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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
City Hall Figures Indicate
10 Pct. Population Increase
Statistics Presented by Commissioner
Of Utilities and Building Inspector

a net increase inside the city limits
to closely match the water depart
ment's increase.
Eve feel the city should
show at least n 10 per cent In
crease In population" Davis
son said, "and we are satisfied
there must be many people
that have not yet been
counted"
Its the worst mess I ever saw, .
Bergersen commented. II don't
see how they expected to get an
efficient census on the basis of 4
cents a name. II looks to me as
If the enumerators had SKINNED
off the cream and were letting the
rest 60
One of the sources of trouble, II
was disclosed, centers around ques-
tons over precinct boundaries. APP
parently. it was indicated, some
enumerators have passed up homes
close to precinct boundaries for
fear they'd be getting into some
other enumerator's district.
City Clerk Geneyieye Martin
said she had been called upon
to settle some questions about
precinct lines.
Building Inspector Mccormick
checked his records to show that
sos new residences had been built
from 1880 to 1889 while about sou
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Driver Arrested
After Accident

Arrested during police investi-
CATION of an automobile smash
up, John r. Hamilton, 35, was
jailed late Tuesday night as a
drunk-driving suspect.
He was charged with drunken
ness and detained for the probe
after Officers r. S. Morrison and
E. L. Adair took him into custody
at the Commercial garage, where
his car had been taken after the
crash. Mrs. Dorothy I. York, Fort
Lewis. told police she was driving
south on South Tacoma way when
the oncoming Hamilton machine
sideswiped hers, near 10th st. Of
ficers said Hamilton's wife, Mil
dred, claimed to be driving the
car, but that witness said Hamil-
ton was at the wheel. Mrs. Hamil-
ton was not detained.
None of the participants was
hurt, including Mrs. Grace Nc
Crea, Fort Lewis, who was riding
with Mrs. York.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
500 Veterans,
Women Meet
District Legion
Session MoY 2

From Pierce, Thurston and Ma
son counties approximately 500
American Legion and auxiliary
members viii gather in Tacoma
Thursday evening for the annual
Fourth district conference with
Tacoma post. No. l3s, as host
organization.
Attending the joint dinner at
$50 in crystal ballroom at Hotel
winthrop win be numerous depart
ment officers and special guests.
Election Slated
Following dinner. adjournment
will be taken until o O'Clock for
both the legion and auxiliary or
CARNATIONS. At that hour, men
will meet in Tacoma post quarters
at 90eh Commerce St, while the
women meet at the Winthrop.
District conference business will
include election of district COM
mander and vice commander. and
talks by Floyd Hoggatt Of Kelso.
department vice commander for
Western Washington, and DR.. J. C.
Cullen, manager of the American
Lake Veterans facility.
Dancing Planned
Mrs. Elmer X. Fristoe of Yelm,
fourth district president. will pre-
side at the auxiliary session and
speakers will include Miss Helen
Leghorn OF Olympia.
Following business meetings
there will be dancing.
District Commander John Rottle
will preside at the mems sessions
and the Joint dinner and will in
troduce the guests. among whom
will be Arthur J. Hutton, depart
ment commander; Mrs. William B.
Dingle. department auxiliary pres
ident; Fred M. Fucker, department
adjutant; H. E. Jack" Rundell,
general chairman of the Aberdeen
convention committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
York Corporation
Increases Force 500

six hundred men have been
added to the factory forces Of the
York Ice Machinery corporation
during the past six months to
handle the increasing air condi-
tioning and refrigeration equip
ment orders secured. according to
A r. wingard Of wingard York
company. $40 Commerce st.. dis
tributors for the corporation In
the Woodworking depart ment
Alone" wingard said. they have
increased the personnel 50es to
keep up with current orders for
their newly developed Roller-Seal
cold storage door,"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Bible Conference
Will Open Thursday

A three-day Bible conference
will be opened by the Rev. David
L. Cooper, Phi. D.. Lift. D., Of Los
Angeles. on Thursday evening at
1880 at the First Presbyterian
church.
DIR. Cooper has spent much of
his time doing research in the
Hebrew university at Jerusalem, in
the Vatican library and in the
British museum.
The Biblical Research society. of
which DR.. Cooper is head, was
organized for the purpose of
breaking down Anti-Semitism, and
to disseminate facts and truths
concerning God and Messiah. Dur
ing the nine years of its existence
the society has published more
than 1850. 900 books. booklets and
tracts, and has distributed these
without cost to Jews throughout
the world.
DR.. Cooper's prophetic and Mes
sianic messages during these three
days in Tacoma viii be of great
interest to all who hear him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
B. c. Gas Tanks
Sill Are Empty

