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Evening star., 1940-01-17
Notes From the Social Calendar WASHINGTON and Its Fnvons
Notes of the Diplomatic
And Official Circles in
The Nations Capital
= Mrs. Roosevelt Hostess at Receptions
Today for Women's Clubs Council
And Colgate University Group

the
second for University students who are making
special study OF government in Washington
The yesterday afternoon
heard program of music in the served
Racn pianist the playing accompani-
mens for Miss Kaus Mr. Rahln opened program with
group Chopin compositions including the
the waltz fiat major and the other
'genled and three folksongs famous de
from France; "Anduko
Switzerland played second appearance three
positions shoakovich dance opus l. No. l. and two
preudes Nos II and Is from "a and closed his
with three Franz Mers fosong
and vocal arrangemen of Fritz Kreiers Caprice vennoi
Johann Strauss "Watztime
Earlier in the Mrs Roosevelt
Charles
tanned the 1925
Mrs Edison again today will go to
New York tomorrow for a few days stay
The Potoc entertained last
Of the Polish Goodwill Mission to this
Janusz stamirowsh, Arka Marsk.
Attorney Murphy among the guests
and others in the party the Minister Yugosava
Mrs szymczak of the Board Of
Governors of the Federal Reserve NJ
Counselor of the French Embassy Mr. Houghteng
Mr. and Mrs 10y Henderson,
shpman, Mr. and Mrs Ernest Swift,
Princess Hohenoe M.
szeWsk, Nine Kramatz and Mr. Jan Drohowsk.
Representatives William
snkhead hosts at dinner evening celebrate
and Senator and Mrs John
Cecil Lacy whose wedding took place the home
Mrs Bankhead "a years
Canadian Minister
him last evening the legation Massachusetts
Bailey Senator Bailey of North Carolina will
be the guest honor Albert
Saturday.
Mrs Claude
companed to the Capital by
will be Pepper
The Assistant Secretary of State Mrs
hono with Mr. and Mrs W. Kpnger at the dinner which
Mrs
tanned their Massachusetts,
series which they have planned for the mid winter
Naval Aache
o'clock presidential
Evening star., 1940-01-17
Miss Dorothy Kelly
Wed to Mr.. Buck

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Kelly an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothy Kelly. to Mr.. May
nard r. Buck, son of Mrs. j. A. Buck
OF this city. The marriage took
place January in Washington.
Mr.. Buck is an attorney with the
Reconstruction Finance Corp, and
Mrs. Buck formerly was with the
Commodity Credit Corp.
Evening star., 1940-01-17

Draper, Mrs. Frederick N. Gould,
Capt. Porotto, Mrs. Randall Hagner
Mrs. George Grant Mason, Mrs. Paul
Bastedo. Mrs. Joseph Letter, Mrs.
Mccormack Goodhart, Mrs. Regi
nald Huidekoper, Lady Chalkley
Mrs. Basil Harris, Miss Laura Har-
Ian. Mrs. Henry Berliner, Mrs. Adolph
Casper Miller, Mrs. Edward B. Bur-
ling, the Minister of Egypt, Mrs.
Henry H. Flather, Mrs. Philip Rhine
lander, Mrs. Duncan Phillips, Mrs.
John L. Lewis, Mrs. Charles Wishard,
Mrs. William Berliner, Mrs. Warren
Austin, Capt. Anders c. Andreasen,
Mrs. Arthur Vandenberg, Nine. BIZ
anchi, Miss Sophie Stanton, Mrs.
Wilton j. Lambert and Mrs. Robert
K. Smith.
Evening star., 1940-01-17
Michigan Society
To Hold BANQUET

The Michigan State Society will
hold its 10th annual banquet and
dance at 2400 Sixteenth street jan
uary IS. The banquet will begin at
7oclock. Z ~.
The Michigan State Society is
Washington's Oldest State society,
having been established in 1861.
Tickets may be obtained from any
Michigan congressional Office or
from members of the committee.
Evening star., 1940-01-17
Gen. Hutcheson
Honor Guest at
Clark Party

