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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15
By HENRY M,LEMORE

DAHIONA bEAlH, r.
Have you ever said an unkind
thing or had a naughty thought
about an umpire during a base
ball game?
II you haven't, then you are
not a good American citizen and
shouldn't be allowed to vote on
any matter more important
than the election Of an assistant
dog catcher.
All true Americans hate UNI
pires, including me, and on my
little tour Of the spring train
ing camps which starts today,
have decided TO do a little
private spying on the blue suit
and whisk broom boys.
Too much attention is center
ed on the players during spring
training, and too little on the
umpires. What kind Of shape
are they getting in7
Are they training down 20
they stay on top of the plays
and not have to make a good
guess at it through the dust?
Are they practicing squirting
and peering through narrowed
eyes?
How many of them are go
ing to be in good voice when
the time comes for them to yell
"Steeeeee-rike"?
One umpire, whose name must
be my secret, opened the season
last year with his voice in such
poor shape that everyone in the
stands could understand every
word he said. Imagine anyone
calling a "steeeeee-rike" a
strike"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15

Neil Lindstrom hadn't made a
basket before during the evening;
he might never make another point
for Stadium. No matter. That lone
basket outfitted him with all nee
essary credentials for the Bengal
hall of fame.
That goal helped pay back
score which Stadium teams
have long attempted vainly to
settle. 1t blasted the "jinx"
which Pirate hoop crews held
over the Tigers In state tour
ney play.
Three times before had the
teams met and each time the land
locked Corsairs had given the Ben
gals cruel keel-hauling. As re-
Gently as last year, the Pirates
slapped a humiliating defeat on the
Tigers at the state meet, although
Stadium had twice beaten them
during the regular season.
WARTER PAGES CLUB
Victory earned Stadium the
right to meet Gle Elum at $50
tonight in a quarter-final clash.
Win that one and the Tigers prob
ably will face Everett Friday night
at 9 o'clock. Lose, however, and
their next game likely will be
against Bemerton Friday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
The Cross-State leagues leading
scorer, George Warter, had paced
Stadium to what appeared to be a
comfortable 30 to 20 lead when the
Pirates suddenly rallied late in the
third quarter.
Two long howitzer shots by
h Clarence Wilson, Corsair
marksman, and a short push
shot by Neil Bryant gave the
Pirates the six points they
needed to tie the score at 81
SO, only four minutes left to
play. NO scoring at all for
two minutes, then Warter
dropped in foul shot, feat
which was duplicated a mo-
ment later by Bryant.
Followed next in quick success
sion field goals by Jack Arndt of
Yakima and Stadium's Warter. No
more scoring and the count stood
1875 when the gun blasted regular
play.
DROPS THROUGH
Two tips and two bounces later
Stadium won the game.
Lindstrom. as planned. tipped
the ball to Dave Molitor, who drib-
bled down the floor, aimed at the
basket and fired. The ball bounced
off the rim, into the hands of Lind
strom. He tipped it right back at
the basket. The ball bounced off
the blackboard, licked the front, in
side, of the rim-and, slick as you
please. dropped through.
Warter, who rang up IA
points, was outstanding for
the Tigers, who, strange to
say, did not show any Ill
effects for their struggle to
win the city series. Rather
than appear to be tired, what
with their having played
hard game against Bellarmine
the night before, the Bengals,
In some ways, looked better
than at any previous time this
season.
All pre-game predictions said
Yakima would win. The Tigers
weren't listening. They probably
won't hear, either, that Gle Elum
is fully expected to wallop them
tonight. Those Bengals, it's log
ical to believe, are just plain deaf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15
OREGON HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL TOURNEY
BY United Press

Wednesdays scores:
Monroe 10: Helix IT.
Butte Falls 80: westport 2e.
Baker AZ: Klamath Falls 26.
Salem 81: North Bend 81.
pendieton as: Tillamook a..
Ashland 80: Chemawa ~.
Lebanon a.. University 40.
Astoria 40: Oregon City IT.
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Gulls Trim
Rivals and
Set Record
Defect West Valley
BY Wide Margin
In State Hoop Play

