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Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-01
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Resolutions
On this the first day of 1910, a
leap year, RR offers some helpful
hints on resolutions. We suggest
that:
Herb Fawcett resolve to from now
on out write his own mayoral pro-
clamations.
Herb Norris resolve to show Gone
With The Wind at cut rate prices.
Andy Preble swear to get a new
hat.
Bill Clements resolve to wear a
more cheerful pan.
Henry Loud to forget Stanford
and Warren Currier to erase Dart
mouth.
Bert Hamburger to stop looking
up on his chip shots.
DR.. Warren S. Fox to stick to
one hobby for at least month.
Massey Horton resolve to keep
his head out of show windows.
Larry Hanson swear to bring his
actual golfing skill up to the STAN
dard of his verbal descriptions.
Ed Covington to take some Sidge
lessons.
Dorsey Whitclaw to speak like
Milton linn.
Milton Zinn to speak like Dorsey
Whitelaw.
Tazewell Lamb resolve to get a
megaphone,
Evan HeWes to stop sneaking back
to his office to do extra work.
Mark Rose to shave.
Pete Buzutos to learn to pro-
nounce antidisestablishmen
ism.
Hank Swanson to sponsor more
free chicken dinners.
Ike Schlatter to stop running into
RR's automobile.
Larry Duff resolve to wear that
new flannel "trap-door" underwear
before he leaves for Prescott.
Lee Landerman to keep appoint
ments.
Bob Ware to be satisfied with a
Percheron and not be forever look
ing for a bigger saddle horse.
Jack Tackett resolve to throw
away that cigar and get new one.
Red Harrigan to light the cigar
he's always chewing.
John Andrews to buy us another
champagne cocktail.
zernie Sharp resolve to confess
his real name.
Sterling OsWalt to curb that weak
ness for new white hats.
Bob Hays to conjure up a new
crop or industry that he has not
yet thought of bringing to Ell Cen
tro.
Ben Ryan to leave that parrot
alone.
Salvador Vallejo to teach RR
some of those dice tricks.
Les Rogers to keep on laughing.
Wayne Elvander resolve to go to
the wailing wall less frequently.
(P.S-That's all we could think
of at the time, but there are lots
more. Incidentally, no use getting
out that shot gun because we're
out of town.
Last but not least, RR resolves
TO mind everybody's business but his
own.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-01

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1. CUP)-
Official sources today disclosed that
the army has transferred more thar
5000 troops to Puerto Rico and the
Panama canal zone since the out
break of the European war to make
the Caribbean area Americas most
fortified segment.
Also. it was revealed that the
navy has asked Congress for emer-
gency funds to assemble high eX-
plosive mines to protect the nations
key harbors and the Panama canal
in the event war threatens.
The funds are included in the
$275,000,000 deficiency appropria-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-01
Caribbean Becomes America Most
Highly Fortified Colonial Segment

ton bill submitted to Congress by
President Roosevelt to meet defense
and neutrality needs.
The mines, most of which are
now in storage, would be used at
such vital centers as New York,
Boston, Norfolk, Puget Sound, San
Francisco, and San Diego.
Most of the army reinforcementS
which have been rushed into the
area have been infantry troops and
and anti-aircraft batteries, which
could be welded into mobile units
capable of tending any sudden at
tack.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-01

Officials here said that prelimin-
airy surveys of the devastated area
showed that in addition to the vast
destruction at Erzincan, $50 villages,
with normal populations totalling
1875 900. had been damaged. ERIN
can itself was a city of ruins and
official estimates of the loss of life
we're being compiled slowly.
All Turkey was in mourning and
traditionally gay New Year celebra-
tionS were cancelled
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-01
German Plane Shot
Down Over Britain

