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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Rev. E. j. Vivians
Attends Prayer Band

Services OF the Hartford Prayer
band opened last Sunday at the
usual hour despite the rairy wealth.
er. Deacon Erwin was on time and
was assisted by II. A. Viyians and
others present. There was a nice
attendance and real spIrituai
feast was enjoyed.
Members OF the PRAYER hand
were pleased 10 have the Rev. p.
j. Vivians. visiting minister present
again. The Rev. Mr.. vivians. affiil-
ated with the Central Alabama
conference. sang several selections
which were much enjoyed.
The scripture the First Psalm
was read by F.. A. vivians. after
which a praise service and testi-
monial period was held. In the re-
port made by the Sick committee.
II was stated that one hundred
patients In the various hospitals
and homes were visited during the
past week. II is hoped that Mrs.
annie Hill Will be able to be out
next Sunday morning. Mrs. Jack
son Is very much improved. Mrs.
Langford Is still In Virginia with a
very sick sister. Silent prayers
were offered for her and others.
You are invited to join Us next
Sunday.
X. A. Vivians Is reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
United Christian
Church

An unusually responsive aud
isnce listened 10 the subject us
God IN World Like Ours?" dis
cussed last sunday by the pastor.
The Rev r. L. Jordan. II was a
very pointed and beautiful mes
SAGE and was discussed In the az
iirmathe by the speaker.
With the slogan "All workers, no
drones being put into practice. the
result IS better attendance at all
meetings held at the Christian
church. 1881 Thirtieth street. The
meeting on each Wednesday eve
ning combines prayer service and
Bible reading. Every one Is urged
10 attend
Plans are beng mapped out for
an effective Children's Day pro-
gram Services will be held at the
regular hours Sunday, May rs.
Come and bring some one with you.
Tx. Rouse Is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Deacon Galloway

roneral rites for Deacon Gallo
~ were held Saturday, May Is at
!, am from the Tabernacle Bap-
IL, church with the pastor. the
nav r. n. Pittman. officiating. APP
.ronriate selections we're rendered
x he Senior choir. and solos
s.ys sung by Mrs. Willie Morgan
.rd Miss Oneida Harvey. A fellow
.mnlovee Of the deceased spoke
,srv highly Of his friendly associa-
aor with those whom he worked.
wsnv we're the lovely floral de-
.rns which surrounded the bier.
Born In Selma. Ala. June 10,
1859 Mr.. Galloway passed away
Nav II AZ II am. In one or the
local hospitals after a few weeks
Illness.
Hs was married 10 Miss Bertha
Rove in Pensacola. Florida. In 1929.
M Galloway was converted after
moving 10 Detroit some years ago,
and united to Tabernacle church
under the present pastor by whom
hs vas also baptized. Later he was
elected 10 the Deacon board In
which capacity he served with
credit until stricken with illness.
The survivors are widow. Mrs.
Bertha Galloway; a mother. two
sisters. ore brother and other rel
stives.
Burial was in Memorial Park
cemetery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Rev. F. A. Williams
Addresses Ushers

The Westside ushers. comprising
boards from the various westside
churches. held their Sixth Annual
Unity program last Sunday at Tab
ernacle Baptist church at $3.50 p.
m. Serving as master OF ceremon-
les was Victor W. Smith OF the
Supreme Liberty Life Insurance
company.
Participants on the program
were the Rev. W. II. Bell. who Of
fered invocation; the Rev. r. J..
Simmons. scripture; Mrs. Ellen
NJ. Wilson, who gave words OF well
come in the absence of Mrs. Edna
Glover. unable TO be present; the
Rev. Mr.. Brown, response; Miss
Doris Hickman. reading; A. Bur-
nett, history OF the United boards
and selections by Tabernacle Sem
Tor choir.
The Rev. +. A. Williams deliver
ed very excellent address on the
theme Where Service Counts"
based on Psalm $40 and Romasra
l2:4-4. Starting with the creation OF
man, the speaker pointed out that
God put man In the world with a
definite task TO perform. He said
I'm order to give service one must
be prepared and that preparation
must be based or regeneration"
The speaker stated that an usher's
task was not a mental one, but
was very essential to the routine
OF the church services.
Remarks were made by F. c.
Betton. president OF st. Stephens
board. and other presidents pres
ent. Prior to the address one
minutes silence in memory
OF Mr.. Tillman and Mr.
Templeton, late presidents Of the
New Light and Tabernacle boards
respectively, was held. Also In
memory OF these deceased ushers
were two beautiful pots OF fresh
cut flowers placed on the table.
having been presented by the
boards.
The report OF the offering, total
ing $173.24. revealed that the Tab
ernacle ushers were for the fourth
consecutive year in the lead, hav-
ing reported at this meeting S140.-
80. OF this amount the group OF
which Mrs. A. NJ. Odds Is chief ush-
err, contributed over sixty dollars.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
The Whitners, Hosts

