davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1940-07-29
PARECE HABER SIDO RE-
ELECTO Ell G~oBERNADOR
O'DANIEL

Dallas, Texas, julio 29.-Ei go
.bernador de les discusses por Ia
radio y los programs de m1si.
ca campesina, w. Lee 0'Daniel,
parece haber sido rsnominado,
10 que evuivale a reelection, en-
las e,ecciones del sabado. Hasta
el mediodia de hoy tenia 81 90
.Gernador $4,000 votos 0 sea a
53A% De los yotos depositados
y contadOs.
"Yo considero Ell resultado, d
10 e. exvendedor de harina, M
.somo una victoria personal, ST.
no como IN triunfo de los hom-
bres humi.des del Fstado, entrs
los euales me cuento."
Entire los candidates derrots
dos figura Ia exgobernadors
ma" Ferguson.
La gaceta., 1940-07-29

Londres, julio 29.-Un VIC =
lento combate de aviaci6n sc IL
bro hoy en- la costa sureste del
pals, siendo dlrribados ocho
aparatos de bcmbardeo de los
nazis V siete de caza. El enemi-
go rsaliz6 el ataQue con 80 avlo
mes Y tuvo que resirarse a toda
velocidad. La real aviaci6n solo
perdi6 un aparato. Varios de
los aviones ingleses fueron al =
canzados por proyectiles, pero
atarrizaron sin novedad. Asegi
rase que uno de los photos derri
DO tres aparatos nazis.
Aviones ingleses bombardea-
ron tanqu"s llenos dc gasolina,
en- territorio aleman. En- los H.
timos cuatro dfas de ataques, II
aviadores alemanes fueron he
chos prisioneros.
Les cazas britanicos aumen /.
tan su efectividad y cada vez Sc
destaca mas la superioridad de
sus photos.
Ell ataque en- ell cual perdieron
los nazis 10 aparatos, fue inicia
do por 80 Junkers tipo 81, de
bombardeo, y so Messerschmit
de caza. Los cazas ingaeses, IL
pos Spitfires Y Horricanes, des-
pegaron tan luego Sc recibi6 ia
noticia de la proximidad del =
nemigo Y atacaron.
La mayor parte del as bonn :
has lanzadas por los nazis caye-
ron en- sitios donde hicieron po-
co dano.
I'm Instructor britanico de-
rrib6 hoy dos aparatos nazis, lie
La gaceta., 1940-07-29
HITLER GAMBIA SU PLAN
DE CAMPANA

Roma, julio 29.-El diario
del condo Ciano, ministro de Els
tado, da la noticia de que Hitler
ha cambiado su plan de campa-
ma Y que tratara de veneer a In
glaterra por medic de Ia des-
trucci6n y el hombre, no por
una invasion. Alemania cont :
nia aumentando la guerra SUBJ
marina y hos ataques por la ava
ci6n, mientras Italia ataca en- ell
Mediterraneo y en- Africa. La
aviaci6n alemana ha iniciado
una nueva ofensiua y bOmbar-
a Cardiff, Wells y otras
poblaciones.
La gaceta., 1940-07-29
Els A~GUARDAD0 HOY EN-
Ell CANADA UN AVON IN
Giles

Toronto, Canada, julio 20.
rs aguardado hoy un aeroplanO
sa.ido aver de Inglaterra con
carga postal y una mission de
gran importancia.
Esperase que descienda en- ell
rio San Lorenzo, en- horas de Ia
tarde, inaugurando un nuevo
servicio de correspondence en-
ire I~nglaterra y Ell Canada.
Creese que Ell hidro Ia resuel-
TO no hacer funcionar sus apa-
rates de radio como Media lie
prs.as ,ltl,
La gaceta., 1940-07-29

Los DEMONSTRATORS parti-
darios de Almazan amenazan
con formar su propio eOngreso.
81 tai hacen, Sc colocaran fuera
de la ley, y FL general Cardenas
Sc vera obligado a s~acarOs de
su "error".
La Constitution mexicana so
10 reconOce un congreso: Ell cleo
to por la mayoria de los votos
depositadOs en- las urnas.
lSera cierto que Almazan
busca en- la Habana la promesa
de Mr.. Hull, de que sera psco-
nOcido como p~residente 81 inicia
una revdluci6n a fines de este
aho o en- Ell pr6ximol
La gaceta., 1940-07-29

