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Calendar of Social Events
TODAY

TODAY
Crescent Ladies' Aid Society all day meeting at GAR Hall
Washtenaw Rebekahs o'clock Odd Fellow Han
Pythan Sisters regular meeting o'clock h r
Our Lady sodaity OF St 1880 in auditorium
Ypsianu order OF Eagles o'clock at hall s
y. Huron ST.
League Of Catholic Women postponed one week
League Will meet in Iandy Han AT D. m
Male members friends OF the new club TO attend.
Senior Luther Lutheran Church 1880 at church. post
poned from Sept ~ ~
The Fundamental Bible Bapsts weekly meeting Rev Harold De
Vrees Ann Arbor, speaker. G. A. R. Hall 745 p m
THURSDAY
St Luke Auxiliary Guild ~ o'clock;
o'clock business meeting $50 in church House
number 81 Knights Tempar special con
cave opening; preceded by dinner $3.50 in dining
ROOM Temple go .
Group Presbyterian Union o'clock with Mrs
William Crawford
Queen City Hive OF Maccabees, 1880 GAR Han regular
meeting followed by party
Circle Of Union. o'clock at church
80 with Mrs Bert Scoop
Central Teacher Association o'clock in library
Golfers Association golf luncheon and bridge
Washtenaw Country Club.
Lutheran Church cooperative supper meeting
$3.50 a church. 49,
Society of Lutheran Church 1880 with
Mrs Donald Levitt
Auxiliary Uswv card in GA Hail. Ann
o'clock
Junior Chamber OF Commerce dinner Hotel
The CONSUMPTION measure" Lt-Co Glenn Arnold
and Need for a new hospital" Dr. NJ. E. Soller.
Ypsant flower show 10 Starkweather
Citizens Show, End floor
Huron Chapter Izaak Walton Landy Hall Bust
meeting plans made for benefit party Friday night in
D' man ERIDAY
Willing Workers Kings Daughters, o'clock with Mrs
Paul slusser
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Organization Completed
by Woodruff Boy Scouts

Boy Scouts OF Woodruff School
completed their troop organization
at their meeting Tuesday evening.
There are four patrols with the
membership based on the Scout
rank. Assistant Scoutmaster Thorn
as Cuozzo is in charge OF the ten.
foot group; Assistant Scoutmsster
Robert Hagen, second class; Assist
ant Scoutmaster Henry Lawrence.
Jr., first class; and Committee
Chairman Dan Muntean and Scout.
master Floyd Smith. merit badges.
There are now 2S boys regis.
tered but the number is expected
to be increased TO 40, the number
last year. Fourteen boys and thres
leaders who will usher at the Mich
igan State-U. OF NJ. football game
Oct. 5 were chosen. The boys also
planned to hold a steak roast next
Tuesday evening at o'clock along
the river bank and plans for .
northern trip next year we're dis
cussed
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Women Golfers Name
FOurSOmes For Play
at Washtenaw Club

Washtenaw Women Golfers Asso.
citation will hold their two ball four
some Thursday at the Washtenaw
Country Club with those in class
A playing those in class B.
Palrings for the foursome start
ing on the first nine are: Mrs. c.
p McLain, Mrs. Leslie Fashbaugh.
Mrs. Edward Nehlsen. Miss Donna
Hayward: Mrs. William Nelson,
Mrs Paul Wolf, Mrs. Lynn Schaf-
fer. Mrs. Scott Sturteyant; Mrs.
Paul Hayward Mrs. Agnes Mat
thews. Mrs. F. A. Battelle, Mrs.
Walter Wisbin Mrs. O. d. Camp
bell, Mrs. F. B. Williamson. Miss
Chloe Todd. Mrs. Ben Wise; Mrs.
+. f. Weinmann. Mrs. d. B. South,
Mrs. c. c. Wescott. Mrs. Herbert
Schlessinger. The foursome starting
on the second nine are: Miss Jo-
sephine LANCE, Mrs. Clare ].
Hewens, Mrs. c. P. Steimle, Miss
Marion Gardner; Mrs w. Bruce
Cameron, Mrs. Fred Fisher. Mrs.
Dan Anders. Mrs. w. F. Waidner;
Mrs. V. NJ. Kelly, Mrs. Edward
James, Mrs E. C. Wiedman, Mrs F.
A. Mellencamp; Mrs Ralph Mean
well, Mrs. Robert Schrepper. Mrs.
Erwin Saunders, Mrs. Edward Col
Inns; Mrs. Herbert Biesiegel, Mrs
William Butzin. Mrs. A. ]. Whit
mire, Mrs Clark Greenstreet.
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Mrs. Otis A. TOoze
EntertainS Auxiliary

