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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-08-15

daughter, Joann, and Miss Adeline
Kortenbusch were Sunday dinner
guests at the home Of Mrs. Henry
Tieman, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brehm, of st.
Paul, were supper guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Irwin Tank Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Tank spent
Monday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Karsten.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-08-15

GUERNSEYS-C. w. Rambok, 8.
BROWN SWISS-Clarence Sell
ensky, 5 cows; Bentfield Bros, 8;
Art Bartholomew, 1; F. p. Min
nette, 6; Andrew Beste, 3.
Tester, Erwin J. 1mdieke, Bel
grade, Mimi, August z, 1910.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1940-08-15
Thursday, August Is, 1910

American liberty and freedom, this
proposal Is implicit with the spirit
Of true Amercanism."
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-05
HOUSING RENTALS
WORK ADVANCING
HAC0W Reports II More
Families To Move In Al
New Brooklyn Homes

The October meeting of the
Housing Authority of the City of
Wilmington was held Thursday
night in the HACOW Offices, with
little other than routine business
being transacted.
H. R. Emory, executive direc-
tor of HACOW, reported that to
date at New Brooklyn homes there
are 1874 units occupied, 40 leases
signed, 1876 applications approved
and 405 applications received.
This compares with "a units &C.
cupied, SO leases signed, 125 appli-
cations approved and $50 applica-
tons received as of Aug. 81.
He also reported that on a per-
centage basis the larger units at
New Brooklyn homes are filling
faster than the smaller units.
There are, however, only % units
of 5 IL rooms, while there are ia
units of 4 IL rooms and 104 units
Of 3 IL rooms. Of the S IL room
units % per cent are filled; of the
4 IL room units, 81 per cent are
filled; and of the 3 IL room units
only "a per cent are filled, he re-
ported.
In the past IL days, he said, rs
families have been moved into
units at New Brooklyn homes, he
said, and it is planned to move IL
more families in soon.
At Charles T. Nesbitt courts, he
said, through Thursday 289 appli-
cations had been received, of
which 228 were apparently eligi-
BILE. OF this latter number, he re-
ported, so have received final ap-
proval. No leases have been sign
ed yet for units in Charles T. Mes
bitt courts, he said. A total of 20
applications, he said, have been
placed on the deferred list, "a have
been held ineligible and seven have
been Withdrawn, he reported.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-05

Applicants for the u S. Marin.
Corps must be between Sc and u
inches in height.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-05
RECORDER HEARS
VARIETY DOCKET

Liquor cases claimed the atten-
ton of recorders court for the
majority of yesterdays session.
John Markiton, charged with two
counts of violating the liquor laws,
was given a total of 10 months on
the state highways. He noted a
ten day stay OF judgment.
Mary Monroe, TIC Walnut street,
charged with violating the liquor
law, was given 60 days on the
county farm.
Beamon Seymore, held on a SIM
liar charge, drew a mol pros when
he testified as a state witness.
John Brantley and Eddie Williams,
arrested on the same warrant with
Seymore, were found not guilty.
Lucille Walker, It's North Sixth
street, charged with a liquor count,
drew a continuance until Oct. 10
for judgment.
Naomi Mills, $40 Brunswick
street, was found not guilty of vio-
lating the liquor law.
Henry White, $40 Brunswick
street, held on a liquor count, was
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-05
CHURCH WORKERS
SCHOOL PLANNED
Methodist Churches Here
Unite In Sponsoring
Varied Courses

The Methodist churches OF vii
mington are uniting in bringing te
the city a Christian Workers
Training school, to which they In
wife all Christian workers, ano
those who desire to prepare to thai
end. Three highly competent teach
ers are being brought from Dur
ham and from Lakeland, Fla, to
lead this endeavor.
The Rev. Robert Bradshaw, TX
ecutive secretary Of the Board OF
Education of the North Carolina
Methodist conference, will head up
the school and will teach a course
of especial interest to youth and
their leaders. The subject of the
course will be: Senior Young
Peoples Department Administra-
ton"
Miss Alma Cade, of Wilmington
and Durham, will lead in a course
of interest to workers with chill
dren, the subject being: Teach
ing Children in the Church School,"
This course is for workers with
all children from beginners up to
where they enter the Young Peo-
pies division.
The churches are fortunate in
bringing a Floridian of proven ef-
fectiveness to direct the instruc-
ton for the adults. Fred T. Bar
nett, Of Lakeland, Florida, will
lead the course whose subject is:
1.-The Stewardship of Life" Bar
nett is recognized throughout the
church for his competence in this
field of service. Much of his time
is taken in such courses through
out the nation. It is hoped there
will be a large enrolment OF
adults in this course, especially the
stewards and other officers in the
churches. The course will bring a
challenge to all adult church peo-
pie to look upon the whole of life,
possessions, skill, abilities, as a
trust from God to be used in liv-
ing the Christ-like life.
This school will begin on the
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-05
Rally Day Scheduled
At Epworth Methodist

