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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-21
DR.. Lubin Sees Prosperity As
Result Of Defense Activities
m the econnlic

argue so hopefully from the econmic
angle.
1t was shortly before the last
World War. l was 4 correspondent;
in London. 1t was obvious that a
clash was imminent between Britain
and Germany Winston Churchill al
ready was prominent in John Bulls
government. He was clamorouS for
faster British Warship building.
I'm perfectly aware" he said in
an interview l obtained, that a war
ship hasn't a bit Of economic value.
But it's insurance. Insurance prem
iums are simply money out Of pocket
of your place doesn't burn down.
but, if it does, the insurance money
saves you from ruin. A battle craft
= worthless as an investment, but
it's invaluable as protection"
How 1t Works.
It's like this:
l used to be an editor in town
where stick-ups were rampant. J
had to get to work in the middle
of the night. At that hour the high
waymen were all over everywhere.
From the point where | got off my
street car to my office was about
a block and a half, right where the
thugs were thickest
So l provided myself with a As
calibre automatic. Getting off my
car, I'd go into Tom ConWay's sa-
loon, much patronized by the stick
upgentry. Calling for drink, I'd
lay my gun on the bar while l con-
sumed my refreshment. After that
I'd carry my shooting-iron in my
hand the rest of the way. l never
was molested, and I thanked the
gun for it, but l never considered
that that gun paid me any actual
dividends.
AS To Armaments.
It's similar with national arma-
ments.
Countries may have to have 'em
but they're of no intrinsic economic
worth. The toll that's devoted 70
building them is as much wasted
as leaf-ra5ing. At least that's what
economists once said.
DR.. Lubin's theory is, though, that
We'll get a wonderful period of pros
perity out of our defensive program.
Doubtless we will get a boom, but
we may get mean economic re-
action later.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-21
Peace Plea
Is Adopted

Durham, Sept. 21.-Representa-
tives of eleven Protestant denomina-
tons, meeting in annual session Of
the North Carolina Council Of
Churches in brownsville, September
II, laid aside all routine business
in order to make, as the first con-
sideration of the day, plea for
world brotherhood, justice and peace.
This assembly body, in its general
business session, paused to recognize
the sufferings Of humanity and the
needs of the world today. The fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
"In view Of the critical world 81
tuation which confronts us, with its
accompaniment Of devastated homes,
thwarted lives, and widespread fear,
the North Carolina Council of
Churches, meeting in annual session
at brownsville, September II, 1910,
hereby reaffirms its dedication to
the cause of world brotherhood, JUS
tice and peace.
furthermore, in the name of the
Prince of Peace, we would call upon
all men of good will to join with us
in this reaffirmation and to devote
themselves to the relief Of the suf-
fering and the homeless, to the re-
kindling of hope and faith, and to
the recreation of peace in a war;
torn world.
Second, we recommend that all
Christian bodies set apart a suitable
period in their respective annual
meetings for the prayerful and
thoughtful consideration of this ur-
gent appeal"
The Council of Churches meeting
in all-day annual session, reelected
las its president, DR.. w. A. Stanbury
Asheville, pastor of Central Meth
odist church of Asheville. Other Of
ficers chosen to lead this inter-
UNCONVENTIONAL organization through
its coming year were: First vice
president, Bishop Edwin A. Penick,
Raleigh; second vice-president, Dr.
ii. R. Cunningham, Winston-Salem;
recording secretary, Mrs. H. A,
White, High Point; treasurer, Everett
B. Weatherspoon, Durham. and eX-
ecutive secretary, Rev. Ernest j.
Arnold, Durham.
Also elected to serve on the Ex-
Iecutive Committee were the follow
ing: DR.. H. Shelton Smith, Durham;
DR.. David E. Faust, Salisbury, Rev.
Murray c. Johnson, Greensboro;
Bishop Clare Purcell, Charlotte; Rev.
George H. Rhodes, Albermarle;
Bishop j. Kenneth Pfohl, Winston
Salem; Rev. c. c. Ware, Wilson; Rev.
P. D. Miller, Raleigh and Rev. STAN
ley c. Harrell, Durham.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-21
Child Labor
LawViolations
Are Charged
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Waller Hotel.

