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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-31
Pic. Wins
u. W. Quintet
Glods Lead Come
All WdY: Win 40-3s
BY HAROLD SHAW

Fireman, save the children
vas what Seattle fans though
before the P L. C.-Washinstor
game at Seattle Saturday nigh
but after the Lutes had won. 40
30, Leading all the way, it wa
Children. save the firemen."
For 10 was the Lutherans
who first put a halter on
Nashington's Fireman" style
of basketball, and then, in
turn, opened up with an
assortment of casaba wizardy
which completely stunned the
Huskies.
Perhaps the Huskies will recover
by this Friday night when the
two teams play again at the U
Of w. pavilion.
Although Cliff Olson's Glad.
iators staged the same kind OF
miracle in beating the Huskie,
that they used in beating Con.
zags on the gridiron. the mode
Of the triumph was entirely diff.
ferent.
NEVER BEHIND
In the Gonzaga game the Luth.
Grams had 10 come from behind;
in the Washington game the Luth.
Grams never were behind.
From the opening minute
when Earl Plat canned n
push shot from the side, the
Falkland hoopsters were out
In front. Llndh's foul con-
version a moment later made
IL 2 to but that was the
closest the Huskies came to
the flying Lutes during the
fray.
iron MAN" JOB
II was almost an iron man"
job. Only in the last Is seconds,
with the game safely in the bag,
did Mentor Olson make a subsu.
tuition for the five starters-Platt
Harshman, Stenesen. Lang and
Sigurdson - who outfoxed, out
passed, outran and outfought the
Huskies all the way.
The Lutherans were always in
command of the situation. From
2 to l, they ran the score to
Z to l before Washington could
score from the field. Then 1t was
Q to 6, jumping to Is to and
final halftime count of is to s.
In the second half P. l.. C.
opened its widest gap-1e points.
when Harshman's lsy-in basket
after Platt's perfect pass made
the score. 81 to IS.
MARY Harshman scored the
most points. IA. followed by
Omar Stenesen with 10. Harry
Lang and Platt each tailed
six and Sig Sigurdson bagged
four.
But the Lutheran's success did
not come because Of any one mani
ability TO score points. Bulk ON
the scoring came from brilliant
team work
SETUPS SCORE
An analysis of the games reveals
that six baskets. two points more
than the winning margin. came
from short setups after perfect
passes from teammates. Harsh
man scored three times on such
plays; Platt, Lang and Stenesen,
one each.
Three baskets came on rebounds,
two on push shots from the key
hole, three from push shots IT
the side. two on dribhle-arounds
by Harshman aided by perfect
screening from his teammates and
only one basket from long shot
At times the game took on
tinge Of roughness, espe-
ciaIly when the desperate
Huslies realized the Lutes
might double the score. Yet
the total number OF fouls were
low and. strangely enough,
more fouls were called on the
team who led all the way,
had possession Of the ball
most of the time, In fact. had
little reason to commit fouls.
When the two teams play again
this Friday there should be
packed house compared to the
sparse crowd which witnessed
Saturday nights stunning upset.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-31
Ben Hogan Led
Pack Of Texas
Money Winners
Nv ART kRENZ
Tacoma Times Correspondent


THE comeback OF Califor-
MAN Lawson Little 10 win
a somewhat muddled national
open tournament highlighted
a 1910 golf year dominated
for the most part by Texans.
Little. twice winner OF the Ma
tional Amateur and British ANA
teur titles. defeated the Connecti-
cut squire, Gene sarazen. 7O-73.
in the playoff over ne wind-swept
Canterbury course in Cleveland.
There had been a three-way Ii.
at 2sf. but tournament Officials
created a furore by disqualifyinr
Ed oliver, Hornen. n. Y. for
starting ahead Of time in the final
round.
Shorn Of hi. Open title.
Bryon Nelson did not have 10
wait long IN annex another
major crown. He defeated
Sammy Snead In the r. g. A.
At Hershey. Pa. one up In "a
holes. Nelson also won the
first important tournament Of
the current winter season, the
Miami Open.
Betty Jameson. San Antonio,
was the lone 1889 champion TO re-
peat, winning the Womens Anna
teur by beating Jane Cothran.
Greenville, s. C., 9 and 8. in the
finals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-31

regulars hack in the game the
RubenSteins ran the score to 27-22
and held that lead at half time.
Pavslucss Rubenstein guard
was high point man with IS mark
ers Anderson was high for Ore
gon with nine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-31
CHAPMAN JOINED CLUE
To CAPTURE AMATEUR