Sunday will be observed as Raj
ly Day at the Epworth Methodist
church, corner of Bladen and
North Fifth. At 10 o'clock there
will be a special session of the
Church School, with exercises and
songs by the boys and girls, and
the promotion of h e pupils.
Every member of a class is asked
to make an effort to be present,
and parents are also invited. AT
the services on Sunday there will
be the baptism of children and
others and the reception of new
members into the church.
Monday will mark the rally Of
the young peoples group, with a
social in the educational building
to which all over II years of age
are invited.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-05
See Your Doctor
IF QUICK ACTING
BAYER ASPIRIN .FAILSlT0
Relieve pain

Thousands have found that the
simple method pictured brings
amazingly fast relief from pain Of
headache, rheumatism and neural
gia-wheng genuine BAYER Aspirin
is used.
Try this way frst-then, if pain
keeps coming back, see your family
doctor. Let him find the cause and
give you treatment.
Genuine Bayer Aspirin gives
quick relief for two reasons-The
nature of the pain-relieving element
comprising Bayer Aspirin itself.
And because Bayer Tablets disinte-
crate in the stomach in few seconds
are ready to go to work. with
amazing speed.
Remember to ask for "Bayer
Aspirin"-not ~
Just for aspirin" /~
FULL DOZEN zse V@
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-05

given 80 days on the county farm.
Mary McKoy, 208 IL Cores
Row, arrested Thursday night when
ABC agents raided her house and
repeatedly found a half-gallon OF
non-taxpaid liquor and found an
other AZ half-gallon jars of illicit
liquor in an empty house at 0lo
North Seventh street, was given 81
days on the county farm.
Oscar A. Phillips, charged with
an assault on a female, was as
sessed the costs of court. !
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-05
Beach Chapel Plans
Services On Tuesday

The Rev. J. Leon Malone, rec
tor of st. Andrews Episcopal
church, Wrightsville Sound, an
nounced today that a service will
be held in the Little Chapel on the
Boardwalk, Wrightsville Beach. On
Tuesday night, October 8, at 7:3O
o'clock, and on each following
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-05

Tuesday of the winter months.
The Rev. Frederick A. TurnAr
pastor CT the Church of the Cool
Shepherd, will be in charge OF ,bs
Tuesday service. Following tSo
worship service, a meeting will ba
held to discuss heating the Church
and other matters related to III,
services.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-05
ABC Enforcement Unit
Reduced To Two Men

No replacement of Neil j. Cald-
err, recently appointed night jailer
by C. David Jonees, will be made
on the ABC enforcement force, w.
D. Macmillan. chairman of the
ABC board, said yesterday morn
I'VE are going to try for awhile
and see how we get along with two
Macmillan said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-05
%eMZ1uu
U REPORTER
Decision In the Strange Case of
"BLOOD AND WATER"
Continued from Page. Tenn

THE
Franklin Beeler, the father of
Robert Gill, his adopted son, was
declared by three courts to be the
lawful heir of his estate while John
Gill the natural father, was cut off
without a cent. The case was first
tried in the county court, affirmed
by the Circuit Court and finally
by the Supreme Court of Nebraska.
From the record, it seems that
the decisions of courts in other
states r not altogether harmonious
on the question: "Do adoption pro-
ceedings and decree. of adoption
deprive the natural father of the
right of inheritance from his son?''
The statutes on this interesting
subject vary greatly in the different
states, and the Nebraska courts
were without a safe guide to help
them to a Just decision. Their own
sense of justice had to prevail.
Said the court: "By the formal
act Of John Gill, the natural father,
he consented that another should
step into his place, and in legal
effect, became the lawful parent of
his child. By his own voluntary act,
this man Gill transferred from him
self to Franklin Beeler, the right of
parent to inherit from the adopted
child, Robert Beeler.
This is taken from a true case.
Reference of citation may be had by
sending a stamped, self-addressed
envelope to "Bela Lanan-Court
Reporter"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-05

