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La gaceta., 1940-06-20

Washington, JUNO 20.--El
gobierno mantiene su ac.ivi-
dad en- cuanto al programa de
expansion del ejercito Y la ma
rina.
Las Secretaries de Guerra y
Marina insisten en- sus deman
das.
Una nota del gobierno anun
ella que Sc permitira a Russia
importar maquinarias. Esto Sc
interpreta como que la camel
Iberia cree que los lazos entire
Hitler y Stain son cada vez
mas debiles. Russia, aparente-
mente, entiende que ell Reich
es su principal enemigo.
Los detalles para un progra
ma de entrenamiento volunta-
rio de la juventud, son estu-
diados por Mr.. Sidney Hill
man y John w. Studebaker,
director este del programa edu
cacional del g%obierno. El en-
trenamiento sera corto e inten
sivo.
I'll gobierno espera anunciar
muy pronto la fecha de reu-
ni6n de la nueva confereneia
Inter-Americana. La Habana
parece ser ell lugar preferido y
asistiran a ella los Secretaries o
Minister'S de Estado, con muy
pocos ayudantes. Estados Uni
dos estaran Representatives por
Cordell Hull o ell subseereta :
rio Sumner Welles.
lDesde Bolivia comunicaron
hoy que los nazis efectuaron
alb una manifestation EN- con-
ira de un peri6dico que los Sc
nala como enemigos del pals.
I'll gobierno les hizo saber que
csc peri6dico tiene derecho a
publican 10 que estima es JUS
to, por cuanto la Constitution
Sc 10 permite.
Los lItimos telegramas del
Uruguay revelan la decision
del gobierno en- favor de exsir
par los complots nazis, va de-
nunciado con pruebas docu-
mentarias y orales.
Niegan los nazis que conspi
La gaceta., 1940-06-20
Manifestation en- honor de Estados
Unidos del Presidente Roosevelt
William Nelson Horrocks quiere Sc lie quiten a
IngIaterra las islas Falkland

serva. Entire los detenidos figura
William Nelson Horrocks, un
subteniente de la reserva. Ho-
rrocks ha venido pidiendo que Ia
Argentina lie quite ahora a In
glaterra las Islas Falkland. Mas
de 201 nazis v fascistas Ie die
ron un banquete a este individuo
hace pocos dias. Is otro de los
arrestados un estudiante de me-
dicina que recientemente, a eau
sa de una explosion. perdi6 dos
dedos.
La bUi.ba lue colocada en- Fl
"Gascony" por un estibador. La
Camara de diputadOs aprob6
una resolution prohibiendo la
ensehanza de las doctrinas nazis
y fascista en- las escuelas del
pats. "Algunos ~profesores ense-
nan etorias que eitnd n eaminar
ia re de los estudiantes en- Ia de-
mocracia y sus postulados", ma
nifest6 IN diputado.
La gaceta., 1940-06-20
LA COMPANIA WATERMAN
PIDE LA DE
UNI CONIRATO

La compania de vapores Wa
terman pidi6 aver al juez Bark
er, de la Corte Federal, anule I'm
c%ontrato por ell cual sc habia obi
gado, en- 1888, a transporter fos
fato desde Tampa a Inglaterra.
IEl fosfato, segln esa empire
sa, ha sido declarado contraban-
do de guerra y expondra sus va
pores a ser hundidos por los sub
marines y minas.
La compania inglesa, Albright
y Wilson, insiste en- el cumpli-
miento del contrato.
La gaceta., 1940-06-20
PIERRE LAVAL NOMBRA-
DO PRIMER MINISTRo