The cozy home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jabe Whitner on West Hancock
avenue, proved TO be just the right
setting for the pretty tea given by
the Tabernacle ushers Sunday.
April rs. Delicacies were arranged
and served in perfect tea" order
following musical program. Some
Of the guests present were Mr.. and
Mrs II. Collins. Mr.. and Mrs. Dam
iel Robinson. Rev. and Mrs. w. O..
Drewry. Miss Annie Mae Leigh.
Messrs. George Gray, Dewey Nance.
Yale. Tony Staten. James ]. Mar
tin. Palmer Harris. Brooks Smith.
Leonard Coggirs. Edward White.
Daniel Duckett, B. Deiavallade and
F. Delavallade.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Pioneer Laundry And
Cleaning Equipped
To Serve Community

Introducing our new know
West Side Business" column. the
interviewer will attempt to ac-
quaint our readers each week with
the progress and history OF the
various Westsde Business con-
Germs advertising in the Tribune.
This week you are invited 10. listen
IN on the information concerning
the Pioneer Laundry and Cleaning
company. ore OF the widely estah-
llshed business enterprises az 4255
McGraw avenue. between Lovett
and Scotch avenue.
Cleaned from Mr.. Kalhfleisch.
one OF the owners. in recent in
terview is the following
This commodious concern had
its beginning in 1919 in very
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Dunbar Gets Royal
Greetings On Return
To London, England

LONDON. Eng -(ANP)-London
night-lifers and other pleasure
seekers INDUCING a brief respite
from the war anxieties OF the NOM
ent last week gave n royal well
come to Rudolph Dunbar. ace mu-
stefan and band leader. recently re-
turned here from America and New
York City.s famed Harlem distric..
Dunbar and his Harlem
Knights" are currently appearinc
at the Grand Theatre, Chaplain.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Spirit Of St.
Stephen Club
To Present Program

The Spirit OF ST. Stephen club,
one OF the very fine organizations
OF 81. Stephens church. met az the
home OF MIR. and Mrs. James Leatt-
man. 1920 Lumley avenue. Friday,
May II at pm. The meeting was
presided over by the president,
Mrs. Dora Brown.
After the business period. Miss
Hunt. program chairman. introduce
ed a very unique program In the
form OF a topical discussion. A
number OF topics were placed In
box. with each member drawing
ore and given three minutes to
discuss IT,
The hostess served delicious
menu Of chicken ala king in pat
tie shells. hot rolls, coffee. ice
cream and cake. An enjoyable
time waas had by all present.
Hazel Williams Ii reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Chicago Medic Slain

CHICAGO-A(ANP)-Dr. Robert
A. Ware. IS. prominent physician
here for the past 20 years. was
shot and killed Thursday in his
South state street office by James
Lee. As. disgruntled patient. The
Staying. according TO reports. .oi-
lowed DR.. wares refusal TO loan
Lee some money. Lee fled after the
fatal shooting. and has not been
apprehended by police.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Hope You'll Soon Be
Well

Mrs. Nancy Bracy. 1921 Congress
avenue; Mrs. Amanda Hawkins,
6fls Ironwood avenue; Mrs. Mary
Baker. 5Sls Beechwood avenue
Mrs. Eleanor Perkins. 1864 w.
Hancock avenue: William Ander-
son. Good Samaritan hospital;
Whitfield Pitts, Government hos
piial; Ralph Baily. 1921 vancourt
street, Adam Mcdonald, 6331
Whitewood street; Mrs. O. NJ.
Belcher. 500 Begole: Mrs. Caro-
lyn Brewer. 1891 Scotch and the
many others who are on the sick
list at this writing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Trustee Johnson

A few hours later at $3.50 pm,
Saturday. funeral services were
held for Trustee Albert Johnson
who passed away Sunday, May IL
IN Hines hospital. Illinois. where
10 entered March 25. Being a
war veteran. the Charles Young
Post conducted ceremonies pre-
csding the eulogy, which was deliv-
cred by the pastor, the Rev. Mr..
Pittman.
cae Of Mr.. Johnson's favorite
longs, Hell Understand. And Will
Say Well Done" was impresslvely
sung By Mrs Nancy Washington.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Making A Name
BY THE SCRUTINIZER