A Memphis company has devel.
oped $50 chickens an hou-
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-05
Warlick Is Nominated
For Jacksonville Post

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-R-
President Roosevelt sent to the
senate today the nomination of
Robert c. Warlick to be postmas-
ter at Jacksonville, N. c. /
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-05

The Roman libra, which CORE
sponded to u pound, weighed 10
ounces, ID pennyweight, Is 81 of
grams.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-05

coming Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock, at Trinity Methodist church
on Market street. It will continue
through Friday night of next week.
Complete schedule as follows:
Sunday. October 6; 1920, Open
ing Worship Service; 3:20-4:10,
First Class period; 4:10-5, Second
Class period.
Monday through Friday: 7:30-
$40, First Class period; 8:20-8:4O,
Worship; 8:40-9:30, Second Class
period.
A Memphis company has devel-
La gaceta., 1940-12-27
LAS TROPAS RIEGAS
N DE NUEVO
UNA NUEVA
DEL ENEMTGO

Atenas. Grecia. die. 27.-Las
tropas griegas Sc apoderaron a.
yer de otra altura de gran valor
estrategico, al norte de China
ra, avanzan, aunque muy lenta-
mente, en- direction de Valcne.
I'll frio es muy intense y los
italianos sontinGan retirandose.
Oficiales italianos capturados
mamfes taron hey a Jos periods
tas extranjeros que Ell ndmero
de heridos en- la campaha, que
empez6 el % de octubre, pasa
va de $4,000. No quisieron los
oficiales calcular 81 nGmerc de
muertos. diciendo que IS de con-
subtraction.
La nOta Official habla de otra
derrota italiana en- el sector
ncrte y al noroeste de Chimara.
Las avanzadas griegas Sc en-
cuentran Q n millas Do Valona
La gaceta., 1940-12-27
UN OCASIONO
LA MUERTE A UN NINO
DE 10 AMOS

I'm niho de 10 amos, Henry
Strickland, de Ruskin, fue aver
derribado por un autom6vil, en-
la c%arretera %, cerca de Ruskia,
y recibi6 lesiones que lie pfodu-
eron la muerte,
Ell niho habla pedido unos f6s
foros, en- un cafe, y al cruzar
despues la carretera le atropell6
el coche gIiado por Cecil r.
Burnett, de q ahos. vecino de
Gillette. Burnett, segdn los tes-
tigos, no pudo evitar Ia desgra-
ella.
La madre, Sra. Strickland, per
do el conOcimiento al ser nOtifi-
cada y hubo neeesidad de some
terla al cuidado de IN m6dico.
Sobreviven al Unfortunate me-
nor, ademas de su madre, So pa
DIRE, un artista una hermana y
tres hsrTnelos,
La gaceta., 1940-12-27
Bombardeados los puertos LIE Hawe y Lorent
Darlan regres6 de una entrevista con Hitler
Toxic asegura que noes japones Ell barco
que ataco la isla Nauru

La aviaci6n inglesa atac6 hoy
a Burdeos, en- la Francia ocupa-
da por los nazis, y tambien al
gunos aerodromos, en- pleno dia.
I'm avi6n aleman dej6 caer bonn
bas, aver, en- la isla de Sheppey
~ los cahones nazis, los empla-
zados en- la costa francesa, en-
traron en- acci6n. Los disparos
hech0s contra Dover Sc efectua-
ron en- una periodic de dos hOras
~ media.
Tn avi6n de los naZis lego
a las cercanias de Lcndres, en-
horas de la mahana, pero las an
tiaereas le pusieron en- fugo.
La vigilanCia en- ell canal Sc
mantiene con gran eficiencia.
La gaceta., 1940-12-27