18th Annual Washington State
high school basketball tourna-
ment.
TODAY's GAMES
North Bend VS.. Kelso.
Blaine vs.. Bellingham.
Oakville VS.. Pine City.
8 p. m. Lewis & Clark VS..
Hooquiam.
4p. m, Dryden VS.. West Valley.
7:30 p. m, Bremerton vs.
Everett.
$50 p. m, Yakima VS.. Walla
Walla.
$50 p. m, Stadium VS.. Gle
Elum.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Oakville rs, North Bend "a.
Pine City 43, Kelso IS.
Hoquiam 35, Blaine 80.
Lewis & Clark SO, Bellingham rs.
Bremerton 80, Dryden rs.
Everett As, West Valley 8.
Stadium 81, Yakima 35.
Gle Elum 81, Walla Walla "a.
Led by the favored Everett
quintet and surprising team from
Pine City. eight school continued
in the running today for the 1910
Washington high school basketball
title, at the 18th annual state
tournament at u. OF w. gym.
Winning its 26th game Of the
season, the indicated Everett
team broke long-standing record
In the opening days play, and to-
night will meet Bremerton. a
cross-state league rival the Sea-
gulls have defeated twice this year.
The Gulls overwhelmed
West Valley yesterday 45-6. 10
set q new record for the big
gest winning margin-39
points. The former record
was 81 points, set by Yakima
In 1927 In defeating Renton
AL. Everett Coach Jimmy
Ennis used his first team
sparingly, after the Gulls
opened o 1910 lead against the
Spokane county champions.
Bremerton, which defeated Dry
den yesterday, 1926, gave Everett
its closest game of the season early
this year, losing 31-24.
Smallest school In the tourna-
ment, Pine City. with 81 students
In Whitman county, showed a
speedy, sharp-shooting offense in
dropping the powerful Kelso squad
43-35, and now opposes Oakville,
Class B champions in the south
west. oakville won from North
Bend. 1924.
CLOSE CALL
Defending champions from Ho-
quiam had narrow squeeze in
topping Blaine. $3.50. and are up
against Lewis and Clark of Spo-
kane today. The Spokane city
champions opened with a 1926
win over Bellingham.
Highest score Of the opening
play was set by Gle Elum in de-
feating Walla Walla, four times
champion, 1924. Bill Simpson
scored Is points to lead the
Yakima valley team. Next OPP.
ponent for Gle Elum is Stadium OF
Tacoma, overtime victors over
Yakima 37-35 in the closest game
of the day.
High scorer Of the first
days play was Jack Cabe Of
North Bend with II points.
In consolation play today Nortf
Bend plays Kelso. Blaine oppose:
Bellingham, Dryden meets Wesi
Valley, and Yakima tangles will
Walla Walla. These teams ar,
out Of championship considera
ton. but remain in the tournament
until their second defeat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15
MAY BE SWITCHED
TO KEYSTONE SACK

Hartman has put in three years
at shortstop in the w. l. league,
but there is possibility that he
will 60 to the keystone sack this
year.
1t all depends on Don Trower.
Trower is the sensational young
ster now in the camp of the San
Francisco Seals, and has captured
the fancy of Manager Rhyme.
Rhyme has the tentative
promise Of Charley Graham,
owner of the Seals, that
Trower can come to Tacoma.
The Tiger boss wrote to Prexy
Quill this week that Trower
looks so good on short that he
will give consideration TO
shifting Hartman TO second.
With Garretson at first, Harri-
man at second, Trower at short
and Harry (Tim) Marble on third,
the Tigers. on paper. figure to have
about the classiest quartet of in
fielders in the league. Rhyme also
is sweet on Jerry Cantell, rookie
from San Jose, who is a third
sacker. Then, too, the Tigers have
Don White, who has had year of
experience in the Pioneer league,
and Herb Valentine, a promising
youngster.
Harriman's signing left the
Tigers with only two avowed hold
outs. Ray Medeghini. pitcher, and
Morry Abbott, left fielder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15
Stadium Wins
Water Tourney

Stadium's mermen yesterday de-
feated Aberdeen at Aberdeen, A
to %.
Results were: 50-yard free, Hop
pen, Stadium, first; Sturgeon,
Aberdeen, second. Time: 26.9. 100
yard breast, Graham, s., first;
Massie, second. Time: LII. 220
free, Hescox, s., first; Eaton, A,
second. Time: 2:39. 100-yard back,
Russell, A, first; Wake, A, Sec
ond, and Montgomery, s.. third.
Time: lip. 100-yard free, Malott,
S. first and Davis, S., second.
Time: 1902. Diving, Heller, s..
first; Mandich. A., second. 150-
yard medley, Stadium. Montgom-
cry. Graham and Stuard. Time:
1873. 20o-yard relay. Stadium, Hes
cox, Davis, Malott and Hopper.
Time: 1.49.
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ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

