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Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19

timed meat and ate their meals
with red wine at cafes, stopping
sometimes an hour, an afternoon,
day or longer.
During their last night at a
southern railway junction they
chanted the theme song-"When
I'm beside my blond"-until the last
evacuation train left at dawn.
The next day the Germans en-
tered in force. Bordeaux cafe loaf
ers had hardly reclaimed their GUS
tomary seats, which the French SOL
dierS had occupied, before Hitler
men moved in, genially surveying
their new world.
Their dark greenish gray uni
forms were to be seen bobbing along
the Rue st. Catherine, the shopping
thoroughfare of Bordeaux.
Along the highways, which led
to the country, metal flags planted
at the lanes indicated the various
Nazi regimental headquarters.
Dispatch riders on motorcycles
lodged in and out and armored
cars dropped off loads of the occu-
pying forces. Commissary officers
were busy buying food at the neigh
borhood stores, paying in new marks.
BY nightfall, the Germans were
completely installed. 1t was their
turn to sing. Stirring college songs
and beer hall chants rose from the
wooded hOllOWS after supper and
until midnight, when three lusty
"Sieg Heils" ended the serenade.
Then in silence Bordeaux began
It's first Sunday in history under
control of a Germany army.
Papers Still Print
There was comparatively little
excitement, but some pathOs in the
change-over from French to Ger
man rule. French poiluS, to their
dismay learned they had two hours
in which to don civilian clothes and
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19
Father and Six
Children Killed

VAN NUYS, Cal, July 10. tUP)-
A father and six children were
killed today in a head-on collision
of two trucks on San Fernando road
north of here, and the mother and
another child were seriously in
jured
Police identified the father as
Clarence Yount of Los Angeles.
His and the other bodies we're burn
ed almost beyond recognition when
their light truck caught fire. Mrs.
Gladys Yount. his wife, and Johnnie,
two years old, were taken to hos
pitalS.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19
The Following Churches Inv tie Attendance
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CMINCMES

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
Jesus words from John. This
is life eternal, that they might
know thee the only true God, and
Jesus Christ. whom thou Vast sent.
constitute the Gol;en Text in the
IoSSOn-Sermon or Life" on Sun
day in all Churches of Christ, Scicn-
tiSt.
Among the Scriptural citations
are these words of Peter from Acts:
OF a truth I perceive that God
Is no respector of persons; But in
every nation he that feareth him.
and Worketh Righteousness. is ac-
ccntcd with him The word which
God sent unto the children of Is
racl preaching peace by Jesus
Christ. thc is Lord of al!0 That
word. | say, yc know. How God
anointod Jesus Of Nazareth with
the Holy Ghost and with power.
who went about doing good, and
healing all that were oppressed of
the devil; for God was with him
Him God raised up the third
day, and showed him openly; Net
to all the people, but unto witnesses
chosen before of God, even to us
who did eat and drink with him
after he rose from the dead"
A passage from the Christian
Science textbook Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures" +"
by Mary Baker Eddy states: Our
Master fully and finally demon
Strated divine Science in his victory
over death and the grave. Jesus
deed was for the enlightenment of
men and for the salvatior Of the
whole world from sin sickness and
DEATH
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19
Heavy Sentences
In Police Court

Heavy sentences were in order
in Ell Centro police court Friday
morning as three men charged with
drunkenness received six month
sentences.
Frank Quilter and James Cauli-
han received six month sentences,
suspended on condition they leave
town by noon Friday. Frank Quinn's
siX-monthS sentence was suspend
ed on good behaviour.
M C. French was sent to the
county Jail for 37i2 days on drunk
charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19

their regular prison Jobs without
interruption.
Il am convinced it is not a
protest against our food. which is
very good. Alcatraz convicts, of
course. are always desirous of get
ting lots of things We don't give
them. Naturally We have trouble
makers largely among those who
have been transferred here from
other prisons.
Life gets pretty monOtonous here,
and some Of the men are unable
to adjust themselves, while others
suffer from Illustrations. We don't
entertain them much. you know
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19