Madrid, JUNO 20.-Infor-
man por la Radio que Ell semifas
cista Pierre Laval ha sustituido
81 mariscal Petain en- la presi-
dencia del conseio de ministries
de Francia.
La mlsma noticia Sc di6 hoy
por Ia Radio de Roma, con Ell a.
ditamento de que laval conce-
dera TODD 10 que Sc lie pida. Es-
timase que Petain decide renun
ciar, por considerar unacceptable
las demands de Hitler y Mus
FL Papa conferenci6 hoy, en-
Ciudad Vaticano, con ell emba-
jador frances adreditado ante
la Santa Sede.
La gaceta., 1940-06-20
Los nazis dicen haber capturado
doscientos mil prsioneros
Petain ~acOnseja calma al pueblo.
Dicese que Leon Blum Sc encuentra en- Suiza

Londres, JUNO 20.-Los ma
zis alemanes contindan avan-
zado en- Francia. FL mando
nazi informa de la captura de
Brest y dice haber hecho 200
mil prisioneros.
Una nota dada en- Berlin a.
nuncia que los emisarios de
Francia van a recibir los ter
minso de paz de Hitler. Estos
plenipotenciarios deberan co :
muicar esas condolences al go
bierno de Petain, que Sc ha
trasladado desde Burdeos a un
lugar desconocido de los ale
names.
Mas de Glen aviones alema-
mes e italianos bombardearon
hoy a Burdeos v sabese va que
murieron mas de 100 personals.
Estos bombardeos de la pobla
ci6n civil, como en- Espaia, no
tienen otro prop6sito que ate
rrorizar y desmoralizar.
Existe la impesi6n, recogida
EN- Berlin y en- Roma, de que
las hostilidades cesaran ell sa-
bado.
Dicese que ell gobierno fran
ces puede habberse traslada-
do a Biarritz, cerca de la from
terra espanola.
Ell primer ministro Petain ha
bio hoy por la Radio y reco-
mend6 al pueblo esperara con
calma. "Los emisarios regresa
ran muy pronto con las condl-
Clones" "Francia no puede O.
Guitar que esta derrotada."
Como razenes de la derFota,
dijo ell mariscal que Francia
tenfa muy pocos aliados, que
no disponia de las armas SUI
fbcientes, por descuido en- Ell
pasado, y que su ejercito era
tambien inferior en- numero al
del entmigo. mos hemos veni-
do distinguiendo por una COM
pleta falta de SACRIFICES por la
patria."
La aviaci6n inglesa prosi-
que atacando objetivos militia
res en- Alemania y en- Berlin
Sc dijo hoy que los ataques de
los photos nazis, aver, Sc ha-
bian hecho en- represalias.
Esto Sc interpreta como que
Alemania indirectamente pro-
mete no atacar, 81 no es ataca-
La gaceta., 1940-06-20
UEEI0NADA LA DOMADO-
RIA DE LEONES

BESIDE Moorehead, Minneso-
ia, comunicaron yer a Tampa
que en- un accidente sufri6 le-
stones la domadora de leones
Marjorie Kemp, vecina del 215
North Boulevard en- esta ciu-
dad. lie ocurri6 la desgracia
cuando salt6 Ell manubrio de una
motocicleta, mientras ella pre-
sentaba a uno de sus ieones. Ella
y 81 le6n cayeron desde una 81.
tuEa Dc 10 pies,
La gaceta., 1940-06-20

Las tropas sovi6ticas ocupan
hoy a Lituania, Latvia y Esto-
MIA y establecen contacto, al
mismo TEMPO, con la frontera
nazi.
5Sera cierta esa noticia de que
Stain comprende ahora Ell peli-
gro que sobre Ell Soviet gravita?
lTendra confirmation ell DIES
pacho de que Alemania empieza
a conQentrar tropas, retiradas
de Francia, en- la frontera con
Russia?
Hace pocos dias ell lider Lopez
Pieros, de la Argentina dijo en-
Mejico estas palabras: Stain lie
abri6 la puerta a Hitler para alta
car, cuando mas necesario era
que no 10 hiciera.
La gaceta., 1940-06-20