IRA sPETE- FLACSTEAD passed on at his Olympia home
yesterday
When you begin naming top flight outfieders who went
10 the big time from the Northwest, Of the peak
chairs Pete fellow who could do everything way out
there and who could pummel the ball rs well
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15

Pete, IS, who had been suffering from an
organic trouble for the last half year, came
west from Michigan when kid in his teens:
He broke into the faster grades OF baseball
with the Olympia Senators soon after the
World War broke out
His diamond feats were the talk OF the
southwest and it wasn't long before Russ
Hall, the old Kentucky gentleman, now gone
signed Pete to Tiger contract. That was
around 1916 and the next year Pete became
the property of Detroits Tigers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15

Dear f. Puysup: Puget Sound conference not eligible
compete because Officials have refused 10
in leading to state competition The SOUND
Tacoma and Seattle that
the winner league championship direct to the state meet
from district And expect to see that become rey
A time f. n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15
Lindstrom' S Basket
Margin Of Victory
Bengols Remuin in Stote Play. Meeting
Fust Gle Elum Club Tonight at $3.50
BY ED MEAGHER

Lindsrom tall skinny sub. didn't
night rode there triumph
his deliously happy Stadium teammates
had poed the field that the
victory Yakima hler provoking game
thrills much drama all the other
the 18th tourney
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15

ae Aunericas entry and Pete marched OH Win
the uniformed bows to The Yans Are Coming He served
year Uncle Sans fighters and re,oined DeIo e s NY
baseball really shine
Pete went Pittsburgh Pirates around 1923 ana then came
In Coast Portland finally giving up
tn circuit and playing At odd times WIN tne omp
senaturs retiring permanently five or six years ago..
rats.d was originally but his value ~ IN ousede
No. recognized stationed permanently where the grass
gSws bag.
Among the Tacoma Tigers played with Pete and who are
e known to today Studs Sutherland pitcher
M Fo Edwards catcher Incidentally Sutherland and Edwards
49,. - ,une Edvards the hooked finger. made
~ ~ 1888 WI league that the Coast
rrt grabbed him. And s calling em with suc
go n flight circuit H..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15

II you're not using it, sell 1t with
Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15
Bob O'Neirs Hope -.

bob ONel, utilities commissioner-elect, dropped his
head slightly sideways in his customary manner Md
finger on my vest button and said
@You can tell Tacoma anglers that intend TO DO every
thing poesbe TO make Lake Cushman trout fishing haven
It's within my power there be hatchery on the oko
spawning runs"
ra was voluntary Bobs part There was politics
attached to It He understands what
posbIe It intelligent propagation And as mucn
h win Tacoma and neghborng anglers
.y.thrg lake
Ara nut ths on your pillow with big tonight Bob
- sr for effect In his heart for years. walt
the people 1t the polls TO give hm proper
er6hority. That arrived
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15
Hartman
Contract
Is Signed
Tiger Shortstop
AGREES to Terms:
Infield All Set

"Stubby" Hartman, Tiger short
stop, is in.the fold.
This was the word Thursday
morning from Jack Quill, headman
of the Bengals.
Harrimans signing ended
month of sparring with the club.
The stocky infielder tipped off his
intentions few days ago when he
asked for a uniform, a bat and a
ball.
He has been working out at
Athletic Park on every day
that the weather has permit
ted, and that means almost
every day for the last week.
With Hartman on the dotted
line, the Tigers can kiss their in
field worries farewell. Manager
Hal Rhyme now has fine assort-
ment of infield talent with which
to work.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15

Substitutions: Yakima-Bryant Isl:
Stadium--Kapovich t2), Warter 14.
Klarich (3. Halftime score: Stadium
rs. Yakima 10 Officials: Les Arnold
and Bob Bailey.
La gaceta., 1940-05-31