Raleigh, Sept. 2l.-The Wagc-Hour
division today showed there are real
teeth in the Federal statute banning
from interstate commerce goods pro-
duced by child labor.
Major A. L. Fletcher, regional dI-
rector, announced that Federal Judge
I. NJ. Meekins has issued restraining
orders against two firms in Wallace,
Duplin county.
The Meckins orders rc2tr?;n from
use of oppressive child labor, Leslie
Rivenbark and the firIu Of Dew and
Cavcnaugh composed of l.. M. Dew
and r. O. Cavenaugh). Both are en-
gagged in the manufacture OF crates
cups and boxes. ,
The orders secured on complaint
of Katherine F. Lenroot, Chief OF the
Children's Bureau U. S. Department
Of Labor, are the first legal actions
in many months involving child
labor. Major Fletcher said that North
Carolina has long been in the fore
front of states prohibiting eXplolta-
ton of its youth, with the result mat
child labor cases have been few and
far between.
"Thus far, am happy to say, it has
not been necessary for us to BRING a
single criminal prosecution against
firms found by inspectors to be
guilty of employment of oppressive
child labor" he said.
In the complaint against Dew and
Cavenaugh it was charged that the
firm shipped rough and dressed
lumber and corn crates on which
minors under l6 years of age had
been employed.
The complaint against Rivenbark
alleged that he suffered or permit
ted home workers under Is years OF
age to work in their homes in the
production of crates, cups and boxes
Neither defendant resisted the Or
der
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-21
War Mothers For
Military Training

Charlotte, Sept. 2l.-(AP)-Mrs'
c. P. Robinson, Of Gastonia, was
elected president of the War Mothers
Of North Carolina Friday at the clos
ing session marked by the adoption
of a resolution endorsing military
training for national defense.
The l941 convention will be held IN
Statesville.
Other officers named were:
Mrs. H. P. Grier, Of Statesvllle,
first vice president; Mrs. S. D. Penn
berton, of Concord, second vice pres
ident; Mrs. J. w. Roark, of Charlotte
recording secretary; Mrs. c. A. Steph-
enson of Raleigh, corresponding Sec
rotary; Mrs. V. G.. Grier, of Gaslonla,
treasurer; Mrs. c.. B. King. of Char
Iotto. state chaplain; Mrs. L. M.
Gchirr. of Charlotte. cHFtodian Of rec
ords, and Mrs. M. L. S;mons, OF
Statcsville, historian.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-21

striHea passenger cars 20 DC
for the New YokElo"@ lHi 2anoahco
t!a 1iT tsds
exhibition Shows q the Aw
will augment the SeaAe"d great se'
This fall the daily Silver Meeors are to De o?
daily of formerly Eiecroo:'1 IoP
oive and the Edward g. eudd Co" the cars
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-21
LOCKUART is HCNORED

Raleigh, Sept. 21.-(AP)-John e.
Lockhart. superintendent of Wake
county school who has accepted an
appointment as Mecklenburg super
intende1t, was honored by Wake
teachers at banquet here last night
He was described by DR.. Clyde A,
erwin, state superintendent, as a
cline leader in education, one of
North Cardinals most outstanding
educators"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-21
WAKE GRADUATES
FIND POSITIONS

Wake Forest, Sept. 21.-All 1910
graduates of Wake Forest who were
certified to teach have received
teaching positions, the college place
ment bureau announces.
This makes the seventh consecu-
tive year in which 100 percent of
the teacher graduates have been
placed, as compared with "a per-
cent placement reported by National
Teacher Placement Association. Dur
ing the seven-year span more than
300 Wake Forest men have begun
teaching in North Cardinals public
high schools.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-21

Favorable commentators, like Dr.
Lubin, concerning this American
preparedness program, more than
depreciate the idea that were armlng
with a view Of getting into any
conflict. Emphatically to the con-
trary, they explain that its impera-
tive for us to be strong enough to
scare any overseas ScalaWags from
attacking us, thus involving us in
hostilitieS.
In short, they say, were armlng
for peace; not for war.
| don't believe that anybody but
very few ultra-paciGistS question
the cogcncy OF sucn reasoning. Most
of us evidently agree that we need
to be loaded for bear in order to
keep today's ugly grizzlies afraid Of
us. Some little fault has been found
with our recent legislation on the
subject, but it's related to details;
it hasn't been in principle.
Does 1t Mean Prosperity?
But Dr. Lubin ct al don't stop al
contending that our armament ac-
tivities are necessary as a purely de-
rensive proposition.
Their thesis is that our conscrip-
ton, our warship building, our plane
con- tt.Uction and our gun and am
munition manufacturing will sop up
all our unemployment, set our in
dustries a-humming and usher in a
wonderful period of prosperity.
| can remember time when even
pro armament spokesman didn't
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-21