LONDON, Jan. |. CUP)-One of
two German airplanes which flew
over the Shetland Islands today was
reported to have been shot down
by British anti-aircraft guns.
An air raid warning was sounded
as soon as the planes were sighted
and the "all clear signal was given
As minutes later.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-01

quaKeS toppled DulldlngS ana pulleu
refugees.
Heavy SHOWS caused great hard
ships but despite raging storms, re-
lief crews kept the railroad open to
Anatolia. The ministers CT health
and interior, DR.. Hulusi Alatas and
Faik Oztrak, arrived at Erzincan,
center of the earthquake zone, to
direct relief operations. All of east
ern Anatolia was under a blanket
Of snow,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-01

Calipatria division; and the cele-
brated Yamatoda case that climax
ed with the indictment of j. Ster-
ling OSwalt, FL Centro police chief,
for kidnapping,
A close second was the death of
DR.. O. H. Van Eman, who was
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-01
Ro Sc Bow Puts
Or 10th Classic
BY RONALD ". WAGNER

ROSE BOWL, PASADENA, Jan. |. (UP)-Tennes5ec,
fast smart and with its goal uncrosScd all season. went
against Southern Calfornas three teams of young giants
today in the Goth version of the grand daddy Of all Bowl
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-01
Report Says Rol
Artery Reached;
Big Bottle Roges
Soviet Troops Indicate Big Offensive
Due on Isthmus; Defenders Declare
Entire Division. $4,000. Wiped Out

COPENHAGEN, Jan. l (UP)-Fnnish troops have fol-
lowed their smashing victory Russian division in
the waist of Finland by crossing the Soviet frontier at
three points, the newspaper Berngske Tdende reported
in dispatches from Copenhagen today.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-01
Might Clubs Filled. Thronss Shout Noisy
Welcome 70 I940; Police Lenient With
CeIebrants; Money Freer Than in Decade
BY UNITED PRESS

Noisy millions ushered in year and new decade
Monday and put into their to po-
Ii e. spectators, night club and hotel operatorsore zip
than had been evidenced since the lush days of 1889
Imperial Valleys celebration followed the national pat
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-01
Babson Says 40
Will Equal 1929
Going Out on Limb, But That's WayI
See II Declares Famous Economistin
Predicting Six Months Of Prosperity
BY ROGER w. BABSON

BABSON PARK, Mass Jan. 1-War peace, business
in the first half of 1910 will be the best for any six months
period since 1929 Jobs wages farm prices business pro
fits and dvdeneds should all in big gains year
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-01
New Quakes Add
To I Turkish Grief

ISTANBUL, Jan. l (UP)-New earthquake shocks IN
Anaoia devastated by successive tembors last week. today
increased the sferngs of thousands of homeless and add
ed to the burden of relief workers.
Messages from the Tokat Anaolia said the new
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-01

Butter: Los Angeles 30c: but
,crfat imprrisi valley f.e.9. ranch
grade A, 4Oc; manufacturing milk
34c; route gathered cream 28lac.
l.. A. hay: U. S. No. S16.50-17.5O,
U. S. No. 2 leafy Sl5.50-16i L. 5. Ne.
2 12.5O-13.5O. Mpls. May flax S2.O7.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11
Uroda " ceskych zemich chuda