Miss Frances Ely and Miss Louise Jones, popular
tutors at the Lewis Business college, ALP w Warren
avenue, truly making for that institution in
Detroit through their energetic and thorough efforts.
These young instructors are settled back duty after
holding interesting demonstrations the Negro Progress
exposition where the college had attractive booth.
They did good job at lading out first hand informa-
ton concerning the schools history and progress.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
uncle Sam Calls

Yes. Uncle Sam calls. but not 10
meet the forces over the sea. smile
the Charles Walkers OF lronwood
avenue Mr.. and Mrs. Walker have
plausible reason for rejoicing these
days for Mr.. Walker received
word last week TO report at one OF
the local post offices where he will
assume the position as mail car
rier. SO, soon il will be: POST
man Charlie. did YOU bring any
mail?' Congratulations
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Attention

Advertisers who desire 70
appear on the Interracial Hour
program are requested TO con-
tact the Edward A. Baker Adver-
Using Agency at Cadillac 5sss
Or The Detroit Tribune. 2146 ST.
Antoine. Clifford 1924.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25

westside residents are kindly
requested to bring their news
items. ad copies etc, TO the
Tribune's Westside branch at
4712 w. Warren avenue, Room
204 on Friday. Saturday or
Monday OF each week In order
that II might reach our main
office In time for publication.
Mrs. Ellen M. wilson Is IN
charge Of the westside office.
For further information phone
Tyler 1866.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25

Or. W. warrIck Cardozo. promI.
nent Young Washington physI-
clan. who has Just received a
specialists rating In pedlatrics
by the American Board OF Pc
diatrics following a special ex-
animation. DR.. Cardozo Is an
Instructor In the Howard uni
,erslty medical school, a mem-
her Of the stan at Freedman's
hospital and Of the District OF
Columbia health department.
A former Chlcagoan, he spent
a five-year Interneship and res.
idency at Provident hospital
there.-(ANP photo).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
West Side Churches
Deacon And Trustee Succumb;
Members OF Tabernacle Church
Funeral Services Held Saturday

The chains of the Deacon and Trustee boards of Tab
nsce Baptist church have been severed in the recent
rayng of two earnest and faithful workers Deacon
lanes Galloway and Trustee Albert Johnson.
La gaceta., 1940-12-24
TEMBLORES DE TERRA
EN- Ell ESTE
DurarOn an Minute

Boston, Die. 24-Otro ITEM
blor de terra, Ell segundo en- los
1ltimos dias, sc sinti6 hoy en- Ell
noroeste de Estados Unidos v
tambien en- la provincial de On
tario, en- Ell Canada. Los estre-
mecimientos, que tuvierOn un
minute de duraoi6n, desde las
:43 de la manana a las 8:44,
Sc sintieron en- la costa de Nue.
va Inglaterra, New York, Penn
sylvania, Quebec y otrOs luga-
res. Sufrieron los mayores da-
nos los arbolitos de Navidad.
La eStaci6n seismografica de
la Universidad de Harvard in
forma que Ell temblor fue tan Sc
vero como 81 del paSsdo yieTusS'
La gaceta., 1940-12-24

Iona. Creese que los fascistas in
tentaran defender ell paSb de
Logara, a mitad de canine en-
tire Chimara y Valona.
Les fasciStaS sc retiran en-
deSorden y solo hacen oposicion
de retaguardia. AnteS de Valo-
ma ell Gnico lugar defendible es
el Paso de Logara.
La noticia de la caida de Chi
mara la di6 hoy al pueblo heleni
co ell primer mniistro Metaxas,
quien dice haber Sido ocupada
toda la region, compuesta del
pueblo Y seis aldeas.
PaSa de 1900 ell ndmero de
prisioneros hechos a los italia
nos, incluyendo ell battalion 141
de los camisas negras, con 667
Soldados y 20 oficiales.
Sc contin1a combatiendo fuer
temente en- ell area de Tepeleni-
Klisura, dOnde los fascistas re-
Sisten. Una patrulla griega de
10 hombreS capture 10 prisiO-
nerOS.
LondreS Sc prepare par cele-
bra la Nochebuena en- medic de
los escombros. FL pueblo COM
pra, pero cast todos los paquetes
por la eScaSez de papel sc llevan
sin envoltura.
Las manzanas sc venden a 20
cts la libra y ell pavo a altos pre-
clos. Las campanas no doblan.
Por la Radio sc dice que ell ma
riScal aleman Won Bratchisch he
habl6 a las tropas y dijo que es-
ia satiSfecho de su excelente es-
.piritu y del crecimiento de fuer
"a Ell Ell ejercito aleman. Con
sus palabras di6 a entender que
Alemania no ha descartado to-
davia Ell plan de invadir las is
las britanicas.
Cerca de Bardia hizo hoy ac-
to de presencia la aviaci6n ita-
llama ,atacando desde gran aitu
ra y sin resultados apreciables.
La gaceta., 1940-12-24
NUEVAS -FEDICITACIONES

