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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-05-16


World News
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(From page one)
land lies open to great danger
from air raids.
President Roosevelt is preparing
to request for a huge sum for ex-
panding the U. S. defense. Next
years defense program will cost
approximately $2,500,000,00O if
the request Of the President is
granted.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-05-16

Bimelech, the favorite to win
the Kentucky Derby, but defeated
by Gallahadion, came back to
whip all outstanding three-year
old horses in the Belmont race in
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-05-16

Senator M. M. Nicely of West
Virginia held slight lead for the
Democratic nomination for govern
or over Democratic State Chair
man, Carl Andrews. Sen. Rush
Holt was trailing for the senate
nomination on basis of early re-
turns.
Forest fires are raging through
out Southwest Virginia.
Brooklyn again took the Ma
tional League lead after being dis
placed by Cincinnati for the last
three days.
The New York Yankees are still
in the cellar in the American
League, Boston is on top by a
two and one-half game margin.
Bimelech. the favorite to win
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-13
THREE VITAL REASONS

THERE CAN be lots of differ
mt reasons for overtaking a win
ming card led or playe4 ay your
partner. When you ca! do it on
the defense against No Trump
and thus assure yourself OF a
chance for an additional lead
which will set up the remainder
of your suit. that is one vital
reason. If doing that IS necessary
to get the suit established before
your side entry or entries can De
knocked out. you have a second
one. If taking the lead from MIN
so you can knock an entry out Of
the dummy before its suit is es-
tablished. you find third. Some
times the three are more or less
combined in a single play.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-13
" here It's Found

Where does the eye surgeon find
such tissue? We have sentimental
newspaper stories Of mother wno
IS willing to give her eye for her
blinded baby, bU5 sucn sacrifices are
not necessary. There are r2ny
blind people whose bl;ndncss is cue
to disease at the bac2; Of tie eve.
These eyes mus come oft, hut the
front, the corE-&. IS perfectly
healthy. Such &c the donors the
eye surgeons use.
A case which I G1d rcDcrtcd as
completely suc2a 1ul was d6ue TN
der the fcllo".n. circumstances. In
India a won!a.: had lost vision due
to an opacity oE the cornea. An
other Hindu woman w;,s blind in
one eye as the r-:ult Of a couch
ing operation fer ca,Gr."- done BIZ 4
native doc;o., C&.ar;.c: :; so co..
mon in India -, eyes are troyed
by quacks il t.::a way SO Oft that
it is fine fell FIR Gea3rs. Ii. it
nation was, in cGicc>, tax tnc b.. ;:
of the eye YVES Gi.ca-ci while the
front part, which the blind patient
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-13
LENTEN REDUCING DIET
FOR THURSDAY
Enough is as good as q feast.

EHOD9h Is as COCA as y JcdSt.
BREAKFAST: One-half of a
grapefruit, one tablespoonful
hominy gritS, coffee with tea
spoonful cream and one lump of
sugar.
L,pch: Cup of cooked Kale,
one corn muffin, black coffee or
tea With lemon.
Dinner: One cup creamed to-
m2to soup, one good helping Of
chicken, peas, one slice bread
with butter; lemon sherbet, one
cup coffee or tea with teaspoon
full cream and one lump of sugar.
Days calories-875.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-13
Becoming Popular

Castroviejo, Of New York, who
has had large experience in this
flaid Of work, says that corneal
transportation is becoming in
creaslnGly popular, and that the
r.suIts already obtained are suffi-
GENTLY encouraging to justify its
inclusion among the routine surgi-
cal procedures OF the ocuiist. One of
the main drawbacks. he says, is the
scarcity of donor material, which is
&&sy to understand. lie points out,
however, that e got many eyes,
the corne2S Of when Cuu.:i be used
Tor tr2H"r!anta.ioa, crc ";2tcd be-
cau"c Of lack of co0Y ito: tween
Quilts iii L ON ..':ns-.'. think
this last rem Il; makes = god ont.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-13

IN this case wanted, was perfectly
clear. The transplant was done with
complete success.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-13

from an animal Of the same species.
Therefore, the eye surgeon cannot
use the cornca sry"l C@o % the lower
animals. It MIS-. GENE frcm another
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-13
Meos')jing Success
Of CoII)ou Grating
By LOGAN CLENUENiNG, ". D.