Con las ciudades y los cuer-
pos de los espanoles republica-
nos, ensayaron sus %aviones, tan
ques y canones los criminales
nazis alemanes Y fasciStas tia
lianos.
Miles de vidas destruyeron
los invasores, miles de mujeres
|fueron violadas, miles de amelia
nos fueron maltrstadcs y exter-
minados.... pero todavia hay es-
Iranoles en- ell mundo, cobardes Y
tradiores a la democracia, que
desean la derrota de los pueblos
frances e ingles.
Para nosotros, esos espanoles
que Sc regocijan con las victO-
rias temporales de los nazis,
pertenecen a la casta de aque-
Hos matarifes que en- Cuba ase-
sinaban a estudiantes Y atrope-
llaban mujeres por llevar en- sus
ropas los dolores de la bandera
Guiana.
Ell espanol leal Y republican,
lamentara que no Sc diera a Es-
pana por Francia e Inglaterra,
la ayuda que lie fuera pedida;
pero pondra toda su simpatia y
buena voluntad de parte de la
causa de los Aliado, que es su
causa y tambien la causa de to-
dos los pueblos de America.
La gaceta., 1940-05-31

como inevitable la ideas de que
Italia sc metera en- la guerra,
con toda la alevosia del fascis-
mo, de parte de Hitler.
No sc sabe cuando ell tirano
italiano atacara; pero los go
biernos de Francia e Inglaterra
eStan preparados para la agre-
sion.
Las amenazas de Italia han
venido obligando a los Aliad0s
a mantener ejercitos Y aviaci6n
en- frentes muy distantes de Elan
deS y ell canal ingles.
MuSSolini y sus consejeros ST.
guen hablando de guerra Y los
peri6dicos faScistas, buscnndo
agravar la situaci6n, dicen que
los ingleses maltratan a los tia
lianos residences en- la isla de
Malta. Inglaterra detuvo en- Nal
Ia a varios italianos fascistas
que realizaban alardes contra
rios a la convenience del gobier
no de la isla.
BESIDE Berlin dijeron hoy por
la Radio que ell ministro de Pro-
paganda Jose Goebbels no visi-
tara a Hitler para que este ha-
ga una declaration sensational
en- cuanto a Italia.
Esto indica que Hitler espe-
ra la entrada de los fascistas en-
la guerra, perO que no revelara,
por ahora, las condolences acor
dadas entire 81 y Mussolini.
Inglaterra cree que Italia, por
tenor a Russia, no atacara a W.
goeslavia, sino que tratara de
apoderarse de Egipto Y possession
mes francesas de Africa.
Mussolini cree pOdra domi-
mar Ell aire y asf lograr rapida-
mente sus objetivos.
La gaceta., 1940-05-31
PIDI0 HOY Ell PRESTDEN
TIE MIL MAS

Washington, mayo 31.-Pars
dar mayor vuelo a los trabaj0'
en- pro de la defensa naciona.
ell ~presidente Roosevelt pidit
hoy al congreso otros mil milo
mes de d6lares. Este significa
un gasto de $4,000, 100000 den
tro de un ano fiscal.
FL secretario del tesoro pidi6
hoy que Sc aumente ell Unite a
la deuda nacional y que Sc Green
tambien nuevas contribuciones.
Estima Ell secretario que la O.
perci6n es necesaria, con ell fin
deproteger al tesoro. Debera ha
serse, seg1n sus calculos, antes
del mss de febrero.
La mayor parte del dinero pc
dido por ell Presidente Roosevelt
no Sc gastara hasta la primave-
"a pr6xima.
La gaceta., 1940-05-31
FUa NlSfo EN- CASA DE
LEGO RIVERA Ell SECRE-
TARIO DE TROTZKY

Ciudad de Mexico, mayo 81.
La policia secreta meXieana
ha gido informada de que Shel.
don Harte, uno de los secreta,
rios de leon Trotzky. fue vistC
entrar en- la casa de Diego Ri.
vera, el famoso pintor, media
bora despu9s de haber sido am.
tra,lada la residential del jefe +.
volucionario russo.
Harte sc dirigi6 al domi iii
de Rivera en- IN "carro" de IS
te Rodriguez 0rtega. ell chofe'
de- Rivera, Sc halla tenido.
FL pintor acudi6 hey a los tri-
.hunaleS para que le brinden pre-
ta an a su casa, reg.Strada a.
~sr per la polieia, de manera
riolonta.
Rivera V Trctzky Sc haNan
disgrstados; pero los amigos de
ambee no Green a Rivera capaz
dc planear ell asesinato de su eX
amigo.
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Llegaron otros miles de ingleses,
~franceses y belgas a lnglatena
Tn funcionario ingles declara que la Marina
continIa superando a la aviaci6n
Esperase la entrada de Italia en- la guerra