children have returned from va
in Oklahoma.
Mr. ana Mrs Emmett Waggorer
OF Sarta Monica have returned to
their home after spending ten days
with friends and relatives in the
county Waggoncr is connected With
the Douglass airplaEc industry.
Miss Ruth Ferguson of tho McXi-
can mission is planning to 90 to
1dyllWld for a week the latter part
of the week
Alfred Gray, who has been visit
ing his sisters in Los Angeles for
some time is expected to arrive
home Thursday ard will then 60 tC
HipasS health camp for the rest Of
the summer
Miss Barbara StraWn. water clerk
at tho city hall, returned from
San Francisco Wednesday, morning
haring spent, h"r vacation in San
Francisco and Treasure Island
During her absence Mrs. Norman
1TH"dlo. Ir, filled III at the city hall
office.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19
Cop SavesBoy
On Cliff Face

PATERSON, N. j., July 10 CUP)
The first words of Emil Degyn. 13.
when he felt powerful arms en-
circle his waist and save him from
certain death, were: You must be
God"
The boy slipped off the edge of
Garrett mountain yesterday and
slid down the side of a 300 foot
drop, His fingertips grasped a
ledge $50 feet from the bottom.
He dug in his toes and hung on
until his fingertips bled Radio
patrolman William Ludwig, who
was lowered from the top of the
plateau by two other policemen,
snatched the boy from his perch
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Si..l l.. On.
George w. Thomas, ID. D.. paste

George w. Thomas, ID, d., pastor
Church school: 900; Mrs, Ste
phen B. Her. superintendent
Morning Worship: $50. Sermon
by Elder Clvde McCasin. Sermon
topic: Did He Come. Special mu-
Slc-violin solo by Janet Lytle.
Evening worship; 500. Sermon
topic: Union service at Baptist
church, Rev. Doty preaching.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19
Bi-Motored Army
Planes Ordered

WASHINGTON. July 10. (UP) -
Assistant Secretary of War Louis
Johnson today awarded Il $900,378
contract to the Cessna Aircraft Co.,
Wichita, Kansas, for the army's
first multi-motored training planes.
The number of the planes order
ed was not disclosed out they are
bi-motored-tWo Lycoming 280-
horsepower motors They are % be
used for training advances students.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19
DoctorLeaves
For Coast on
Vacation Trip

Dr. w w. Apple left early this
week for his annual vacation. Driv-
ing to San Francisco the doctor
will visit many places of interest
en- route, and will visit his daughter.
Mrs. Cheerful Apple Gerecke and
family while in San Francisco.
Mrs. Joe E. King. former valley
! resident now living in Yuma has
taken an apartment in Pasadena
for the remainder of the summer
Her daughter, Mary, is with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cooms and
small daughter are enjoying a vaca-
ton at IdyllWild.
Mrs. Hattie Cunningham of I'M
pcrial has taken a cottage at Live
Oaks for the rest of the summer.
The A. D. Aliens left recently
for Lodi Calf. where they plan
to remain for a month or SO.
Mrs. Art Davis with Janice and
Charles left Saturday for the coast
where they will visit Mrs. Davis
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boil
ing at Santa Monica Beach. Mr..
Davis will leave the first of August
and will join his family for his
vacation.
Mrs w G. Meagher. Jackie and
daughters. Doreen and Jane. are
camping this summer at Laguna
mountains where SO many valley
people take advantage of the camp
ing facilities among the pines. MI
Mea9her joins his family on holi-
days and weekends.
Mrs. Ted Holmes and children are
also among those at Laguna.
The U. L. Martins have a delight
full cabin in the Laguna mountains,
Mrs Martin generally opening it
early in the season and making
it her headquarters for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs E. B. Ingle and
family have summer home at
Pine Valley Mrs. Ingle and Mari
lyn spend much Of their summer
there. Mr. Ingle driving up often
to enjoy the cool mountain nights.
The San Jacinto mountains are
to be the headquarters of Mr.. and
MIS-. w. j. RubidouX of Holtvillc
during their two weeks vacation.
Their children, Grace. Helen, WcS-
ley and Mary Diane will accompany
them.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19
SULLIVAN TO OUTLINE
SWINE COST STUDY

Wallace Sullivan. extension Spc-
cialist in economics will outline the
annual swine cost study at meet
ing of valley swine growers Thurs
day night at the farm advisors Of
flee.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19
PECKS PARENTS