AN ASKED, Hare ne opera
tons for cr&p p. ..cl * healthy
eye tissue inc a,.---i eye tissue
been successful. "
Sometime t. completely
successful; SOMETIMES moderately
successful, even in rood hands.
The only cases in which the oper-
alton is tried are those where the
cornea, the clear wjniJw in the
front Of the eye, is made opaque by
inflammation and scar tissue. Ire
opaque tissue is replaced by a
transplant Of clear coyncal tissue
from healthy eye.
It is a rule that in order to
take" transplants must come
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-13
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

South's lead of the spade ] to the
X. East returned the diamond j..
If West had overtaken that with
the Q and then led 4 third dia-
mond 70 knock out the h, ne
could have raised Merry Ned with
the declarer. AS the latter led a
second spade. West could have
passed it and taken the third
spade. thus killing the dummy
while ne himself took two more
diamonds. then switched to 4
club. Played this way the de-
Tenders could have taken eight
tricks and the declarer only five,
thus being set two.
When West failed to overtake
the diamond ]. East had to shift.
Unfortunately he picked a club.
South won. led a spade, then an
other to West. who knocked out
the diamond K. The last spade
was won in dummy, then the club
10 inessed. declarer thus making
his contract with two spades, two
diamonds and three clubs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-13

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-13

Days calories-675.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-13

EDfTO" e.; NOTE: DR.. C,c.jc..- hes
sc"ll p2' IpaIc.s ".Ich can - ii. ~...-i by
.c..'.Sr; E~ch pamphlet 3 = t.. - -, 20.
For al oae pamphlet t.2s. red. <caL 10
cent IN coin. aud 4 ~c.f-%G.:C'%2d Gnvc.ope
SLAPPED vita a thre--cC:t stamp. TO Dir.
i.s&a Clcndening. in care OF this Taper.
Inc pamphlets are: Three Weeks Rcauc-
ing Diet. Indigestion and Goa PATTON
Reducing ard Gaining. Infant Feed
Ing" Instructions for the Treatment OF
Diabetes. Feminine Hygiene and The
Care Of the Hair and Skin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-13

Distributed b. King Features Syndicate. Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-04
Dictator Roosevelt Commits an Act of War

Mr.. Roosevelt today committed an act of war;
He also became Americas first dictator
Secretly his Secretary of State, Mr.. Hull entered into
agreement with the British Ambassador that
military and naval alliance with This secretly
negotiated agreement Yesterday Sept D.
Today Congress is informed of the agreement. Note
we'll the word nfomed Although the President referred to
his undercover ranking Importance with the Louisiana
Purchase he asking Congres-he elected representatives
of the peope-to ratify this deal He is telling them it
already has been ratified by hm-America's dictator.
The President has passed down edct that compares
with edcts forced down the throats of Germans Italians
and Russians by Hitler Mussolini and Stain.
He hands down edict that may eventually result in
shedding of blood millions of Americans may
result transforming the United housekeeping
regmented slave
Under our Constitution, treaties with foreign powers are
not legal without Senate. This
treaty. which history may define the most momentous one
ate either for its advice consent.
The authority which the President quotes for his fatal
deal opinion from the
legal tckey this yes-man may conue up, the fact
that the transfer Of the destroyers only in violation of
American law, but also violation of the Hague Covenant
of 1907 soemny ratified by the United States l9o8
1t outright of
Undeerred by law the primitive form of common
sense the President is turning warning power goody
portion Of the United States Navy against the repeated
of Senators, Navy Department officials and officers of
the Navy that the ships needed for Defense
But that only phase of this insane performance. We
get exchange leases British possessions this hemisphere
but only leases What good will these leases be if Hitler
should acquire title to these islands by right of conquet
There the possibility that the of negotiated
peace, Britain might be forced cede these islands
to Hitler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-04