A las felicitaciOnes que reci-
bimos aver, y sObre las cuales
publicamos una nota, tenemos
hoy Ell gusto de agregar las ST.
guientes, que tambien mucho AZ
preciamos: SsverinO Quintani-
LA. Perfecto Velazquez y su es-
posa; el nOtario Candida Perez F;
Jennie Rodriguez, La excompa-
hera en- el periodismo; Cesar ri
vero Mas, eanciller del Consula-
do de Cuba; Octavio Pla y su
buena esposa la Gran LOgia del
Estado de Florida, querida Or
den Caballeros de la Luz; Ann
do Pedraza y su esposa; r. +.
JOughin, Ell emigo de siempre y
exsheriff; Russell Kay, el nota-
bic publicista ;buen amigo AL
fredo Gonzalez y su estimada
familia buen amigo CONSTANT
no Lado y su apreciada familia,
Robert Duff. 81 quito abogado,
amigo leal de la colOnia latina, y
Manuel Fernandez Rubio ,el po-
pular y querido "Parruca'.
La gaceta., 1940-12-24
Diciembre %, 1910.
JOSEFINA RODRIGUEZ Elk
PRESA SU AGRADECI-
MIENTO

La Sra. Josefina Rodriguez,
la estimada tiple y amiga. sigue
mejorando en- el sanatorio del
Centre Espabol y tenemos en-
tendido que mahana Sc le permit
tira levantarse.
JOsefina nos pide expresemcs
su agradecimiento a las muchas
personals que la han yisiado y al
mismo tempo quiere destacar
su agradecimientO a los Dres.
Paniellor Wintcn, enfermeras y
pesonal del SanatoriO del Cen
tro Espahol, por el cuidadO que
conella han tenidO.
Clmplactmos a Ia Sra. Rodri-
guez. casada actualmente con
un caballero americana, y lie de-
seamos toda la felicidad a que
tiene erecho por 81 bondad y
sue mkritos,
La gaceta., 1940-12-24

Como en- amos anteriores, ma
mana descansaremos todos en-
eSta casa.
Ell saludo de aver, nos place
repstirlo hoy, dfa de Nochebue-
ma.
iQue aumente la felicidad de
Ia colonia latina a traves de ia
cultura, la buena educaci6n, el
respeto a las institucioneS repu-
blicanas y la mas completa leal-
tad al bondadoso Samuel.
La cultura debe ser elevada
por ell esfuerzo de todos. Au-
menta el ndmero de bachilleres
y de PROFESSIONALS; pero ell nivel
cultural no sube.
La instruction ha mejOrado
Y la de los hijos es superior a
la de los padres; pero en- cuanto
a education y fineza... tenemOs
la obligation de no perder terre-
no.
Vivimos en- ell mas democra-
tico v sensible de los paises de la
terra; pero tOdavia hay infeli-
ces que citan a naciones retra-
sadas, pero en- marcha, como los
modelos a imitar y seguir.
Y en- cuanbo a la lealtad, que
en- la colonia latina alcanza I'm
alto nivel, 10 procedente y justo
es superarle hasta poder decir
Nj un solo ciudadan0 latino de
Tampa ~pertenece a la "Quinta
Columna".
La gaceta., 1940-12-24
LOS ~SOCIALISTAS CHILE
NOS INSISTEN EN- LA Elk
CuUSION DE COMUNIS-
TAS