Reitere su apoyo, ciudadano,
al presidente Roosevelt, que
piensa de acuerdo con la conve-
niencia del pueblo norteameri-
cano.
Todo Ell que mira hacia Ell hori-
zonte Y piensa en- detenerSe y a.
costarse en- Ell canine, es un HON
bre d6bil de esplritu.
Hay que entrenar a la juven-
tud, de modo que pueda utilizar
las armas que la naci6n fabrica.
ST vamos a fabricar centena-
res de miles de aeroplanos y tan
ques, al gobierno toca preparar
a los ciudadanos que han de ma
nejarlos.
No podemos nj debemos come
ter el error de iniciar Ell entrena
mimic cuando 81 enemigo AVIAN.
q con Il dsga " alto,
La gaceta., 1940-06-20

Montevideo, JUNO 20.-Mas
de 5000 personals desfilaron por
frenta a Ia Legaci6n de los Es-
tados Unidos Y ovacionaron al
presidente Roosevelt Y la gran
naci6n norteamericana. Tuvo lu-
gar la manifestation despues de
un mitin en- Ell Teatro Radio CT
ty, en- honor de los aliados.
Siete oradores, entire e,Ios el
professor Hugo Fernandez Artu-
clio, figuraron en- la demostra-
ci6n. Fernandez Artucio viene
investigando las actividades de
les nazis Y sus completes en- este
pats. Artucio dijo que Sc haran
sensacionaies revelaciones.
Agradeci6 la demostraci6n, en-
la leQaci6n, por estar auSente Ell
ministro, Ell consul Dudley G.
Duyre.
Muchos nacionalistas argenti-
nos y lideres nazis y fascistas
aparecen envueltos, a juicio de
los peri6dicos de Montevideo, en-
el acto terrorista de la explosion
de Ia bomba en- Ell vapor Gasco-
ny, en- Buenos Aires, Ia semana
pasada.
La policia econntr6 explosives
en- Ia casa de IN nacionalista Y
dStvvo z elneo Oticlslss De 70 n.
La gaceta., 1940-06-20

da. Los aviones alemaneS tam
bien Sc limitaron a bombar-
dear objetivos militares.
Tan pron.o la paz con Fran
cia Sc firmeA Inglaterra queda
ra sofia en- la lucha contra los
,otalitarios.
BESIDE Espana comunican
que un vapor griego fu6 torpe-
deado aver en- ell Mediterraneo
pereciendo siete de sus tripu-
'a@tes.
Circular rrmores sobre que
en- Ultima instancia, el gobier-
no frances Sc trasladara a Tu-
nez Y desde ALI continuara la
guerra.
La aviaci6n inglesa destru-
y6 aver s aviones italianos, Sc
gun una nosa del ministro del
aire.
BESIDE Burdeos comunican
que algunos de los miembros
del gabinete frances Sc opon-
dram a una paz deshonrosa,
no importa cual sea la actitud
de los generates.
Sc dijo aver que ell presiden-
tie Lebrun Sc habia marchado
a Argelia; pero es 10 cierto
queel jefe de Estado fu6 visto
en- Francia, EN- la mahana de
hoy.
Componen la delegation
franceSa de paz, ell contraimi-
rante Leluc, Leon Noel, exem-
bajador en- Polonia, Y los gene
rales Huntsinger Y Bergeret.
Nueyas tropas procedentes
de Australia Y Nueva Zelandia
han llegado a Inglaterra en- los
ultimos dias. Los contingencies
de las Antdpodas marchan a
los sitios que les han sido asig-
nados.
La radio de Roma comunica
que ell exprimer ministro de
Francia, Leon Blum, Sc encuen
ira en- Suiza. Pasaron la from
terra con el varios diputados.
FL gobierno griego ha sido
informado de que cinco de sus
vapores fueron torpedeados
por submarines, posiblemente
italianos.
Cuando descargada en- un
puerto de Francia fue hundido
ell vapor griego Mac Wolf.
La gaceta., 1940-06-20
ROBARON EN- UNA JOYE-
RIA

