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La gaceta., 1940-05-27

Candidates atacados pOr la
"quinta cclumna": Spessard Ho
Hand, Lorenzo Hernandez y Jo-
Sc E. Williams.
HAS leido til, ciudadano, al
gun panfleto de Lorenzo Her
nandez o sus amigos, insultando
0 atacando al candidate contra
rio? No 10 has leido, por cuanto
Lorenzo rechaza todos los pro-
cedimientos contrarios a la linn
plea electoral.
HAS escuchado til, ciudada-
no, algdn discurso de Holland
o~ontrario a la verdad e inSultan
do a Su cponente en- pOlitica?
No 10 has leido, por cuanto Ho-
Hand rechaza la amoralidad en-
la vida privada y en- la politica.
HAS leido alg1n panfleto de
Williams denigrando a su con-
trario, como uno que Ell sabaio
hicieron circular los amigos del
aspirante a fiscal?
No 10 10 has leidc, por GUAM
to BIS amigos de Williams Green
en- w trato justo y equitativO,
sin exageraciones v sin estri-
dencias.
La "quinta columna" ataca J
Ell pueblo sabra rechazarla ma
mana.
Recuerda las palabras del e
ximio cubano: solo la Verdad
nos pondra la tOga viril.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
MURIO UNI PRINCIPE ALE
MAN

Berlin, mayo 27.-Muri6 de
heridas recibidas en- Flandes,
donde peleaba en- ell ejercito ma
nazi, Ell principe Wilhelm, de
Prussia, hijo mayor del exherede
no de la corona alemana. Els el
el segundo de los Hollenzollern
caido en- la actual guerra.
Su primo, el principe Oscar,
psreci6 en- la guerra de Alema-
MIA. Wilhelm recibi6 una herida
en- el abdomen, Ell pasadO dia %.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
HABLARA HOY P0R LA RA-
DIO Ell EXPRESIDENTE
HOOVER

New York, mayo N.-Esta
noche, por la red de estaciones
de Ia NBC, pronuneiara un dis
curse, relative a la defensa ma
cional, Ell expresidente Hoover.
Recientemsnte Hoover hizo
declaraciones y en- elias se mos
tr6 de acusrdo con q jefe de Is
tado, en- cuanto a las defensas
que Ell pals y Ia America necesi-
tan.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
z PRESIDENTE DE
LA ASAMBLEA CONSTR
r

Habana, mayo 27.-Un par
tidario de Batista, el Dr. Car
los Marquee Sterling, viene pre-
sidiendo la Asamblea Cnstitu-
yente. Marquee Sterling Sc apar
to de Miguel Mariana para agre
garse a Batista.
FL segundo wee pr sidente,
pOr Ia OpOsici6n. 10 IS 81 d..
Jorge Manach.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
ESTA EN- GAMING DE MOS
GU Ell NUEVO ENVIADO
INCHES

Londres, mayo 27.-Se halla
en- canine de Moscu, por aero
plano, el nuevo enviado ingles
en- Russia, en- mission commercial,
Sir Stafford Grips, un jefe Ia
bcrista. Grips tiene muchos a.
migos en- la capital rusa.
Ertanase que las relaciones
-ntre los dos paises mejoraran
ahora.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
RELACIONES DIPLOMATl
GAS ENTIRE RUSSIA Y YU-
GOESLAVIA

Paris, mario 27.-Las rela-
clones comerciales entire Russia
Y Yugoesiavia Sc reanudaran en-
la primera quincena del mes de
julio. Dicese que Russia lie ha a.
consejado a Yugoeslavia resista
eualquier invasion que intenten
realizar los italianoos.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
IRLANDA PONDRA SU E.
JERClTO EN- PIE DE CUE
IRA

Gondres, mayo 27.-El gobier
no irlandes ha resuelto poner en-
pie de guerra SD ejercito. Reser-
vistas y voluntarios han sido liz
mados a las arnas. Nuevas Or
denes para reclutamientO cir
cularon hoy.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Ciudadano haz tn deber. - Ciudadana vota con
forme a tn bondad. - Enemigos. Quinta Co
lumna. - Generates.

candidates que prefieren Ell lem
guaje claro, limpio, correcto,
sincere. a denigrar a los hom-
brss en- los ultimos momentos
de la batalla electoral.
Ciudadano: Rechaza la "quin
ia columna'', creadora de la men
tira Y de la TRACTION.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
cUREosIDADEs

Sc estima que una abeja de-
be recorrer mas de 5000 kil6-
metros para recoger una libra
de miel.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27
coNsULADo DE CUBA

No abrira ell jueves pr6ximo
Ell Consulado de Cuba, con mo-
two del Memorial Day.
Asi nos 10 avisa el canciller
Cesar RiverO.
La gaceta., 1940-05-27