Col. and Mrs. Edward B. Clark
were hosts at a small dinner
party last night at the Army and
Navy Club for Maj. Gen. Grote
Hutcheson, U. S. Army. retired,
of Saratoga, Calf, who was a
West Point classmate of Col.
Clark.
Those present were Mrs. David
c. Shanks and Mrs. Harry Tay-
lor, respectively the wife and
widow of two of Gen. Hutcheson's S
classmates; Rear Admiral c. H.
T. Lowndes, U. S. Navy, retired;
Col. and Mrs. Edward G. Lowry,
Mrs. William Aspinwall, and
Maj Edwin Sibert, son of anoth-
er of the generals classmates.
Evening star., 1940-01-17
Miss Mccoy Engaged
To Mr.. Thaxton

Mrs. Mary Hughes Mccoy has
announced the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Margaret Mccoy, to
Mr.. Edgar Thaxton, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy w. Thaxton of WASH
ington. The announcement was
made at reception given recently
at the home of Miss McCoy's uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Denny
Hughes.
The marriage will take place
shortly after Mr.. Thaxton's gradu-
alton in May from Mississippi State
College,
Evening star., 1940-01-17
BassO to Give Recital

Mrs. Edwin B. Parker is sponsor
for the recital at which Nicola Mos
coma, noted Greek basso of the
Metropolitan Opera Co., will make
his local debut January Is in
Constitution Hall, with Edbert Ruhl,
young Washington tenor.
Evening star., 1940-01-17
Miss Linnane
ToWed MIR. r.O'Neill

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Lin
name announce the engagement
OF their daughter, Miss Frances
Linnane, to Mr.. Andrew J. O'Neill,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John ONeill
of East Orange, N. j.
The wedding will take place
Anril
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20

The man who succeeds Edward
|N Gtett3nitis, Jry ~ chairman VI
the board OF directors OF u. .. Steel
with gtettiniug appointment 10 the
National Defense commission, ~
himself IN authority on defense
problems,
He Is 67-year-oId irving 3, olds
OF New York, u native OF Erie, Pa,
From 1919 Oids served as
counsel for the Purchasing De-
|partment OF the British War nv.
sion 10 the United States and in
tg18 was u special assistant IN the
III. o. War Department.
Upon graduation from Yale and
Harvard, Oids was secretary 70
Justice Holmes Of the United
States Supreme Court, 1901
|He then became associated with
/ q New York law firm where no
i has since pfaetiCed corporate laW,
He has been director and rem.
5 ber OF the finance committee o.
III, q, Steel since 1895,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20
ozark HORSE AT
| CONVENTION
That Fact Begins to Loom
Up As Important Day
Draws Near
ny LYLE G., WILSON
tUElfed Press EtaH E0FFsspOiideHt)

UEfted Press san Correspondent
Philadelphia, June NI-UP)a-ite.
buEIiean leaders concerned them
Rslyts tsday with the uHWeicefie
,fGgpeet OF q deadlock IN the rs
ienai convention which G0Hvenei
Monday, and the possibility that 4
iafk horse presidential nominee VII
result.
Surveys OF delegate strength rate
,oth Senator Robert A, Taft, 0hle
IHd District Attorney Thomas "
3eV6y, Of New York, far below tht
Vol majority vote necessary 10 nom
mate, Some estimates here glyt
BOTH Taft ard Dewey iesS than 30(
bfst ballots votes
Representative OF DARK horse can.
8idAEeg-Wh0 include aii but Dewey
Ind Taft-afe Insisting that ail
larry ballot nomination VIII be In
Possible. There Is some evidehGt
hat tiie powerful Pennsylvania dele.
atien casting 70 votes may ssaFl
No band wagon rolling Tor tho stie.
essfui candidate ~ " d1d IN 1925
Ind 1929,
/ GOV, Arthur H. James, o steeky
I'D head ard pleasant spoken
DatesmaH, II Pennsylvania favor.
o ron but few persons 0utsjae
Sehhsyivania give him more thar
remote chance 10 take TOP b0B0rs
ext week, III q press conference
ames said that the prospect Wat
M q rather pf8eFaGted convention
contrast 10 tho sefies OF one BAL
kt nominations by which RepHbii.
afis have chosen theE presidential
fsHdidat6 since 1920,
Harding Nomination
From q siek bed ~ 1920, senator
6iss PeHf6se, Pennsylvania afid
Republican party leader, dictated
be presidential nomination OF War.
M q, Harding after n staleHiatt
byei6ped among Senator Hiram w
bhnsGfl, California, General Ls6fl1
Id Wood ard Frank o, L0Wdea o.
iin0is. Again In 1929 wien q faRt
bid flo movement was awaiting ag'
{ EeegiV6 iead6fsflip, the late Andrew
'lk, Mellon put Herbert 9, H9Gver'
EmiRatien In ths BAG by aBBeaBe.
III the night before the first bail0l
at Pennsylvania would vote f0i
fn
J Ig0me pafty leaders believe Penn.
IiVafia IL HlaHelVeFiHg tor another
: Ieh political master stroke and
Iat TaH on q DARK horse eandi.
y Ite will benefit, Widely eifeulat.
= b here are reports htat Joseph N
Il EEW, ill., PENNSYLVANIA boss N luxe
" kffa 10 DeWeys candidacy, that IN
les not want Wendell l., WiIIkie, u
. NV York, but IL Hildef heavy biisi.
|ss pressure 10 support bin, ailG
lat he would not b6 likely 10 hGt
p gsafd u HG6ver-f0r president baflG
I kgoa except Under considerable
bnpuisf0f.
IWfilkie and Dewey, nevertheless
We Pennsylvania strength, NJ.
Otigh Governor James gave much
mort 10 tbe reports Of q stop.
| lilkie movement here by teliiBi
| 6gs conference gHesti0nefs Hbal
d0n't believe WiIlkie has made
| y progress ~ Pennsylvania"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20
.L!I9gt9!!s Y !..! y! y.....