I'm audaz ladr6n trio hoy
un ladrillo contra ell eseapara
te de la joyera Hayman Je-
welry Co.. del 1910 de la ave
nida Florida y Sc llev6 relojes
y joyas con un valor superior
a $4,000.
Hizo la denuncia a la poll
eta ell Sr. Hayman, dueho del
etablecimiento.
Estimase que ell delito SO CO.
meti6 entire las 4:3O y las 5:30
de Ia maAapa,
La gaceta., 1940-06-20

ST vamos a fabricar $4,000 o
100, 900 aeroplanos, necesitamos
por 10 menos medic million de a.
viadores, mecanicos y ayudantes
de todas classes.
Lusgo tan importante como
fabricar armas, es dar instruc-
ci6n militar a los que han de
"esgrimirlas".
iFuncionen las industries de
guerra y que al mismo ITEM
pc, en- los campamentos, la ju-
ventud aprenda a defender Ia
naci6n y la justicial
Estados Unidos aborrece FL
militarismo infecundo; pero
Estadcs Unidos sabe que Ia de-
mocracia tuvo en- Francia un
triste despertar y que ell mejor
metodo para sosrener los dere-
chos del hombre libre es poner
en- la vanguardia, frente a los
agresores Y verdugos, centena-
res de miles de aeroplanos, tan
ques y cahones.
Mecanismos de guerra para
"economizar vidas" Y destruir
rapidamente al que Sc atreva a
insultar y acometer a las demo-
craciasl
La gaceta., 1940-06-20
LOS NAZIS RDQ0GEN ORDE
MES PARA SEPTIEMBRE

Rio de Janeiro, JUNO 90
Companies alemanas del Brasil
estan recogiendo 6rdenes para
Ell mes de s%eptiembre, cryendo
que en- esa fecha podran ser SER
vidas. Elementos nazis tratan
de conseguir 6rdenes, con esa
misma promesa, en- Peru, Chile
y Argentina.
La gaceta., 1940-06-20

Comprueban va los trabaja-
dores de Tampa que les hemos
venido aconsejando con Ia ma
yor honradez, y una clara per-
cepcion de los grandes probe
mas del presente.
Lombardo Toledano les pide
como lie hemos venido pidiendo
n%osotros, que Sc unan para COM
batir ell fascismo italiano y Ell ma
zismo aleman.
Admite csc elder que Ell enc
migo no es Francia nj Inglate-
IRA, sino Italia Y Alemania.
La gaceta., 1940-06-20
LOS ETIOPES EN- REBELLION
CONTRA ITALIA

Londres, JUNO 20.-Los etio
pes siguen rebelandose contra
los italianos en- todas las pro-
vincias de Abisinia, dice un des
pacho puhlicado hoy. Aeropla
nos fascistas voiaron hoy So
bre Jibuti, pero no dejaron
car bonabas.
La gaceta., 1940-06-20

Franco tiene la esperanto de
apoderarse a la sombra de la in
famia totalitaria, de una provin
ella francesa, la de los Princes
gran parte del Marruecos fran
ces, Tanger, etc.
iTodos los bandidos de la po-
Utica International Sc propo-
men devorar Y ayudar a devorar
al pueblo frances y sus posesio-
neSl
La gaceta., 1940-06-20

encuentra tambien en- Espaha "a
~rqr duquesa de D~uUsmburgo.
Dicege due Ell duque y la du-
cnesa de Windsor Sc italian tam
b!en en- tsrrItovIO ssPaROl,
La gaceta., 1940-06-20
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
SLaval volvera a desgobernar? - Franco Sc aft
la los dientes - Stain y Ell problema nazi. =
ENTERTAINMENTS y a~rmamentos. = IQue Sc entien
de por paz con honra?- Aviso a las 'bestias"

Una noticia de Madrid asegu-
"a que Pierre Laval sucedera a
Petain en- la presidential del Con
sejo de Ministries de Francia.
iSeria zanzibar a un ceaccio-
mario honrado por un brib6n de
la politica semifascista!
La gaceta., 1940-06-20
Ell ARCHIDUQUE EN- EsPA.
Ma