Apoyamos nosotros la petit
ci6n de los Delegates chilenoS,
en- la Habana, para que Sc pom
ga en- libertad al lider naciona-
lista puertorriqueno Pedro Al
blu Campos.
Ell notable orador, un hombre
de la raza negra, cumple una pc
ma de varios amos en- la peniten-
ciaria de Atlanta. Els un intelec
tual, no un charlatan o un far :
sante.
Palabras del secretario Hull,
dichas en- la Habana: Debemos
cOlocarnos en- posici6n de &C :
tuar rapidamente y sin vacila-
ciones."
La bora de las vacilaciones, a
juicio nuestro, ha pasado va. Y
Ia celeridad o rapidez es una co
sa necesaria 81 Sc ha de impedir
a tempo ell desplome de las IL
bertades americanas.
La gaceta., 1940-07-29
ACUSADO DE COMUNISTA
EL LIDER CURRAN

New York, julio 29.-Char :
les Yale Harrison, autor y peri
to en- asuntos del trabajo, acusa
q Jose Curran, presidents de Ia
National Maritime Union. colec
tividad sfilisda al cIo, de ser
La gaceta., 1940-07-29

lador habia llegado a la presi-
dencia de la Academia a titulo
de amigo de Franquin.
~ lie a~rrojaron del sill6n pa
ra darselo a un anciano reacciO-
mario, pero de s6lida cultura!
La gaceta., 1940-07-29

Los militares nipones insisten
en- "expulsar" de China a los
norteamericanos y de paso des.
.truir sus negocios.
FL presidente Roosevelt nc
ssapasiguara" a Toxic y 81 e.
nuevo gabinete Sc extralimita
la escuadra de Estados Unidos
saldra a la defensa de los dere-
chos l~egitimamente adquiridoss
Uncle Sam actuara con la fir
meza de un pueblo fuerte que
sabe distiguir entire el desenfre-
no y Ia legalidad.
La gaceta., 1940-07-29
81 TEMPO

Uuvias para Ia tarde de hoy.
Maxima temperature aver, 81
grsdOsi mlnima, en- IA mahAna
de boy, Is,
La gaceta., 1940-07-29
EUROPA AL Ola
EscoSa Ia coSecha itastdaa.-Da
Ladder serd ja.gado. - Mglate-
IRA cGteaderd el bloqaeo.