Uroda " ceskych zemfch chudi
Vseobecne presvedcenf, Il
Cechy a Morava sc octnou v,
sparech pf1sery hladu pred pr
slim jarem potvrzuj1 listy, kite
re obdrzel Ceskoslovensky ma
rodnl vybor v Londyne, jen;
byl Anglif uznan "a prozatim
nj csl. vladu v exilu.
Jeden informator z Czech me
ri jinym pfse: "Konecne i nej
chudsl Czech nachazi 1levu E
slyslte vsude, jak 81 Tide pow.
daJ1, re proZretelnost bozska
ktera dosud m1jela Hitlera, in.
tervenuje nyn1 a chce hladem
urychliti porazku Nemcu."
Neprlznive pocas1 v dobe mi
potvrdilo jenom drfvejsf oba-
Wy, re letosnf sklizen v "protek
torate" Dude chuda. Docha-
zeJlcl zpravy svedc1, re v mno-
ha krajlch nemohli skliditi obi
Ii v cas- a re kolem dvou tretin
nesklizene kukurice vzrostlo
ma zanedbanych polfch.
Dale sc oznamuje, re nasled
KEN toho nebude dosti kukuri-
ce ami ma sazenl pflstiho lara.
Take brambory Sc malokde do
bre urodily. a je Ia tezko kou-
pitt je v mestech.
Poc1ta Sc, re v Cechach a ma
Morave Dude Sc nedostavati a.
ST 100000 tun chlebovin, obili
ma chleba. Normaln1 spotreba
cin1 100000 tun psenice a
100000 tun zita rocne.
Nasledkem tohoto nedostat-
ku ceny veskereho obili, jakoz
i vsech obilnych produktG v
poslednf dobe take znacne
stouply. Ceskym 1radum by
10 dano ma srozumenou, ably
letos nepoc1taly S vets1m dovo-
zem psenice re Slovenska.
Rovnez tax jest i S 1rodou
jecmene v ceskych zem1ch, ne
bot sklizen cin1 pouze asi 37O-
900 tun. z toho 100000 tun
ma byti odeslano do Nemecka,
$4,000 tun mali dostati pivo-
vary ma slad a $4,000 tun jest
urceno k vyvozu. Nebude te-
dy nazbyt ami jecnych krup,
ami jecne mouky, jez misty ma
hrazuje psenicnou a zitnou
mOuku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11
Pronasledovani SlovakII We
Francii.

Slovenska delegace, poslana
do Francie ma zar1zenl repatri-
ace SlovakG, navstivila sloven-
skou osadu v Arrasu, v neoku-
povane Francii, a podnikla
drasticke kroky proti ~"antina.
zistGm" a stoupencIm Beneso-
wynn, poole bezdratove zpra-
Wy obdrzene z Bradshaw. Tito
antinaziste, "ktefi Sc prihlasil.
do sluzby v tax zvane ceske al
made, osvobozeni, neuniknou
dobre zaslouzenemu trestu".
prav1 Sc v one depesi.
Toto jest poprve, re dosla
zprava o vstupu slovenskych q
gentG do neokupovaneho pas.
ma We Francii "a takovou miss
Pred nekolika tydny AGENT ma
zistickeho Gestapa sehnal
mnoho anti-nazistickych ne.
meckych prislusnfkd v neoku.
povane oblasti a dopravili je
do Rise.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11
Adv mel ma utraceni.

V Banske Bystfici pristihl
mestsky straznfk 18leteho mia
dfka, jenz prelezl pres ze6 do
dvora obchodn1ka starymi ko-
Wy, Konrada Burkharta, a zde
81 pripravoval mosazne pred
mety k odnesen1. Zadrzel no
a predvedl ma policii. Pr W.
slechu sc mladistvy poberta pri
znal, re toto nebyla jeho prvnl
navsteva u obchodn1ka. Navst1-
vii no jiz nekolikrat a jednou
mu dokonce odcizil i vyrazeny
zvon, jenz obchodnlk koupil a
mel ulozeny ma dvore. Zvon pre-
dial jinemu obchodnikovi. Pc
nevada je vyloucene, re by mia
dix byl mohl tezky zvon odnes
tt, vysetrujf Sc jeste okolnosti
teto zvlastnf kradeze. Penlze
jez zlodej "a zvon a pod. zboz
utrzil, utratil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11
NezmeSka.

Chlapec pTisel pc prve do
skoly. Pan ucitel sc no pta:
"Jak Sc jmenujes, chlapec-
ku?"
"Jako mGj tatinek."
"A jak rlkajf tvemu otci'?
"Jako mne."
mo, a jak ma tebe zavolaji,
abys sci k obedu?"
me prece nikdy k obedu ne
musejf volat, ia jsem vzdycky
u stolu prvn1."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-10-11
Trebicska prodavacka zmizela

