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Evening star., 1940-08-24
New York Cotton
BY tic Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 24-Cotton
futures fuctuated narrowly today,
responding to small orders either
way, and closed l to points higher.
Domestic mill price fixing and
less aggressive foreign selling made
for underlying steadiness and offset
moderate hedging against domestic
growths on the upturn.
The range follows:
Evening star., 1940-08-24
Production Of Ethyl
Alcohol Is Boosted
BY the Associated Press.

HSoUNIdItV
July production of ethyl alcohol is
reported by the Treasury at 22,457.-
040 proof gallons, compared with
17.643,e $50 in the similar month last
year.
Evening star., 1940-08-24
AustruIion Climate

Australia's climate is so pleasant
throughout the year that it is only
on the highest mountains that snow
falls.
Evening star., 1940-08-24
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Aug 24-Dividends de-
clared tprepared by Fitch Publishing Coz:
Initial
Pc Stk of Pay
Rate riod record. able
Russeil RUS eli Msanufactu-ing :,5c = s-31 gle
Accumulated.
Int Silver 7ca pf - s. -- 9-16 1O-1
Regular.
BRIDGEPORT Gas 1t --50c 9 2-l3 $50
Central Paper loc u ll--o l~-~
Central Paper $780,
cum cY pf Stu - S-2O go
Central Paper 3'c-6't
De Lone Hk & Fre ST SO @ go 1o-II
Emporium Capwell 33c Q 10!
Girdler Corp -.--- &c = IN s-if
Lansing Co DC y s-l2 S-io
Tokheim Oil Tx g. P--25c @ S-3l Ola
Birds of feather flock together
courtesy and safety go hand in hand.
Evening star., 1940-08-24
Baltimore Stocks
Special DISPATCH to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE Aug. GA
Sales STOCKS High. Low. Close.
Consol Pow com ia ia ia
z NJ. Yer Wd Mills I.65 1.65 1.65
BONDS.
$4,000 BALTIC Tr deb As A 32ss 32ss 32ss
Perfect your own driving before
you knock the other drivers.
Evening star., 1940-08-24

In BANKRUPTCY or receivership or being
reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act. or
securities assumed by such companies.
Rates Of dividends IN the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on ths
last quarterly or semi-aAnual declars-
ton Unless otherwise noted, specia or
extra. dividends are not included Also
ezra or extras d Accumulated dividends
paid .as, year e Declared or paid SO
far this wear Payable in stock Paid
last wear h Cash or stock Accumu-
lated dividends paid or declared this year.
ur Under rule Wv With warrants Nv
Without warrants wsr Warrants.
Evening star., 1940-08-24

Bonds
BY private wire direct to The Star.

Approximate Transactions rodoy.
Evening star., 1940-08-24
vk E AS U Y.
NEW YORK CITY BONDS
EORElGN BONES.

3s 1850 .----- 95% 953s 8
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-24

improve on last years tie.
California Washington - California is
improving with each game, but they
drop this one.
California Tech LaVerne-Tech come
through.
Carnegie Tech Case-Tech is sup
posed to be badly crippled for this
game. If all the stories are true,
Case can win, but we're betting on
the plucky plaid.
Catawba Guilford - Guilford goes
down by 20 points.
Catholic w. Va. Wes Catholic
should pull this one out of the fire.
CCNY- -Susquenhanna-Maybe this is
the game CCNY is supposed to win
but we can't bet on them.
Cincinnati-Dayton-Dayton continues
to play good ball.
Clemson So. Carolina-The Tigers
of Clemson shouldn't have any
trouble here
Colgate Mississippi College - The
Raiders gallop again.
Colorado Wyoming Wyoming is
roped again.
Columbia Syracuse Lou Little will
need all his stuff to get over Syra-
cuse, but he does it.
Cornell Ohio State Slashed and
butfeted by two good football teams
and the press and fans Of the
country, the Scarlet and Grey of
Ohio State has been fading some
what. Most of the angry yells
started after last years Cornell
game. If ever a team could get
worked up to a frenzy, if the play
ers have any stuff on the inside at
all, it should show in this contest
and the hunch is on Ohio to win in
spite of Show No Mercy.
Creighton San Francisco-Creightor
has one Of those teams that just will
not be catalogued. They were ul
last week so they go down this Sun.
day.
Dartmouth Harvard - Being made uI
mostly of sophs, Dartmouth is bounC
to improve with every game. Johnny
Harvard, playing at home will be
favored, however.
Davis & Elkins = Morris Harvey -
DE goes to town.
Denver Utah--Denver looks to be q
point too good.
Detroit Villanova Smarting under
last weeks defeat, Villanova will be
too hard to take.
Drake St. Louis - Drake can take
this one if the team came away
from Annapolis without too many
injuries.
Duke Wake Forest OF all the
games on the schedule, this is the
one Wake Forest wants. Mark uI
| an upset in favor of the Foresters.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-24
Teachers Union Stdrts
Organizing Campaign