Tbls II 10 give notice That :,
:y:s s.s;;: sS:;s s;: s: s X
1919. viii tbs Liquor Control Com
mission f0v y. Huil HesDse Res
tHUvaBt Permit for he sale ~
gleg!9lts It9gay og re gysioi.Sss.s |.
s iiT W To1 III ~ nd WI bs conducted
MIdwlg w. Waterbury, Conn., %
''A1NEgySj0 TgyxEIIRA BoRgyg :,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20

yItII!lY.T,. E., of ,,eWy, Ay.gE ,..s W,H. Y.
!, 1gtS' FhsfA ltIlg 81 9EsvcN5G1ia 4,
gYjtNEs, Iate 6f the Town ~
VateFt0WB, IN said district, dss
I'M Court NJ Probate f0r me d..
IA ~ WateFt0Wn bath limited At,d
Dyed ~ tgoggIl,s frgm s gEfe s sfsss
VI FG6se who neglect 10 present
In ape0HHls, properly atlestedt
lin sajd line, VIII be debaTFed
ee0veFy, AZ persons Indebted ~
EefHte RFe requested ~ MAKE
NIB ff3At!TGwk .rEgsr 90,
AamiDtstFatOv,
wv 9UeYiR ~ gaffggdy,
lsst Asst Trust 0fbgeF,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20

King Henry VIII OF England es-
1jlsbed o lew which defend -
9irdHp0is pound ~ "tiie weight
! 1000 gFaifis OF wheat taken from
!, middle OF the middle Of ths car
4 well dried
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20

1895 DODGE Abr. TRUNK SEDAN
In beautiful condition. You must
SEQ this car 10 appreciate II.
Waterbury Motors, Inc.
30 Brown Place Dial 4-5i2o
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20
notice.

|1B ana after iris date June 20th
sO, I viii not bs responsible f0i
y bliis contracted, other than ~
self ,s,4A
"'fEESSNis nAeo2zINo,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20

10 AHtcmObDes EOF Sale
PACKARD
TOURING sEDANs
1910 Six
1899 Six
le3e One.Twenty
1887 Six
1897 Super Eight
1895 One.Twenty
BUCKS
1897 Convertible Phaeton
1895 2 door Sedan
1895 Coupe
1898 Sedan
CHEvRoLETs
iD36 Sedan and Coupe
1892 Town Sedan
CHRYsLERB
1894 Convertible Coupe
1894 Sedan
1922 Sedan
1891 Sedan
DE eOTOs
1899 Club Coupe
1892 Sport Coupe
FORDs
1887 Fordor q Tudor SedanS
1895 Tudor Sedan
1895 Fordor Sedan
1894 Tudor Sedan
MISCELLANEOUS 1876
Graham Sedan
Lagalle gedar
Oldsmobile Touring Sedan
Nash Sedan
Plymouth Sedan
studebaker Sedan
WHY'S Sedan
Packard : Waterbury, Inc.
"A Safe Place TO Buy"
4D2 WATERFOWL Ave. Dial 4-6i0i
Open Evenings -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20