Londres, Die. 27.@Contra el
regimen de Franco en- Tanger,
dirigido por Ell corOnel Antonio
Yuste, crece la indignation de
los natives y de los paises PERU
dicados por la reciente actitud
de los fascistas espanoles. FL pa
sado lunes Ell consul general fran
ces rehus6 entregar, en- tono in
dignado, ell control Y direction
de Ia Aduana Francesa, afr
mando que no 10 haria sin ms
trucciones al efecto del Residen
te General Frances. FL consul in
giles ha hecho va varias protes-
tas y ell descontento entire los ha
bitantes crece por mCmentos.
Mas de 500 natives efectuaron
una manifestation, p~rotestando
de laesc asez de alimentos. EstOs
natives visitaron a las autorida-
des espaholas. Las filas sc alar-
gan diariamente en- las puertas
de las panaderias. Sc siguen dis
tribuyendo hojas en- las cuales
sc urge respeto para Ell Coran,
pero que no Sc cream las prone
sas de Franco.
I'm representante del Sultan
de Marruecos, 81 Mendoub de
Tanger, visit6 al coronel Yuste.
NADIA Sc ha dicho o~ficialmente,
pero dicese pidi6 que la situa-
ci6n fuera aclarada.
Actuamente ell pan es semine-
gro y tiene un sabor agrio,
Grandes cantidades de hari-
ma, te, az6car y otros comesti =
bles han sido transportadas q
Ceuta y Tetuan. Tanger conti-
n1a perdiendo su aspecto inter-
nacional trOcandose en- una at
m6sfera de habitaci6n espahdla.
Franco sigue mandando trOpas
Y aviaci6n; pero &c desconoce
cual es su verdadera intenci6n,
Importantes ccnversaciones
sc sOstienen en- Madrid ertre el
embajador ingles, Sir Samuel
Hoare, y Ramon Serrano Suher,
ministro de Estado.
La gaceta., 1940-12-27
Piden 1863 prominentes ciudadanos que E.stados
Unidos realice sus mejores e~duerzos para
producer la derota de las potencias del Eje
DecIaraciones de los senadOres King y Holt

Washington, Die. 27-Un CRU
po de 169 prominenteS ciudada-
nos, entire ellos preSidenteS de
universidades, clerigos, escrito-
res, ETC., lie mand6 aver un tele-
grama al presidente Roosevelt
mostrandose de acuerdo con su
plan de alquilar o arrendar ar =
mamentos a la Gran Bretaha Y
dici6ndole que el pals debe reali-
Ear sus mayores esfuerzos para
colSeguir la derrota de las po-
tercias del Eje. "Los materiales
de gcerra Y la fuerza militar y
naval que ahora tenemos y los
Instruments que podemos pro
ducir son suficientes para hacer
segura Ia derrota de las pOten-
cias del Eje mientras Inglaterra
sc mantenga de pie y combatien
do. pero con una Ingalterra cal
da, no seran suficientes y no po-
dram ser aumentados 10 suficien
ties en- ell future para mantener a
distancia a todo ell mundo."
Comentando csc telegrama ell
senador King, de Utah, declare
La gaceta., 1940-12-27
LA CAIDA DEL PUERTO DE
BARDIA Els INMINENTE
Solo Sc aguardd la orden
del General WdwelL

Cairo, Egipto, Die. 27.-La
caida de Bardia es inminente
y en- los cfrculo smilitares Sc di-
ce que las tropas inglesas entra-
ran en- esa poblaci6n tan pronto
10 ordene el general Sir Archi-
bald p. Wawell, jefe de las ope-
r%aciones. Los cahones continuan
bombardeando. CalcGlase pasa
de 10000 hombres el total de los
scldadOs italianos ALI sitiados.
Para economizar vidas 81 ge-
neral ingles Sc decide por ell a.
sedio y la espera.
La aviaci6n inglesa atac6 las
bases de los aeroplanos fascis-
tas, en- el oeste, con el fin de e.
vitar les frecuentes ataques Dc
eStos. Nuevas e|scuadrillas per-
sigueo a los aviones italianos
que Sc presentan Y ofrecen com
bate.
Creese que la aviaci6n italia
ma tiene ahora un nuevo jefe, a
juzgar pc ria tactica que los pi-
lotos utilizan.
La gaceta., 1940-12-27
Una MANGA DE- ViENf0 1ERRI80 IA M|fAD DE- 8EjVCNI
INICIA Ell CIRCULO CUBA
NO UNA PA
RIA LOS DAMNIFICADOS DE
BEJUCAL

Ell executive de la sOciedad
Circulo Cubano, bajo la presi-
dencia de Paquito Garcia v &C
tuando ell secretario j. Fuen-
ties Rosa, acordo hoy iniciar
una cuestacion para las victi-
mas del desastre ocurrido en-
ell pueblo de Bejucal.
Hizo ell primer donativo, de
$50, la sociedad CircuIo Gu
bano y Ell segundo de 81, ell
Sr. Victoriano Manteiga.
Ell DIR. Julio Gavilla ha sido
Ell tercer donante, con $500.
La Junta DIRECTIVE ha sido
convocada para manana y
nombrara un comite para que
haga la cuestacion.
Las comisiones que Sc NOM
bre llevaran credenciales y en-
tregaran recibos por Ell dinero
que reciban.
Todss las personals que de-
seen hacerlo pueden mandar
sus donativos al Circulo O te-
lefonear, que sc pasara a re-
cogerlos.
Es una buena obra y noso-
tros pedimos ell concurso de
las personals generosas.
La gaceta., 1940-12-27
Hasta Ell mediodia de hoy Sc habian recogido
once cadaveres
Dos monjas f~iguran entire las victimas.
Batista inspeccionara hoy las ruinas