Chicago, Ill.-Plans for an organiz-
ing campaign nationwide in scope
among the public school teachers of
the nation were formulated at joint
meeting of a committee Of the AM
erican Federation of Teachers Execu-
tive Council with committee of the
American Federation Of Labor ap-
pointed by President Green, consist
ing of Matthew Woll, John P. Frey
and Elmer Z. Milliman. The Teach
ers' Federation was represented by
President George S. Counts, Secre-
tary Irwin r. Kuenzil and Vice Presi-
dents John d. Connors, Arthur Elder
and Mark Starr
The general purpose of the cam
paign will be to organize the teachers
as first line of defense for Ameri-
can democracy in accordance with the
recommendation made by President
Green at the Buffalo convention OF
the A. F. of T., extending rather thar
curtailing educational facilities. State
Federations of Labor and City Central
Bodies will cooperate in the campaign
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-24
Better Conditions
Call No. HPotters
Lack Of Improved Working
Conditions Force Many
To Move On

Warrington, w. Va-This is to let
the trade know that Local Union No.
II is still very active in spite of the
fact that we are losing several of our
faithful members. We have noticed
that the lack of improvement in shop
conditions has started a few more of
our members to new places of en-
ployment
Local No. n casters have been pre-
sented with a new shop foreman. We
are slightly inclined to wonedr how
our old casters will feel when they
start receiving instructions from one
who has had so little experience in
their line Of work. But let's wish
both parties the best Of luck for this
isn't their first experience with that
kind Of deal. We also have fore
man in the wash down department
who attempted to make the ware and
made a complete failure Of the job.
He is now holding the position Of
shop foreman or Inspector. We some
times think this might be reason
enough for our boys to want to seek
another shop whenever possible
Some Of the workmen have had con-
siderable trouble with "B" grade ware
and we have been informed that each
piece Of this kind of ware has been
written down against us to be pre-
sented to our employer, but our fore
man failed to tell us whether or not
he has told our employer of condi-
tions existing in the shop that might
be the answer for the "B" grade ware.
One Of the many things was the very
bad leaks in the roof which not only
made bad working conditions for our
men, but has cost our employer plenty
in loss of ware and perhaps might be
another cause for having to replace
vacant benches with new and inexperi-
enced men.
We have heard that one of our fore
men was rather disturbed for fear
some of the boys who left us would
not be capable Of holding their new
positions. We wonder if the worries
shouldn't be little closer to our own
shop.
We hope each member will try to
be present at every meeting. The
presence of our brothers make US that
much stronger.-O. G. II.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-24
WHEN IN D0UBT-PUNT
DR.. c. MORTIMER cRUMBLY-