1885 CHEVROLET 4 Door Touring
Sedan. Radio and Heater.
GROVE USED CAR EXC
IA Grove st. Open Evenings
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20

1888 Chevrolet r. 8. Coupe S125
Radio and Heater ,,,,,.,.
OUELLETTE MOTORS, II Jefferson
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20

DIsT,.!E.GzTg, e., q f,f,,W.,A,g TE]sggH;yi, r.
D. 1a40. tss,TATN 0f YjsA,HACEBcA
WStegbS1y ~ sSjd Dist1jeI De-
bi6Hed ~ aee0Unt with said estate
10 tbis !, G9.yt f2g aitowaDga i y
JUjX 4, u, 1917, ~ ~. O'CLOCK, ~
j,srsoba2s Ofdes b. WstsybUry, BE- and
fhe same ", assigned f0r q hearing
GDd Tie Court directs fhe AdmiDs
jsirat0r, 10 give notice thereof by
pVbj(SbiBg t6is order IN some news.
papeF having " etReYjRtlOB ~ SAID
DlstTtet, vi feaEt eight days before
said daY NJ hearing,
MARGgERITE M, gAIly,,
6.20stt As8t Clerk,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20
For Rent Real Estate
Apartments and Tcnements

UNION CITY 49, 23l Spring ST., 8
large rooms, I'd floor, garage, lawn,
trees. Phone Naug, 1880,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20

20 K1NGsBuRY sT.-5 rooms, LIST
floor, oil improvements, Inquire
Mrs. Sossin's Restaurant, 4-0774.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20

Brooklyn Used Cars
0e6 No. Riverside st. TEL A.i688
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20

1919 oidsmObile Club Coupe
1895 LagaIIe Sedan
1899 OldgmObiIe "6" Sedan
| 1899 Dodge Sedan
1897 OldSm0bile 70" 4 Door Sedan
1887 ChTysjer 4 Door Sedan
1897 La6ajie 4 Door Sedan
1897 Etlidebaker 4 Door Sedan
1897 DeSOtO 4 Door Sedan
1897 Plymouth 4 Door Sedan
1897 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan
1895 Buick 4 Door Sedan
1895 DeDot0 Sedan
1891 Packard = PasG Sedan
Cadillac, LaSalle, Odds
1O4 WATERFOWL Ave, Dial 6.1t4e
AIs0-370 w, Main SL Dial b-02t9
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20

ie32 CHEVROLET COUPE -. $50
1892 CHEVROLET TOUR. CAR sos
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20
x,,.ikl!..9 E.9 .i y ~. y! I,v,o.

rhIsv y le siys ,n'stles t9et :,
SS" osy c %S"YSs a e S.S" r. awSp ass
T jey Pernjt Tor .tbS sale 2f also:
s s"Gh l EecSs,s u H. gs6s,ss on9
IRE b1as'nssss Y owsssd s,s J3Sssgh
JJ% WI TgS"mkus, OH jebn IT, wsE
6FbUTY, Comm ~ Regi9tttse,. ,<,,.
DatRd June 1jtb, 1910, 6stSs20
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20
FOR MAXIMUM RESULTS AT MINIMUM COST USE THE DEMOCRAT
WANT ADS - DIAL 4-212 = ASK FOR AD-TAKER


'37 FORD PANEL TRUCK
Special SITS
NOES AUTO PARTS Dial 4-2s2S
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20

1894 FORD DE LUKE 4 Door S195
SEDAN, Radio and Heater
MERRIAM G. HILL
used Cars Wanted-C Cash Waiting)
rs Willow 81. Dial 4.io48
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20

KfNdSBURY $50 School district, SIX
rooms, hot water heat, LIST floor,
Dial 4-6D6l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20

1898 Buick Conv. Coupe, Radio
1888 Buick Touring Sedan. Radio
NO. MAIN, PARKING
iio North Main Ct.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20

80 WATERFOWL AVE,-Tirst floor
apartment, Apply premises, first
floor south.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20
"How about opening an account at my bank now2"
Real Estate For Sale
Houses For Sale

KrNGSBuRY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Eight rooms, Cellar laundry, Hot
water heat, One-car garage, $4,000,
M MoENOV TMN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-15