What, Will become OF Roosevets leases! Obviously
avoid all of possible complications should have full
sovereignty over our naval and air bases.
OF all sucker real deals history this the worst
and the President of the United States is the sucker.
Thomas Jefferson did not lease Louisiana from Napoleon
Bonaparte. He acquired have and hold forever
Woodrow Wilson didn't lease the Virgin Islands from
Denmark. With the adUie and of the United States
Senaa, he bought them.
In the case of Newfoundland and Bermuda, Mr. Roose-
welt tells that the right bases gts-generousy given
and gladly received In other words the great and rich United
States taking agess from nation that than
five and half billion dollars
We accepting tip according the President
For least 10 years. this newspaper has repeatedly called
attention the urgent desirabty of acquiring Caribbean
islands owned by Britain and France for defense
purposes. In that belief ardeny agreement with
Mr.. Roosevelt.
No made to this end by Roosevelt or his pre-
decessors despite fact that had trading argument
the billions of debts owed by France and Britain
for the islands exchange for the debts, and only now with
Britain in the thoes of desperate war; does the President
move to protect shores
But in doing so, he commits of war, he strips
Navy of so valuable ships and he leases which might
be worth the paper they upon months time
And all this is done in contempt of democratic
processes and of the Constitution of the United States.
If this secretly negotiated deal goes through, the fat
in the fire and all may we'll get ready for fuldre
participation in the European
If Roosevelt gets away with this, may we'll say
goodbye liberties and make up mind that henceforh
live under dictatorship.
If Congress and the people do rise in solemn wrath
stop Roosevelt now-at this moment-then the country
deserves the stupendous tragedy that looms right around the
corner
La gaceta., 1940-06-29
Ell JAPON INVADIRA LA
UNDO CHINA
Cree qle es Ell Unico Recourse
para Derr0tar a Chang

Shanghai, JUNO 29.-LA in
vasi6n de la Indo China por los
iaponeses. a juicio de los obser-
vadores militares, es inevitable.
lEl gobiern ode Toxic tiene Ia
creencia de que solo podra de-
rrotar a Chang Kai Shek domi-
nando esa possession francesa
por la cual ha venido Ell genera
lisimo chino recibiendo arma-
mento y municiones.
Los japoneses han ~resuelto
tambien no seguir dando aviso
a los ingleses en- cuanto a sus
m~ovimientos de tropas.
Prepare ell mandO BRITANNICA,
a toda prisa, Ia retirada de las
mujeres y los ninos de Hong
Kong.
En- la Indo China Y en- Hong
Kong los japoneses se veran o.
bligados a combatir con todos
sus ~recursos.
La gaceta., 1940-06-29
HABLO POR LA RADIO Ell
MINISTRO ARITA

Toxic, JUNO 29.-Por la Ra
dio habl6 hoy ell ministro de
Negocios Extranjeros, Arita, y
dijo queel Jap6n Sc opondra a
que sea alterado ell status quo
en- China v los mares del Sur.
Arita describi6 la doctrina de
Monroe japonesa, aplicada en-
Asia, como una "sola unidad y
una sola esfera", ~ siendo ell
Jap6n la fuerza estabilizado-
ra."
FL conflicto del Jap6n con
China Sc hasa, seg1n dijo, en-
ell deseo de conquistar una paz
justa y permanente. No permit
tira ell Jap6n que las naciones
extranjeras Sc mezclen en- ell
nuevo orden creado por su GO
bierno. "Estamos determina-
dos a no dejar piedra sobre
piedra hasta aplastar Ell regi-
men de Chang" Este Sc inter
preta como una amenaza encu
bierta a la Indo China.
La gaceta., 1940-06-29