No changes were made on the foot
ball map last Saturday when most all
of the big games went as expected.
Cornell, Penn, Boston College and
Fordham still rule the east with an
iron hand while the midwest matches
these four with Minnesota, Michigan,
Northwestern and Notre Dame. In the
south, Tennessee and Clemson are tops
for the time being at least. Southwest,
we see Texas Aggies, Texas and
SMU not far behind. On the coast,
Southern Cal has yet to be defeated
and yet to get started right. Stanford
is tops, but hardly figures to hold on
at the next curve.
Probably the outstanding features
of the past weekend were the two
20 games and like number that
ended 2727.
While "a games were on the chart
last week, one of these must be thrown
away. Bradley Tech didn't play
Michigan State, so that one is out.
Five games ended in stalemates, while
II others were going wrong, leaving
CT right. The seasons average now
stands at .821.
It's all in fun:
Akron Baldwin -Wallace-B-W should
get going again here.
Albright West Chester - Albright
makes up for last week
American International Lowell Tech.
Sold to American.
Amherst Wesleyan-Amherst to build
up score.
Arizona Oklahoma A. & Mas
neat a game as you will find with
Arizona going down to defeat.
Arkansas Mississippi - OF Miss
hasn't fooled US yet, SO we stick
right with them.
Army-Lafayette The Cadets will
have tough time here They just
win and that's all.
Auburn Georgia Tech-Playing no
games at home, Auburn usually
cracks about this time of year. They
cracked last week against SMU
They stay cracked for another week
Bates Main-Even steven with Maine
one point favorite.
Baylor Texas A. q M-The Aggies
wouldn't be upset last week as we
predicted The Baylor boys are not
quite strong enough to do it this
week.
Boston College st. Anselm-Name
the score and you can have it. b. c.
has a great club.
Bowdoin-Colby - Our moneys on
Colby.
Brown Holy Cross About two
touchdowns for the Crusaders
Buffalo Conn.-lf that's the Conn. we
think it is Buffalo drops another.
Butler Washington Butler should
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-24
Minerva WillHeur
Hon. Earl r. Lewis
Free Trade Foe To Address
Local Union 70 Members
And Friends

Minerva, Ohio.-Congressman Earl
Lewis who has repeatedly fought the
Trade Treaties for potters will be in
Minerva, Friday, October 25, 8 p. m.
to address the membership Of Local
Union No. 70 and interested parties.
His topic will be the activity of the
Buy American and the Japanese i'm
port situation as it confronts us today,
also what the ultimate result the end
ing of this present war will have on
economic America.
Mr.. Lewis is we'll versed on his
subject and will bring to us message
that is indeed vital to every Ceramic
worker. Please come out to hear Mr..
Lewis address and inform all the men,
bership, the local meeting will open
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-24

party line" boys are all gloomed
up by the fact that Warren Madden
is definitely out of the picture. It's one
boss trade John l.. wasn't able to put
across-and he won't support Roose-
velt, either. Best bet now for the
Madden job-after election-is Prof.
Harry A. Mills of University of Chi
capO
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-24

Learners, apprentices and handi-
capped workers may be employed for
less than 80 cents an hour if special
certificates have been issued to their
employers by the Wage and Hour
Division, U. S. Department of Labor.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-24
Continuous Show SUNDAY
Hillnun Union Strike
Delays Defense Contract

Linden, N. IA walkout at the
Allied Clothing Plant by the Amalga-
mated Clothing Workers &C. |. o.,
whose head is Sidney Hillman, ma
tional defense commissioner, tied up
production Of $500 overcoats for the
United States Army a War Depart
ment contract.
Jerome Hilton, plant manager, said
that his company had contract with
the United Garment Workers CA. F..
L.) for the past 20 years and that the
walkout of a minority of the $50 en-
ployes was the result of a "juris-
dictional strike" by the c. |. O. union.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-24

Demand the Union Label when your
purchase that new suit
promptly at six thirty o'clock, so that
the hour of adjournment will not ex-
ceed eight o'clock. The local meeting
is important SO please try to attend.
% T. 70
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-24

diagram leading
college coaches Canand Rs Cities Service Football Guide
INCEPTION tackle he then either blocks
end The
blocks No. the side
fool tackle double
opponents defensive weak side tackle out
fullback sets
occasions. left end having the
An difficult block he either takes
pending he reacts the
ing the ball the No 4 play
though accordingly.
found this style OF attack
end the
La gaceta., 1940-09-28
LA FIESTA DE MANANA EN-.
EL CENTRIC ASDURIANO
UNAS PALABRAS DE
BUENA