Weygand ACADIA de destituir a
Is generates. Cuando ell soldado
rs necio y Sc equivoca, ell da1o
es menor.
lCuando Ell general comete &c
rrores increibles", 10 primero
IS destituirlo y despues... que 10
juzgue un consejo de guerra.
Evening star., 1940-06-07
Boys Earning Money
To Pay Their Way
AT Camp Reeder
Jobs Found for 200
In General HousecIeunino
At Club Branches

A corps of independent youngsters
who would like to go to camp but
don't want to sign up because they
can't pay their way have found a
means of earning" their summer
vacations.
That explains why the three
branches of the Boys Club of Wash
ington are going through an inten-
sive gei~1l housekeeping down
to the last window pane.
It's all part ola plan whereby boys
can earn" financial credit toward
the cost of a summer camp period to
be spent at Camp Reeder. the clubs
camp on West Hatton Farm, Mount
Victoria, Md.
Jobs Found for 200.
The boys polish door knobs. wash
windows. WELD paint brushes and
keep the gymnasium and clubroom
floors immaculate. Jobs have been
found for 200 boys, from the very
small to the larger youngsters.
Free or part-free camp scholar
ships are, OF course, available for
boys whose resources are limited" /"
Charles M. Fyfe, director of the
Boys Club. explained. But from
the smallest to the largest, we find
that our club members show amaz-
ing independence and initiative
when the chance to earn their own
way is offered to them"
Camp to Open July l.
Under the plan proposed boys
volunteering for club cleanup duty
will be assigned to jobs at their
own club headquarters according to
their age, strength and special abil-
tiles. They get almost as much
pleasure out of improving the ap-
pearance of their clubs as they do
out of accumulating credit toward
their summer camp trips"
Camp Reeder. which will be open
for four two-week sessions from
July ! to August 26, will provide
Evening star., 1940-06-07
German Facing Deportation
Arrested on Womun's Tip

The fifth column" scare has
further increased the difficulties of
Franz Karl Beub Won Breisach, a.
year-old artist and self-styled stow.
away fugitive from Nazi regimenta-
ton.
Mr.. Breisach, already under Labor
Department orders to leave the
country by August l, was arrested
yesterday after an anonymous FEM
mime tipster called police. The artist
was jailed at No. 3 precinct station
for investigation and his belongings
were searched.
Police said Mr.. Breisach, who has
mural and interior decoration
studio at 1718 I street NV, and 4
young Washington artist are PLAN
ming to marry in the near future.
They interviewed the young woman,
who explained she would marry the
German Immediately If that would
prevent his deportation.
The prisoner, according to police,
was heard to threaten suicide as
preferable to being returned to Ger
many. He was placed in front cell
where he could be watched for his
own safety.
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Evening star., 1940-06-07
Mare Island Navy Yard
Goes on Six-Doy Week

By the Associated Press.
VALLEJO, Calf, June 7-Some
1900 workmen at the Mare Island
Navy Yard have been placed on a
six-day, 4s-hour week by order of
the commandant, Rear Admiral
David Bagley.
The men have been working 40
hours. They will receive time and
a nalf for work on Saturday.
Main reason for the increased
hours, naval sources said, was the
necessity of finishing modernization,
dry-docking and overhauling work
on numerous naval ships. The long
er work week also will make possi-
BILE earlier completion of construc-
ton work on the submarine tender
Fulton and the submarine Tuna.
Evening star., 1940-06-07

camp for approximately 400 boys,
Mr.. Fyfe said. The regular camp
fee is So for two weeks, although,
Mr.. Fyfe said, the actual cost per
boy is SIC for that period. The diff
ference Is made up by Community
Chest funds budgeted to the OPERA
ton OF Camp Reeder and by con-
tributions of camp scholarship"
from private individuals and civic
organizations.
Evening star., 1940-06-07

ing as q seaman, pawned a frater-
nifty pin for a, which enabled him to
eat while he learned some words of
English and looked for a Job. He
Travelled about the country, doing
commercial art, he said, and finally
succeeded in establishing himself in
his profession.
Evening star., 1940-06-07