ministro de Agriculture estima
que no ,pasara de 26S, 1000, 900
de bushels, EN- compara'i6n
con la del ano pasado, que fu6
de 295, 1000, coo. I'm decreto res
fringe la cantidad de pan que
puede comsrse en- los reStauran
ties. Las coSeShas en- los paises
escandinavos Sc hallan amenaza
das por Ia sequia.
Vichy, julio 29,-De un mo
msnto a otro Sc espera ell NOM
bramisnto del tribunal que ha
&c juzgar al exprimor ministro
Dasadier y otros prominentes
r liticos. Daladier ACADIA de Ne
tcrnar de Marruecos. Charles
Morice, un eseritor ~reacciona =
rio, ecribe: ia guerra pudo
evitarse. La mayor responsible
dad cae sobre los que p%erdieron
q sentido de la nacionalidad pa
fender sus "ideologfas. Los
hombres que protestaban, como
Laval Y Bonnet, fueron arras .
TRADES por Ell Tango"
Berlin, julio 29.-En Leipzig
sc ha creado una estaci6n expe-
lrimental cou un departamento
para los ninos atacados de tos-
ferina. En- cajas llenas de are
ne usada para filtrar Ell gas del
alumbrado, los ninos juegan y
los atacados de tosferina Sc me-
joran visiblemente. FL gas es
iimpiado de los compuestos de
ahilina y azufre. Cuando los nj
hcs juegan, de la arena emana
un vapor que alivia esa enfer-
medal y apresura su cura,
Londres, Julio 29.-Esperase
que en- esta semana Inglaterra
extendera su bloqueo a Gas u
guas de Espaha y Portugal. La
medida obligara a Estados Uni
dos a crear una nueva zona de
neutraiidad en- cuanto a los bar
cos y aviones que tocan en- Por-
tugal. La declaration sc hara ma
mana en- ell Paramento por
Hugh Dalton, ministro de Eco
nomia de la guerra. FL gabinete
ha aprobado Ia norma de COM
pleto bloqueo y sup6nese que sc
ha consultado a Estados Unidos
en- cuanto a sus detalles.
1ondres, julio 29-Alemania
trata ahora de crear dficulta-
des entire Espafa y Portugal y
que reclamen a Portugal como
ANNA a los Falangistas para
psrte de Iberia, incluyendo a Gi
braltar.
FL objective del regimen nazi,
ssgdn los observadores, no es ell
tsrritorio portugues prOpamen
te dicho, sino las islas Azores y
Madeira. La ruta de las Azores,
para Ell gbastecimiento petrole
70, e. de gran Importance. Hit
Ter desea, aparentemente, que
Espaha ataque a Portugal y que
mas tarde se lie permita a 81 do
minar las Azores. Franco, sin
embargo rechaza la idea de "a
preston a Portugal, donde Oil
veira Salazar Sc opone a que lie
que a las Azores Ia propaganda
de Berlin.
Londres, julio 29.-Ingate :
ira, Espaha y Portugal han lie
gado a un convenio por medic
del cual el regimen de Franco
podra obtener trigo del imperio
britanicV, Espaha adqulrira tam
bien productos cdloniales portu
gueses hasta una cantidad lie
100000 libras esteninas.
I
La gaceta., 1940-07-29

Eg Tribunal Supreme Edecto-
raj de Cuba di6 estas cifras el
pasado dfa 81: Fulgencio, BATS
DICTATOR. exsargento, excoronel,
amiguito de Menocal, amlgote
de los machadistas, 624,777 vo-
ties DR.. Ramon Grau San MAJ,
tin, amado por el pueblo, homes
to, quito, 55O9, 1853 votos....-.
Tescuente las ''bravas" de
sd6adcs Y 'batisteros'' y vera
que ell pueblo guerra al DR..
Grau pero Batista y sus colabo-
radores ganaron a estilo de Nc
nocal, es decr, "timbaluda-
mente.
Sin ejercito, sin millones, sin
peri6dicos subvencionados, sin
"trasmisoras" bien "recompen-
sadas', Ell DR.. Grau obtuvo mas
de medic million de votos y Full
gencio 5000.
IComprende ahora, ciudada-
no, porque denunciamos ell nue.
vo atropello de los sehores de
enOrmes gorras y POGO respero
para la libertad de los cubanos =?
La gaceta., 1940-07-29
.cHOQUE DE UN TREN CON
UN o
Z muertos D 81 heridos

Habana. julio 29-Cerca e
.Carderas, en- IN cruce, chocaron
aver un tren excursionista y un
.aptobus, perdiendo la vida 7 per
sonas y sufriendo herldas Y ie-
ionfs 81. En- 81 mismo cruo'
hace cinco amos, ocurri6 un cho
rue pareci6o y ~perecieron "a
personals.
La gaceta., 1940-07-29

Ell ministro espanol falangis-
ia en- Colombia, Sr. Aviles Fis-
car, sc enfad6 con un orador
del pals que r~efiriendose a 81
dijo: este caballero pretende CO..
accionar a los peri6dicos y ARE
batarles su libertad.
81 no Sc les para ell enfado, .e
aconsejamos al gobierno del DR..
Santos este ramedio: entregar1e
los pasaportes.
La gaceta., 1940-07-29

Franco echo a su admirador
jose Maria Penan de la presi-
dencia de la Real Academia, que
inmerecidamente desempenaba,
lie sustituy6 con un viejo in
telectual, Francisco Rodriguez
Marin, que tiene IS amos de
edad.
FL poeta impertiReute y ada'
La gaceta., 1940-07-29