Trebicske cetnictvo temef
diva mesice Sc zabyva pf1pa-
dem zahadneho zmizenl proda
vacky Amy Mairingerove, po-
chazej1ci z Nor. Budejovic.
Mairingerova byla zamest-
mana v prodejne fly. Bata v TIE
bici, odkud odesla 8. kvetna a
vice sc nevratila. Kdyz jejl
nepritomnost sc stala podezre-
lou, bylo uvedomeno tTeb1cske
cetnictvo, ktere zjistovalo &C.
lou radu znamych Mairingero-
We, zadny vsak o nj nemohl nj
echo r1ci.
Evening star., 1940-01-19
EARLY, FEATURES TOMORROW

EARLY, FEATURES TOMORROW
s45smWJsv Mrs Roosevelt speaks Challenge 70 tho
Individual and to the Community" In connection with
tho White House Conference children IA q Desnoc-
os amWJsv The Of Ernest schelns director Of
the New York Philharmonic symphony orcheszas
young peoples concerts u honorsd series re-
nmes under the direction oe Rudolph Cans
ltS pm-WAAL Kristen Theorborg leading role IN the
Metropolitan Opera presentation Of "orfso
by Gluck.
o:eO pWRC bringing Up President" dramatisaon
plight Of underprvleged children presented In con-
nection with the White House Conference on Children.
Evening star., 1940-01-19
Girl Reserves Unit
To Entertain FutheTs

The Senior High School Girl Re-
serves Of the Y. w. g. 4. viii enter
tain their fathers ct $50 pm. to-
morrow at . dinner in Barker Hall.
The 0lee Club Of Mckinley High
School win sing following the din
ner, and the girls viii put on q skit
Evening star., 1940-01-19
Ladies' of G. A. R. Make
Convention PIuns

The annual convention of the De-
partment of the Potomac, Ladies of
the G.. A. R., will be held at the
Washington Hotel January q and
%. The session will open at 1:30
pm. on Saturday. The evening ses-
sion will be at o'clock. On Sunday
. reception will precede the annual
memorial service at 8 pm. Newly
elected officers will Re installed.
Mrs. Lucille Catherine Tamm,
president, held a meeting of the
Advisory Council this week to make
plans for the convention. Another
meeting will be- held January "a at
8 pm. at her home.
Evening star., 1940-01-19

entitled The Little Red School
House."
Fathers VIII be asked to Join In
informal chorus numbers led By
Miss Mary Burnett, music secretary
Of the =. W. @. A. Miss Nettie Car
man, president Of the Girl Reserve
Council win preside at the dinner.
Evening star., 1940-01-19
Teachers to Hear Koyser

Elmer Louis Kayscr, dean Of uni.
verstty students and professor at
George Washington University, win
address the Junior High School
TeAchers' Association 1T luncheon
ct pm. tomorrow ct 24oo Sixteenth
street NV.
Evening star., 1940-01-19
'TruveI Talk Tonight

Mrs. w. G. Lowdermilk, lecturer,
will talk on her travels in foreign
countries at The Eldebrooke Meth
odist Episcopal Church. Wisconsin
Evening star., 1940-01-19

avenue and River road NV. at 8
o'clock tonight. Proceeds will be
divided between the church and the
girls club and hospice Of the Vol
unteers of America.
Evening star., 1940-01-19
S111CE3:EJI7;l33!I3

Twin Studio Couch in heavy
tapestry covers -----------
Simmons Twin tudio
Couch In durable homespun
Simmons Sofa Bed with
two innerspring mattresses
Maple Arm Studio Couch
with innerspring-
New England Twin Studio
Couch, metal arms and back
New England Rise Up Stu
dio Couch
Evening star., 1940-05-31

the fog. I tried to catch the one,
but he gave me the slip"
This Is bad for you," Cevanaugh
said. THAT sailor said he saw no
one but YOU"
There was someone else" Phil
said.
1t was half an hour later, with
the ship under way again, that the
mate came and told Phil to accom-
pany him to the captains quarters.
Evening star., 1940-05-31

II warned him to stop annoying
one OF the women passengers"
Mr.. Lawrence, the man who was
lost overheard was Boris Gregori."
Phil shrugged. THAT doesn't con-
Germ me. The man meant nothing
to me. I didn't quarrel with him
on deck. I didn't throw him over
board"
"One Of the crew saw YOU alone
Evening star., 1940-05-31