The Auxiliary. Veterans OF For
eign Wars met Tuesday with Mrs.
Otis A. Tooze. The business SEES
sion was preceded by dessert and
coffee, -Qna new member. Mrs.
Edith Graham. was admitted.
1t was decided to send a delega-
ton TO the Fifth District Rally OF
the Veterans and Auxiliary. Sunday,
at Ann Arbor. The membership was
divided into two groups-the first
headed by Mrs. John Granger. is
TO put on a public spaghetti supper,
Sept. q, in G AR. Hall, and the
second with Mrs. Tooze as chair
man. to prepare a chicken supper
in October. The Auxiliary plans to
have some money making enter
tainment at each meeting through
the year.
Tuesdays arrangement was a
market and bake sale among the
members, which proved profitable.
The next meeting. with RS. Bert
Lutz. Oct Is. will have Mrs. George
Robbins and Mrs. John Granger as
entertainment committee.
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Woodruff Service Squad
Has First Meeting, viii
Give Assembly Thursday

The first meeting OF the Woodruff
School Service Squad was held
Tuesday and plans were made for
a Safety and Service Squad Assem-
bly, Thursday in the auditorium. AT
that time members will receive their
badges.
1t was decided to hold the meet.
ings the first and third Tuesdays
OF the month. Helen Millspaugh,
fifth grade. was chosen captain and
lieutenants are Argyro Caristianos.
fifth grade. and Athena Caristianos.
third grade. Other representative
are Viola Evanoff. "a, Doris De-
Nike, Lois Starr. 3B; Hazel Allen.
Barbara Dumbach, 4th: Virginia
Hinsch, fifth; Mary Jane Raymond,
.Leona Williams, GA; Bernice Kline,
Betty Goss, eB, and Alice Lucas,
Mable Taylor, special, sixth.
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w. G. T. u. Plans
For Future Events

Ypsilanti Calkins Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union, at their
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. o. NJ Miles. enter
tanned Miss Loretta Arbogast. VIII
lis. county secretary, and Mrs. H..
B. Rice, Ann Arbor. second district
president. Miss Arbogast led the
devotions taking her topic from
Ephesians sixth chapter Mrs. Col
ton 6ottreH was appointed chair,
man of the evangelistic and Sunday
School committee and Mrs. Leon
Hathaway chairman OF finance
Plans were made for the annual
Calkins honor service TO be in Oc'
tober. The luncheon committee Will
be Mrs. z. J. Ross and Mrs. B r.
Ford.
Resolutions written by Mrs. Hath
away on the death Of Mrs. Henry
Beebe, a former member who died
in Pittsburgh recently. were read.
Mrs. Rice who had attended the
state W.C.T.U. convention in Sault
Ste. Marie reported on talk by
the state president who said that
II is very necessary that emphasis
be put on Red Cross work. The or
ganization plans on a ten per cent
gain in the various local units.
Announcement was made OF the
national convention TO be in Grand
Rapids, Aug. rs TO Sept. 3. next
year. Mrs. Rice stated that DR..
Eugene Elliott. state superintend-
ent OF public instruction is making
plans for an alcoholic education
campaign in the schools. The union
hopes to have Miss Hortense = o.
Daugherty. an alcohol education
speaker, here the latter part of
October.
Attention Of members was called
to the American Citizenship pro-
gram.
The next meeting of the union
will be at the home OF DR.. elena
dine Snow in October.
Mr. and Mrs Harry F, Shaefer
and daughter Miss Sally went to
New York Tuesday to spend a
week with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fred
erick Shaefer and family.
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Capsule Club Meets
With Mrs. Shifferd