VANCOUVER y. G. - Garage
Doors were slammed with an air
Of finality today on automobiles
whose fuel indicators for the most
part registered empty" ~ British
Columbia motorists came to the
realization that hope for speedy
settlement In the six day old
gasoline drought was only wishful
thinking.
In increasing numbers. residents
q the lower mainland abandoned
their vehicles and climbed aboard
trans and busses.
Hopes were pinned on quick
action by the provincial legislature
1t it, emergency session. called
for next Wednesday. to force major
oil companies to resume delivery
Of gasoline to retailers.
On imposition Of . British
Columbia price-fixing law-vaii-
dated by the supreme court of
Canada one week ago last Tues
day-Friday. oil companies imme-
diately halted delivery to stations,
contendlng they could not continue
to operate At . profit under the
erder.
The order reduced prices Of
gasoline from n to - cents for
standard grades. and from 20 to
- csnts on premium grades.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
800 at Dewey Club
Meeting on Tuesday

More than 500 persons turned
out Tuesday night for the political
round table sponsored by the
Thomas z. Dewey for President
club at the Maccabee hall.
James II. Davis. John T. Nc
Cutcheon, A. B. Comfort. A. N.
walstad, ]. c. Beckmsn. Ida Nc
Questen. Burns Poe and Paul Jones
spoke on various phases of politics.
Robert E. Hunt. president Of the
Dewey club, was in charge Of the
meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Mrs. Madison S
Faiher Succumbs
Chus. Fletcher
Posses at 81

Charles Fletcher. 81. father of
Mrs. w. w. Mattson. died Tuesday
at the Mattson home, 1905 No.
Verde st. He was retired secretary
and treasurer Of the Green River
Lumber Co.
Born in Poynten, Cheshire, Eng
land, he had lived in the United
States II years. coming to Tacoma
Is years ago from Seattle, where
he had moved in 1884.
Besides his daughter, he is sur
vived by his wife, Annie, and two
grandchildren. Muriel and William
Mattson. jr. Funeral announce
ment will be made by Buckley
King.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
County Officials
Invited to Speak

Two Pierce county commits
sioners. County Engineer Ernie
White and Art varco, road super
visor, and delegates from labor
unions have been invited to speak
at a public meeting Friday even
ing in the Thrift Community hall.
The program at s o'clock will be
followed by a free lunch, secre-
tary r. NJ. Rudd of the Pierce
County Citizens committee an
nounced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Police Arrest
wo Juveniles
Third Flees As
Officers Shoot

when I getaway" car failed
them. two Juvenile burglars fell
into police hands late Tuesday
night A companion eluded police
affer warning shot failed to halt
Nh night.
In boys. aged Is and II. were
taken after they looted the Lind
strom grocery. 4eo2 Mckinley ave.
Police Sergt. Sherman Lyons and
offlcers william Herbst and c. B.
xittel made the capture, shortly
before midnight.
Names Of the culprits were with
held because Of their ages. They
remained IN custody Wednesday.
while Police Captain r. w. Card
ncr launched = search for the miss
1nE suspect.
o. = tlpsff .. sunpIcious-
1oe1k1ng car wns seen near The
grooery. ~ officers started
~ search shout IL p. m
They ~ ~ license number
- ~ car. N Old sedan last
sesa driving toward East 4sd
~ AZ ia and East ID ste.
10y snw IL three boys push
1ng - nnnchlne.
ne trio Ned, and the officers
fIred over their heads 10 stop the
flight. Two were run down in
IN alley. In the car police found
Z brace and bit used to drill
through the door Of the grocery.
Loot recovered included $9.o3 In
change, = box Of tokens. packs Of
razor blades. an assortment Of
candy bars. and 1T packages Of
eiesrets.
The burglary method. police
stated. was the same employed in
burglaries Of the Husk cafe In
racoma and the Penney store In
puyallup. Parents Of the two
youths were notified Of their cap
ture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Files 600 Suit
For Burn on Heed