Sc han recibido va algunos do
natives en- metalico.
El presidente de la RepGblica,
Sr. Fulgencio Batista, visitara
a Bejucal en- la tarde de hoy. Sc
encuentra va EN- csc Fueblo ell mi
nistro de obras publicas. ingenie
TO Herrera Morat6.
Los ancianos que Sc hallaban
en- Ell Hospital de la Carload,
que principal a derrumbarSe,
fueron traSladadoS al Hospital
Calixto Garcia. Entire ellos sc
encuentran Francisco Vald6s
Isabel Cardenas y Genaro Pa
dram.
Entire los IL muertos figu-
ran Maria Gonzalez, Beatriz Ro
driguez, dos monjas. Roberto
Quintana, Myrta Gonzalez y An
gelina Perez.
FL cadaver de una nina fue
encontrado EN- los escombros, en-
en- la eSquina de las Gales 10 y
%. Ha sido tendido en- ell edifi-
clio de la colonia espanola.
Las GALES que mas sufrieron
los efectos devastadores de Ia
manga llevan los numeroE de
10, Is, 10, 8 y IL.
BotiquineS de urgencia han
ccmenzado a funcionar. Sc vie
ne ~inyectando suero antitetani-
co a los heridos.
Establecimiento SIDE la Haba-
ma anuncian ell envio de fraza-
das, ropas y zapatos.
Entire los heridos aparecen E.
lisa Fernandez, Adolfina Garcia
Rodriguez, Saturnino
Perdomo, Jcana Negrin, Ma
nuel Garcia, Ciriaco Herman
dez; varios miembros de la ia
Lamar Evelio Aloma, Ja-
vier Gutierrez, Rosa Ceijas, Ro-
Pineiro, Celia Ruiz RAJ
mon Lanes, G. Martinez, Rosa
Pelaez, p. Ravelo, Dolores Con
Juan Gonzalez, Clemente
Juana Colon, Crist6bal c.
Rivero, Candelaria Perez, Juan
Quesada, Antonio Ruiz, H. Co
mez, Francisco Valdes y otros.
La gaceta., 1940-12-27

Como nosotros tambien So
mos realistas en- polftica, pero
no a la ussnza totalitaria, esta-
mos de acuerdo con esos seho-
res que piden para I~nglsterra a.
yuda rapida y efectiva.
Todos convenimoS en- que la
causa del pueblo ingles es la eau
sa del pueblo americana; todoS
admitimos que las primeras trim
cheras son ahora las de Lon
dres, como aver 10 fueran las de
Espana; todos sabemos que la
Gran Bretana ha menester de
aviones, barcos de guerra, bar
cos mercantes, canones, arma-
mentos; todos estamos persua-
didos de que la derrota inglesa
abrira ell canine para que los to-
talitarios "se metan con noso-
tros''... luego 10 inteligente es a.
yudarlos ahora, con TODOS los
recursos disponibles, de modO
que manana no tengamos que
lamentar nuestra apatia y de-
cir: Que estGpidos fuimos.
La gaceta., 1940-12-27
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Concentration de tropas. - CatastrOfe en- Be-
jucal. - Realistas en- ~politica. - Vol Organiza
-Petici6n de datos. Desmenite Ia Tass. -
NeutraIidad y No-Beligerancia.

Russia concentra tropas en- Ia
frontera de Rumania. Alemania
concentra centenares de miles
de soldadcs en- ell territorio ru-
mano.
Stain desconfia de Hitler y
Adolfo "calladamente" descon-
fla de Jose.
Alguien supone, sin embargo,
que sc trata de una nueva ccm-
binaci6n "oportunista" para re-
partirse TODD ell territorio ruma-
no.
Ahora bien, pero tampOco es
possible negar que Stain teme a
su vecino, en- eScala mayor.
lPodra Russia mantener su
neutralidad, la neutralidad que
tanto pregonan, cen gritos de
paz a TODD trance, sus partida-
rios de EStados UnidoS y otros
paises?
La gaceta., 1940-12-27
NOMBRAD0 Ell DR.. PATE
MEDICO DEL CONDADO