Capsule Club met Tuesday eve
ming at the home of Mrs Robert
Shifferd. Mrs. Charles Shelter was
assisting hostess. A demonstration
of household products provided the
entertainment for the evening after
which refreshments were served by
the hostess, Mrs. Paul Hamnawalt
was a guest from out OF the city.
The birthday OF Mrs. Clifford
Tingley was celebrated with a
birthday cake. The husbands will be
guests for the next meeting Oct.
l at the home Of Mrs. Alec Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Jelly. Detroit,
were Sunday afternoon guests at
Mrs. Ellen Foss' home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Happy are
coming from Flint today to visit
Mrs. Thomas A. Hunt and are then
leaving for Chicago.
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First Fall Meetings Held
BY -Four Methodist Circles

The Tie That Binds and deyotions
conducted by Mrs. John c. Spring
man.
New group leaders for the year.
appointed by the leader, are Mrs.
Ernest n. Chapelle, Mrs. James
Warner. Mrs. Ralph c. Scrivens,
Mrs. Harry Farris committee
chairmcn. Mrs Spriugman devo'
lions. Mrs. r.. ID. Sinclair, flowers;
Mrs. l.. r. Chase. Upper Room,
As means of raising money for
the circle. it was decided 10 have
a penny supper i'm the near future
and 20 have thank offering boxes.
Circle four met with Mrs. &. H..
Munger with II members present
Twenty-nine calls were reported
The leader. Mrs. Ray Burrell pre-
sided and Mrs. L. c. Frank led the
doyotiOns Plans were discussed
for assisting the Needlework Guild.
II was decided TO make a layette.
Refre hments were served by
the hostess.
For the next meeting they will
have a cooperative dinner at the
home of Mrs. Joseph Warner, Oct.
Is. This Will be an all day meeting
to sew on the layette.
Circle ten met with their leader,
Mrs. Media Fuford In leading the
deyotions Mrs. Clifford Schreiner
took her text from Romans y,
verse three, and Proverbs %. verse
seven She read a poem entitled
. HI Essr.l lronment' after which all
joined in repeating The lord 5
Prayer.
Mrs. D w. Ross. Belleyille, sang
a beautiful solo, Thou Wilt Keep
Him in Perfect Peace, and after
wards led the group in singing sew
eral songs.
Mrs. Lawrence Darling was re-
appointed chairman Of the Christ
mas cards sale. Mrs. Joseph Hanlon
was appointed Needlework Guild
chairman and will have charge OF
the work for the layette the circle
will make Mrs. Bruce Rorabacher
will be a flower chairman. Seventy
one sick and % social calls We're
reported. Mrs. Benjamin Parker
was elected secretary to fill the
vacancy made by the resignation
OF Mrs. Iva Lee
Refreshments OF tea and waters
were served the II members and
five children present.
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Auxiliary of Izaak
Walton League Plans
For Future Events