Reelegir al ~presidante Roose-
welt es un deber de los ameri-
canos liberales y dem6cratas.
Las tradiciones POGO valen
cuando eStablecen privilegios pa
ra unos Y obstaculos para otros.
Isl un tercer periodic no es
conveniente a los intereseS ma
cionales, que asi Sc haga constar
por medic de una adecuada e.
gis,aeion!
PerO aplicar ell taboo" tradi-
cional a la presidencia, mien :
tras senadores y representatives
Sc "eternizan" en- sus escanos,
no reveal Ell amplio espiritu de
juSticia que Ia Rep1blica viene
preconizando.
La gaceta., 1940-07-29

Salvatore %Lampasona, un fas
cista italiano, insult6 la bande-
ra de los Estados Unidos en- Ba-
bylon, Long Island. La desver-
gdenza fue castigada con una
multa de so pesos.
En- Italia, en- la TERRA escla-
vizada, el DICTATOR castiga los
insultos a su persona con Ia
muerte o algo peor: litros lie
nos con aceite de ricino.
La gaceta., 1940-07-29

Solo hay un canine alberto
para los trabajadores 81 desean
retener las "concVlistas" de los
amos del 'Nuevo f'rato:" Reele
cir a Franklin d. Roosevelt.
Las tradiciones Sc derrum-
ban en- la Gran Bretana y en- o.
tros paises democraticos. Deben
ser trazadas las pautas cfvicas
por "a Constitution y las leyes,
no por las "tradiciones."
La gaceta., 1940-07-29

EStados Unidos diScute con
las naciones pequenas y transit
je. La RepGblica fuerte y gene
rosa no oprime a los vecinos de-
biles.
Ell pueblo democratico estu :
dia, analiza y respeta los dere-
chos del pr6jimo.
La tirania amenaza, coaccio-
ma e impone sus "caprichos."
La gaceta., 1940-07-29
QlUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

I'm dcber de los Iiberales Y democratas. - Sc
erfada un Falanjista. = En- favor de Albizu
Campos. - Fascista que insulta. - Antepo-
ne los doIares a la humanidad. = No habra
"Apacisu amiento". = De las elecciones
en- Cuba.
La gaceta., 1940-07-29

Londres, julio 29.-InGate :
ira, Espaha y Portugal han lie
gado a un convenio por medic
del cual 81 regimen de Franco
podra obtener trigo del imperio
britanicV, Espaha adqulrira tam
bien productos c0loniales portu
gueses hasta una cantidad lie
100000 libras esterinas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Tigers G. Inie
Action Toniglli

on ~ ehAe~d xwey - f4le
riassas "Wednesday n>eru1e1 -
th@ sp<airx Ill sem~ nef~e<s
rs<sms riE<fs And Hpok1s< ~
dian. wsli - ~ taeixhs = Az
t<fie Para
Ths Esme i euhe,taI<d 4 eenla
~ ssfa essi1<k. wish etsnleo f<1<r
naal>s a : eisiezk
Esfi Hastef = IL plfehine shote~
~ Manager IT. ikhYn< - -
11asts eakfs Mik< fGselnlek ~1li
- 70 tn u<z1nd ~ IN In1l4oe
~ ire iasssnfel Ne sh&Axee -
the iie3si. - prs<zaussT -
,sessasx.i. sfs esr~ete1
ifeneF q pssshIax NJ flf<< III
wiil - - Warren Y. f.&w~en. -
sesas f<as pszks<i - ~ ffem mesz-
hsf<fsp n Tseena sset 4<exs
league
LAwses haa "a ofh<f.. selsete1
ffom Ne sfes szo>< I<&sas -
nsks ~ tsan fax - ~. xmn.e
festivities. I'll - x~sks = -
Tigers II ~ s<m~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Offer One Million Dollars
For Capture {" Of Hitler