Irun, JUNO 2A-En compa1
MIA de su madrs, Ia Ex-Empera-
triz zita de Austria. pas6 hoy Ia
troRters q srcAlduQue otto. Sc
La gaceta., 1940-06-20

~SComprendera Pope Stain,
en- los terribles momentos actua
les, que ayudar a Alemania e TIA
liza es impulsar a los enemigos
de Russia, Estados Unidos y Ia
humanidad?
Isl Alemania e Italia consi-
guen derrotar a Inglaterra, en-
tonces volveran los ojos a Russia
su enemigo numero 2, con la in
tenei6n de aplastarla Y despues..
emprenderla con Estados Uni
dos.
Ahora bien, 81 los del "aisla-
miento' y la cobardfa no predo
minan por AGA, para entonces
va tenderness 100, coo aeropla-
nos y fabricaremos tanques CO.
mo ahora hacemos automobiles.
Mas no debemos olvidar que
Ell enemigo es alevoso, implaca-
bic, y que ell programa de De-
fensa dbe ser completado.
Moose Pass miner., 1940-03-09

 that he want s to go on rec ord as to how the European war will end. Following is his prophecy:
 "Rn ssia and Germany wi Il di sagree soon over dividing the spoi1s. England and France then will help Ger many u take what she want of Russia, in considerati or for the rest oration of Poland and Czecho sl ovakia. Italy will profit nothing. The Balkan States will re- main intact as a German concessi on to England and France. Finland and the other small northern ma tions will suffer from Russian aggre ssi on before Germany and Russia fall out, but will be est ored by the Allies and Germany after the defeat of Russia
 Alexander Boynt on in LIBERTY'S Vox Pop.
 Easter Sunday falls on March 24.
 Maxine Elliott, famous actress of the 169o's and a beautiful woman, died at her villa near Paris.
 F. A. Hansen of Cordova we'll known in Moose Pass, visited friends in this section while en route to Kodiak.
 Ed. Tulare returned on the ss Yukon from 8 three months vi sit in the States s,
 George W. James was a home e omi ng passenger on the ss Yukon.
 Tony Lanning of Manley Hot Springs, vi sited frien in Moose Pass and Lawing when he returned last week on the ss Ala ska from trip to the States.
 Y. ". Flynn is seri ou &
Moose Pass miner., 1940-03-09

The Mat anu ska Civics
 Association has petit one' the Alaska Rural Rehabi liz tati on Corporation to make regulations which will en- able the o1oni sts to ac- quire clear titles to theiI farms when all debts s are paid. Sounds req sonable.
Evening star., 1940-07-15
j. ). investments
In Foreign Lands
Drop $6o0,ooo,o0o
TotoI Of $l1,365,0 900, 900
Was Held Abroad at
End of 1899

At the end of 1899. United States
investments in foreign countries ag-
gregated $11 1865 ,000, 900, q decline of
nearly $500, ,000, 900 over the corre-
spending figures for 1888, according
to estimates made public today by
Amos E. Taylor, chief Of the finance
division. Bureau Of Foreign and Do
mestic Commerce.
Direct investments, covering
participation by United States in
dustry in foreign enterprises, totaled
$685.. .000, 900. So-called portfolio
investments, largely holdings Of
foreign dollar bonds, amounted to
So, ,785 100000, while banking and
other short-term assets held abroad
were valued at $595 900, 900.
1t is too early to appraise the
effect Of the European war on the
value of United States investments
in foreign countries, DR.. Taylor
pointed out. Some corporations have
written of their entire foreign hold
ings, and others have set up reserves
against possible losses due to the
war.
Heavy Holdings in Canada.
More than two-thirds Of the total
United States foreign investments
in 1899 were located in Canada
and Latin America. Investments In
Canada amounted to $3,781 ,OO0, 900
and those in Latin America were
valued at $4,134, ,000, 900.
Holdings in Europe accounted for
20 per cent Of the total foreign
assets of the United States, or ap-
proximately $2,27s,o00,00o. Direct
Evening star., 1940-07-15
THE WASHINGTON G., MONDAY, JULY 15 1910