Haoe jocos dias dijimoS que
la colonia latina celebra un ex-
ceSivo numero de fiestas, conSi-
derando la fuerza economical de
las persOnas que la inbegran; pc
70 dijimos tambien que estima-
mos cast sagradas, por la labor
que realizan, las fiestas organi-
zadas por las principales socie-
dades mutualistas de Tampa.
Manana, una de nuestraS mas
antiques y prestigiosas sOcfe-
dades, ell Centre Asturiano, e.
fectuara Ell su hermoso edificio
de la avenida de Nebraska, con
La simpatia de todos, un Picnic.
No eS una fiesta de lucro para
unos cuantoS ciudadanos, es una
fiesta que tiene la s6lida base
del amor al pr6jimQ; es una flies
ia altTuista, de alcance genera
SOS y muy humanoS.
Los socios y sus amigos al
mOrzaran maiana en- ell Centre
y deSpues bailaran hasta las 8
o la 50 de la noche.
Daran ellos rienda suelta a su
algeria, por cuantO saben qud
TODD ell rendimiento, desconta-
dos los gastos indiSpensables,
sera entregado a la incansable
Secci6n de Propaganda.
IQue hara con Ell dinero de
la fiesta la Section de Propagan
da?
Pues la Secci6n ira a buscar
al sOcio enfermo Y lie ayudara a
abonar suS recibos de quota, 81
carece de recursos; ira a buscar
al sociO sin trabajo y evitara
que pierda sus derechos, ayu-
dandole con ell dinero producto
de lafiesta.
les una labor fecunda Y dig
ma de les sentimientos humanita
rios de la colonia latina y de la
sociedad asturiana!
ApOrte su concurso Y recuer-
de la Erase imperecedera: hoy
por ellOs y manana por nosO-
tros.
La gaceta., 1940-09-28
Los penodicos espaholes reiteran su regocijo


no tienen d6lares no pueden
comprarla. FL precio es de 40.
cetavos ell litro.
Uno de los viajeros obtuvo
30 ltros de gasolina de contra
bando; pero tuvo que pagan
pOr ella 2S1 p~esetas o sea o.
81 d6lares. Los caminos son re
parados a toda prisa, pero mu
eho queda por hacer.
81 Espaha toma parte en- la
guerra, los resultados fatales
seran definitivos.
Muchos e%spaholes dicen que
Hitler quiere matarde hambre
a Espaha para dar a los ale
names mas espacio bajo ell sol.
Los despachos de Gibraltar
revelan que los preparativos
militares aumentan ALI. Sc
han heeho va invisibles los ca
'hones de la parte de Espaha.
FL paso de tanques desde Es-
paha, como Sc ha dicho en- ell
'extranjero, es impossible.
La gaceta., 1940-09-28
ST ell Eje derrota a Inglaterra nos veremos
amenazados en- dos Oceanos

Washington, Sep. 2s.-Di-
Cese que en- case de necesidad
ell gobierno utilizara en- las in
dustrias de guerra a los j6ve-
mes que sean reclutados para
ell servicio militar obligatorio.
Esto Sc hara sin perjudicar
los derechos de los trabajado-
res y las colectividades obre :
ras.
Las exportaciones a Ingla-
terra seran aumentadas y ase-
gdrase que veintenas de "for-
talezas aereas" Sc mandarin
dentro de pocos dfas. Tam
bien Sc propone ell gobierno
darle ayuda a China, en- for
ma de materiales. Los altos
funcionarios soStienen ell cri-
terio de que ell Jap6n Sc ha u
nido a grandes riesgos sin que
tenga a la vista positivos be-
neficios.
Cast todos los diarios de la
naei6n, en- extensos editoriales
piden al gobierno que manten
ga una actitud energica, no de
''-aPaciguemiento' o temores.
Algunos peri6dicos, sin embar
go, entire ellos ell Chicago Tri
bune, han tratado de hacer
"politiquilla" despreciable
en- contra del presidente Roo
Soviet. Otro de los peri6dicos
contrarios a la Inca de con-
Quota del gobierno 10 es ell
''pro-nazi" San Luis Post Dis
patch.
Notables comentaristas d.
jeron anoche por la Radio
que ell pals debe aceptar Guam
to antes la base que Inglate-
ira lie ha ofrecido en- Singapo-
re Y al mismo tempo entrar
en- negociaciones con Austria
liza y Nueva Zelandia. Algu-
nos opinaron que ESQ debi6
La gaceta., 1940-09-28
Ell Gran Jurado lie "canta las cuarenta"
a las autoridades de la ciudad ell condado
Nuevas e impOrtantes recOmendaciOnes