Petain cree ahora, para 81 a.
credi!c, que Franci2 paede ser
lire .en Ia bota nazi obre e.
cuei.o.
IL .6l de vieio cue, seg.n q
genera. Gallls, pldo mscanizaI
e eiar,i,o frances y resolvi6
criticar a los Que inteligentemen
tsdian sc disra "ese paso de a
vance.
e. nazismo aleman, cruel e in
transigente, jamas permitira
que Francia vuelva a ser una po
tencia de primer orden.
La esperanza de Francia des-
cansa en- la lucha que ell pueblo
ingles va a sostener en- defensa
de los restos de la democracia,
no en- los planes semifascista de
los "a amos.
La gaceta., 1940-06-29
TURoUIA Sc E
MANTENER Ell CONTROL
DE LOS
Cerrados tres de los puertos
del Mar Negro

Es.ambul, Turquia, JUNO 20,
-El gobierno turco Sc propo-
ne mantener Ell dominic de los
Da ia G os Y e, B6Sforo, sin
-cl'Ur a la guerra,
Los p ri6di>os turcos men :
;Cnsu amioa !ement2 a RAJ
va v cen lue el pSis no ha en-
trado en- la guerra contra Ale
mara e ALA, 20, considera-
ci6n a Russia. Buques de la es-
cuadra turca navegan hoy
fren.e a Bulgaria, listos para
prcteger los i~ntereses naciona-
les.
Mas de 100000 hombres
ivan sido llamados a las ar
mas v muchos estan concentra
dos cerca de la frontera de
Bulgaria.
La Russia Soviet cerr6 hoy
tres de los puertos del Mar
Negro, incluyendo ell de Ba-
tum. Otro de los cerrados es
Odessa.
Batum esta situado cerca de
la frontera turca Y Odessa a
corta distancia de Rumania.
La gaceta., 1940-06-29
MAS DE 5000 A Sc
UNIERON AL EJERCITO
INGLES

New York, JUNO 29.-LOs
despachos de Siria comunican
que 5000 soldados polacos
cruzaron la frontera y Sc agre-
garon a las tropas inglesas en-
la Palestine. Esos soldados OBJ
tuvieron ell consentimiento de
su gobierno en- la emigration
que funciona en- Londres.
La Radio alemana avisa que
81 general Nogues, alto conf
sario frances en- Africa, ha or
denado que sus tropas cesen
de combatir Y entreguen las
arInas. Esta decision Sc tom6
por console del general Maxi
mo Weygand.
NADIA positive Sc ha podido
averiguar en- cuanto a esa no
ticia nazi.
La gaceta., 1940-06-29
MATIAS SANCHEZ DEFlEN.
DE Ell TOTALITARISMO
I'm aviso del senador socialista
Alfredo Palacios

Montevideo, JUNO 29.-Ma-
tias Sanchez Sorondo defendi6
anteayer ell sistema totalitario
en- la alta Camara argentina,
G Ia slal per.enese. Estma Ell
senator que a Argentina en-
.ugar de anita a 2ar a Italia.
A.erlaAia ! Epa..a dc t en-
ar una V~ohlislOl a ea,GlaT
como ia Argentina d" 600
perar con elias, espec 3lmeL e
en- asuntos conGmicos.
LOS an yontecimiantoS nos
prueban que un nueVo orden
debe levan.arse y que este nue.
vo orden llegara a noSotros en-
sus aspectos economics, Debe
mos enviar una mission comer-
cial a Europa para ponernos
en- contacto con los lideres a
los cuales la fortuna de las ar
mas ha entregado el dominic
del continente.
Ell senador socialista Alfre-
do Palacios Sc refiri6 a los pc
ligros de la penetration nazi,
los cuales estima son mas serios
de 10 que ell publico cree.
Cit6 como pruebas de esos
peligros ell ataque hecho a los
cuarteles, en- las cercanias de
Buenos Aires, y la explosion
en- la bodega del vapor Gas
cony."
Di6genes Taboada, ministro
de la Gobernaci6n, declare
que ell goblerno no Sc Slente
alarmado Y esta convencidO de
que no hay peligrO para ell re-
gimen; pero que ell gobierno
quiere una ley de orden publ
co que lie permita utilizar to-
dos sus recursos en- ell momen-
to necesario.
Los agentes nazis, e%ntretan-
to, siguen orfeciendo cambios
de mercancias en- la America
del Sur y especialmente en- la
Argentina. Algunas de las Or
denes Sc hacen para los meses
de noviembre y oc.ubre.
La gaceta., 1940-06-29
REGALADO AL GOBIERNO
INGLES UN COLLAR DE