Capt. Nordstrom sat at q table,
his ruddy face stern and his blue
eyes, under shaggy gray brows,
stormy.
Mr.. Lawrence, I'm told that
shortly after dinner you quarreled
with another passenger - Boris
Gregori."
That's right. I did"
"And you threatened him?"
Evening star., 1940-05-31

on deck q moment after Gregori
fell"
There was someone else. He got
away in the fog"
Capt. Nordstrom's face was sud
denly hard and unrelenting.
He said, II regret I cannot take
your word for this, sir. The evi-
dence won't permit 1t. shall have
to conf1ne you in the brig until the
Evening star., 1940-05-31

The story thus far: Phil Lawrence,
American vice consul in large
European city when war breaks out,
beautiful refugee whom, with her uncle
Count Raedton. he meets through a
strange misadventure involving a miss
inE, sealed document, Nedya, Raedton.
and Bert Cavanaugh, repated inter-
national crook. are all bent upon
getting hold Of the document, but
.since it passed from the unwilling
sshowgirl for whom Phil gets passage
shome on the s. s. Ventura, its where
sabouts are unknown. Needless -Cava-
snaugh's warnings, Phil tries to help
sNedya get the document. When the
police attempt to arrest her, Phil
spirits her aboard the Ventura. Then
dale is slugged by Cavanaugh and him
smother passenger. tells Phil he has
1he document, then finds it has been
@aken from his stateroom
Evening star., 1940-05-31

Ventura makes port and I can turn
you over to the authorities"
(Copyright. 1910, chicaso Daily News. Inc)
Tomorrow: Phil has visitors in
the Ventura's jail.
Evening star., 1940-05-31

Large Diesel electric locomotives
are to be used on the Panama rail-
Way.
La gaceta., 1940-03-15
ITALIA NO TRANSPORTA-
RIA CARBON ALEMAN
POR MAR

Roma, MARIO 15.-Por he
Der dejado Inglaterra en- liber
tad 13 vapores i~talianos carga
dos con 100, 900 toneladas de
carbon aleman, Italia Sc ha
comprometido a no seguic
transportando carbon nazi
por las rutas maritimas.
Won Ribbentrop trat6 de pa
sar sobre csc obstaculo; pero
ell Duce mantuvo la promesa
hecha a Londres.
Dicese que Italia Sc propo-
ne comprar a los ingleses dos
millones de toneladas de car
bon, anualmente, en- cambio
por motores de aeroplanos, ca
miones, aceite y otras mercan
cias.
Ell Duce parece insistir Ell
no vender a los ingleses cano-
mes y municiones, 10 que lie ha
bian pedido en- las aplazadas
ateriores negociaciones.
La gaceta., 1940-03-15

jercitos de Chang Sc pasen a
Wang, 81 sc les ofrece una bue-
ma paga y algunos privilegios.
Dominara ell nuevo gobiernO,
bajo la supervision japonesa,
el rio Yangtze, los ferrocarriles,
los puertos y todos los districts
donde existe comercio extran-
jero. Wang tratara de evitar
rozamientos con las potencias
extranjeras, 10 mismo que los
iaponeses.
Ell nuevo regimen insiste en-
pedir al pueblo que haga la par
con ell Jap6n de acuerdo con uu
programa preparado en- favor
"de los mejores intereses de Chi
ma.
Frente a Macao combatieron
un crucero chino Y un barco por
de vigilancia. Perdieron
la vida una mujer y cuatrO chi
nos empleados de la aduana.
La gaceta., 1940-03-15
QUE BL Co
BIERNO TTITERE" DE
WANG SEA RECONOCIDO
POR ITALIA