E1NsN TOLD TnAJ TAE PRESIDENT OF MADISON INDUS
w TRIES Is LOCKED HIS SAFE. LoNNlE pluNkETT
OPENS THE SAFE, ONLY TO FIND NOBODY THERE. REAL
lzlNe THAT NE AAs BEEN TRACKED BY CROOKS. NE LEAPS
INSIDE AND 81 ANS IhE DOOR
La gaceta., 1940-02-20
Ell PARTIDO
CELEBRARA SU CONVEN-
CION EN- MAYO

New York, Feb. 20.-El par
lido Comunista anunci6 aver
que verificara su Convention
nacional ell dia 80 de mayo y es-
cogera sus candidates a la pre-
sidencia y vicepresidencia de la
Rep1blica. Sc tiene la seguridad
de que seran nominados Earl
Browder para la presidential y
FL negro James w. Ford para la
v'cepresidencia.
Browder dice que ell pats ne
costa un tercer partido no uu
tercer termino.
FL comite nacional, por una
nimidad, escogi6 a New York
para Ia Convention. Dfcese que
hicieron ofertas los eomunistas
de Chicago y Filadsltia.
La gaceta., 1940-02-20
Chamberlain hablara hoy
en- Ia Camara de los Comunes
Los nazis hundieron Is vapores
neutrales y 5 ingleses

LONDRE, Feb. 20.-El PR
mer ministro Chamberlain ha
blara hoy en- la Camara de los
Comunes y explicara ell case
del vapor "Altmark" desde ell
punto de vista del Almirantaz
go Y ell gobierro.
Inglaterra insiste en- su de
manda de que ell vapor sea in
tornado, por cuanto llevaba ca
homes antiaereos Y era un bu-
que auxiliar del acorazado
Graf Spec.
Las perdidas EN- vapores mer
cantes, la semana pasada, au-
mentaron a 20 barcos, cinco
de bandera inglesa y Is neu-
trales.
Cuatro submarines alema-
mes fueron hundidos y otros
La gaceta., 1940-02-20
UN PIST0LERO Sc ABODE.
RO DE $4,000

Chicago, Feb. 20.-De un ele-
vador, en- Ell s6tano, un pistole-
70 Sc llev6 aver, amenazando de
muerte a un guardia, llevandc-
Sc $18,066 de la casa Mar
shall Field y Co. FL bandido Sc
hallaba en- ell elevator Y puso 81
revolver en- la espalda del guar
dia, pidiendole no Sc moviera.
Despu6s orden6 a la muchacha
detuviera ell elevator entire ell
primero v Ell segundO piso, des-
arm6 al guardia, sac6 ell dinero
del cofre donde Sc lie habia pues-
to, lie pogo al agente y desapa-
reci6 entire los centenares de per
sonas que en- ell establcimiento
re encontraban.
La gaceta., 1940-02-20

dos aparentemente fueron des
truidos por la aviaci6n.
Los buques mercantes hun
didos tenian un tonelaje de
SCOTT, superando la marcs an
terror, de Otra semana, dc
1913.
Aeroplanos nazis ataceron
con sus ametralladoras a cua-
tro ~pequenas embarcaciOnes.
en- ell mar del Norte, las que 10
graron escapar. Los cazas in
gleses salieron en- persecution
de los atacantes.
Los cinco vapores ingleses
hundidos desplazaban 1925
toneladas y los ~ ~neutrales,
46, Trece de Jos vapOres
neutrales probablsmente fue-
ron ataeados sin aviso.
La gaceta., 1940-02-20
HABLO A SU PUEBLO Ell
REY GUSTAV0

Estokolmo, Suecia, Feb. 90
Ell rey Gustavo habl6 aver a su
pueblo y dijo que 81 Suecia re-
solviera ayudar a Finlandia Ell
contra de Russia, ell pals seria a.
rrastradO a la guerra con otras
naciones. "Finlandia puede re-
cibir mas ayuda de nOsOtrOs, CO.
INK neutrales, que en- case de
guerra. Con admiration sligo la
lucha de Finlandia, nuestro he
roico hermano, contra ejercitos
superiores en- n1merO. BESIDE el
principle, Suecia, por volunta-
rios Y otros medios, trat6 de a
yudar a los finlandeses. Desde
Ell primer momento, sin embar-
go, 20 lie die a Finlandia que no
debfa depender de la ayuda
nuestra en- forma de interven-
ci0n militar. Con pena en- mi co
raz6n, he Tlegado a la conclusion
de que debemos mantener la pre-
sente posici6n".
La gaceta., 1940-02-20
ARITA EXPRESA SUS CON-
WELCOMES
EN- JAN A UN POSI-
BILE EMBARGO