Santiago, Chile, Die. N.-Un
plan para reforzar las filas del
Frente Popular, excluyendo a
los comunistas, es ell resultado
dediferentes asambleas pclfti-
cas-, segGn Sc afirma en- los
circulos bien informados.
Ciertas conclusiones entrega-
das aver al presidente Pedro
Aguirre, revelan la atm6sfera
p~redcminante luego del discurso
de Oscar Schnake, un sOcialista
ministro de concrete, repudian-
do la union con los comunistas.
Ell partido s~ocialista accrd6 dar
firme apoyo a la politica anti
comunista delineada upor el Sc
nadOr Marmaduke Grove, socia-
llSta, y Ell mlnlstro Schnake, y
reafirmar una resolution enca-
minada a combatir energicamen
tie a los derechistas y sus ALA
dos f~ascistas.
Desean los sOcialistas el man
tenimiento del Frente Popular,
pero con la exclusion de Ice CO
munistas, en- vista de la politica
naciOnal e international de estos
contraria a los intereses de las
classes trabajadoras de TODD el
mundo.
La gaceta., 1940-12-24
Los ~italanos sitiados en- Bardia sufren
Ell tomento de la escasez de aqua
Atacaron a Manchester por segunda vez
los aviones nazis.
Ell ejercito griego mantiene SUI avanc e
en- direction de Valona

Londres, Die. 24.-LAs eScua-
drill&s inglesas de bombardeo
atacaron de nuevo los ''puertos
de invasion de los nazis. Algu-
nos individuos AFRICAN la GREEN
cha de que Hitler sc propone a
tacar en- estas Pascuas e invadir
la Gran Bretana.
La aviaci6n de la marina bril-
tanica bombarde6 la bahia de
Tripoli los dias 20 y 81 y en- la
tarde del 81 hundi6 dos vapores
rnercantes, en- un ataque hecho
con tcrps1os sCbre un convoy.
Los ingleses perdieron un apa-
ratio. Roma y Berlin ridiculizan
hoy, con todos los recursos de
su propaganda, el discurso pro
nun:iadO aver por Winston
Churh. hill y dedicado al pueblo
italianO, al ejercito y al rey.
BESIDE Ell Norte de Africa in
forman que los 10000 italianos
sitiado sen Bardia sufren va el
tormento de la eScaseZ de aqua.
La a~rtillerfa inglesa contin1a
bombardeando la poblaci6n.
La ciudad Industrial de Man.
chester fue atacada de nuevo Y
algunas personals perdieron la
vida. Nc sc ha mencionado aun
ell nGmero de muertos y heridos.
En- los escombros sc trabaja pa
ra rescatar a los atrapados en-
los s6tanos. Fue la de aver IA
segunda ncche consecutive de a.
taque a Manchester. Los temO-
res de una invasion no sc han u
mortiguado. Nev6 aver sobre Ell
estrecho de Dover, La "calle"
por donde Sc supOne que Hegara
la invasion nazi.
Los puertos atacados por la
Real Aviaci6n son Boulogne,
Dunquerque y oStende y varias
pcblaciones alemanas.
BESIDE ell frente albanes infor-
man que las tropas italianas 81
guen en- retirada y que los grie-
COS avanzan en- direction de Va
La gaceta., 1940-12-24

La nota official, sin embar-
go, no da ell nombre de la ciu-
dad.
Londres tuvo otras alarmas
de aviaci6n, pero sin danos de
mayor cuantia. Algunas bonn
has nazis cayeron cerca de un
hospital. Mass de 200 bombas
incendiarias Sc lanzaron en- E.
Aglia, cayendo cast todas en-
campo alberto.
Washington, Die. 24.-El
domingo hablara por la Radio
ell presidente Roosevelt y da-
ra cuenta al pueblo de la obra
de su gobierno en- los asuntos
nacionales y las relaciones ex-
tranjeras. Pronunciara ell dis
curse enrte las $3.50 y las 10
de la noche. Creese que men
cionara Ell programa de defen
sa naeional y ell plan de ayuda
a Inglaterra.
Starke, Die. 24.-Ha llega-
do al C~ampamento Banding,
y aver inspeccion6 las tropas,
a pesar de la lluvia, ell tenien-
tie general H. ]. Brees, CONAN
dante general del tercer ejer-
cito. Mas de 10000 hombres
va Sc encuentran aqui.
Ell general Brees tiene su
Quartet general en- San Anto-
MO, Estado de Texas.
Habana, Die. 24.-Un a.
WON de bombardeo de Estados
Unidos Sc estrell6 en- la pro-
vincia de Oriente, muriendo
sus tres tripulantes.
Era uno de los aparatos que
en- horas de la mahana habia
partido de Rancho Boyeros en-
direction de la Caimanera. Ca
y6 cerca de una finca, en- San
Luis. CreeSe que ell accidente
fue producido por las lluvias
torrenciales.
Madrid, Die. 24.-LA esca-
seq de alimentos en- Espaha,
descrita en- toRo ldgubre por
ell peri6dico "Arriba,," fue de
plorada de nuevo por ell go
bernador civil, Miguel Primo
de Rivera. Ell Sr. Primo de Ri
vera, jefe de la division ma
drileha de la Falange Espano-
la, tiene a 81 cargo la distri-
buci6n de los alimentos. "El
hambre y la miseria de Espa-
ma hacen que ell coraz6n nos
duela.' Record6 que los pri-
meros gritos de la Falange fue
La gaceta., 1940-12-24