Dick Chapman, who Joined the
Winged Foot club in 1889 when
he heard the National Amateur
was to be played there. found his
familiarity with the course valus-
bic. The socialite won medal hon.
ors, went on to win in the finals
from Duff Mccullough, Philsdel-
phia, IL and ., widest margin since
the first National Amateur tour
nament in 1928.
The parade of Texas golfers who
won tournaments in 1910 was led
first by Jimmy Demaret and then
by Ben Hogan. Demaret won six
out of IL tournaments early in
the year: the Oakland Open. San
Francisco Match title play, West
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-31
Alwoys Young Gentleman .

Harry played City league baseball for the Johnson Paint
He third baseman although he could slide into
the short second spot with equal grace
Phil "Gode" Godwater, league statstician, said that
in all the time that Harry played City league ball he
passed in front Of the box without saying Ho" are
you Mr.. Goldwater?'
He failed HIS respect for those older than he
Like athletes Harry had superstition in baseball He
without aiming his
belief he would three hits
Allng upon that simple task before action began
City play Harrys good nature abused
fell upon first law Of nature self defense
powerful fellow. teammae of Harys Sunday ball. had a
habit Of httn base with spikes high and menacng
spiked striking the stomach brought
pain. q cruel and dangerous habit
young picked Harry for his Harry
remarks threatened attack hurled
Harry much smaller physically than his opponent
q xup furry Of fists and the young
ma beaten
BY that that in the ring
Werbsk would abov the maybe
full
fearless reckless He
a brilliant
Sorty
% higher schools could give
draw his athletic competition
within
He outstanding only athlete but
u high department example
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-31
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALr

IT is extremely doubtful il Tacoma developed all
around athlete superior TO 2lyear-old Harry Werbsky
who died last weekend from a tooth infection
Be il baseball tennis, basketball any sport the
youthful Jewish athlete sandout, the expression
goes in sports
Meaning of course that he stood out individually,
tured the eye of players coaches, onlookers alike
him Stadium ball player
That. OF several years ago
athletic ability prompted words Of
praise prediction athletic future would be most bril-
ned through prep CITY league baseball col
baseball and basketball
Az by Harrys improvement merely a
matter OF
stance Harry whipped out contract and sought
70 bind him then and there
But Harry rejected made his mind to
eu college diploma his thoughts TO professional
ahletcs
Later he agned Diego Padres of the
league making that he first would grad
from college before reporting
mssterful
bsketbaer an guard of 1890
tainty TO similar recognition this
light for varsity football playing only
midget poundage eolegan He made
ability first started his
But football when weight his
the will the
ambition grace smoohnsss needs the drive
Ths sxaggerauoa simply because oveabe
many hundreds of fans by coaches
4 public print
While Hays ability outstanding he possessed
still q better quality modesty, genteelness
Of superior attitude individual
smugness ability
by simplicity his desire for school and
team victory
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-31

las. won hTohesam lido ETAOI
las. won the Townsville, Ca,
Open. The other native Texan to
win winter tournament was BY
ron Nelson, who took his home
state open.
Out Of 16 winter tournaments,
Lone Star golfers won IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-31
RYDER CUP TEAM
RETURNED TO ACTION

Other winners were Little in
the Los Angeles open; Oliver in
the Bing Crosby and Phoenix
open. Billy Burke and Craig
Wood, joint winners in the Miami
Four Ball; and Bud Ward and
Horton Smith in the st. Augustine
Amateur-P
After being idle in 1889, the
Ryder Cup team captained by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-31

officials-Perry Mitchell. Huntley
Nrprss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Saus