LondreS, mayo 31.-Miles lie
-oldados franceses, belgas e in
gleses regresaron hoy a este
pats, traidos en- centenares de
embarcaciones, mientras sus
c%ompaheros continuan r~esistien
do en- la costa de Francia. Cen.
tenares de barcos Sc utilizaron
para transporter esas tropas.
FL gobierno guarda reserva So
Sre el ndmero de hombres sal
vadoS.
Una fuerte Inca aliada Sc
mantiene cerca de Dunquerque
Y en- ella sc hace una indomable
resistencia.
Refiriendose a la evacuation
forzosa de miles de soldadoS, I'm
alto funcionario ingies dijo que
Ia maniobra mas dificil de rea.
liar en- la guerra es Ia retira-
da Y sobre TODD cuandO Sc ha-
&c por playas abiertas y sitios
vulnerables.
De nuevo Sc ha probado, sin
embargo, que la marina es la su
prema, no la aviacion. La mari
ma transporta tropas desde
Francia a lnglaterra y al mis-
mo tempo protege a. las otras
embarcaciones.
Los Aliados derribaron aver,
segin una nota official, n avio-
mes alemanes. I'm "Stuka', a.
WON que sc lama desde gran al
tura para ell ataque, fue derri-
aver por ell fuegO de la in
fanteria. I'm sargento y varios
soldadOs aguardaron 81 descen-
so del evi6n y lie hicieron fuego,
con fusiles Y ametralladoras, ha
ciendolo estrellarse.
FL gobierno ingles acepta va
La gaceta., 1940-05-31
EUROPA Y AMERICA AL Ola
NOTICIAS CONDENSADAS

preparativos para Ia guerra lue
90 de fracasadas las CONVERSE
clones con Inglaterra, en- cuanto
al blosueo. Berlin insiste, por Ia
Radio, que no presiona a Italia
para que entire en- Ia guerra.
"Mussolini esta va vconvencido
de 10 que lie convene hacer y sus
tropas mar-haran muy prom
to-. La Italia fascista estima
que Inglaterra es su mayor enc
migo; pero cast todos los terri
tories que pide pertenecen q
Francia. Circul6 81 rumor de
que habia estado de vista en-
Roma Ell exprimer ministro de
Francia Laval, pero este puntO
no hs podido confirmarse.
WashiDgton.-E proyecto de
ley del Comite de Lbertades CT
vicas ha sido mandado a Ia Ca
mara ,por el Senado, y prohibe
el uso de prScticas opresivas
contra los trabajadores al SER
v,cio de Industries con conner.
Go interestatal. Ia ley dss.ars
CPCs. q " pap. 1a.l
La gaceta., 1940-05-31
LA GREECE
EN- LA CON-
IRA LOS NAILS

BuenOs Aires mayo 31.-El
pueblo de Ia capital Sc echo a.
yer a Ia Gale y reallz6 demos-
traciones EN- contra de los nazis
y SD barbarie.
Las demostraciones Sc efec-
tuaron luego de que Ell embaja-
dor nazi, Won Thermann, habla
conference.-the con Ell presidente
de la RepdbIica, DR.. Roberto
Ortiz.
NADIA Sc sabe de IA de los tri-
pulantes del vapor hundido, el
Uruguay.
La polieia dispers6 aun CRU
pc de j6venes que en- violenta
aetitud marchabs hacia la en-
baia1a nsA.
I'm arg ntino lanz6 una pie
dra contra los cris;aes dei ne
trittco slsm'a Dalt:h s La Pia
t. Zs..a47. .isld, Ssezziio.
La gaceta., 1940-05-31
Pide ell director de Foreign Affairs"
que Sc mande ayuda a Francia
Los aviadOres nazis aseinan a los refugiados
Inglaterra admite ell hundimiento de
varios barcos