A seven-pound baby girl was born
to Mr.. and Mrs Don Peck of Holt
vile, Thursday morning at 1:30
at the Ell Centre hospital. Peck is
repairman with the telephone
company.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19
FIRST BAPTIST

FIKST bAPIIST
Orange Ave. at Seventh ST.
Harold E. DOty, TIL. B., pastor
Church school: 9:30 a. m. E. NJ
Watson, superintendent.
Morning worship: l0:l5 a. m. Jr.
church same hour. Sermon topic
When God Speaks.
Evening worship: 800 p. m. Ser
mon topic: The Salt of the Earth"
Rev. Doty preaching. Union SER
vice of Methodist, Presbyterian
Christian and Baptist churches.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19
UOLTNILGE, BABY

Mr.. and Mrs. Travis Williams of
Holtville are the parents of baby
girl weighing eight and = pounds,
born Thursday July l8.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
South west Corner, 9th g. Orange
Rev. Il. c. Rogers. pastor

Church school: 9:45; Lovejoy r.
win, superintendent.
Morning worship II o'clock Ser
mon topic: The Touch of God.
Special music-solo by R. C. Rogers.
N. Y. p. S., 645. Hope" Cola
pau Indian, will speak
Evening worship: 7:30; Sermon
topic: Evangelistic. Special music -
Special singing.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19
First Church of
Christ, Scientist

Branch Of The Mother Church
The First Church of Christ,
Scientist. in Boston, Mass,
holds all services in the
church edifice, corner of Olive
and Seventh streets.
Sunday School, $50 o'clock;
Sunday Morning Service, II
o'clock.
LIFE
Wednesday evening TcStimon-
ial Meeting at 8 o'clock. The
Reading Room, at 219 Bank
of America Building, is open
daily Except Sunday and
legal holidays) from 100 to
400 PM.
During the period from July
18th to Sept. 18th informal
services will be held on Sun
days at l1:00 a. m, only, The
Reading Room will be open
Monday, Wednesday and Fri
days of each week from loo
to 400 p. m. until Sept. 10Th.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC
Fifth and Orange
Father w. L. ClaYin. naSIoI

Masses Sunday, a. m.
CatechiSm instruction. Saturday
10 a. m
Week days, $50 a. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19
MANAGER LEAVES

H. w. Edmund, sales manager of
the Coast Counties Gas and Elcc-
trio company, left Ell Centre late
Thursday after spending week at
tending to company business in
Imperial Valley. He lives in Santa
Cruz
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19
FIRST METHODIST
Eighth at Olive

tlhSI ME IiODiSl
Eighth at Olive
DR.. w. A. McCleneghan, pastor
Church school: 9:30 a. m.
Morning worship: 10:30 a. m.
Sermon topic: Another Language. "
EpWorth league meeting at the
Sage cabin at Laguna, leagucrS
leaving after morning church.
Evening worship: 800 p m. Ser
mon topic, Union Service in the
First Baptist church with Rev. Doty
preaching.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19
CHURCH OF CHRIST
9TH and brighton

Morning worship: 10:45; Commu-
MON, II as.
Evening worship: 7:30.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19
SALVATION ARMY
636 Broadway

Mai. Lee Montgomery in charge
Jail service, 9 am, county jail
Sunday school, 10 am.
Holiness service, II am.
Young people, $50 pm.
Open air service, pm.
FOURSQUARE
Corner Eigth and Orange
Rev. and Mrs. E. II. Willingham
Sunday school, 9:45 am.
Morning worship, HOO.
Crusaders, $50 pm.
BereanS, $50 pm.
Evangelistic service, 7:45 pm.
Bible study and prayer, Tuesday,
7:45 pm.
Evangclistic service. Friday, 7:45
pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19
CALEX|C0
News NOTES
CALEXICO NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Ellis and two
children have returned from va
cationing in Oklahoma.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19
DECREE GRANTED

DECREE GRANTED
A final divorce decree was grant,
ed in superior court Thursday to
Ethel Irene Phillips and Edwin j.
Phillips.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19
GRACE LUTHERAN
8th and Holt
Rpy pauI Npinn. paStOr