Grow a vegetable garden no
matter how little space you have.
Even 10 foot square will pro-
duoe as much radishes, lettuce,
spinach and carrots ~ a family
of four can consume, and twice this
area Is large enough to take Sc
riously.
Plan for succession crops lone
after another in the same row.
and companion crops (sown in
same row, one TO mature and be
eaten before the other). This pro-
cedure will double and even treble
the yield.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
PAGE NINE
MoIdlng Hide Cracks

Unsightly wall cracks around
bath tubs and showers, often
caused by shrinkage of wall finish.
can be concealed by a holding
manufactured expressly for this
purpose.
The molding IL obtainable in
aluminium alloy which has tarnish-
proof qualities: all necessary am
giles are provided. A bonding COM
pound TO hold the molding In place
Is supplied.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

be purchased from any paint deal
err or may be made up Of varnish
thinned with turpentine and col
ored with little Of the wall paint.
Walls may be sized and painted
with funds obtained from qualified
lending institutions under the
determination Credit Plan Of the
Federal Housing Administration.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Use Of Coal
Being Studied
Mine Bureau Tests
Different Types

More efficient utilization of
Washington's vast coal de-
posts is contemplated in in
vestigative work undertaken
by the Northwest station of
the U. S. Bureau of Mines and
the University of Washington
college of mines.
Under the direction of H. F
Yancey of the bureau. various
types of Washington coal are be-
ing tested in residential type coal
stokers.
I'VE are not interested in
finding the most efficient stOk-
err" Yancey explained. "But we
are interested in obtaining in
formation that will lead to
more efficient utilization of the
wide variety of coal found i'm
this area"
Washington state deposits con-
tain every known type of coal, in
eluding brown coal, which is used
extensively in Germany. A small
deposit of this type near Auburn
is believed to be the only one OF
its kind found so far in the United
States. Although of great scien-
tific Importance in providing in
formation on the formation of coal
from wood, the brown coal now is
of no commercial Importance.
Tests made from various depos-
its show that although Washing
ton coal is much younger in &C
tual years than deposits in other
sections of the country, they have
aged faster because of more rap
id geological changes. Because OF
the many different types. the state
is considered an excellent locale
for the study of the transition OF
the fuel from the wood stage into
the most altered type of coal-an-
thracite - through the various
stages of peat, brown. Ignite. sub
bituminous, bituminous. medium
and low volatile bituminous, semi
anthracite and anthracite.
The experiments In the use Of
these types of coal In stokers
was assigned to the Northwest
station of the bureau because Of
tAe wide usage of stOkers In this
section of the country and the
wide variety of coal available.
Officials of the bureau said tn
first domestic stoker was used II
Seattle about 25 years ago an'
that the Pacific Northwest still 4
the producer of more types o
burner equipment than any othel
section of the country.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
HERB TASTY

Chervil is a pot herb you en-
counter in cook books but seldom
see. 1t is allied to parsley in fla
vor. but liked better by many.
Plant a packet and get new fla
vor In soups and stews.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
GROW LEXIS

The leeks are excellent season
ers to grow. They will give a new
taste to old dishes, and need take
up only a small part Of your vege-
table patch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
ADDS COLOR

For a sheet of color on a wall,
fence or trellis. there's nothing
can compete with the morning
glory. They grow easily and
quickly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
READING HELPFUL

Magazines, catalogs, newspaper
articles and books should be an
important part of your gardening
education. Do not neglect them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
ORDER EARLY

Send In order early for new
gladiolus bulbs. They are exhaust
ed early with the vogue for this
popular plant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
PAINTING PLASTER

Application of a coat of sizing
90 a plastered wall surface before
painting is a wise procedure. A
good preparation for sizing may
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
PLAN GARDEN

The best garden Is the one
planned first on paper. and set out
according to plan. Use ruled paper
in making the plan.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14
ESPANA DESEA UN EMPIRES
TITO DE 100000 900