Development of a vaccine against
measles was announced by DR.. JOS
eph Stokes, Jr., University of Penn
sylvania pediatrics professor, in
Philadelphia. He said he had in
oculated 43 children with the vac
cine. Only two contracted measles
while twenty children not vac
einated all contracted the disease.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-21

outstanding perso-
ality among many
/ i 6 h authorities
Who speak exceed
ngly we'll Of the
Preparations Uncle
Am is busy with to
quip the United
States, from the
,rmy's, the navy'a
nd our aviation
tandpoints, to cope
18th any danger
which may threaten
~ ,r,olon 1n
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-21

DR.. Helen S. Mitchell, research pro-
fessor of nutrition at Massachu-
sets State College, at Amherst,
has been requested to act as nutrl-
ton consultant with the council for
national defense. She will work
with the bureau of economies to
plan Americas diet in emergencies.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-21

California police cars carry the
regular license plates instead of
special plates in order not to, dis
close their identity so readily to
criminals.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-21
BY CHARLES P. STEWART
Central Press COllmniSt

NCIllTUI ITtSS NUIVIllIlISI
Washington, Sept. 2l.-Dr. 1sador
Lubin, chief Of the labor depart
ments bureau Of statistics and eco
lomic advisor to the national defense
commission &c
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-21

Representative James H. Fay wears
a wide smile after winning the
Democratic congressional nominal
ton to succeed himself, from Man
haitian. He defeated John j. O'Con-
nor, anti-New Dealer who ran on
both the Democratic and Republi-
can ballots.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13
LA CONVENTION DEMOCRATlCA
Pepper insiste en- sus puntos de vista
Desean que Farley Sc quede

Chicago, Julio 13.-El Sc
nador Pepper, de la Florida,
delegado a la convention de-
mocratica, exige hoy que a la
"plataforma" del partido Sc
agregue una promesa de ayu-
da a Inglaterra, en- armament
tos, Y la expression de que Es-
tadoS Unidos Sc opone al ma
zismo aleman. Dicese que ell
senador Wagner de New York
quiere evitar, en- 10 possible,
mezclar ell problema nazi con
ell programa de gobierno de
los democratas.
Gran numero de peticiones
Sc lie han enviado a James Far
ley para que continue en- la
presidencia del Comit6 Nacio-
La gaceta., 1940-07-13

nal Democratico. FL secreta-
rio de comercio Hopkins ma
nifest6 que a 81 lie agradaria
mucho la permanencia de Far
ley EN- csc puesto.
FL seeretario de correos ha
dicho que desea retirarSe de
la politica y del gobierno para
asumir la presidencia del Club
New York, de la Liga Ameri-
cana, una inversion de mas de
$4,000, 900.
La Convention, segun algu-
nos delegados, hara que su
plataforma signifique un en-
sanchamiento del Nuevo Ira
to Y ofrezca mayor ayuda y
cooperation a los obreros sin
trabajo.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13
LA SRA. o A T A
US SEIS HIJoS

New York, Julio 13.-Una
mujer dc AZ amos, Luisa NIco-
STA, esta recluida en- el hospi-
tal de la prisi6n de FordhRm
y Sc Ia acusa de haber dado
muerte a sus sells hijos,
Enferma, cansada, medic
'loca, la mujer asfixi6 a sus
hijos, con gas, mientras dor
milan y 81 esposo Jose traba-
iaba en- una panaderia. La IA
milia venia resibiendo auxilio
del gobieFno dasde MARIO de
1887,
La Sra, Nicosia perdi6 el CO.
nocimiento y estAba medic as
fixiada cuando lego So cuha-
do Salvador, quIsn llam6 .
La gaceta., 1940-07-13
HA CESADO Ell JCRECI-
MIENTo DE LAS GRAN
DIES CIUDADES