Morning worship: $50. Bible lee
turc on Ephesians, a combined serv-
ice of church and Sunday school.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19
FOURSQUARE
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
10th nd Park

Church school 9:45 a, m, Martin
Williams, superintendent.
Morning worship: HOO a. m.
Young peoples society: Gas p. m.
EvaneeliStic services, 7:45 p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-19
SEELEY COMMUNITY

SEELEY COMMUNITY
p. J. Smith, minister
Sunday school; 10 a. m. Worship
topic, H. The Fiery Trials of
Saints"
Combined C. E. and evening SER
vice, 7:30.
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
Fifth near Orange
Rev. ID. v. Ellsworth, vicar
Holy Eucharist, 7:30 a. m.
La gaceta., 1940-10-25
Lanzo nuevos y electives ataques
Ia ayiacion inglesa
Bombardeadas Berlin, Hamburgo y
y otras ciudades
Causan buen efecto las palabras del
Presidente Roosevelt

Londres. Octubre 25.-La
Real Aviaci6n inglesa mantle
ne su ofensiva contra los obje
tivos alemanes Y anoche va
rias escuadrillas bombardea-
ro a Berlin, Hamburgo Y o.
tros centres whales de los ma
zis. Por la Radio admiten los
nazis que algunas personals
perecieron y que ell puerto de
Hamburgo ha recibido danos.
En- cuanto a Berlin Sc admite
por la propaganda nazi ell in
cedio de un taller de maderas
y la destruction de algunas
casas.
Dur6 mas de tres horas ell
ataque contra Berlin. Los avio
mes volaron tan bajo que pu-
diero yer con entera claridad
sus blacos, entire ellos patios
de los ferrocarriles, la esta-
ci6n de Lehrter Y la Putlitz
Strasse. FL raid" de anoche
fue ell vigesimo tercero efec-
tuado contra la capital alema
ma.
Las nubes sobre Berlin eran
muy atlas y la aviaci6n Sc vic
obligada a volar bajo. La pri-
mera onda de ataque lego pc
co despues de medianoche y
atac6 los patios de los ferro-
CARRIES con altos explosives.
La segunda onda arrib6 me-
dia bora despues y dej6 caer
su carga en- los mismos objeti-
La gaceta., 1940-10-25

Centenares de personas a
sistieron en- la tarde de aver
al entierro de Ignacio Antino-
ri, ell hombre asesinado ante
aver en- la taberna Palm Gar
dens, en- las afueras de Tam
pa.
Ell desfile de coches entor-
peci6 ell transito, en- la S6pti-
ma avenida, durante mas de
media bora.
Que la familia Antlnori es
muy apreciada, a%mpliamente
Sc prob6 en- la tarde de aver.
Ell sheriff Mcleod, que Sc
,hallaba fuera de Tampa, re-
gres6 aver e inmediatamente
interrog6 a Jimmie Fraterrigo
y la joven Jackie Wilson, que
acompahaban a Antinori la
noche del crimen.
Mcleod dej6 en- libertad a
la Wilson, pero dispuso Aue
Fraterrigo fuera encerradO en-
la carcel, como testigo mate
rial.
La gaceta., 1940-10-25
Ell entierro de Ignacio Antinori
La poIicia sigue trabajandO

La policia cree que ell cri-
men tuvo su motive en- rivali-
dades sobre ell dominic del
juego.
IC6mo supo ell criminal que
Antinori habia llegado a esa
taberna?
ST no tenia la costumbre de
ir q ella todos los dias, como
no la tenda, Iquien lie estaba
"chequeando" para avisar al
asesino en- ell momento opor-
tuno2
IDesde que lugar Sc do el a
viso al criminal?
Los que lie vieron partir de la
calle de Franklin, Isabian a don
de sc dirigian?
Nosotros que tenemos en- gran
estimation a Vicente Antinori y
a otros miembros de la familia
Antinori ,reiteramos nuestro
.pesame a la viuda y familiares
" esperamos que esta nueva sal
vajada no quede impune.
La gaceta., 1940-10-25