A personal injury suit for 81, 900
was filed In superior court here
Wednesday by girl claiming she
suffered a severe burn on the top
Of her head while getting her hair
waved last Jan. 5.
Plaintiff Miss Betty Peterson
asks that sum for allegedly perma-
nent scars on her scalp and for
pain and discomfort from the burn.
Defendant Is Northwest Depart
ment Stores. Inc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02

old houses had been demolished
within that period. leaving a net of
more than LOO new homes con-
structed. exclusive of those built
during the first three months Of
this year. exclusive of large homes
converted into apartments, and ex-
elusive of new apartment coastruc-
ton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
PuYallup Civic Chorus
Will Be Heard Sunday
Chamber of Commerce Pushing Final
Census Check-Up in Valley City

mits taken out totaled S6,e15, and
in April. 1899. they amounted to
$9.06s.50.
Wednesday morning Fire Chief
A. J. Mccarthy resumed his duties
as head of the local department
following vacation of go days.
Mccarthy. accompanied by his
wife, spent six weeks in the middle
west visiting relatives and friends
in Michigan, Iowa and South
Dakota.
Mrs. o. M. Pudor will be hostess
to the Arts and Krafts club Mon
day afternoon at 2 o'clock at her
home on West Stewart ave.
The program entitled "Yester-
day and Tomorrow" will feature
Mrs. p. M. Snider who viii read
a paper on Merchandising" Mrs.
Ben Brandt viii give a Round the
Wirld" travelogue. She will tell
of her experiences on a world tour
with Mr.. Brandt.
PIT. A. Tea
Monday afternoon the High
school PIT. A. Is sponsoring a
silver tea at the school cafeteria
at which Mrs. Paul Hanawalt and
Mrs. Harry p. Hansen will pour.
Mrs. ]. w. Kalkus is in charge of
the decorations. Robert Burrows
will present the sophomore dra-
matte class In a play. Suitable
for Charity" in the little theater.
"The Blue Bag" play directed
by Miss Nevella Ross and Miss
Doris Abscher of the faculty, will
be presented by members of J. p.
Stewart PIT. A. In the school
auditorium Thursday evening at
7:45. Janet Emory will give tap
dances between the acts.
The executive board of the
Spinning PIT. A. will meet in the
school Thursday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock with Mrs. A. M. Shaw pre-
siding.
Fruitland grange auxiliary will
meet at grange hall Thursday for
a IL o'clock pot luck luncheon
County Agent A. M. Richardson
and his assistant. Miss Elizabeth
Kelley, will give a demonstration
on pest control for gardens.
The grange will meet at the
hall Friday night at s o'clock with
the juveniles in charge of the
program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02

Tomorrow at I :SOi Rhodes-City Light Cook
inq SCHOOL, "HoW to Choose and Use Ine1-
pensiUe Cuts of Meat! Recipes Prizes!'
Sixth Floor Auditorium
La gaceta., 1940-01-09
Los BALES DE CARNIVAL
DE LA o LATINA

Las "mesas" de las Seccio-
mes de Recreo de las Socieda-
des Sc reunieron aver en- la
Unione Italiana y sortearon
las fechas de los bales de car
naval.
lie TOGO ell primer bale al
Centre Asturiano, que 10 cels-
brara ell dia 3 de febrero; ell
segundo a La Unione Italiana,
que 10 efectuara ell dia 10; ell
tercero al Centre Espahol, que
10 verificara ell dia IL, y e.
cuarto y Gltimo al Circulo Gu
bano, Ell dia %, aniversario
del Critic de Barre.
Fue una junta amistosa y
tOdos los asistentes quedaron
complacidos.
La gaceta., 1940-01-09
~RECHAZADOS LOS
TAQUE DE LOS NAILS

Paris, Enero 9.-Una nota
del alto mando frances infor-
ma que varios ataques de los
nazis en- los puestos avanza-
dos al oeste de las montahas
de los Vosgos, feron facilmen-
te rechazados pOr ell fuego de
las ametralladoras. La infar-
terra francesa tambien utiliZj
granadas de manO.
En- ell ministerio de Marina
Sc asegura que la escuadra in
glesa hundi6 aver un subma-
rino aleman. No Sc menciona
ell sitio de la operaci6n.
Ell Parlamento, convocado
a solicitud del gobierno, Sc reu
Mira hoy. Dara cuenta ell pri-
mer ministro Daladier de los
trabajos realizados con la fl
nalidad de ganar la guerra.
Existe la posibilidad de que
la Camara de Diputados re-
suelva sustituir ell comisariado
de information por un minis
terio de information y propa-
ganda.
La gaceta., 1940-01-09
LOS PROPIETARIOS DE
YBOR CITY HAGEN UNA
PROPOSITION RAZONA-
BILE