Toxic, Feb. 2o.-Hablan6o
cen personal sinceridad, Hachi-
no Arita, ministro de negocios
extranjeros, declare ante la Die
ia que a su juicio las relaciones
entire Ell Jap6n y Estados Un.-
dos no empeoraran. "COnside-
rallies secciones de la opinion
pGblica americana desean Ell es-
tablecimiento del embargo con-
ira nosotros; pero hay muchos
hombres de s6lido juicio en- ese
pals. Hasta los mas firmes par
tidarioS del embargo consideran
que Sc crearia una situaci6a
muy serial.
"Esto indica que de materia-
liar Ell embargo, habra cierta
demora en- su aplicaci6n".
"Considerables diferencias
fundamentals existen y Sc de-
rivan del nuevo orden en- Chi
ma.
"Estados Unidos cree que cl
nuevo orden significa la exclu.
sion de los intereses americanos,
10 que no es asi. FL Jap6n no pue
de ahora dar a conOcer sus YER
dadera intenciones.
"Yo intento resolver desde Ell
punto de vista de la politica ia.
ponesa, todas las cuestiones re-
lativas a China; pero 20 desea-
ria que los americanos, por 81
parte, comprendieran las actua-
les condolences en- China y volun
tariamente modificaran su in
sistente actitud.
FL diputado Hajime Hoski,
del partido Seiyukai, ha pro-
puesto Sc haga a los misioneros
americanOs en- China un dona-
two de 100000 de "yens" CO.
mo medic de inducirlos a parti-
cipar en- construir el "nuevo
orden" en- ell extreme oriente.
Los peri6dicos japoneses no
dieron la noticia de la PROPOSE
ci6n de Hoshi.
La gaceta., 1940-02-20
TRES SECRETARIES LILA
MADOS A DECLARAR
Sc les piden DoeumentOs

Washington, Feb. 2O.-El Co
mite Investigator de Ia Junta
Nacional de Relaeiones del Ira
bajo llam6 a declarar, para hoy,
a los secretaries de trabajo, ma
rina e interior, Sra. Perkins,
Mr.. Edison y Harold Ickes. Sc
les pide o requiere traigan con
ellos la correspondence y docu-
mento sobre contracts y Otro5
puntos en- litigio- Es possible
sean Hamados a declarar los je-
fes de otros dtpartamentos del
Gobierno.
Debese la citaci6n a que j.
Warren Madden, p~residente de
la Junta de Relaciones del Ira
bajo, declare ante 81 eomite que
existia un eOnvenio para no
coneeder prestamos q eOmpa'
Mas enemlgas de IN iustO trato
q lOa obreGOs
La gaceta., 1940-02-20
LAS ELECCIO-
MES DE LUZ
S1ANA
La MIiciG AcudrtelGdd
pOr Orden de Long

New Orleans, Feb. 20.-Se
estan verificando las segundas
elecciones primarias y Sc dispu-
tan Ell voto de la mayoria y Ell
puesto de gobernador del Esta-
10, Earl Long, ell actual gober-
nador, y el abOgado Sam Jones,
de Lake Charles.
Patrocina la candidatura de
Long la antigua maquinaria po-
Utica del alcalde Maestri y Jo-
mes euenta con el apOyo del Sc
nador James A. Noe, candidate
derrotado en- las pasada sprima-
rias.
La guardia nacional, unos g..
500 hOmbres, sc halla Ssuartala'
La gaceta., 1940-02-20