Izaak Walton League Auxiliary
opened their fall season OF meet.
ings with good attendance OF
members. Tuesday evening in Landy
Hall. Plans OF activities for the
year include a series OF bunco par
ties to be In charge of Mrs. William
Fleming chairman, Mrs. Flossie
Dennis and Mrs. Albert Davis.
Further plans will be made at the
next Auxiliary meeting.
The ways and means committee.
appointed by the president is; Mrs.
Dennis, Mrs. John A. Simon, Mrs.
Fleming. Mrs. Albert Davis and
Mrs. Hilda McComb.
Plans are under way for forming
conservation club for members
especially interested in conserva-
ton. One new member, Mrs.
Lemuel Brown, Belleville. was pres
ent
The mystery prize was won by
Mrs. Clara Richards.
The Auxiliary will hold its next
meeting at the hall Oct. /.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Stitt cd
son Michael, returned home from
Jackson Sunday where they had
been visiting Mrs. Stitts mother,
Mrs. James p Cosgrove, and Mr..
Cosgrove, who is patient in Mercy
Hospital. They have been called
back because OF the serious condi-
ton OF Mr.. Cosgroye and expect to
remain there the rest OF this week
Miss Agnes Renton returned
Tuesday evening from Fort Dodge,
Ia. where she had been visiting,
Mr. and Mrs Gordon Touch,
Highland Park, spent Monday with
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown. t,'
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Halsey, son
Raymond and their aunt, Mrs. Har-
dy Greenfield, Tecumseh, who is
visiting here. attended the home
coming at Manchester Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Oscar Armbruster and son
Lyle visited Mr.. and Mrs, Don
Walters, Detroit. Sunday. .~
Prof. Frederick Alexander has
spent the summer mostly in Cali
fornia, but is now in Santa Fe. n.
NJ, where he will stay until return
ing TO this city next week
Mrs. Ralph R. Hurley and son
Ralph and cousin, Miss Amy Hop.
per, Peru, Ind. went to Owosso
Monday and visited Mrs Hurleys
brother and sister-in-law. Rev and
Mrs. James Reynolds. who live in
Oakley near Owosso. They found
Rev. Reynolds had been very i'll and
was in the hospital, but was i'm
proving.
Mrs. Harry Wood returned to her
home in LaPorte. Ind. Tuesday at-
ter being the guest OF Mrs. Joseph
Thompson since last Thursday
Mrs. Wood came especially to at.
tend the Haviland-McCulloch we'd
ding, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Ellen Foss returned home
Sunday after visiting her niece and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Wooster,
Rushton, a week. She also visited
friends In Pontiac and South Lyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Hickman re-
turned Monday night from Clarks-
burg, w. Va, where they spent
three weeks visiting their mothers,
Mrs f. F. Cogar and Mrs. Lee
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The first fall meetings OF circles
two. three. four and ten Of the
Methodist Society of Christian
Service were held Tuesday after
noon at the homes OF members.
Routine business was transacted
and arrangements were made for
their donations TO the Needlework
Guild.
Miss Caroline Lewis, leader OF
circle two. opened her home for
the meeting and conducted the busi-
ness meeting. She introduced Mrs.
Frank Whitehouse. who led in devo-
lions. After the singing OF the hymn
81 Love to Tell the story by the
group. Mrs Whitehouse dwelt on
the theme. In the Beginning God.
She said that III we seven million
Americans would keep those words
in mind. there would be no worry
about our democracy.
Old committees were reappointed.
1t was. decided 10 mend for Boyer
Hospital at the circle meetings and
to prepare a layette for the Needle
work Guild
II the Methodist Society of
Christian Service decides to hold
their annual Christmas fair, the
circle will have the candy booth.
\ gift of a years subscription to
the Ypsilanti Daily Press for Mrs.
Jennie Ostrander, South Bend, a
former member was voted upon.
The gift is to show in a small way
-eirele-s- continued affection for
her.
The hostess served tea and de-
licious cookies with Mrs. Maurice
Seiple and Mrs. j. Vain Throop pour
ing.
The new president OF circle three
Mrs. Otis Lee. entertained her cir
Gle and presided at the business
meeting at 2:3Q. Meeting was OPP
ened with the singing OF "Blest Be
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Mrs. White Hostess
to Meet Mrs. Club

Meet the Mrs. Club met Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Fred
erick White.
Two tables of pedro we're in play,
and prizes went to Mrs Florence
Ray, Mrs. Frank Louandes. and
Mrs. William Shaw, with special
prize going to Mrs. Vern Underwood.
Luncheon was served at the close
Of the evening.
The next meeting will be next
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Mack
Laidlaw.
Mrs Harold Halsey. Mrs Embert
Pocklington. Mrs. Floyd Slagen-
white and Mrs. Grace Schanz spent
Monday in Detroit on business.
Mrs. Ruby Burbridge with her
daughter Marilyn. Paw Paw. spent
from Friday to Monday with her
sister. Mrs. Loue George Jones.
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Local Residents at
Ann ArbOr MaCcabeeS

Mrs. A. w. ziegler and Mrs. Iva
Schoolmaster visited Arbor Hive
number 113 of Maccabees for their
regular meeting in Ann Arbor,
Tuesday evening. They also re-
manned for the county officers meet
ing following when plans were
made for the Washtenaw County
Association meeting. Oct. Is. in
Ann Arbor.
Representatives were present
from Manchester Whitmore Lake,
Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti
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Mrs. RoWden Hostess
to Get Together Club