Tuvimos ell gusto de hablar
aver con una comiSi6n de pro-
pietarios latinos y elbOs nos
dieron a conocer su criteriO 80
breel plan de construir un nue.
vo alcantarillado entire la mu-
nicipalidad y la WPA, en- lu-
gar de la PWA.
La tests de los propietarios,
expuesta va a los concejales
Pacheco y Cannella y ell alcai
de Chancey, nos parece raz0-
nable.
Ellos representa- valiosos
intereses, en- Ybor City no Sc
pondra un nuevo alcantarilla-
do y, ademas, no estan en- dis
posici6n de poder aumentar
los alquileres a sus inquilinos
Sobre la actitud de los pro-
pietariCs daremos a conocer
algunos detalles en- esta sema-
ma.
La gaceta., 1940-01-09
LA LEY CONTRA LOS
~LYNCHAMIENTOS

Washington, Enero 9-La ley
contra los lynchamientos Sc dis
cute hoy en- la Camars de Re-
presentantes. Creese que la me
dida pasara mahana en- la Ca
mara. Aver Sc decide conside-
rarla en- una votaci6n de 255
contra ia.
Despues de la aprobaci6n Sc
la enviara al Senado, donde un
grupo de senadores del Sur or
ganiza la oposici6n sistemdtica.
Mahana Sc reunira ell Senado
para hacer un estudio especial
de los problemas fiscales de Ia
naci6n.
Sc ha llegado a Tn acuerdo, so
bre Ell debate, entire el senador
McNary, de Oregon, lider repu-
biicano, y Ell senador Harrison,
democratic de Mississippi,
La gaceta., 1940-01-09
LA COMISION DEL CONDA.
DO ACTUO Aye BAJO LA
PRESTON DE UN U DE
INDIVIDCOS AGRIADO S
con LOS DERECHOS
DE LA
LATINA

Luego de una session en- que
unos cuantos individuos lie hi.
cieron Greer a los seiores CO.
misionados que ellos tienen
las llaves de los rayos en- ma
terra electoral" ell comisiona-
do Simmons Sc monte en- ell ca
rro de los ''reformistas," 10
que nadie esperaba, Y tres juz
gados de paz Sc convirtieron
en- uno, barriendo de paso el
unico que tenian los latinos,
Esto Sc hizo a despecho de
haber proclamado ell comisio-
nado Nuceio que los latinos te-
MAN derecho a un juzgado
donde Sc les comprendiera
bien, como ell que ahera tienen
y no a ser llevados a districts
apartados de sus barrios.
Nuccio proponia ell sosteni-
miento de dos juzgados, en- lu
gar de tres, pero los de la "a
planadora" Sc salieron con la
suya.
En- Gambia, los "padrecitos"
de la proposition, Sres. Hen
derson y Ball, este Gltimo CO.
misionado de West Tampa, a.
cordaron dejar los otros DIS
juzgados de los districts w.
banos del condad0.
La "brava" contra ell juzga.
do de paz latino Sc habia pre-.
parade con la excusa de la e.
conomia y sin consular en- las
urnas ell sentimiento pGblico.
Contra csc "asalto" de aver
la opinion pGblica latina for
mulara una vigorosa protesta,
ell pr6ximo viernes, segdn te-
nemos entendido.
La gaceta., 1940-01-09
AVI0NES Alta
CARON CINCO IN.
GIlESES

Londres, Enero 9.-FrentC
a las costas de Inglaterra, se.
gun una noticia Official, la avia
ci6n alemana atac6 aver a c,n
co vapores mercantes.
Los cinco lograron escapar,
peroen uno de ellos sufri6 he
ridas leves un tripulante.
Dos Heinkels atacaron a
uno de los vapores, averiando
10.
La pobre visibilidad impi-
do que los cazas britanicos
hieleran contacto con ell enc.
migo.
Los alemanes dijeron hoy
por la Radio que hace pocos
dias hicieron prisionero a un
ingl6s Official de artilleria. El
Official falleci6 a consecuen.
eias dc las heyIdSs rOsthidSS
La gaceta., 1940-01-09
SERAN M~ANTENIDAS LAS
REFORMAS HECHAS POR
H~ORE-BELISHA