Washington, Nov. 14.-Cir-
cula eI rumor de que ell gobier
no del general Franco, ell die
tador espahol, desea haeer un
emprestito de 800, 000, 900
en- este pals. La Secretaria de
Estado ha sido sondeada en-
cuanto a csc prstamoe, pero
NADIA Sc ha dicho, oficialmen-
tie. Sin ell visto bueno de la
Secretaria de Estado, los ban
queros americanos no pueden
hacer meprestitos a gobiernos
extranjeros.
Recientemente los diarios
de Madrid y otras ciudades de
Espaha han venido atacando
a $50 Estados Unidos y conde-
nand0 la norma de Buen We
elmo y las amigables %relacio-
mes entire Estados Unidos y la
America Latina. Franco, Sc
gun Sc dice, desea ese dinero
para comprar where's y eyitar
que pase hambre la poblaci6n
civil espahola,
La gaceta., 1940-11-14

Londres, nov. 14.-Nada sc
dijo hey en- Berlin sobre la con-
fsrencia entire Molotoff y Hit
Ter, terminada aver en- la capital
alemana. Molotoff sali6 hoy ha-
ella Moscu y anoche escuch6 "a
explosion de las bombas arroja-
das por la aviaci6n inglesa en-
Berlin.
Las personals bien informa-
daS Green que Sc trat6 de la po-
sici6n de Russia en- la p~ost-gue-
ira, por cuanto Hitler estima
que la victoria de los nazis es
inevitable. Russia podra expan-
sionarse por cuenta de Iran, At
ghanistan y la India, pero Ale
mania no lie permitira extender
su dominic en- Finlandia o hacia
los Dardanelos. ESto quiere de-
cir que ell canciller aleman desea
que Moscd Sc "expansione" por
cuenta de las colonias britani-
cas-. El pacto o acuerdo no tiene
traba en- cuanto a Turquia. Dr.
cese que ell Eje Sc propone inten
sificar la preston en- Turquia, de
modo que esta "abandoFe' su
alianza con Grecia e Inglaterra.
Opinase que Sc habl6 tambien
de la convenience de un pacto
de aggression entire Ell Soviet Y Ell
Jap6n.
Los cazas ~britanicos derriba-
ron hoy Is aviones del enemi-
go, en- su mayorfa aparatos de
bombardeo, 'Llegaron los avio-
mes a las cercanias de LOndres,
en- dos grupos, y los cazas impi-
dieron que arrojaran explosives
en- la cpital. Dos aparatos per-
di6 la RAal Aviaci6n.
Grecia i'm gma que Italia ha
empezado a re- rar tropas de ia
frontera de YugAeslavia, 10 que
Sc interpreta como que los bonn
bardeos de la aviaci6n lie han
entorpecido sacramento ell traf
bajo de reforzar y abastecer al
ejercito de Albania.
BESIDE Suiza avisan que la si-
tuaci6n en- las colonias france
sas de Africa Sc ha agravado,
con motive de la actitud del ge-
neral Weygand, negandose a re-
gresar a Vichy. Dicese que una
escuadra francesa ha salido de
Toulon en- direction de Africa.
Para llegar a Africa esa es-
cuedra tendra que pasar Dor ell
estrecho de Gibraltar.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14
NUEVOS ~CIUDADANOS
NATURALIZADOS

En- la Corte Federal sc otor-.
garon aver los papeles de ciuda-
dania, pasando a ser ciudada =
nos de los Estaos Unidos, a 227
extranjeros.
No pudieron pasar ell examen
y tendran que seGuir estudian .
do, 1876.
En- dos dias la Corte concedi6
las cartas de naturalization q
492 personals.
FL iuez Waller repiti6 en- dife
rentes ocasiones eSta pregunta /:
/ Por que listed esper6 tanto?
Algunos Sc pusieron nervio-
SOS y nj siquiera pudieron con-
testar las preguntas mas sim
Piles.
Intervinieron en- la ceremonial
la Legion Americana, los Hijos
de la Legion Americana y las
Hiias de la REVOLUTION America
ma.
Cuba, Espaha e Italia aporta-
ron ell mayor n1mero de nuevos
ciudadanos,
La gaceta., 1940-11-14
HOY SERA ECHAD0 AL A
qua Ell VAPOR SWEEP
X
La Mddrind 10 Serd la hija de
an RepreSeRtdnte