FL Gran Jurado del condado
presidido por Ell Sr. Frost, que
muy pronto sera sustituido por
otro, present6 aver un interesan
to iforme al juez Parks, de la
Corte del Circuito.
Acusa Ell alto cuerpo a Las au-
.toridades del condado y la ciu :
dad de cooperar con ell juego pro
.hibido y al mismo tempo PRO
tegerp a una compahia encarga-
|da de vender y alquilar aparatOs
de mGsica. Cita Ell Jurado un ca
so de Plant City, dopde un ne
gro vendedor de bolita no lie pa
Ig6 un premio a otrO negro, ro-
bandolo y ademas le mat6. Nj Ell
condestable de ese lugar nj ell
sheriff nj sus diputados investi-
garon ell case. Sc menciona el ca
80 de r. M. Morgan, de Plant Ci
ty, que hace pocos dias desapa-
reci6 con $3.50 que no lie perte-
necian, y Sc sabe que perdi6 el
dinero en- las casas de iuego de
Tampa, donde el Infeliz que cae
sale "desplumado."
Las casas de juego 0 garitos
funcionan abiertamente porque
sus duehos saben que no seran
molestados por las autoridades.
FL Gran Jurado ha entregado
al fiscal del Condado, jose E.
Williams, las evidencias recOg-
das en- q Lucky Shop, dOade
La gaceta., 1940-09-28

Lisboa, sep. 28.-Los peri6di-
cos de Espaha, segln las noti-
cias recogidas aqui, %reiteran.
hoy su regocijo con motive de ia
alianza tripartita entire Italia,
Alemania y el Jap6n. Todo in
dica que Espaha Sc pondra de
parte de los tOtalitariOs, y abier-
tamenteen contra de la Gran
Bretaha, la semana que viene.
Viajeros que llagan de Espa-
ma dicen que la peninsula es aho
ra ell pals de la tristeza. "Jamas
ha sido mas infeliz un pals neu
trai"-dijo uno de los viajeros.
La propaganda alemana pare
&c ser la mayor industrial del
pals. Els impossible en- Madrid
comprar peri6dicOs de los Esta-
dos Unidos o de I~nglaterra pc
70 alemanes los hay en- album
dancia.
Consiste la mayor diflcultad
del pals en- la escasez de alimen-
.tOs. Fl pan, aun despues de ha-
Der probable el pan adulterado
de Francia, es incomible. La car
ne de TODD tiene, menOs de fires
ca. En- Madrid y Badajoz hay
abundancia de pescado; pero
en- las tiendas no hay NADIA que
Las filas de personals
parecen interminables en- las
-erniccriGs. En- Madrid Y Zara-
.goza sc encuentra carne, pero el
precio es prohibitiyO para la
mayoria de Las personals.
Debiles, hambrientos. muchOs
hombres y mujeres Sc han cal
do en- las Gales.
La gasoline continGa siendo
un problema. FL pagO por ella
Sc exige en- d6lares, Los que
La gaceta., 1940-09-28
HABLA DE UN
FRENTE UNDO II
WILKIE Y ROOSEVELT

New York, sep. 28.-En un
hiscurso pronuDciado On estas
ciudad, Earl Browder, el candi-
datO comunista a la presidencia,
Luego de DIR el testimonio EN-
y Wendell Wilkie han tornado
un frente Gnico hacia la militia
rizaci6n y la guerra.
mi particle y 20 venlmos len
do perseguidOs porque nos opo-
nemos a Ia guerra. I'm esfuerZo
sc hace para privarnos dc los de
rechos poiiticos y electorasef
William 2. Foster present6 a
Browder como IN gran america
no y un coTajudo cGnpe6D de la
paz, sl trabajqy la seguridad pa
.ra 81 pueblo de America,
La gaceta., 1940-09-28
AsegGrase uqe Italia lie ha Aecho nuevas
. .importantes peticiones al gobireno de Vichy
Creese que ell gobierno de Churchill reabrira
inmediatamnete la carretera de Burma.
Estimase que es una amenaza parcel Soviet
la ~alianza O pacto tripartita