Get Together Club were guests OF
Mrs. H. j. Rowden at her home
Tuesday evening. Winners OF prizes
for pedro were; MIS- Edmund
Block, Mrs. Rowden. Mrs. c. F.
Beck and Mrs. Laura Holmes.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the evening by the host
ess.
The club will meet again Oct. /
with Mrs. Arthur Ferguson
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MRS. j. WAGNER
HOSTESS TO CLUB

Mrs. julius Wagner was hostess
TO the Old Tyne Pedro Club at her
home. Tuesday evening. Prizes for
cards were won by Mrs. Wagner
and Mrs. Joseph Block. Mrs. Victor
Pryce won the special prize.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
The club will meet again Oct. l
With Mrs. Peter Kerner.
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B. and p. w. Club
Attends Hall Rites

The Ypsilent! Business and Pro
fessional Womens Club met at the
Literary Club house for dinner
Tuesday evening
The business meeting and pro-
gram were omitted and the mem.
bers attended the funeral services
OF their beloved honorary member,
Miss Marcia V. Hall.
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Members of Phoenix
Lodge Confer Degree

The first degree was conferred
on two candidates by Phoenix Lodge
number IS F. and A. NJ. officers,
at the special communication of the
lodge Tuesday evening in the Ma
sonic Temple lodge room. The can
didates will receive the second de-
gree at a later meeting.
At next Tuesday evenings meet
ing the second degree will be con-
ferred on candidates.
The meeting was attended by
about 40 members.
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Fine Points in Bridge
By SHEPARD BARCLAY

using one Of the two honors there
As a Consequence, the J was es-
tablished for West to gain tn,
trick later which set the contract
At the other table. eeclareI
took the tirst trick lE dummy. lost
a diamond. took the trump return
In dummy. ruffed q diamond
with the spade Q. ruffed q club
with The spade 2. played to his
heart A. ruffed second club with
the spade 4. led to the heart 0.
dropped the last trump with the
A, led to dummy's two good
hearts and so had total OF ter
tricks.
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Prof Goddard To Speak

Central Grades Parent Teachers
Association will have Edwin C..
Goddard. professor emeritus OF the
University Of Michigan, as speaker
at the opening meeting OF the school
year, Thursday evening in the Ypsi-
lanti High School. Meeting will open
at o'clock.
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W.
on AMERICA
frs -Aldrich and

Mr.. and Mrs. W L. Aldrich and
children are going to Lakewood. o.,
Thursday to visit Mrs. Aldrich's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stan.
nard, and Mr.. Aldrich's mother.
Mrs. G. W. Aldrich. They will re-
turn Sunday.
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RING LOST 50 YEARS FOUND

Pomeroy, O., Sept. ls-UP -
Helping to make garden at ths
Butler Pickens property in Racine.
near here, 13-year-old Norman Ar
mott found a ring. His father
wrote to club Pickens at Canton,
telling him about the ring and
Pickens identified 1t as the one
that had belonged to his mother,
Mrs. Eva Pickens, who lost It 50
years ago.
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MADRID-INS-A warning that
the government OF Generalissimo
Francisco Franco plans to restore
SPANS moral influence" and cul.
ture in Latin America was placed
before the world today by Interior
Minister Ramon Serrano Suner in
a comprehensive outline Of Spanish
policy.
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Worth Kramer. conductor Of
wings over Jordan" is native of
Findlay. Ohio. who entered radio
work while still in college. He re-
Gently resigned his position as pro-
program director of Cleveland sta
ton TO devote all Of his time to con-
Quoting and arranging music sor
"Wings Over Jordan" The choir
will appear here in Ypsilanti High
'Schsol September "a.
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers to re-
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non-delivery OF the Daily
Press Phone the Press office
at 40 before 6 2. m.
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DON'T WASTE BIG ONES

IT IS a sad kind Of careiessness
which causes a declarer to ruff a
trick with a high trump which lat
er is likely to be needed for a
trump trick. The waste Of It for
that purpose sometimes sets up a
secondary trump Of the opposition
which otherwise could have been
captured.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Sprague,
INA f. Forest Ave. are parents Of
siA pound. four ounce son born
Tuesday in Boyer Hospital.
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Mrs. Darling will entertain the
circle for the October meeting.
La gaceta., 1940-04-06
DOS ENCAR-
A POR D DEL
CONNIE DE DIES