Toxic, mario 15.-El gobier-
no tiene va la seguridad de Que
el nuevo gobiernO chino de
Wang Chin-wei, al servicio de
los japoneses, sera reconocido
por Italia y posiblemente por
Espafa.
Los gobiernOs extrahjero
tendran que resolver todos sus
asuntos por mediaci6n de Wang
J ahora Sc recuerda 81 reconoci-
miento del gobierno fascista de-
Franco, en- Espaha, por q go
biernO de los Estados Unidcs.
Tendra ell nuevo regimen el
de un gobierno de fac
to y en- unO o dos amos tendra su
propio ejercito, segdn los nipo-
ne. EsVsra q JSpdn que IOs e.
La gaceta., 1940-03-15

Inglaterra, afirma una mott
c:a de Roma, exportara anuai-
mente a Italia mas de dos milo
nes de toneladas de carbon.
Italia lie ofrecera a John Bull
el barriguidO, motores de aero
pianos, camiones y equipo; pc
70 no lie vendera canones Y tam
POGO municicnes.
Inglaterra con toda seguri-
dad prefiere ell aceite espanol,
cOmprado a traves de Italia, que
las municiones fabricadas por
el regimen del Duce.
iLos italianos fascistas son
los duenos de la Espana tiran,-
zada por Franco, en- 10 que al
comercio Sc refiere!
La gaceta., 1940-03-15
LIMITE DE $4,000 A LOS DO
NATIVOS POLITICOS

Washington, MARIO 15.-El
senador democratic Bankhead
de Alabama, present6 aver u
ma enmienda a la ley Hatch
sehalando en- $4,000 ell Unite
de los donativos que una per-
soma o corporation puede ma
Ger a un Partido politico. A.
cept6 ell senador Hatch la en-
mienda, pero dice que tiende
a matar las otras proposicio-
mes hechas. DGdase de que los
republicanos de la Camara 20
ten de $4,000 por cuanto su
Psrtido depende de los gran
des donativos para la campa-
ma electoral.
Solo un republican, vote r.
yer por la enmienda, Frazier,
de Dakota del Nortei FL Sena
do derrot6 una enmienda del
senador Pepper, de la Florida,
la que permitia v~oluntaria ac-
tividad politica por parte de
los empleadOs federales afee-
tadOs pOr Il MEDIA,
La gaceta., 1940-03-15
Sc SUICIDE Y PUSO EN- Pc
LIGRO LA VIDA DEL Pr
Lotto

Jersey City, N. j.. mario Is
La policia del puerto resca-
to aver, llevandolo a un hospl-
tai, a Jose Rosemarin, de 3S
amos, photo de un pequeho ae-
roplano. A la policia declare
ell aviador que Sc habia eleva-
do llevando a un pasajero y
que este lie atac6 en- ell aire, a.
parentemente con ell PROPOSE
to de lograr que ell aparato Sc
estrellara. En- la lucha Ell avi6n
di6 una vuelta Y ell pasajero
mo pude seguir domi-
nando ell avi6n y tuve que des
Gender"
La policia estima que Sc ira
ia de un case de suicide. Di-
que la victima Sc llama
ba Manuel E~isenberg. La poll
cia busca ell cadaver.
La gaceta., 1940-03-15

"Bien sabe Ga Gaceta"-nos
dicen hoy-que Batista era un
sargento pobre, en- 1888, y que
ahora es coronel, candidate a Ia
presidencia y Millionaire.
Nosotros sabemos que ell CO.
ronel era un sargento taTuigrs-
TO en- 1888; sabemos que aspira
a la presidential respaldado pOr
los 'qiberales' y los comunistas
cubanOs; perO no estamos en5e-
radios de ESQ de los millones .
les possible que un sargento
pobre haya pasado va a ser M
llonario por cuenta de los "me-
nudos' del pueblo?
PreferimOs que las interro-
gaciones de esa clase Sc hagan
directamente al coronel, no a
nosotros, que no tenemos amis-
tad con 81.
La gaceta., 1940-03-15
MAS DE 100,0 900
SEES EN- RETIRADA