investments were the most impor.
tant part of the European total.
United States investments in Eng
land and France amounted to $780,.
600, 900. or "a per cent Of the Euro
pean total. Investments in Ger
many were valued at $455, ,000, 900,
and those in Italy at $l55. 900 900.
British and French.
At the end Of 1880. United States
investments in the British and
French Empire aggregated $4,767,-
000, 900 and SITS, ,000. 900. respectively.
More than Is per cent Of the British
Empire total was represented by
Canadian properties and securities.
Investments In the Far East, prin.
cipally China, Japan, and the Phil
ippines, made up less than Z per cent
Of the total United States foreign
holdings. In the Far East, short.
term assets exceeded holdings Of
dollar bonds, and miscellaneous Sc
curities. Direct investments were
Evening star., 1940-07-15
Canadian Forest Fire
Sweeps Into Idaho;
Other B|azes Que||ed
Thousands Of Fighters
lsoIote 600 Burning
Areas in Four Stotes
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
MISSOULA, Mont, July 15.-Be-
srimed firenghters battled desper-
ately today q wind-borne forest blaze
chat swept out of Canada into
Northern Idaho, but elsewhere in
four Northwestern States major fires
in mountain timberlands were re-
ported under control.
While 5000 to 10000 men sought
to subdue myriad nghtning-set
blazes that sprang up along ZOO
mile front. the new fire threat raced
swiftly through region leading into
the Kaniksu Forest.
Foresters abandoned plans to re-
lease any of the 1,700 men at work
In the Kaniksu area.
Most Of Blazes Controlled.
Favorable reports came from other
fire sectors In Eastern Washington,
Northern Idaho, Western Montana
and Oregon. Most of the 900 or more
blazes in those States had been iso-
lated and were expected to burn
themselves out unless driven across
flrelines by sudden winds.
Supplies and a few men were
dropped by parachute into some of
the fire. consumed regions. Air
planes were used for scouting out
new blaZes.
Virtually all the fires were set by
"dry lightning"-a term used in the
Northwest woods to describe light
ming unaccompanied by rain.
Radio Plea Brings Volunteers.
Radio appeals brought hundreds
Of volunteers to fight the blazes.
Some Of them came from Spokane
and other Eastern Washington
cities, others from as far east as
Billings. Mont. Thirty G. G. G.
camps In Montana. Idaho and
Washington supplied many trained
and seasoned firefighters.
Foresters said lack Of moisture
caused the situation to compare In
gravity with other disastrous fire
seasons-1926, 1929 and 1881.
Two of the worst fires-in the
Flathead Forest in Northwestern
Montana and the Clearwater Forest
in 1daho-were confined within deep
trenches and hope was expressed
that they would not spread.
Evening star., 1940-07-15
Be|gians Deny treason
Caused Army's Defeat

A superior war machine, not .
NTH column or any other form Of
treachery or treason, caused the de-
feat Of the Belgian Army, the Bel
sian Embassy declared today In IN
oflcial statement.
There is no need to try to find
sensational explanations such as be-
trayals and treasons," the statement
said, adding that the Belgian Army
was defeated because 1t was at
tackled by superior forces and better
equipped units and because the
Evening star., 1940-07-15
Canadian Army Leader
Commands New Corps
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
OTTAWA, July l5.-Raised in
rank from major general to lieu
tenant general, the Canadian Army's
leader abroad has been given COM
mand Of a new British Army corps
which eventually may be an all-Ca-
madam unit.
The new lieutenant general is An
drew G. L. McNaughton, grizzled
veteran of the World War, who last
December led the first contingent
of the Canadian Active Service
Force to go abroad in the current
conflict.
The corps under his command will
include the Canadian forces now in
England and 1t was said unomciAlly
that such Canadian troops as ar
rive overseas from time to time
would be attached to it.
Evening star., 1940-07-15
Three BuItic States
EIeetine PorIioments
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RIGA, Latvia. July 15.-National
flags Of the three Baltic states. Es-
tonia, Lithuania and Latvia, waved
beside red hammer -and-sickle en-
blems Of Soviet Russia at polling
places as the celebrates voted on
new parliaments today.
It was the second of two days of
ballot-marking for the only list of
candidates in the field-candidates
endorsed by the government and
foreordained to vote for closer union
with Soviet Russia and eventually
for soWetizstion of each Baltic
country.
The vote is to be announced to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1940-07-15