Londres, JUNO 20-Un CO.
liar de diamantes de gran va
lor v 100000 libras esterlinas
sc 'ha enviado al gobierno CO.
mo donativo para ayudar a ga
mar la guerra. Ell collar Sc ex-
hibe en- la sala de subastas de
Chistie v Sc vendera al mejor
poster.
Die la noticia de esos DONATE
vos ell canciller de Hacienda,
Sir Kingsley Wood.
Esta llegando dinero desde
diferentes lugares del Imperio
donados por ricos ciudadanos.
FL Consejo de Estado de Cey-
Ion aprob6 un credito de $40
mil libras esterlinas para ayu :
dar a la guerra.
La legislature de Barbados
hizo un donativo de 10000 Ii
bras y en- la Guayana inglesa
pasa va de 10000 Ell fondo
para comprar aparatos de bonn
bardeo.
La gaceta., 1940-06-29
WILLARD Sc RETIRA DE LA
REVISTA 1.-THE NATION"

New York, JUNO 29.-Se a.
part6 aver de la direction de
la revista 1.-THE Nation" en- la
que ha venido figurando desde
hace as amos, ell notable perio
dista liberal Oswald Garrison
Willard.
"Me separo de la revista
porque Ell director no mantle
ne va la antigua norma de abb
soluta oposici6n a todos los
preparativos de guerra"
Cerrando los ojos a la reali-
dad Willard deseaba, y no fu6
complacido, que THE Nation
siguiera oponiendose al au
mento del ej6rcito, Ia marina v
tambien ell servicio militar obi
gatorio.
La gaceta., 1940-06-29
les RUSOS A LA
PROVINCIAL DE MOIDAVIA
RumGrtd proteSta ante Hitler
Hungrfa estd listd para inVddir
la Pennsylvania

B"tcsrest, Tunio 29.-Las tro-
as rusas deci6ieron exten3er a
tpaci6n de pcrcionas de- .erri-
aro / msn y rasaIcn a Ia pro-
H:ia 4: Molda,i ia d1n'a o..
,frcn Il p1e' L De D.rchoi. 2 ]
ut.n. ~ Ea' ~
ga { Ruran;q a p"rrineia d
9asarab;a, una 9arte de Il Blu
cevinss Y varies pnartos.
FL rey Carol enyi6 una pro-
tesla a Berlin con la esperanza
de que Hitler p%resione a Stain
Y los soldados scvieticos scar re
tirados de DorohOi Dfcese Que
Russia tambisn ha enviado un u
timatum a HuEgria,. pero este
punto no ha podido confirmar-
Sc.
Los peri6dicos htingaros ase-
guran que la noticia de csc ul-
timatum ha sido fabricada en-
Bucarest.
Existe la posibilida Ode un con-
! licto entire Alemania Y Russia.
Centenares de miles de solda-
dos hungaros Sc italian hoy con-
centrados en- la frontera de Ru-
mania y listos para avanzar tan
luego Sc les ordene.
Dicese que Ell gobierno hdnga-
no cuenta con la simpatia de A.
lemania e Italia. 81 Russia no po-
ne los frenos, las tropas hdnga-
ras entraran en- acci6n. FL pro-
blema de la paz y la guerra de-
pende hoy de las tropas soviet
cas-.
Ell gobierno espera demands
territoriales de Hungria Y Bull
garia, en- un plazo de "a horas.
La gaceta., 1940-06-29
UNA REVISTA M
ATACA A A UNI
DOS