agents have been called into the
case, it was said.
The young German, whose face Is
marked with dueling scars. said he
fought 13 saber duels with fellow
students who had challenged his in
dependent spirit as an artist and
then slowed away on the steamship
Deutschland three years ago.
He came ashore at New York, DOS
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race 20 minutes later there were
no worn spots on his shining boots,
the red shirt had never been laun-
dered, the beaded vest would have
made any self-reSpecting Indian
lose faith in his art, the hat was
nearer the 20-gallon content than
10, the Lewis held their original
creases and, when Brick first
glimpsed them, the price tag. That,
thank goodness, she managed to
pluck and drop by the trail, but
the spurs-well, even she didn't
know a great deal about spurs, but
her fine feminine instinct for the
angle at which things should be
worn told her that they were on
upside down. But Carl's rare good
spirits crowded out her courage to
mention the fact to him until it
was too late and she saw Craig
Bradstreet at the corrals whistling
cheerfully as he frightened the
cinch on big gray horse known
as Ranger. He smiled little when
Carl and she came up and then
he turned away quickly as if
slightly embarrassed and called to
an all-over blonde girl, Picked
your horse yet. Molly?"
Brick Makes a Choice.
The girl whose dun-colored rid
ing clothes belonged to a flower
banked bride path in some city
park rather than an Arizona dude
ranch replied with doubtful
giggle II don't know, Craig.
Which would you suggest?" IN
doubtedly she was the owner Of
the expensive, foreign-made car
that had stirred Bills excitement
and admiration yesterday.
But Brick pointed her chin out
and looked about for the horses that
Bill had saddled and saw Zebra
Dun, whom Craig had coaxed into
captivity, and beside him the mean.
est mustang that Chuckomovi
boosted, a glass-eyed pinto called
Pard. Brick had ridden him once
and she didn't relish the thought
of riding him again, but with Bill
grinning from the top bar of the
corral and Craig surreptitiously
watching from behind a kindly old
barrel-bellied horse on whom some
one had played scurvy trick by
naming him Malicious, she walked
over to Zebra Dun and Pard as If
she recognized nothing amiss and
said loud enough for the others to
hear, Zebra was my fathers top
palomino, Carl. He's the greatest
little saddle pony this side of the
Rockies. He's yours while you are
here. You two should get along
swell"
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But I thought you might be
tired, Carl"
Nonsense. Bill, saddle q couple
of horses for us, will you? Well
be ready in 20 minutes. Here"
He dug his index finger and thumb
into the small front pocket of his
vest. Brick did not dare to look
at Bill in that moment, but she
heard him say, Eyes, sir. I'll get
them ready,"t and 60 stamping
through the main lounge. How
would she tell Carl that dudes.
especially men, saddled their own
horses If they rode, and that tips
threw Bill into reverse quicker
than anything she knew.
When she met Carl on the ter
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She handed over Zebra's reins to

She handed over Zebra's reins to
Carl and took up those Of Pard,
vowing to herself what she would
do to Bill when next she caught
him alone. The pinto pulled back
wild-eyed and lifted HIMSELF on his
hind feet, his legs thin and small
and vicious in the air. Brick was
frightened, but she would have
died before she would have shown
1t to Craig and Bill or any one else
right now. Then suddenly the reins
were snatched from her hands and
Craig was there beside her saying,
do you want to get killed that
bad?" His face was deeply flushed,
almost angry.
Brick Makes Introductions.
She stepped back and said sweet
ly, as maddeningly SO as she could,
Would you like to try him your
self?"
Craig's tones matched her own
now. Sure, pal. You take Ranger.
He most likely will be bored stiff,
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some other equally expensive and
well-known expert. In fact, she can
be almost attractive, though her hair
is straw colored and her complexion
the same .palish quality and her
mouth a startling slash of danger
red below long straight nose.
Molly Winters said to Carl, eve
seen you at the Stork Club and
'2l.'"
Brick laughed. That's a long
way from q corral in Arizona"
CarPs eyes narrowed, but not un-
pleasantly. as if he were doing some
lightning calculations. your father
is wellington Winters, isn't hep
His answer was a nod and q promis-
ing smile from Molly.
A S2,o00,000 Face.
Because Carl's stirrups were toe
short for him and had to be ad-
justed and because Molly had trou-
BILE getting astride her horse and
then had to be shown by Craig how
to hold her reins, the four of them
were left behind in the corral while
the others rode on. Molly called to
Craig as he started toward the
pinto pony, stay here close beside
me, will you, Craig? I'm not used
to anything but gated horses. I'll
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but I'm told he hasn't bucked for
Is years-maybe 90"
She flushed at that and Carl, who
had been standing well back, moved
closer to take command. What's
all this about? If Miss Cameron
wishes to ride this pony
Brick didn't like the expression
gathering on Craig's face. so she
broke in quickly with "Oh, Carl,
may I present Mr.. Bradstreet?
Craig, this is my flance, Carl Jami-
SON." The two men measured each
other speculatively, each guarding
his opinion, and shook hands.
What could have been an en-
barrassingly long moment was
shortened by the blond girl barg-
ing into the circle and Craig in
Producing her as Molly Winters. A
girl, Brick thought, isn't plain when
she's tall enough and her clothes
are obviously styled by Chanel or
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Der Cast Dude q
by Mou-DoueIos Sfovoll