church mssis ths sffs< h .
lstfsr IN The Nsu Yesk I1mssI
chareh ~ss MT svsIispls Zoe ssa.
msnt bat his ssn. n n chuseh.
said the offer vas msds II xeosi
faith.
saue~ Are aesx<f
Ne said tbs names ~ those
making ihs offer wsfs kas~H snig
20 ne father. bat that msnY u
them psrs msmh@fs ef she ps-
assssns eiub. u whlrh ssaaf mIls
Iioaalfss belong
chnreh ssnpfzsslE<1 shst fliti<T
should b. bfsashs W trial 10
treason charges Ths effv sIira.
lated bsfDfs ina League ~ Ma
sioHs. lisst f.hafeh ssisi any At
tempt "a dslivsr tfs nan saehfer
20 usnsts. n1iixeflsnd. spssId re-
suit IN that esuntFy b~lns ssefs
ran ~ the cisrusan army.
Tia proper scsl pDala b kaa.
Land. Ne 1rote The Tim<s nut
ths question ~ trial weala ~ fas
BIG for Great Britain - fef any
tcontinosd Ca fsEs :. cstaHs 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Preliminary Count Here
Shows Population Loss
Civic Leaders Hopeful Figure Will Be
Increased: Shortage Is About 5000
PAGE
tAnother Censns story, Page ~,

Business leaders. Chamber Of
Commerce and city officials joined
forces Wednesday with the u. s.
census bureau here to make Ia
comans census conscious"
knowledge that the city's 1870
official population may fall below
the 1880 figure spurred the move
ment to aid Census Director Mrs.
Kathryn Malstrom is making a
thorough check before turning
over final figures TO the national
census office in Washington. %. c.
Although not permitted to
release any figures, Mrs. NAL
strom did say that present
fluctuations indicated the city'- !.
population would be abont
5000 less than the 1880 cen
sus OF l06,S17.
Each name counted IL worth
approximately $50 TO the city,"
Controller Tom Swayze said at
special meeting Thursday. The
city's share in state liquor revenue
and from state gas tax is figured
directly by population. and over
a 10-year period, each name Is
worth $50 to the city treasury"
A number of suggestions made
at the meeting Tuesday. which win
be carried out Immediately. in
Guided:
Automobiles were to be placed
at the disposal of census enu-
merator squad leaders to facilitate
"mopping up operations.
o-An appeal was to be made TO
4 the superintendent of schools,
Howard Goold. asking him to have
principals and teachers OF all
schools inform students OF the
necessity for counting all Ia
comans in the census.
appeal to business and indus
- trial leaders and to the unions
to check all members of their
organizations.
ASK the cooperation OF all pre-
cinct committeeman. Of both
parties. to check residents OF their
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02

zhsn the plane hls IN spsftmsnf
hs,sszs and essrn<si ilsslf IN = great
crater. sxpl4<finF Ne Iss&sI ~ eight
600 peana t.sfnsm
At3aft 70 hoslsss usfs aamesed
Msms beinx Destroyed
hoiaiefs pellesmen. air raid
u.FdTns. fifsmsn and sual1laFy
flfsmes. smkallsaes sEess and
HE'D crs=s ~efasss sufnss sst END
pfessHtea ths sffanaesE aeaisseaE
~ the 1sr frea e~laa sssa Afns
n q Tragedy ~ ketting p~apis
sNsy fgsm shs dsnssf znns End
preventing . devastating flfs.
~ il was. asmsxs ~as sstl,
mated IL fs,t less than tseo1&0
q 80 s~<s kssas $50
sixhf tlsf ss<fssn sssa*nx
pies~s esfs ssf ess< the
sesEh<@sa se@ss. Tnzs~ #
ta~za sexs $500 - azla-exs-
ni.E. fistax iss esss tn -
fssst a Hfii~ shil< i<1s<
there wss hsesy sHit .szFsssft
fife. ~ ess b<ii<sss fssxnas
pi.ass ssFs stfsfAiax : 80
eenseF.
FirinE szatinsas1 after nl1alxht
sna agse ef the Hsrmane was
struck. One Ut lts teo fisosA ,
motors went esaG ~ aeAien. aD1
ths crippled piano fleu 10 egef
ths claeten OCEAN fFunt - cams
io~er ana iower until n ssaeehsd
lass ths sesFtmsal aeuse.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02