Los socialists chilenos expo
men este motive, de Manageable
peso, para rechazar toda rela-
ci6n con los "rojillCs'': LA poll
tica nacional e International de
los comunistas es contraria a
los intereses nacionales de las
classes trabajadoras.
Con ESQ quieren decir que e
los. los socialistas, piensan en-
Chile, en- ell pueblo chileno y en-
la humanidad ; pero q. los comu-
nistas pfensan en- Moscu, en- Ell
pueblo russo y en- "apaciguar' a
Hitler para evitar que Sc enfa-
de cen Stain y envie su ejerito
en- direction del Soviet.
La gaceta., 1940-12-24

Los diarios de Franco, que an
ties hablaban del ejercito indo
mable, invencible, "morrocotu-
do, de Benito Mussclini, va EN-
piezan a "paladear" las victo-
riaS de los griegos en- Albania y
de los ingleses en- Egipto.
EN- las pasadas guerras, dice
"InformacioneS'', ell pueblo tia
liano di6 claro teStimonio de su
potentia militar ySu v~alentia".
Menciona como prueba a EtiO-
pfa.
"Italia ha conquistado la So
malilandia britannica y ha hecho
frente al poderia britanicO en- ell
Mediterraneo''.. ipero nj una
palabra sobre las desaforadas
carreras de los fa~scistas, no del
pueblo italiano, en- Albania; nj
una palabra sobre Ell "desastre"
de Egipto, donde los ingleSes Sc
han apoderado de 10000 prisio
~neros!...
TOdayia rehusan aceptar que
los "amigos" fascistas ~prefieren
correr a conbatir... "por falta
de tanques y carros blindados''.
En- ESpana Ell pueblo lie hacia
frente a los tanques con bombas
de mano y en- cuanto a los carroS
blindados, saltaba sobre ellos y
los capturaba; mas Ell pueblo re
publicano y Zeal GARCIA de avio-
nes...
La aviaci6n no puede ser com
batida con bombas de mano, ri
files, ametralladoras y unas pO-
cas- baterias antiaereas... ~ por
este Franco, ayudado pOr los pi-
lotos asesinos del fascismo y Ell
nazismo, pudo dominar al pue-
bio de la supreme valentia,
La gaceta., 1940-12-24
PASARAN LAS PASCUAS
EN- TAMPA UNOS 200 SOL
ID

Degde Ell Campamento Bland
ing comunicaron hoy que pasa-
ran las Pascuas en- Tampa unos
200 soldadOs del regimiento 116
de artilleria, que Sc encuentra
ALI La or3en Sc do aver y les
concede cinco dias de asueto.
Los que obtuviercn Iicencia
de Navidad, tendran que regre-
sar el dia 26 Ice otros probable
mente Sc quedaran hasta el dia
81 o q 2 de eusro'
La gaceta., 1940-12-24

CuandO ell comunista, ell fas-
cista, ell nazista, ell falangista,
ell democratico, apela a la vio-
lencia... entonces ha llegadO Ell
mOmento de actuar con energia
v aplicar las condemns maximas.
Pero e sabsurdo y hasta in
sensato imponerle diez amos de
preside a un hOmbre.... "que no
ha cometido ningln acto de VIC
lencia''.
La gaceta., 1940-12-24

Los fasciStas y nazis acaban
de dar un escandalo en- ell teatro
"Orfe6n", de Ciudad de MEXICO.
Sc exhibia una pelicula con-
traria al nazismo, eel Hombre
con quien yo me case, y los "em
boscados" vomitaron desde la
obscuridad: Viva Hitler.
Despues arrojaron unas bonn
bitas que obligaron al pdblico a
marcharse.
Els la obra de la Quinta Co
lumna, muy numerosa en- la A
merica Latina, compuesta por
nativos sin discernimiento, Ia
langistas, fascistas y nazis.
Algunos de los nazis hidrofo-
hos gritaron en- Ell Orfe6n; Els
una pelicula judia.