Londpss, Enero Con Ell fin
de guitar fuerza a los duros alta
cues contra ell gabinete dc
Chamberlain, en- las esferas gu
bernamentales Sc manifesto hoy
rue las reformas hechas por Les
lie Hore-Belisha en- ell ejercito
seran mantenidas.
Circula ell rumor de que va a
ser creado un ministerio de de-
fansa Imperial y que Sc lie con-
fiara a Winston Churchill, pri-
mer Lord del Almirantazgo. Es-
te sera ell primer paso para coOr
dinar Ell ejercito, la marina y Ia
aviaci6n.
Hore- Belisha Sc despidi6 a.
yer Gel personal del ministerio
y ell dia Is hara una application
al Parlamento.
La gaceta., 1940-01-09
TENIDA BLANCA Ell DO
MINGO, EN- Ell CASTILLO
CRISTOBAL COLON No. Z

FL venidero domingo, dia ID
celebrara una tenida blanca,
a las dos de la tarde, ell Cast.
llo Crist6bal Colon No. Z, de
los Caballeros del Aguila de
Orc.
TOmara possession la nueva
Oficialidad y asistiran los her
manos, sus familiares y hume
rosos invitados.
Tn programa musical Sc pre-
para, con ell concurso de valio
sos elementos.
Hablaran varios de los her
manos, seleccionados por un
Comit6 de la Logia.
La gaceta., 1940-01-09
ACORDO Ell PARTIDO AME
RlCAN LABOR PARTY DE-
NUNCIAR AL SOVIET

New York, Enero EN- u
ma violenta session verificada en-
ell Hotel Edison, el cOmite esta-
tai del partido American Labor
Party acord6, por cinco votos
contra uno, publican una resO-
lrcA6n condenandO la invasion
de Finlandia por Ia Russia So
Wet. AL mismo tempo EN- la re-
seduction sc ensalzara la heroica
defensa de los finlandeses y sc
apoyara ell programa congresio-
nal de ayuda a ese pueblo.
Les miembros comunistas del
.partido fueron derrotados en- la
controversial por Ia mayoria pre-
sidida por Luigi Antonini, pre-
sidente en- Ell Estado, Y Alex
Rose, Ell secretario.
Ell comite y sus aliados obtu-
vieron en- conjunto los votos de
321 Delegates y los comunistas
solo 81.
Rose present6 un informe a.
cusando a los comunistas de ha-
Der intentado apoderarse del
partido antes de las primarias
de abril. Despues de denunciar
las tacticas de los Rojos, Rose
conden6 el pacto HitlerIStalin.
Varios miembros del Parti-
do comunista trataron de impe-
dir la asamblea, obteniendo
una orden judicial, la que Sc
declare sin lugar.
La gaceta., 1940-01-09
Ell "raqueterismo' de Tampa sera investigate
por ell Gobiemo de los E. Unidos
Sc hara una comprehension de la
corruption Official

TONES, en- Tampa Y otros lu-
cares.
Acosados por los ayentes f9
derales, muchos de les "raque
teros' que habian invadido Il
Miami Sc trasladaron a toda
prisa a otras ciudadcs de la
Florida.
Tampa es uno de los GEN.
tros bOlitericos del Ls.ado y
desde aqui Sc extenGl6 a San
Petersburg, Miami, Lakeland
y otras poblaciones.
A rivalidades entire jugado-
res Sc achacan varios de los
asesinatos cometidos aqui en-
los ultimos amos.
La gaceta., 1940-01-09
FIRMADA UNA ALBANIA
DEFENSIVE T TIA
LA Y HUNGRIA

Paris, Enero 9.-Italia do a.
yer un nrevo paso en- direction
de Francia c Inglaterra y Sc a.
lej6 mas de Alemania al firmar
con Hungria un tratado de a.
LAMA defensive.
Por ell tratado Italia Sc COM
promote a defender a Hungria
no solo contra Russia. sine tam
bi6n contra cualesquiera otra
naci6n agresora. Esto Sc inter-
preta como que Mrssolini decla-
raria la guerra a Hitler 81 este
Sc atreviera a agredir a Hun.
gria.
AL gabinete hGngaro iDfor-
mara hoy en- Budapest Ell minis.
tro de relaciones exteriores, con
Do oSaH,
La gaceta., 1940-01-09
MILES DE RUSOS ESPERAN
LA MUERTE o LA CAP
TURA