OLYMPIA 4mlfa ffey. -
Ss&s-s,ti fiasfstoa sa4sslg r<4~<e<s-
tsf. Nss Nsebin4foas ne~ s<fe<-
nay ssn@F.i To-Day
iis umes<a& fne hsf< = -.
iiamsiten o<ss. cf<k~ne@ a zfs<sle
sppsatsa Trey ias< Tses<l.f -
finlsh esss tns @K<a f<e<ee< H&4s
tern. whseh expires tisEs fsiz.
Trey = th<se r<om eI<<f fHea
4. l. Thamnsco T@esssx wz4I
~sz sps~tsafef st<afnsx E<a<<eI -
fioxssna LA<a< Mart N HEafee.
1915 eh<n hs wez - Seef> <a1
10 Honih* "a Tnempens <<la -
Tseasss - ~ Ne s<lzese - 80
tns yoanx@ss het txea&nt bfqEw
sbly ". 6. T1nnss. s<stgi<. ~ee
~es appreciated. Nez enly - - -
years I'D
rFsy nj k@<a eenxlz<f<.l : saar
sil<i4te fsF ne pessllnn u - ~
slsetleas. and 4 eeff.ia H1H =
sssk thx pemDFef nezsln&<ioH u
N<et4mt,<s
ire s~ss<ses = ~zpeet<a -
80 sikals = fe9 a95s -
szspsxnse ee1st vsesa&Y efen<e@
~ DEATH - Je@t5e< Is<see -
s.efnehIF. she.e fwaeseI -
altea1es tsdsy = srel<ea<.
Troy rods % tbe zf<afn<4 &f4~
ssslship after ~ lsapf<<eive fe>efzi
a. prosecuting siEagnaE Amn<x
hls accomplishment 49, - cue-
lcemlinaea o. Page 7. cclaea =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02

Phillips called on Mussolini. II
was said. TO ascertain If possible
what the Italian position is in the
present international situation. in
view Of the shsrpened tone OF Ital-
ian official and newspaper state
ments relative to the allies.
He spent IS minutes with the
premier and after the meeting il
was said Mussolini advised him
no sudden change in the present
Italian position Of non-bclligerency
Is in prospect
Tension over possible quick
move which would bring Italy into
the war al the side of Germany
had been heightened by revelation
that the British admiralty had or
dered British shipping--in-transit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-02
Holace

PRELIMINARY ch eckin 9
reveals that Tacoma's pop
ulation, according to the
1910 census enumeration, has
fallen under 100000. This
knowledge has prompted city
officials and civic and COM
mercial leaders to undertake
a spirited campaign to comb
the city for every individual
name not yet included in the
census lists.
A comparatively few have
lodged the enumerators en-
tirely. Others have been
overlooked. Many have been
Indifferent to the whole CEN
sus setup. A thorough check
up of the city to assist census
takers in making the count
complete should enlist the CO
operation of every patriotic,
right-minded citizen.
Judged from utility serv-
ices, school population and
other figures, there is little
question that Tacoma has at
least 100000 population. 1t
is vitality important the city
be officially kept in the
100000 class. To get it there
and keep it there. however.
every means possible should
be used to round up those
who for one reason or an
other have not been included
In the census count.
pACK in the Gay Nineties
- the U. S. weather bureau
established its first Tacoma
station. Through panics and
depressions, storm and sun
shine, the Tacoma station was
maintained until the not-so-
gay Thirties. For approx
mately 40 years it kept the
records of Tacoma's weather,
advised the people of the dis
trict and kept shipping in the
harbor informed.
Then a freak tornado Of
economy struck the Tacoma
station off the appropriation
list. Tacoma, said the powers
back at Washington, can get
its weather from Seattle-it's
handy and after all the wealth
er's just the same at both
places.
But it isn't just the same;
the service isn't the same.
Service from Seattle is at best
second handed and out Of
date.
All this is mentioned now
because of clear indications
from Washington t h at an
other low pressure area is
headed this way and likely to
again blow the Tacoma sta
ton into oblivion.
Reduction of the Tacoma
station force to a one-man
agency is a sign of something
brewing unless Tacoma gets
busy right pronto. The two
man arrangement has been
working very satisfactorily.
II should not be disturbed.
1t is economical and efficient
and that's what government
functions are supposed to be.
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lie de France Sails
On Mystery Voyage