Chicago, julio 13.-El profe-
sor Bailey, soci6logo de la Uni
versidad northeastern, anunei
hoy que ha cesado el crecImien-
to de las grandes ciudades, sur
giendo un mejor balance, de ca
racter Interurbanista, Excluyen
do California, que eontinda ere
ciendo y con Ell estado la ciudad
de Los Angeles, Ell movimiento
hacia Ell oeste Sc ha terminado.
la movilizaci6n de America de-
manda los reeursos uTbanos y 81
censo actual demuestra la nece-
sidad de hacer mas at~ractivas
las metropolis, Mejorar Ia mo-
raj de Ia gran ciudad es IN as
pecto vital de Ia defensa nacio-
nal"
La gaceta., 1940-07-13

confianza en- sus defensas y
EN- su gran poder de resissen-
cia.
Dicese que los gobieros de
Londres y Toxic han llegado a
un acuerdo sobre ell transpor
te de municiones a China, por
la carretera de la India.
T2miendo un ataque en- Hong
Kong, ell gobierno ingles lie ha
o. ei5o a los japonsses cerrar
per tres meses la c~arretara de
Burma. Sc ha desmentido la no.
ticia de que dos vapores mercan
les britanicoS hayan sido ataca-
los por la marina japonesa.
Les peri6dicos de Hitler anun
elan hoy que este Sc propone die
tar sus 6rdenes a Europa, mill
tar y econ6micamente, tan lue-
so Inglaterra sea aplaStada.
En- compahia del DR.. HAL
mar Schahdt, el notable econo-
mista, prepare Hitler sus planes
econ6micos.
Francia anunci6 hoy que de-
jara de cotizar su moneda en- re
laci6n con la libra eSterlina In
giesa y cue la cotizara teniendo
sl dollar por base.
FL precio del franco frances
en- los Estados Unidos es hoy de
solo dos centavos.
BESIDE Vichy avisan que Ia
campana antihebrea sc extien-
lie, inspirada por la propagan-
da alemana y los jefes del ejer-
otto invasor. Los judios van c
ser eliminados &c todos los pues
tics pdblicos. FL gobierno dice
que los puestos solo podran ser
d~esempehados por natives de
Francia y Sc quedaran los que
leven cinco amos o mas en- ell ser
vicio del Estado.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13
Los itaianos dicen haber puesto
en- fuga a la escuadra inglesa
AtacarOn a los barcOs con la aviacion

Roma, Julio 13.-La nota
Official italiana de hoy dice
que SUI armada aerea atac6 a
la escuadra ingesa Y la oblig6
a dividirse en- tres unidades.
Durante la noche Sc hizo la
division de la escuadra. AL
amanccer la aviaci6n la encon
tr6 de nuevo Y todos los bar
eos marchaban hacia ell oeste,
divididos en- tres grupos, y a
gran velocidad. Las bombas
de sus aeroplanos segdn ell go
bierno, alcanzaron a un AGO.
razado Y dos cruceros.
Atacaron los aeroplanos des-
de sus bases EN- ell sur de tia
liza, Libia Y ell Mediterraneo.
I'm contraataque de los in
gleses en- Moyala, frontera de
Kenya y Abisinia fue recha
zado Cuatro aviones del ene-
migo fueron derribados.
Admite al nota que un des-
tructor italiano fu6 hundido.
La Radio alemana habla
La gaceta., 1940-07-13

tambi6n de victorias, con la
aviacion, y del hundimiento de
vapores ingleses con un tone
laje de 24,674.
Rumania amenaza hoy a
Turquia con separarse de la
Entente Balkanica a menos
que ell gobierno de Ankara
destituya a los funcionarios
que negoeiaron la ALBANIA con
Francia e Inglaterra. El Co
bierno Rumano intensified su
labor en- pro def Eie y a favor
de TODD 10 que demandan Hit
Ter y Mussolini.
Los alemanes dicen que 10
que ahora sucede EN- Inglate-
IRA no es NADIA comparable con
10 que ocurrira despues. Hitler
ordenara la acci6n en- gran
escala cuando estime que ell
terreno Sc halla bien prepa
RADIO.
Mas de 1900 arrestos Sc
han hecho en- Francia por la
policia secfeta alemana.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13
Ell JEFF DE POLICIA DICE
QUE NO HAY MAQUINAS
DE JUGAR

Comentando la correcta acti-
nd Eel fiscal del condado, Jose
Williams, que sehal6 a los agea-
te del crden l6 lugares donde We
Man funcionando las maquinas
lie jugar, ell jefe de policfa Woo
druff manifesto: "Nosotros las
quitamos de la circulation, a
rrestando a los primeros que las
sacaron. No Sc yo que las maqui
mas continGen funcionando."
FL condestable Culbreath, el
nuevo sheriff, dice que en- la lis
ia del fiscal no aparece su dis
trito.
Williams pidi6 al sheriff y eli
de policia, on una carta, to-
maran medidas para remediar
csc NAL.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13
GREECE LA HOSTILIDAD AL
REGIMEN DE PETAIN
Laral escogidt com successor