N: ]. g president and naming At
lantic City for the 1941 convention.
Formed Of crack National Guard
units from % States, the Rainbow
(42d) Division was among the first
units to see action in France dur
ing the World War and figured in
breaking the German Champagne
offensive on Bastille Day in 1918.
Mr.. Nevius succeeds Elmer r.
Neagle Of Washington. A Detroit
businessman, Mr.. Nevius retains
legal residence In New Jersey.
Evening star., 1940-07-15
Hirohito Will Inspect
Jupon's S Fleet Thursday
BY the Associated Press,

BY the ASsociated Press.
TOXIC, July 15.-The combined
japanese fleet will be concentrated
on Yokosuka Thursday for an in
spection by Emperor Hirohito, the
imperial household announced to-
day.
Newspapers attributed the in
specticn to the monarch's concern
"over grave international problems.
Evening star., 1940-07-15

enemy mads use Of tactical schemes
which none Of the Allied armies
was ready to meet.
The statement upheld King Leo
pold's surrender. stating that fur
ther resistance would have re-
suited only in the useless loss Of
thousands Of human lives"
Evening star., 1940-07-15
Rainbow veteruns Ask
Revival Of Division

~ the Associated Press.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, July l5.-
Veterans Of the Rainbow Division,
famed World War fighting force,
asked the War Department today
to revive the unit with many MEM
bers Of its original personnel.
The step was asked by veterans
who ended their 22d Rainbow re-
union here last night after elect.
ing william 8. Nevius, Arlington,
Evening star., 1940-07-15

larger than the other two types
combined.
At the end Of 1898, United States
holdings abroad had an estimated
value Of $11,759, ,000, 900.
Evening star., 1940-07-15
New Island Is Reported
Created by Volcano
By the Associated Press.

TOXIC, July 15.-The newspaper
Asahi reported today that volcanic
disturbances in the Miyake Island
region had thrust new island above
the waters OF the Miyake coast to
Q height of approximately $50 feet.
The area Of the island was not
given.
Miyake Island is about 100 miles
south of Toxic.
Evening star., 1940-07-15
U. S. Envoy to Fire Hurt
In Ruid Shelter Foil

~ the Associated Press.
DUBLIN, July 15.-United States
Minister David Gray fell 10 feet
down an entryway Of an air-raid
shelter at the Legation IN Phoenix
Park yesterday, but escaped With
severe ankle sprainS.
Evening star., 1940-07-15

The announcement did not specify
the number OF ships which would
participate, but said the Emperor
would make a day-long. inspection
OF training conditions"
Evening star., 1940-07-15

WE'D 80 YEARS-George w.
Harlan, II, and his wife, 65,
who recently celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary
at their home, 1923 Chapin
street NV. MIR. and Mrs.
Harlan both are native Penn
Sylvanians. They have two
children and seven grandchil-
dren. thanksgiving Photo.
Evening star., 1940-08-03

5425 CONN. AVE. NV.
Elec. refrigeration on house current;
elev Resident manager, WO. 1910.
2 rms, kit, d. q. and bath $4,000
Evening star., 1940-08-03
THE BIRMINGHAM
LA RENE

2611 ADAMS MILL RID. NV.
Electric refrigeration.
Q rooms, kit. and $4,000
Evening star., 1940-08-03

3145 Mt. Pleasant street
Near 18th g. Columbia Road
4 rooms, kitchen, bath and porch.
$50. Electric refg. on house
current.