vos. Las bombas ocasionaron
un gran incendio en- un obje-
two militar.
Los aviones estuvieron cru
zando y recruzando la ciudad
durante tres horas, a pesar
del v%iolento fuego de las anti
aereas nazis. FL ministro del
aire asegura que entire los OBJ
jetivos bombardeados figuran
fabricas de electricidad, refi-
nerfas de petroleo, muelles, al
macenes y aer6dromos.
Muy buen efecto han causa
do las palabras del p~residente
Roosevelt, en- ell diseurso de
aver, ne ell Foro del diario He
raid Tribun. america, dijo ell
Presidente, ha contestado en-
terminus caracteristicos suyos
a esos que han destruido la Ii
bertad de otros pueblos. Esta-
mos preparandonos para la
defensa de dos continetes y de
los oceaos que son las carrete-
ras de esos eontinentes, y 10 ha
cemos sin tenor y firme vo-
lutad hacia la paz." Acus6 ell
Presidente a los propagandis-
tas extranjeros de que tratan
de dividir al pueblo america
no con su estrategia de terror;
pero 81 tiene la confianza de
queel sistema democratico de
fuerza y digidad a los hom-
bres.
La gaceta., 1940-10-25
mo. SERA PUEdT0 EN- LA
BALETA Ell NOMBRE DE
NORMAN THOMAS

La legislature de la Florida,
gegin nos comunica Frank Nc
Callister, miembro del Comite
Executive Nacional del Partido
Soeialista, coloc6 en- la ley una
restriction que impide aparezca
en- la bOleta Ell nombre de Nor
man Thomas, ell candidate socia
!ista a la presidencia de la Re-
publica.
El Secretario de eStado r. A.
Gray, en- una carta a McCallis-
ter, describe como ell elector pue
de escribir ell nombre de quail
quier compromisario pre- tden-
cial de su agrado. La boleta con
tendra los nombres de siete com
prcmisarios democraticos Y sic
te republicanos. Bajo esos NOM
bres hay varia lineas en- blanco
para escribir nuevos nombres y
poner una cruz en- Ell lado IL
t1uierdo del nombre que Sc escri-
ba.
McCallister pide a les socialis
tas escriban ell nombre de Nor
man Thomas y lie pongan una
cruz en- ell lado izquierdo.
Norman Thomas ofrece man
tener a la naci6n fuera de la que
ira y realizar una inteligente
defensa de la democracia'.
La gaceta., 1940-10-25
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Norman Thomas y una carta de'Jackson Car
to'yhazi. La Guardia de Hero. - Silencio....

NNsctros ped.mos a la colonia
latin que vote por la candidatu-
ra democratica, Roosevelt y Wa
llace, pero 6eseamos completa
libertad para log otros candida
tos.
En- una carta a Frank Mccall
lister, miembro del Comite Eje-
cutivo Nacional del partido So
cialista, residente en- st. Peters
burg y amigo de la colonia lat!-
ma, Norman Thomas, ell candida
to socialista, cuyo nOmbre no
aparecera en- la boleta de la Flo
rida, per ciertas restrcciones
legales, envfa copia de una car
ia del abogado general Robert
H. Jackson, que dice:
"Querido Mr.. Tengo su carta
de julio 8 en- la que me dice que
muchas personas Green que las
peticiones de nomination para
Ell partido Socialista seran auto
maticamente entregadas al Bu-
re Federal de Investigaciones y
que cada firmante sera investi-
gado como un miembro de la
Quinta Columna".
"Es lamentable que tai cosa
Sc olga y sea creida en- este pals.
FL partido socialista bajo la d.
reccion de listed jamas ha sido
estimado como que representa- o
Sc haya bajo la Influenza de go
biernos extranjeros". ~Es I'M
partido americana legal y un
ciudadano no debe sermoleStado
porque ejercite su derecho y fir
me la speticiones de nomination
de ustedes".
Quedo sinceramente de listed
Robert A. Jackson.
La carta es digna del abogado
general y tambien del ciudada-
no socialista, candidate a la pre-
sidencia, Norman Thomas.
Ell partido Socialista, 10 dice
Ell abogadO general, no Sc halla
sometido a la Influenza de go
biernos extranjeros.
La gaceta., 1940-10-25
JATAQUE P0R LA ESPAL-
DA?
LombGrdero habM cumplidO
CON sat deber