Paris, julio 13.-La hostili.
lad al nuevo regimen dictate E
rial &c Petain, con Laval de Sc
gundo y sucesor, a la usanza a,
lemana, Sc extiende por eSta ca
pital Y TODD ell territorio fran :
ees.
Peri6dicos Y ciudadanos di
zen que las personas responsa-
bies por ell paSado, nj siquiera Sc
cuban del future.
I'm peri6dico, ia Francia N
T~rabaio," de tendencias antise.
nitss, deelara que Petain es un
d;ctador Y reptile las palabras de
Laval en- cuanto a la formation
de un solo partido.
Petain tom6 aver possession ie
la jsfatura "Suprema' del go
bierno Y nombr6 como su segun
do v successor a Pierre Laval. Sc
guira Laval de viceprimer mi
nistro, Maxine Weygand de
ministro de Defensa, Adrien
Marquet de ministro de la Go
bernaci6n, general Luis Colson,
de ministro de Ia Guerra; almi-
rante Darlan, ministro de Ma
rina general Beltran Pujo, mi
nistro de la Aviaci6n; Jean Thar
negaray, ministro de "Juventud
Familia." Pertenece Ibarnega
ray al grupo fascista del corOnel
Francois de la ROGUE.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13
R~EGISTRADA LA OFICINA
DEL GENERAL ALMAZAN

Ciudad de MEXICO, julio 10.
Miembros de la pollcia secreta
registraron aver la oficlna de-
general Juan Andrea Almazdn
y Sc apoderaron de lmportantes
papeles. La pollcia Sc abrl6 paso
pistola en- manO, cuando dos de
los porteros quisieron oponerse
Dicese que Almazan estaba p.
poyado en- su campaha por los
fascistas itallanos, los falangis-
tas espaholes y otros grupos re
accionarios.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13
Los ngleses c~alfican de ndicula la noicia italiana
en- cuanto al embotellamiento de la escuadra
Inglaterra tiene confianza en- sus defens
Y poder de resistencia
La aviacion inglesa bombardea posic;ones
del enemiqo

Londres, Julio 13.--El man.
do ingles califica hoy de ri
diculas las noticias nazis sobre
ell hundimiento de 100000 de
toneladas, en- barcOs, Y lam
bien las nuevas fasc;stas sobre
un supuesto Embellishments
de la escuadra inglesa.
La escuadra inglesa persi-
gui6 a la italiana en- la Ultima
batalla, segdn ell almirante
Cunningham, hasta muy cerca
de la costa del enemigo.
Tuvo la suerte la escuadra
italiana de no poder ser alcan-
zada, buscando ell apoyo de los
Canones de terra.
Mantiene sus operaciones la
uscuadra britannica, pero la ita-
llama no Sc We por ninguna
parte, a pesar de los despa
chos de Roma.
La radio alemana anuncia
que Sc mantiene ell furioso a.
taques contra Inglaterra y Es-
eocia, utilizando submarines,
aviones minas Y torpederOs.
Hoy dej6 caer la aviaci6n nazi
100 bombas incendiarias y 20
de alto explosive. En- los COM
bates de aver, la aviaci6n y la
artilleria britanicas derriba-
ron "a aparatos alemanes.
La nota italiana de hoy, oida
por la Radio, habla de nuevas
victorias y dice que MussOlini
domino va ell Mediterraneo. FL
AlmiraRtazge sostisne que la
Imagination es brillante, pero
la realidad otra.
"Aseguran los italianos que
nos han cortado la Inca de
vida, pues vivimos y SECURE
mos viviendo."
Inglaterra tiene absolute
La gaceta., 1940-07-13
DOS CAMPESINUS CAPTU-
RARON A VARIOS ALEMA
MES

Londres, julio l3.-En ell sur
de Inglaterra dos campesinos.
armados con una pistola de ju-
guete y sus Instruments de ira
bajo, capturaron a los tripulan-
ties de un avi6n aleman de bonn
bardeo.
Los campesinos presenciaron
ell descenso del avi6n, en- un cam
po cercanO a donde ellos Sc en-
contraban, y actuaron sin demo
ra.
En- el descenso pereci6 uno de
los tripulantes y cuatro recibie
ron heridas.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13
DETENIDOS DOS PRESUN.
TOS LADRCNES