Washington, abril 6.-LOs
cdmumistas Frank9eld v Tho-
mas F. P. O'Dea, que se nega-
ron a conhestar las preguhtas
del comite de Dies, ingresaron a
yer EN- la carcel, por orden del
Comite. Sc lie pide a cada uno
$1,000 de fianza, Ia que tOdavia
no han podido prestar.
Ell abogado defensor del jefe
de los Camisas de Plata, proce-
sado en- Carolina del Norte, pide
que sc llame a Dies como testigo
Policy, Ell encartadO, sc halla en-
libertad bajo fianza de $1,000.
Dies dice que los comunistas
han confesado su lealtad q Ru.
STA Y su intenci6n de deSGruir
las libertades ciyicas en- Ameri-
ca.
La gaceta., 1940-04-06
NORUEGA AMENAZA con
LA GUERRA EN- FEN
DE SU MARINA

Oslo, Noruega, abril 6-An-
Re el ParlamentO nOruego ell NIL
nistro de negocios extranjeros,
Halvdan Koht, dirigi6ndose a
los Aliados manifesto que ell go
bierno esta listo para ir a Ia
guerra, 81 fuese necesario, en-
defensa de la libre nayegacion
Dor sus aguas. Al mismo tempo
aludi6 duramente a Alemania'
nor hundir los vapores mercan-
ties noruegos.
Los gobiernos de Francia 9
Inglaterra protestaron ante el
0abinete noruego por permitlr
a los barcos alemanes el uso de
las aguas escandinavas y tam
bi6n Ell transporte de mineral De
hierro para el Reich.
"Noruega, insisti6 el minis
tro, esta resuelta a m%antener su
neutralidad, no importa cuaies
scan las consecuencias"
ale dicho tambien que el pue
bio exagera la Importance de
Ia exportac6n de mineral.
La gaceta., 1940-04-06
vOTO Ell SENADO A FAVOR
DE LOS ~CONVENIOS CO.
MERCIALES

Washington, abril 6.-Los
fines explicados por Ell preSi-
dente Roosevelt Y ell secretario
de Estado Hull en- cuanto a los
tratados comerciales, fueron
aprobados aver por Ell Sena :
do, con votaci6n de AZ por 81.
Sc interpreta la votaci6n como
una derrota para ell vicepresi-
dente Garner.
AL ser enterado de la vota-
ci6n ell Secretario Hull, mani
fest6 que lie servia de profun-
da satisfaction y al mismo
tempo era 10 mejor que podia
hacerse en- pro de los intereses
nacionales. Una enmienda del
senador Walsh, patrocinada
por Garner, fue derrotada por
46 votos contra "a.
La gaceta., 1940-04-06
LA CAUSA CONTRA LOS
MIEMBROS DEL "FRENTE
CRISTIANO"

New York, abril 6.-Dos i'm
portantes testigos declararon
aver en- la vista de la causa
contra II miembros de la reac
cionaria organization ell Fren
tie Cristiano. DENTS A. Healy,
de SO amos, I'm ingeniero civil,
relate sus Conversations COT
los acusados Claus Gunther Err
necke, un aleman, y William
Bishop. A John F. Cassidy,
tambien procesado, Sc lie COMO
ola Hcomo ell pequeno Fueh :
rer."
Ernecke lie dijo que 81 Ia
guerra estallaba, el volveria a
Alemania a pelear por ell 60
bierno nazi. Este aleman lie
hablaba de escuadras de anne
tralladoras de 20 hombres y
de los esfuerzos para incitar q
los judios a la r~evoluci6n. En-
tonces ell gobierno civil caerfa
en- este pals Y Sc apoderaria
de el, por la fuerza, ell Frente
Cristiano. Ernecke lie asegur6
que Bishop era I'm agente de
Hitler.
La defensa tratara de pro-
bar que TODD Sc debe a Ia ac-
ci6n ode agentes provocado :
res"