Washington, JUNO 29.-Una
revista alemana, con ell permit
so de Won Ribbentrop, ell mi :
nistro de Relaciones Exterio-
res, ataca a Estados Unidos
por su politica con referencia
a Europa.
Dice la revista que la nacian
de la Doctrina de Monroe no
tiene motive para inmiscuirse
en- los problemas de Europa.
Sehala como responsible de
10 sucedido en- Francia, por ha
Der brindado ayuda, al gobier
no americana y sostiene que
tambien sera responsible por
10 que lie ocurra a Inglaterra.
La gaceta., 1940-06-29
GRAN NUMERO DE AvIO-
MES FRANCHISES COMBA-
TRAN A v DE IN
CAFETERIA

Washington, JUNO 29.-Las
noticias recibidas de Londres
avisan que centenares de aero
pianos franceses Sc encuen-
tran en- las islas Britanicas }
que tomaran parte en- la defen
sa de csc territorio.
En- Londres es aguardado 81
exprimer ministrO frances aun
que aver Sc decide reconocer
al general La Gaulle como je-
.fe de todos Jos franceses que en-
Ell extranjero defender Ia IL
br. ad.
La mayoria de los franceses
RESIDENCES en- los Estados Uni.
dos apOysn hoy oil Comit6 de
~ Gsvlla.
La gaceta., 1940-06-29
DICEN QUE WILKIE EMPA.
QUETO LA GALERIA

Filadelfia, JUNO Del coro
mel r. B. Creager, miembro del
comite nacional republican, por
Ell estado de Texas, y Ell exsena-
dor Davis A. Reed, de Pennsyl-
yania, acusaron a Wilkie, ell can
didato republican,, de haber EN-
paquetado la galeria a SD favor.
Los billetes para la galeria Sc
concedieron, en- SD cast totalidad,
a los hombres y mujeres parti-
darios del candidate nominado.
Realize esta maniobra polftica
Samuel B. Pryor.
La gaceta., 1940-06-29
DIAS DE TRABAJ0
AZ r

Moscu, JUNO 29.-El gobier-
no ratified aver la noticia de
haber abandonado la semana de
trabajo de cinco dias y haber
pasado a la de seis, con un total
de AZ horas. La semana de Gin
co dias solo raqueria 35 horas.
Los obreros que ahora trabajan
seis horas. laboraran siete, y los
que trabaian siete deberan lab0-
rar ocho. Todos los peri6dicos
dicen que la naci6n necesita mas
aeroplano, tanques y material de
guerra.
La gaceta., 1940-06-29
Los photos atacaron con explosives y
ametralladoras a la poblacion civil inglesa
Hungria sigue concentrando tropas IN
la frontera rumana
Hitler y MussoIini~ respaldan 10 hecho por Stain

Londres, JUNO 29.--La avia
ci6n nazi atae6 hoy ell suroeste
de Inglaterra Y tambi6n las is
las del canal ingles, ocasionan
do la muelte a 20 personals,
D. las yietimas, % fueron re-
cogidas en- Guernsey y seis Ell
Jersey. Contra la poblaci6n ci-
vii los pilo.os ar~rojaron eXplo-
sivos y utilizaron tambien sus
ametralladoras.
Improtantes posiciones de
los naZis en- la costa francesa
fueron bombardeadas anoche
por la aviaci6n britannica.
Dos aviones alemanes fue :
ron derribados EN- las Iltimas
"a horas.
Los alemanes han comenza-
do a usar en- Inglaterra las
bombas de explosion demora-
da que usaron en- Espaha con-
ira los republicanos.
Tropas h1ngaras Sc concen-
tran en- la frontera de Ruma-
MIA, en- los Balkanes, pero ase-
gdrase que no atacaran hasta
que Hitler 10 disponga. Ell rey
Carol tiene concentrate tam
bien un fuerte ejercito en- la
La gaceta., 1940-06-29