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Loaf.
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have not been dlsens.ed In detail
sith members Of the navy's high
command In ANY event, the re-
Designing wiii ~ worked out as
q iong-range program Officials
said they esaid not estimate thu
costs nav.
~Our ships sere assigned -
He~t weapons dsyslopea years
ago such as Esins and tsrpsdess.
and sos enough attention Vas
paid 10 The Designing 81 their
topsids. which OBVIOUSLY VA net
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BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE

CINCINNATI - The Brooklyn
Dodgers fell one game short Of q
major league record today when
they were defeated by the Gin
einnati Reds. 3 TO 2. Previous 10
today Brooklyn had won the first
nine games Of the season, equal
hing a record set On 1918 by the
New York Giants.
Brooklyn =. 900 oil 000-s o
Cincinnati 900 800 l0x--s o
Casey. Mungo (b). Tamulis t8l
and Franks. Phelps; Walters and
lombard.
New York at 81. Louis post
poned, cole weather.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. post
poned. rain.
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f1.ACTOs ON SEA. Kariana
Village offltiais announced Med.
aesiay that sin psrsens wsFs hllisa
and te2 injured "a result u the
erash u a German ifsiHksi bs,mb-
ing plane in fhis seasisis FsAost
-Four members ~ fbe piane's
crew sfsd tsso civilians we're kiiisd
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10 avoid the Mediterranean until
further notice because OF that pos
sibility.
Italian circles were indig-
Dant over the British order.
Some unofficial spokesmen
said such an order was unwar-
raBted and others sald II had
complicated the situation by
creating the opinion ItaIy's at
titude makes the Nediterra-
mean unsafe for shipping.
Well-informed persons said Italy
never had been syerse 10 other
nations using the Mediterranean.
but Rad not wanted those nations
10 get the Idea that their interests
In the Mediterranean we're more
important than Itaiys.
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WAsHISGTON--sceretary Of
tn Navy Charles Edison We'd
Besday said aircraft now have n
temporary advantage over bat
tieships, and that design Of Z. =.
ships In construction must be
changed Immediately.
Back from an inspection Of
4. :. fleet maneuvers In the Pa
rific. Edison told . press cen
ference, however, that the air
craft advantage did not extend
10 sinking warshiPs, 80 much -
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causing heavy personBei losses
and dlsorgsnixing guns beesase
Of inadequate protection.
Il think aircraft new have
the temporary advantage
over ships. which can BE-
neutralized by improved
armoF and armament on the
topsids Of the vessels Ed
son said
The nasy secretary smpha-
sized that the proposed changes
still are highly tentative and
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago 49,. 100 O30 900 3 o
Boston -. .013 Az 1ex-l2 IS o
Eaves. Appleton "a, Weiland
(6) and fresh. Turner; Grove,
Hart 90 and Desauteis.
st. Louis .0I0 no o0o--s S o
New York $40 0IO 00x--5 D o
Auker, Whitehead f2). Harris
90 and Susce: Pearson and
Dickey.
Cleveland .. .00l 600 000-I ! 2
Philadelphia 900 III 0ax-5 II o
Allen, Zuber 90. Dobson 90
and Hemsley. Potter and Hayes.
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PfTfsntfHGH - A 81 .nof 90
cash reward was offered ~ 40
men and women today for the cap
tufe Of Adolf Hitler. alive. un.
Wounded and unhnrt"
The group Wa nat ldsntsfisd
bal IT. spokesman. Samuel Iisrs
den Church. president u Carnegie
instiiuts. stipulated the offer sea
good for May only bsceuss the
sponsors had rsesivsd private ~.