viones'.
In%glaterra admite, en- la labor
de embarque y salvamento lie
parte de su ejercito, haber per-
dido los destructores Grafton,
Wakeful y Grenade, un pequeho
transporte y varios buques auxi
liares.
Una parte considerable de las
tropas ha sido retirada va, pc
70 Ell total sc mantiene en- secre-
to.
Dos divisiones francesas Sc
unieron aver a las inglesas,
mientras 81 resto del ej6rcito Sc
retiraba hacia la costa, pasa a
paso y causando a los alemanes
muchas bajas.
La gaceta., 1940-05-31

blonde residen, espanol leal
y republican,, esos mutilados
para los cuales daras hoy tus pc
setas, en- Ell teatro del Centre
Asturiano7
Ellos viven en- Francia, en- Ia
terra que abre los brazos a los
perseguidos, no en- Alemania,
Italia o Russia.
Ellos, los mutiladOs, ven ado
loridos como avanzan, en- contra
de Francia, los mismos que en-
Espaha, con sus avionss y tan
que, asesinarOn a miles de mule
res y ninOs.
lCual sera el destino de los
espaholes rsfugiados EN- Fran
ella, 81 Jos totalitarios Hogan a
c~onquistar Ia victorian
Los alemsnss mstaran saliva
ismtats q los sSpa6oles Q los en-
La gaceta., 1940-05-31
Mussolni ordena queretomen a Italia los
co~nesponsales f~ascistas que Sc halan en- Paris
Los Aliados han pasado va a Inglaterra mas de
la mitad del ejercito uqe los nazis
anunciaron seria aniquilado
Los tanques franceses rompieron la inca alcma.
ma y Sc unieron al ejercito del Somme

Paris, mayo 31.-Las tropas
francesas man sienen sus IL
meas .cerca de Dunquerque y
real.zan hoy un formidable
contraataque.
La aviacion inglesa Y la fran
cess cooperan con ell ejercito.
Por el cobicrno de- Mus9oli-
nj Sc ha dispues:c que todOs
los periodistas italianos resi-
denies en- Paris regresen inme
diatamente a I'alia. ESQ Sc IN
terpreta como otra prueba de
que la entrada de los f~asciStas
en- la guerra, de parte de los
nazis, es inevitable.
BESIDE Vigo, Espaha, comu-
mean que ACADIA de entrar ALI
a remo.que ell vapor tanque in
giles Tulina, atacado en- ell mar
por un submarine aleman.
Por la Radio sc dijo hoy que
ha llegado a Berlin un impor-
tante mensaje trasmitido por
Mussolini.
Sc relaciona ell despacho con
la entrada de Its la Ell la que
ira.
FL mando aleman admite
hoy, en- su communicate, que
grupos aliados ~resisten en- las
cercanias de Dunquerque, pc
70 agrega que la mayor parte
de la fuerza enemiga ha sido
aniquilada o hecha prisionera.
Hace cuatro dias dijeron los
alemanes que iban a destruir
por complete ell ejercito Ala
do, impidiendo que escapara.
Hoy aceptan que los Aliados
embarcan tropas desde Fran
ella para Inglaterra y que re-
sisten con gran vigor.
Mas de la mitad del ejerci-
to que era atacado por los ma
zis, con todos sus recursos, ha
sido reembarcado y sc encuen
ira va en- Inglaterra. La resis-
tencia sigue y ell reembarque
Sc mantiene bajo la protection
de los canones de las escua-
dras inglesa y francesa.
Los 1ltimos acontecimientos
prueban, un avez mas, que la
propaganda alemana, difun :
dida en- Estados Unidos, Sc ha-
LA repleta de embustes y exa-
geraciones.
81 hace cuatro dias, Sc dijo
hoy en- las esferas oficiales,
estaba a punto de ser aniquila
do ell ejercito aliado en- ell Nor
tie de Francia, lc6mo es que
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Ciudadanos: La Quinta colum
ma representa- a la TRACTION y "a
crueldad nazi.
En- defensa de la democracia
americana y de la libertad de to-
dos los pueblos, declare enemi-
Cos de la naci6n y de sus hijos a
todos los nazis Y sus complies.
Ofrezca sus mejores esfuer-
EOS al pals, que a toda prisa Sc
prepare para la guerra.
No escuche las voces de los to
taliatarios, en- Estados Unidos
partidarios de la paz y del des-
arme, porque ellos son n~uestros
enemigos.
Esos que hablan de desarme
cuando peligra la democracia en-
ell mundo, partidarios son, no
importa 10 que digan, de los yer
dugos de Berlin y Roma.