lCopenhague, Dinamarca, Enc
70 9.-Hambrientos y aterrori-
zados miles de soldados rusos
esperan hoy la muerte o la cap
tura en- la region al este de Sue
mussalmi, parte central de Fin
landia, como resultado de la de-
rrota de la division Roja mime
70 -. g..
Los esquiadores finlandeses
persiguen a los rusos que hu-
yen, matando a muchos de elloS
y hacienda prisioneros a los O.
tros.
Ell frio ha causado la muerte
a miles de soldados invasores,
perO aun quedan con vida algu-
nos hombres de la division nG-
nero 1853.
Oficialmente Sc atribuye Ia
victoria sobre la division "A a
las instrucciones dadas por ell
mariscal Mannerheim, "de pc
garle a los rusos en- ell est6ma-
CO..
Los finlandeses Sc concentra-
ron en- desorganizar las lineas
de COMMUNICATIONS de los atacan
ties y de este modo los han de-
rrotado.
La gaceta., 1940-01-09

iDeben los '1atinOs" cruzar-
sc de brazos frente a csc acuer-
do de aver que les arrebata, con
puhalada trapera, ell Gnico juz-
gado de paz que tenian en- el
Condado?
Nosotros oplnamos que la Ca
mara de Concrete de Ybor, Ia
Mesa Redond& Y todas las colec-
tividades latinas, deben protes-
tar del acuerdo que aver toma-
ron los senores comisdonados
sobre la protesta intelligence y
comprensiva de Nick Nuccio.
Debe hacerse una protesta -
nergica en- la junta del viernes
y pedir la reconsideration del
acuerdO; una protesta vigorosa,
no de unos cuantos, sine de vein
tenas de hombres listos para
hacer valer su legitimo derecho
a una equitativa representa-
ci6n.
Una proteSta de ahora para
manana, es decir, que 81 algunos
de los comisionados insisten en-
su error, en- los venideros conf
clos ir contra ellos e~sgrimiendo
el vote Y buscando la colabora-
ci6n e los a~1nericanos que apre-
clan nuestra labor por esta ciu-
dad.
La colonia latina no debe per
der el juzgado de paz que ahora
tiene; la colonia latina tiene de-
recho a mantener sus posiciones
" conquistar otras nrevas, dem
tro de la ley y una amplia con-
cepei6n de la democracia.
Mariana sc reunira la Mesa
Redonda y Ell momento es pro-
picio para dar a conocer su &C.
titud.
TODD 10 que sea guitar repre-
sentaci6n a los latinOs, debe lie
varnos a una lUcha energica y
sin tenor.
La gaceta., 1940-01-09

Ell director del Bur6 Fede-
RAJ dc Iavestigaciones, Mr.. j..
E. Hoover, declare hoy en- Wa
shington que ell Negociado a su
cargo investigara las activida-
des de los "raqueteros" en-
Tampa y tambi6n la corrup-
ci6n official, 10 mismo que en-
todoel Estado de Florida.
Hoover decide iniciar sus
investigaciones en- Miami y
despues extenderlas a Orlaa-
do, en- relaci6n con ell "nego-
clio" de la Bolita.
"Haremos la debida inves-
tigaci6n, en- cuanto a esas cues
La gaceta., 1940-01-09
10 QUE AHORA SUICIDE Els
Ell PRINCIPLE DE UNA
LUCIA TREMENDA
Los DOminios ApOyGn a Ingla-
terra con Hombres q RecursoS

Londres, Enero 9.-Hablan-
do en- ell almuerzo del Lord Ma
yor, al mediodia de hoy, ell pri-
mer ministro Chamberlain dijo
que 10 que ahora sucede en- ell al
re y en- la terra es solo ell prin-
cipic de una lucha tremenda.
Actualmente es solo en- el
mar cue Inglaterra puede yer ell
rumbo de las hostilidades. ST ha
cemos un estudio, podemos sen.
tirnos satisfechos. De los mares
del mundo hemos barrido la ma.
vegaci6n alemana.
BESIDE Ell principle de la que,
IRA he consagrado todas mis- e,
nergfas a llevarla a una favora.
bic conclusion. De csc PROPOSE.
to y hasta que la guerra Sc ter
mine, no me desviare.
La presencia en- Francia de
tropas de los Dominios es la me
jor prueba de que contamos con
Ell imperio para ganar la guerra
Hombres armadOs con los apa-
ratios que la ciencia puede con-
Sc miriam frente a frente
en- las trincheras. Oimos ell ca
non aunque no hay encuentros
generates; pero no sabemos
cuanto tempo durara este.