En- una reunion celebrada a.
noche los cOmisionados del con-
dado acordaron nombrar direc-
tor medicO del condado al DR.. j.
C. Pate, quien sustituira al DR..
Adamo, un teniente coronel, Ha-
a prestar servicio por el
ejercito.
Ell nombramiento Sc hara Off
cialmente Ell dia z de enero.
Tiene csc puesto un sueldo dc
5000 anuales. BESIDE hace Is a.
nos Ell DR.. Pate ejerce su profe-
sion en- Tampa.
Cuando Ell DIR. Adamo regre-
Sc del ejercito, Sc lie devoRera
su puestO.
La gaceta., 1940-12-27

Datos que ha pedido ell repre-
s~entante republican, Engel, de
Michigan al secretario Morgen'
thau.
Cuantos aeroplanoS de COM
bate Sc fabricaron durante los
meses de septiemlbre, loctubrel
noviembre y los dfas transcurri-
dos de diciembre Ell mdmero de
esos aparatos e~ntregados al ejer
cito de los EStados UnidoS. e.
n1mero de aeroplanOS entrega-
dos al gobierno ingles.
les hombre de confianza el
Sr. Engel? JQuiere esa infor-
maci6n para publicarla y que Sc
entere Hitler?
itEsos que piden completa pu-
blicidad sobre los armamentos,
quiza piensan en- informar al
pueblo americana; pero datos
de eSa naturaleza serian de un
inestimsble valor para Hitler y
Mussolini.
La gaceta., 1940-12-27

que debe darse toda la ayuda po-
sible a Ingalterra, Grecia y Chi
ma. "Es imperative ell hacerlo."
Ell senador Holt, de Virginia,
que cesara en- enero, calific6 q
los firmantes del telegrama CO.
mo predicadores de la guerra,
muchos de les cualeS, segun ase-
gura, tienen interes financierc'
en- la continuation del conflicto.
Los firmantes ofrecen su com
pleto apoyo al plan del presiden
tie Roosevelt y solicitan de 81 que
lie liable al pals con entera cla-
ridad y mencione las probabili-
dades de fracaso de Inglaterra y
las consecuencias que tai even
tualidad pudiera tener para Els
tados UnidoS.
Lewis w. Douglas, presidente
de la Mutual Life Insurance y
ex-director del presupuesto, adj
miti6 en- New York que el es u
no de los proponentes de la idea
telegrafiada al p~residente Roo
Sevelt.
La gaceta., 1940-12-27

Londres, Die. 27.-La avia-
ci6n inglesa dej6 caer una YER
dadera lluvia de bOmbas en- el
puerto frances de lie Havre, do
minado per los nazis y atac6
tambi6n la base de submarines
en- Lorient.
BESIDE Francia comunican
que Ell almirante Jean Darlan
ha regresado a Vichy luego de
una conferencia con Hitler. Oar
ian inform6 al "Fuehrer" de los
motivos que hacen impossible ell
rctorno de Pierre Laval al gabi-
nete y le do seguridad en- Guam
to a Ia collaboration ofrecida por
el mariscal Petain.
Reina hoy el NAL tempo EN-
el Canal Y muy pocos aviones
despegaron. Toxic dice que no
es japones el barco que atac6 Ia
isla Nauru, en- Australia. Sup6-
nese que es un buque pirata de
lOs nazis.
ri nal tempo dificulta en- Al
bania el avance de las tropas
griegas.
Hoy sc dieron en- Londres Sc
males dc alamna de ayiaci6n, pc
70 no sc sabe que hayan caido
bomhas en- Ia ctudad.
La gaceta., 1940-12-27

La agencia ruSa Tass desnien
tie una noticia dada en- este pats
sobre cue Russia envia materia-
les de guerra a China, por Vladi
vOstock.
Aceptamos tOdos la negative
pero siempre que la verdad sea
10 que comunicara I'm cores
ponsal americana agregado al
ejercito chino.
mo dicen los comunistas de
por AGA que la causa del pueblo
chino es muy justa?
Luego 81 es muy justa, y en-
este punto convenimos con ellos,
ayudar a China es predicar con
Ell ejemplo.
La victoria de Chang Deepen
de tambien, como la de Inglate-
ira, de la ayuda que Sc pueda
dar a la Rep1blica agredida por
ell salvajismo nippon.