Dos de los tres individuos que
tomaron parte en- el robo de relo
jes a la joyeria de Hayman, 81
tuada en- la avenida de Florida,
fueron detenidos aver en- Way
cross, Ca, y la policia de Tam
pa les traera para ser juzgados.
La notification del arresto Sc hi
10 al jefe de detectives Bush.
Viajaban los dos hombres en-
un coche robado en- San Peters
burg.
FL tercer individuo en- Ell "a.
so, Cecil Merritt, va sc encuen-
ira en- la carcel.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13
RUMANIA D~ESMovVIIGzA

Bucarest, julio l3.-Una or :
den de disqualification Sc trasla
do hoy por eiagebierno a la jefa
tura del ejercito.
Van \ser desmovilizados, in
mediatamente, 100000 hombres.
Sc relaciona la orden con el a.
cuerdo de Munich, por medic
del cual Hungria Sc comprome-
ito a no insistir por ahora en-
sus demands territoriales en- Ia
Transylvania.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13
NEGADOS DOS PERMISOS
PARA P0RTAR ARMAS

Los comlsionados del condado
negaron aver a los ciudadanos
James d. Smith y Tony CYCLIC
los permlsos que habian solicits
do para portar armas
Solicitaban esos permisos por
ser cobradores de dos estableci-
mientos de Tampa.
Apoy6 las solicitudes ell conf
sionado NucciO, pero los demas
comisionados sc opusieron.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13
SALIO UN CLIPPER PARA
NUEVA ZELANDIA

San Francisco, julio l3-Que
do inaugurado aver q servieio
de avlonss Clipper, con pasaje-
ros y correspondence, q Nue.
va Zelandla. la dlstancia a re-
correr e. de mas de 5000 mi
las, con 4 dias de viaie y so ho-
ras de vuelo. Manda el avi6n A.
merican Clipper, de a. tonela.
das, el captain TAton y viailn
con 81 10 perSonaS.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13
UN RAYO MATO A DOS
HoMBRES

Wauchula, Julio 13-Cuan-
do inspeccionaba unos naran-
a 10 millas de aqui, un
rayo mat6 a los prominentes
cosecheros F.. d. James, de IS
amos, y L. A. Taylor de 20.
Los ve.inos recogieron los ca
daveres horas despues, al yer
CUE no regresaban,
La gaceta., 1940-07-13
SD ESTUDIA LA SUPRE-
SION DE UN DIARIO CO.
MUNISTA

Londres, julio l3.-En las e.
feras oficiales Sc dijo hoy que ell
gobierno estudia la convenien :
ella de suprimir el "Daily Work
err" Gnico dario comunista del
pats. FL Daily Worker insiste en-
publican articulos sistematicos
dedicados a fomentar la oposi
ci6n. Sus ataques al gobierno, ei
Ell eiemplo de Francia son
tambien s~lstematlcos.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13
Sc DIVORCIO Y A LOS 10 MI
NUTOS SIC Case DE NUEVO

Aver. en- la vecina ciudad dc
Barlow, una muchaeha Sc dicor
ci6 Y Is minutes despu6s Sc ca
saba de nuevo. DID su edad CO.
mo de is amos.
Acus6 d. crueldad a SD pri
mer marido.
Barlow, una muchachq Sc divor
0tros 600 hombres mas recibie.
La gaceta., 1940-07-13

Mientras ell comunismo "crio-
Ito" vocifera en- la Habana, lla-
mando a Samuel F'nombres" que
no merece, los diplomaticos ma
zis presionan en- las pequenas
rep1blieas de este hemisferio.
Els una preston monstruosa,
prenada de amenazas ell presto
namiento del salvaje o barbara
que antepone sus ideas a las
ideas de los demas hombres.
Hacienda honor a su historic
de rebeldias, los pafses ameri-
canos sabran contestar a los ma
zis IN tono firme Y rotundo,
F a5cs Unidos es ell Buen
Necino y el Noble Amigo; pero
no debe olvidarse por los esta-
distas de la America que Esta-
dos Unidos tiene sobre sus hora-
bros la responsabilidad de ha-
Ger respetar la Doctrina de
Monroe.
iY la Doctrina de Monroe,
ahora que las democracias son
aesinadas en- Europa, tiene i'm.
portantes angulos econ6micos!
lila pentraci6n economical de
los nazis, es tan peligrosa como
la penetration political
~ para evitar la ~penetraci6n
politica, debe comenzarse por e
vitar la pentraci6n ecoE6mica!