En- una reciente asamblea o
reunion efectuada en- ell Centre
.Obrero, un trabajador honrado
y dignO, Antonio Lombardero,
Sc quej6 de la nvelaci6n de dos
%vitOlas. eStimando que los nive-
ladores sc habian equivocado.
Cuando la junta Sc habia ter
minado, los que habian nivelado
las vitolas lie llamaron y lie die
ron que lie habian fijado ese pre-
clio, un precio. mas bajo y no a.
justadO a las reglas del Carta-
bon, por ser una vitola c6moda.
LombarderO reeonoci6 10 de
la comodidad, pero les dijo de-
bian haber nivelado, en- cuanto
al precio como 10 ordena ell Car
tab6n.
lDias despues, como para en-
terar al Amo, en- un semanario
Sc habl6 de la queja de LOmbar-
dero y Sc dijo que el habia acep-
tado ell precio, por la comodidad
de la vitola.
La verdad es que Lombarde-
70, hombre honrado a carta ca
bal, reconOci6 ell punto de la CO.
modidad, pero sostenia y sostie-
ne que en- cuanto al precio Sc de-
bio haber cumplido con Ell Car
tab6n.
La gaceta., 1940-10-25

Carol pide que Ell p~residente
Roosevelt solicite de Franco lie
permita salir de Espana y en-
trar en- Portugal.
Aunque Carol moralmente va
lie muy POGO, esta a Glen codos,
en- decencia polftica, por encima
de Ia Guardia de Hero.
La Guar~ia de Hero deman-
da su extraction para asesinar-
10, aseinar a la Lupecu y asesi-
mar al general Urdareani,
Teniendo en- cuenta los re-
cientes actos salvajes de Ia
Guardia de Hero contra algu-
nos ciudadanos american0s e In
gleses... harfa bien Ell presiden-
tie Roosevelt solicitando de Fran
co no sirva de complete a los u
sesinos rumanos, por cuantO Ell
"generalisimo" va tiene bien
cargada de delitos su cOncien-
cha y Carol, rico, exilado, es un
.tipO a prop6sito para hacer ca
rrera en- Hollywood.
Carol llora en- Sevilla su "des-
ventura" y 81 ell p~residente ROos
evelt no lie complace desde aqui
lie aconsejamos ponga en- movi-
miento, para salvarse, algunos
millones de pesetas.
iSobornando a los falangis-
tas.... Sc lie dejara pasar a Por-
tugal!
La gaceta., 1940-10-25

JLlegara la vileza del regi-
men de Vichy, regimen maneja-
do por ell "brib6n" de Pierre La
val y Ell viejo Petain, hasta 81
bajo Y pestilente extreme de co
laborar militar y n~avalmente
con los enemigos de Franz
iTodo es possible ouando un
individuo como Laval tiene en-
sus manos, prOtegido por las ba
yonetas nazis, Ell gobierno de IN
pats traicionado por sus militia
res y sus politicos s~emifAscis-
tas
FL pueblo france, que despre
cha a Laval y esta en- canine de
odiarlo, tendra que aceptar las
cadenas ;pero jamas sera COM
plice de los asquerosos "enre-
dos" del viceprimer ministro.
Francia odia a sus verdugos y
sabe que su libertad depende de
Ia victoria de Inglatsrra y del
La gaceta., 1940-10-25

@tro gesto de Sapaciguamien-
tdP de Hitler en- direction de
Moscu: permitir a Russia que to-
me parte en- la conferencia para
6iscutir ell dominic del DaTfh-
bio.
Hitler tiene especial interes,
ah6ra, en- lograr que Russia no
Sc oponga, por medic de la fuer
"a, a sus planes guerreros en- los
Balkanes.
va tendre tempo de ARE
glarle las cuentas a Stain, pien
sa Hitler, luego de que derrote
a Inglaterra...
Pero como no podra veneer a
Inglaterra, 81 Stain juega bien
en- sus cartas en- la mesa" lie
ma de obstaculos y cOmplicacio-
mes, procurara no "ir demasia-
do lejos" en- la compafia de los
nazis alemanes y los fascistas l.
talianoS.