The story thus far: Brick
Cameron resents the trick Craig
Bradstreet plays upon her at their
first meeting-a trick Which in
duces her to repedl her dislike of
his father, Jim, NTH l1hom
Bricks tDidoDed mother is fall
ing in love, before she kno,Ds Jim
Is Craig's father. At her mothers
dude ranch. ChuckoD1oDi, Brick
dnriously aDaits the arriual from
NeW York OF her fance, Carl
Jamtson, feeling that iUhen he
arriues she can more fully ignore
Craig and the romancing OF Jim
and beautiful 39-year-old Liz.
Carl arriues in his o,Dn plane the
day after Craig appears.
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They clattered OF. but even

They clattered Of, but even
clothes could not do anything for
Molly on a horse. She was not one
with her mount. She rode with
her elbows and she might have
been steering right-drive, foreign
made car.
Carl watched them and then
snorted, "A man can forget a face
like that when there are a couple
of million dollars behind it." His
accompanying laughter was crisp.
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be scared to death II he starts any

be scared to death II he starts any
thing"
HE won't, but in case he does
I'll be right here" Craig frightened
the left rein on Pard. The young
pinto whirled, but in that instant
Craig was on him and certain
things which Brick really expected
to happen did not materialize. In
fash she saw that Craig was
magnificently q part Of his horse,
yet, by his quiet force, completely
the animals master. Disappoint-
ment at what she actually hoped
might happen to embarrass him
faded into admiration Of which she
showed no part, or hoped she didn't.
Craig looked across at Molly and
presented her with one of his best
smiles, bringing a quick rush of
blood to her plain features.
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Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-13
Hogue Moves
Training Site
To HoItviIle

Bigboy Hogue, fair country MD
dleWeight who has licked just about
every good pugilist this side OF the
Oregon state line, moved his train
ing quarters to Holtville Saturday
in preparing for bout against Her
man Graves in Ell Centre stadium
Thursday night.
Hogue, fresh from a technical
knockout victory in San Francisco,
goes up against the redoubtaple
Herman Graves in a ten round main
event at the stadium Thursday, and
unless all of the experts are wrong,
Bigboy is due for another k.o. trl-
umph.
Hogue dropped Graves for the
full count in a San Diego scrap one
year ago, and should be able to
repeat because Graves hasn't enter
ed the ring since that time.
Hogue, in the meantime, has in
creased his efficiency in the ring
and is presently being considered for
bout with Tony zale. Shorty
Hogue, Bigboy's twin brother, was
originally scheduled to meet Zale but
the bout was called off when Shorty
broke his hand.
In the preliminary bouts valley
! boys, as many as can be secured
will be pitted against Los Angeles
pugilists.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-13
BY HENRY McLEMORE-

SOUTHBEND, Ind. Oct. Il. tOfl
One look at the football squad
Notre Dame will field against Geor-
gia Tech here today and no south
erner YOU can name, no matter now
fiery or sentimental, would bet
against the Irish.
Stonewall Jackson, fighter that he
was. would have demanded a
points before taking Tech. Nathan
Bedford Forrest wouldn't have risk
ed a dime on Tech unless he got
odds of 4 to /, an even Jeb Stuart
would have wanted point or two.
The Irish are loaded this year.
7 knew that the moment I walked
into Elmer Layden's office ana
found the thin man" positively
fat. Elmer must scale at least loo
pounds today, which means he ism I
worrying or fretting a great zeal,
7 knew the Irish had plenty, all
down the line, just as soon as
read the first paragraph in Bear
skins famed column in the South
bend Tribune. Bearskin. you know
is the anonymous critic who tells
The Irish. in blunt language, What
ails them. He is being hard put TINS
wear to find any fault.
But even if I hadn't seen a 1a'
I,avden. or read a satisfied Bear
skin. 7 would have known wha'
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-13
Bay Meadows
0pens 41.Day
Fall Meetinu

SAN MATEO, Cal, Oct. 12 CUP)
Its New Years Day on the Cali
fornia horse racing calendar to-
day as Bay Meadows opens its Al
day fall meeting.
The fall meeting in northen Cali
fornia is the traditional sendoff
for the states racing circuit, Stake
and handicap horses have been
rested while the workaday platers
campaigned state and county fairs.
Stables migrate west for the WIN
ter from the eastern and mid
western tracks. The tWo-year- -olds
will be stretching out to a mile
and a mile and one sixteenth to
determine which will be able to
stick it out in the derby distances
next May.
Bay Meadows enters the new
season with a record offering OF
S330,000 in purses and the first
daily double totalizator in the
United States The new tote board
which can figure IA betting COM
binations instantly, was imported
from Australia.
The track has removed its old
judges stand, which provided the
stewards with a dandy view of the
finishes, and the spectators with a
dandy view Of the stewards. The
Judges have been parked up or
the roof of the grandstand, alon[
with the photo-finish camera anc
the track announcer.