A las dos de la tarde de hoy
sera lanzado al aqua. en- ell as
tillero de Palmetto Beach, ell va
por de carga Sweepstakes,
hermano de los otros tres va
construidos en- Tampa,
Sera madrina de la ceremo-
mia, y rompera la clasica botella
de champagne, la Srta. Dorothy
Clay Ramspech, hija del repre-
Sentante Robert Ramspeck, de
Atlanta, que Sc encuenntra en-
esta ciudad deSde ell martes.
En- honor de la madrina Y D
tras personalidades Sc vertical
"a una reception en- ell hotel
Tampa Terrace.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14

triunfos ingleses han servido
para alentar a los que en- esbs
PASSES Sc oponen a las activi-
dades del Eje.
Declaraciones hechas aqul
por ell captain Panos Kyriakou
de 81 amos, un herido, prue-
ban que un ejercito italiano
de 10000 hombres fu6 derro-
tado, ell pasado 20 de octubre.
por una columna griega de
solo 1000 hombres. Los grie-
gos caminaron 81 millas bajo
la lluvia, en- las montanas, has
Ia hacer contaeto con ell enc
migo. No esperaban los Italia
nos ell ataque y emprendieron
una veloz retirada. la infan-
terra griega hizo varias car :
gas a la bayoneta. A estos he
r6ieos soldados no les llega :
ron refuerzos hasta ell dia 6
de n~oyismbre,
La gaceta., 1940-11-14
Roma admite que las tropas ~fascistas
Sc baten a la defensiva
La artiIIeria grieaa bombardea a KOritza
Una columna de 200 hombres derrot6 a
un ejercito de 10000

Atenas, Nov. l4.-Las vic
torias de Inglaterra sobre la
escuadra italiana han produ-
edo regocijo EN- esta capital y
dicese que han causado tam
bi6n muy buen efecto en- Yu-
goeslavia. Roma califica de
fantastica la noticia inglesa
sobre ell hundimiento o mutt
lizaci6n de seis barces de que
IRA pero en- Londros ell go
bierno asegura, que puede pro
barlo por medic de fotogra-
fias.
En- Italia Sc admite hoy, sin
embargo, que ell ei6rcito fas-
cista Sc bate a la Defensive en-
ell territorio griego.
La artilleria griega bombar
dea hoy a Koritza, la base de
abasteeimientos de los Italia
nos.
Desde Ankara y Belgrade
comunlcan que los dlimos
La gaceta., 1940-11-14

Gayda ha dicho que los fascis-
tas no estaban preparados para
la guerra con Grecia y por es-
to-. sc han visto obligados a CO.
rrer.
La explicaci6n debera ser a.
ceptada en- Italia, por cuanto a
la fuerza ahorcan; pero en- la
America lie decimos al ''heral-
do" del Duce:
luna decada de preparation
militar y naval. Y todavfa no
estan listos para hacer la que
ira a una pequena naci6n!
liza verdad es que ell soldado
italiano aborrece las invasiones,
los robos de terra y a la bora de
la bataNa... prefiere correr a
cometer la injusticia agredir a
quien defiende su patria!
Mussolini es tan enenmigo de
Grecia y de la civilization, CO.
mo 10 es de Italia y Ell pueblo
italiano, descontados los 6efes
de la daga y la bota griega en-
las posaderas.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14

Palabras de las que habra to-
mado "buena nota" ell primer
ministro cubano Saladrigas y ell
senior presidente de los "puche-
razos", ell coronel Fulgencio Ba-
tista: mo puede haber compro-
misc en- la presente lucha del
mundo y Ell Gnieo canine para
las naciones de America es deci-
dir cuando la agresin de las ma
clones totalitarios debe ser con-
tenida". LAS naciones totalita-
rias deben avanzar o perecer.
Las naciones de este hemisfe-
rio y del resto del mundo anhe-
Ian como Instruments de poll
tica nacional, de la guerra y "a
fuerza".
Pronunci6 esas palabras q
.Sr. M~essersmith, embajador de
los Estados Unidos en- Cuba.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14