Los nazis hundieron la sema-
ma pasada Is vapores neutralea
y cinco de los Aliados.
IAutoriza ell derecho interna-
cional a Hitler Y sus "siervos''
a hundir sin aviso los vapores
de una potencia con la cual no
estan en- guerra?
Para Alemania no hay mas
derecho international que la vo-
luntad del tirano y es justO que
los Aliados sc defiendan con to-
dos los medios a su alcance.
Las naciones democraticas a.
man Ell derecho, la legalidad, pc
70 no las obliga a consentir lo9
actos de barbarie de sus eneml-
gos.
Alemania ha dicho que hundi-
"a sin aviso los vapores mercan
tes que hagan escala, por algdn
motive, en- los puertoS AliadOs.
Els una amenaza salvaje, contra
ria al derecho de gentes.
Contestando a esa nueva in
sensatez de Hitler, Ell gobierno
de Paris declare: 81 la amenazs
es cumplida, daremos al bloqueo
una completa extension dentro
de nuestras posibilidades mate
riales y tecnicas". No existe
convenci6n International algu-
ma que autorice csc punto de
vista aleman y 81 ell gobierno lie
Hitler 10 adopta, hara impossible
tratar con el bajo las leyes in
ternacionales''. Puro gangste-
rismo o p~irateria, que sera con-
testado con represalias hasta
que ell poder de la ilegalidad ha-
va sido dominado".
Quien no respeta Ell derecho,
quien asesina a la pOblaci6n ci-
vii y hunde barcos sin aviso, no
puede esperar que ell periudica-
do y ofendido Sc cruce de bra
EOS Use conforme con maldecir
sn mala snarfe.
La gaceta., 1940-02-20
ASESINADA UNA NINA De
SEIS AMOS

Los Angeles, Feb. 20.-Con
la cabeza aplastada y Otras To-
stones, la policia encontr6 aver,
en- ell suburbio de Monticello, 81
cadaver de la nina Geraldine
Hardaker, de 9 amos de edad.
La madre de Ia menor es bus.
ca a porque la abuela asegura
que los padres de Ia victima per-
tenece a una secta religiOsa que
cree en- SACRIFICES humanoJ.
la madre de Ia nina in.
en- la iglesia denunciada,
la abuela lie oy6 decir: Geral-
dine tiene que "irse", tiene que
La gaceta., 1940-02-20

FL captain del "Altmark'
confiesa que servia de buque an
xiliar al acorazado Graf Spec,
Y Ell gobierno noruego afirma
que ell vapor llevaba canones
antiaereos.
Inglaterra, a nuestro iuicio,
hizo 10 que era n~ecesariO hacer:
salvar a los prisioneros, mari.
nos de vapores mercantes hun
didos por el acorazado que "ter-
min6 su carrera" en- ell Uru-
quay.
Noruega, sin embargo, tiene
raz6n cuando afirma que ell he
cho de pasar por sus aguas un
buque armada no lie obliga a in
ternarlo.
Pero ell gobierno de la Gran
Bretana tenia ell sagrado debec
de rescatar a los 300 cautivos
que pasaban a. la vista de sus
barcos de guerra, en- un buque
carcel de los nazis.
La gaceta., 1940-02-20
RECHAZA NORUEGA LA
NOTA INGLESA

Oslo, Noruega, Feb. 20.-El
gobierno Omunic6 hoy a In
glaterra que permitira la sail
da de sus aguas del vaor ale
man Altmark, a pesar de la
nota britannica para que Sc lie
inferno como un buque auxi-
liar de la marina de guerra.
Sc halla embarrancado ell va
por en- ell Gossing Fjord Y no
Sc han hecho esfuerzos para
ponerlo a flote.
Pide NOruega que Sc lie de-
vuelvan los marines ingleses
Sc hallaban abordo de csc va
lpor cuando hubo de ser ataca-
do por ell destructor "Cosaco."
La gaceta., 1940-02-20
LA ARTILLERIA RUSA BON
BARDEA HOY A VIBoRG

Helsinki, Feb. Cola arti-
Iberia rusa de grueso calibre
bombardea hoy a Viborg, cil.
dad considerable por ell man.
do fnilandes como parte del
frente de combate.
Ell avance del ej6rcito roJo
en- la Inca Mannerheim ha
permitido ese bombardeo; pc
70 la ciudad, por ahora, no CO.
IRE ell peligrO de ser captura-
da.
Cast toda la poblaci6n civil
fue retirada cuando ell ejerci-
to sovietico inici6 su invasion,
en- ell mes de noviembre. SOLO
quedan ALI las personals nece-
sarias para ayudar en- las one
raciones militares.
Una estaci6n rusa diio por
la Radio que ell ejercito rojo
ocupa islas al sur de la ciudad.
Las nuevas posiciines finlan
desas en- ell Itsmo de Karelia
son muy fuertes y Sc extien-
den dsde Ell oeste de Summa a
Muolaa.