Londres. Sept. 28.-Asegd-
rase que Italia lie ha hecho a
Francia las siguientes peticio
mes: desmovilizaci6n de las
fuerzas francesas en- Siria y ell
Llbano, incluyendo la famosa
Legion Extranjera; m%anteni-
.mieto de una adecuada fuer-
"a armada de seguridad en- 81
ria Y ell Libano, Palestine Y O.
tros lugares; repatriation de
las fuerzas armadas que sean
desmovilizadas; entrega a TIA
liza de todos los aer6dromos y
bases navales y militares; re-
patriaci6n de los oficialeS fran
ceses hostiles a Alemania e
Italia; aceptaci6n de una CO.
mission italiana para controlar
la administrator Y la censu-
ra; adopci6n de medidas pa
ra impedir tomar acci6n a per
sinas hostiles a Italia y Alema
MIA; prohibici6n die los Wiaies
entire Siria y ell Libano; prohi-
bici6n de la venta de la prem
sa arabe y un bando contra
las estaciones de radio; con-
troll pOr Italia de la produc-
ci6n.
Las tropas japonesas CONT
nIan avanzando en- la Indo
CHA. Paul Boudoin, ell minis
tro de Estado frances, declare
en- Vichy que ell c~onflicto en-
tire Francia Y ell Jap6n Sc ha
CermlnaOO.
Viene circulando ell rumor,
recogido en- Shanghai, China,
de que ell Jap6n Sc propone in
vadir inmediatamete las In
dias Orientales Holandesas. En-
Toxic Sc ha dicho que ell nue.
vo pacto tripartita firmado en-
Berlin tiene clausulas secre-
tas.
En- horas de la noche de a.
yer y en- la mahana de hoy a
taco de nuevo la aviaci6n ma
ri. Aver fueron derribados
1870 aviones alemanes Y 81 in
gleses; pero Is 6 16 de los pi-
lotos britanicos Sc salvaron.
La Radio alemana anuncia
que Sc han verificado bombar
La gaceta., 1940-09-28
LA ORDENAN-
IA DE LOS RELOJES DEL


Ell comite de Gales do aver su
aprobaci6n q una ordenanza
que autoriza la instalaci6n de
relojes del transito en- las prin-
cipales Gales de Tampa; pero
no TONIC en- cuenta un plan pro
.puesto por la comisi6n de zoni-
.ficaci6n. La Camara de Conner
.cio lie pidi6 al comite que apro-
.bara 10 recomendado pOr la Coz
mission. Present6 una moci6n en-
ese sentido Ell Sr. Crosby, pero
no fue secundada.
Sc aplaz6 Ell debate sObre con-
csder an permiso a Ia Canada
Dry para estabscer una fabrtca
de embOtellar en- Ell Bayshore
Boulevard. Motive el aplaza-
miento la ausenoia de Ia ciudad
del Sr. George Howell, director
de esa eompahia. Componen el
comite los Sres. D'Arpa, McMi-
chael, Rosenthal y Cannella, que
10 preside,
La gaceta., 1940-09-28

IQue persigue Hitler con su
nueva alianza, realizada tam
bien a espaldas de la Russia So
Wet?
Won R~ibbentrop, I'm exvende :
dor de "menjurjes" alemanes,
sac6 de su caletre la idea dA
pacto tripartita totalitario, apa :
rentemente con estas intencio-
mes:
ColocSr al Japon EN- contra de
los Estados Unidos, definitiva-
mente, y de este mOdo agitar a
los americanos 'fapacig uantes''
para que Sc merme Ell envio a
Inglaterra de aviones, artilleria
v material de guerra; atemori-
gar a los "apaciguantes'' ameri-
canOs con la perspectiva de una
guerra en- Ell Pacffico, sin la ayu-
da de la escuadra ingesa dar a
entender a Russia que 81 no Sc
porta bien, en- case de guerra Sc
vera cogida entire Alemania, que
atacara en- Europa, y ell Jap6n
que atacara en- la Siberia; pro-
curar que EStados Unidos "se
enferme de los nervios'' y des-
Guide la cauSa de la democracia,
en- Europa, por el tenor de YER
Sc agredida por los japoneJss
en- Ell Pacifico; alejar a Russia de
un possible "entendimiento" con
~Inglaterra y Estados Unidos, ba
jo Ell tenor de una doble inva-
sion; incitar a los japoneses a
barrer del Extreme Oriente a
In~glaterra y despues hacer 10
mismO con los intereses nortea-
mericanOs; cOlaborar con los nj
pones para que logren destruir
a Chang Kai Shek y despu@s
wuelven sus ojos a Australia, de
mOdo que este dominic BRITAIN
co no pueda seguir ayudando a
Ia 'madre patria'...
Pero las maniobras de Hitler
kran conocidas en- Washington,
10 mismo que en- LOndres, y el
resultado, que era esperado, no
produjo sorpresa.
La nueva ALBANIA de las bes-
tias totalitarias no hara perder
y sueno a los estadistas ame-i-
amos.