Berlin, nov. l4.-Regres0 hoy
la Moscd, luego de varias confe-
rencia soon Hitler. ell primer mi
nistro russo Molotoff. La nota o.
fetal dada no haee hace men,
ci6n de los resultados obtenidos,
A las entrevistas aver asistio ell
m~ariScal Won Keitel.
Ankara, TurQuia. Nov, IA
Ell gobierno esperaba conocer
Hos resultados de la eonferencia
entire Molotoff y ell canciller Hit
Ter. Turquia solo desea por par
tie de Russia, uno neuralidad be-
nevolente. Cualquier movimien-
to de los btilgaros EN- contra de
grecia, producira la entrada de
Turquia EN- ell conflicto. I'll go
bierno parece resuelto a mantle
ner su alianza con la Gran Bre-
taha y los peri6dicos lie piden u
Yugoeslavia que no ceda a IA
presin del Bic,
Atenas, Nov. l4.-Las tro-
pas griegas ocuparon aver nue.
vas alturas en- Albania, sector
de Koritza. En- Macedonia los
soldados griegos mantienen to-
das sus posiciones. Grandes da-
nos causaron aver los bombar-
deos de la aviaci6n inglesa en-
Valona y Duramo.
Habana, Nov. 14.-4Los Pc
ri6dicos habian publicado que el
nuevo consul falangista, Gena-
no Riestra, llegado aver a esta
capital, trafa una espada para
para Ell coronel Batista, regalo
de Franco Y la Falange. Wiles
de personas lie preparaban una
"rechifla" al consul Y la policia
tuvo que proteger los muelIes
para impedirlo. AL dGsembarcar
dijo que traia espada de regalo
para Made. FL coronel Batista,
~presidente de la Rep1blica, ha-
bia declarado por medic de uno
de sus secretaries que no acep-
taria ell regalo de un partido po-
.litico extranjero con una ideolo-
|gia contraria a las personals que
votaron por 81, y que ell regalo,
anunciado anticipadamente, re
.sultaba impropio e inadecuado.
Madrid, Nov. 14.-Sigue de-
tenido Ell general Ernesto Ur-
dareanu, exministro del rey Ca
rol, segdn un despacho de Sevi--
liza. Ell rey Y Nine. Lupescu pre-
senciaron la detenci6n y no o.
'cultaron su pena. Urdareanu tie
ne solicitado permiso para cru
La gaceta., 1940-11-14
Ell CONCIERTO DE ESTA
NOCHE EN- Ell AUDITORIO

Dos pianistas de reputation
International, Pierre Lubos hutz
Y Genia Nemenoff, seran pre-
sentados esta noche, en- Ell Audi
torio Municipal, por la Tampa
Civic Music Association.
Un concerto a dos pianos,
por dos maestros de la tecnica,
elogiados por la "critica" de los
pafses que han visitado. Toca-
ran composiciones de Beetho-
ven, Rimsky-K Saint
Saens Y otros famosos mdsicos.
Sc han hecho arreglos para
admitir a los visitantes de in
vierno. Los miembros de la Aso-
ciaci6n pagan una Quota annual
y disfrutan de todns los concier-
tos.
La gaceta., 1940-11-14

Roma sc apreSur6 a confesar,
ell pasado martes: ia aviaci6n
inglesa cause averfas a uno de
nueStros acorazadOs".
Al dfa siguieHte los photos
ingdeses tomaron fotografias,
en- la base de laramie, y pudie-
ron comprobar que habian hum
dido IN acorazado de $4,000 to-
neIadas; hundido otro acoraza-
do, de $4,000 toneladas; averia-
do un tercer acorazado, de 24,-
900, y sepultado en- Ell mar dos
cruceros de combate y dos cru
ceros auxiliares.
La propaganda fascista cali
flea de fantastica la noticia da-
da aver por Ell Almirantazgo bri
tanico; pero EN- Londres confess
tan: Tenemos las fotografias pa
"a probarlo.
Unidos a los nazis, agregados
a una ideologia politica que de-
testan, los italianos combaten a
disgusto y....'tcarreras en- Alba
MIA y buques hundidos en- Ia
ranto!
Ponga a esos mismos italia
nos en- las trincheras de la liber
tad, defendiendo a sus familias
y sus derechos y Sc vera que son
tan valientes como los griegos y
como los espanoles republicans
y leales.