El gobierno de Londres, "hs
roto sus relaciones" con ell regi-
men de Petain.
Inglaterra reconoce al gene
raj La Gaulle, no al decrepitC
mariscal del armisticio deShOn-
rose, como ell reprAsentante leg
timo de los franceses decides a
mantener la guerra contra e.
.nazismo feroz.
Pedia La Gaulle tanques, me
canismos de combate; pero ell
mariscal y los otros generates
fracasados sc reian de el.
Ahora, la voz del militar
refugiado en- Inglaterra, no po-
dra ser ahogada por los incompe
tentes y ''decepcionados".
Wilkie sera "arrollado" por ell
"Nuevo Trato".
Ell pueblo no olvida que Hoov-
er prometi6 cuatro amos de pros
peridad Y lie di6 a la naci6n A
amos de pobreza y martirio. Viii
kie ofrece prosperidad... para 81
y sus amigos.
La gaceta., 1940-06-29

Ciudadano: Desprecia la pro-
paganda encubierta de los miem
bros de la Quinta Columna y
destaca tn lealtad a Estados u
nidos Y la democracia autentica.
Ell pueblo americana maldice
los "ismos" totalitarios Y debes
separate de esos tipos sofistas
cuyo ideal "importado" ~consiste
en- difamar las instituciones nor
teamericanas y describir a Sa-
muel como Ell mayor de los impe-
rialistas, aunque no roba tie
rras, respeta a las naciones pc
quenas y tolera cue Sc lie insulte
en- sl propia casa,
Ciudadano: Cumple con tn
conciencia Y no colabores con los
enemigos de Estados Unidos y
de toda la America.
La gaceta., 1940-06-29

frontera con Hungria.
Russia termin6 hoy la ocupa-
ci6n de los territories deman-
dados de Rumania Y no cede-
I'd NADIA de 10 conquistado.
Stain desea tambien que SUI
ej6rcto coupe la Ukrania hum
CARA. Delegates sovi6ticos y
rumanos conferencian hoy en-
Odessa,
Rumania aceptara, por no
quedarle otro camino, las from
teras que ell Soviet senale.
Aviones y tanques contin1an
pasando. en- gran nGmero, la
frontera rumana.
Ell gobierno ingles sc prepa-
IA para la aggression conjunta
de Alemania e Italia Y espera,
con su escuadra y la aviaci6n,
impedir que desembarquen
%fuertes contingencies nazis. La
iona de guerra Sc extiende por
una distancia de "a millas de
la costa.
BESIDE Berlin Y Roma avisan
que Hitler Y Mussolini aprue-
ban TODD 10 hecho por Stain
en- Rumania, por cuanto Sc les
consult6 anticipadamente.
La gaceta., 1940-06-29
NUEVo A
DE LA MUERTE'

Bakersfield, CAL, JUNO 20.
I'm hombre de 81 amos, Mil
ton McWhorter, asegura ha :
Der inventado "un rayo de la
muerte" que mat6 un toro a
una distancia de 2h millas.
Consiste Ell procedimiento en-
un metodo para fOrzar los ra-
yos x en- lineas parallels. Con
facilidad Sc matan paiares y
animales. lisa en- Ell invento
una sustancia comprada en-
Suecia.
FL anciano ha puesto 81 des-
eubrimientO . disposition de
10 Sscrstarla do 10 Guerra.