Helsinki, MARIO 15.-Un
contingente de 100000 hom-
bres, mujeres y ninos Sc ha
puesto en- Marcia, retirandose
del territorio que Finlandia
debera ceder a Russia bajo ell
tratado de paz.
La retirada Sc verified en-
automobiles carros, trenes y 10
dos los medios disponibles. Ca
da familia lleva su ropa y to-
dos los utensilios que lie es po-
sible llevar.
FL gobierno no ha hecho pre-
sion alguna para que las ia
milias Sc retiren. Las tropas
finlandesas comenzaron va a
retirarse tambien.
FL dia 10 de abril quedara
en- possession de Russia TODD el
territorio concedido por ell ira
tado que firmaron ell primer
ministro Risto Ryti, Julio X.
Passikivi, general Karl Rudolf
Warden y DR.. Vaino Voinma,
por Finlandia, y Molotoff, IN
danoff Y ell comandante de
brigada Vasileffsky, por ,os
rusos.
10 que hara Russia con ell
nuevo territorio debera ser a.
cordado por ell Supreme del
Soviet, mediante recomenda.
clones de Stain. Afirmase que
una RepGblica aut6noma sera
creada.
Halvdan Koht, ministro de
Relaciones Exteriores de No
ruega, declare aver que su go
no habia recibido peti-
ci6n alguna en- cuanto a deiar
pasar tropas en- direction de
Finlandia. La petici6n no Sc lo
hizo hasta ell martes y la re.
chazaron por la actitud de A.
lemania.
La gaceta., 1940-03-15
Ordenaran grandes cantidades de
municiones en- los Estados Unidos
lnglaterra y Francia Sc preparan para combatir
la posibilidad de un bloque totalitario

Londres, mario 15.-LoS A.
liados sc preparan para COM
prar grandes cantidades de mu-
niciones en- los EStados Unidos
y han ofrecido agrandar las IA
bricas de p6lvora. con sus re-
cursoS, de modo que sus pedidos
sean atendidos. Sabese que Sc
ordenaran en- Estados UnidoS
municiones con un valor de
$100,0 900, 900. Nuevas fabricas
van a ser creadas.
Francia e Inglaterra acaban de
adelantarle $1,427, 900 a la com
pahia Atlas Powder, de Wilm-
ington, Delaware, con ell fin de
cue aumente la fabrication de
trinita, ell explosive usado EN- las
balas de canon. Hace varios me
ses Francia ofreci6 $25, 900, 900
para una nueva fabrica de POI
vora EN- Estados Unidos.
Los gobiernos de Londres Y
Paris estudian la posibilidad de
que las potencias totalitarias,
La gaceta., 1940-03-15
RUSSIA ELOGIA A SUN VAT
SEN

Moscu, mario 15.-Los pc
ri6dicos dedicaron gran espacio
al DR.. Sun Yat-Sen, primer pre-
sidente de China, con motive de
commemorate ell 150 aniversa-
rio de su muerte.
La experienced he demostra-
do al pueblo chino, dice Prav-
da. que la TRACTION por los reac-
cionarios de la causa del Dr..
Sun Yat-Sen ha sido costosa
para el. Ahora de nuevo los dos
grandes partidos, Ell Kuomin-
grandes partidos, ell Kuomin.
tang y Comunista, estan unidOs
en- la lucha y para realizar los
principles del DR.. Sun. Los trai
dores del tipo de Wang Ching
Wei no eonseguiran apartar q
Chila de 81 taTss hist6Eiea
La gaceta., 1940-03-15

Alemania, Russia e Italia, sc u
nan en- contra de elias para do
minar su concrete.
Todos los recurSos de Francia
c I%nglaterra van a ser moviliza-
dos y los valores alemanes echa
dos del mercado ingles.
Won Ribbentrop lie sugiri6 a
Mussolini, pero dicese que fra
case en- su empeno, una alianza
con Russia para formar un bio
que econ6mico y controlar todcs
los pequehos Estados.
Los funcionarios bien entera-
dos dudan de que Italia acepte
una alianza o entente con Ru-
STA. .
Para coordinar los ,recursoS
de los Aliados conferenciaran
en- Paris, Malcolm cDonald,
ministro ingl6s de las coloniaS,
y George Mandel, que desempe-
ma u npuesto igual en- ell gobine-
te de Daladier.