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Evening star., 1940-05-04
Radcliffe Tours
Carroll County
ToCounter Foe
Senator Cheered in
Baltimore Stronghold
Of Opponents Ally
BY JACK ALLEN,
Star star CoSreepoodent.

WESTMINSTER. Nd. May a.
Close on the heels Of his rival, Sen.
ator Radcliffe came to Carroll County.
today to safeguard against any weak
ening Of his political fences In . rec.
tor he figures to carry with com.
parative ease In Mondays Demo-
cratic senatorial primary.
He was to make an extensive tour,
travelling over much Of the same
ground his rival, Howard Brucs,
visited in his appearance here yes
terday. ana then was to return to
Baltimore City early tonight for .
series Of stump engagements.
During the day Senator Radcliffe
was to greet storekeepers, factory
employees, farmers and numerous
other groups and was to stop for .
time at the Carroll County Horse
Show, where he is scheduled as the
ranking guest Of honor.
The Senator's call today primarily
Is . routine one made to protect the
edge he appears to hold over Mr..
Bruce in Carroll, q county in which
the latter has no outstanding lead.
erS.
Ahenated by Appointments.
Gov. O'Connor and Mr.. Bruce, Q
principal adviser Of the State ad.
ministration, antagonized the recog.
nized leaders In Carroll soon after
the former took once In 1899 BY
awarding local patronage to little.
known party figures.
In retaliation the Democratic
State Central Committee for the
county set what Is believed by some
Observers to be precedent by in
dorsing q candidate in q party pri.
mary, pledging Its support to sena-
tor Radcliffe.
In addition to Senator Radcliffe's
tour Of last-minute rallies in Balti-
more tonight, two Of his aides will
broadcast talks to Maryland vet
Grams in q program from Station
WBAL beginning at 7:30 o'clock.
The first speaker Is to be Bruce
T. Blair, attorney, who is q past
commander Of the Maryland depart-
ment, American Legion. He vii bs
followed by Richard G. O'Connell,
president Of the Baltimore City
Council, another past commander Of
the Maryland department of the
Legion, national commander Of the
18th Division Association and four.
time State commander Of the Vet.
Grams Of Foreign Wars.
Tydings to Speak ut Crisfield.
Senator Tydings, another big gun
in the array of Radcliffe oratorical
artillery, is to be at Crisfield for .
last salvo on the Eastern Shore,
addressing q rally in that city.
Last night Senator Radcliffe, In
one Of more than q dozen campaign
talks before community meetings in
Baltimore, marched into . strong.
hold of william Curran, whose city
machine is backing Mr.. Bruce, and
drew an impressive ovation from .
large audience gathered for an East.
ern Democratic Club rally.
A street parade in which many
marchers figured preceded the rally.
In q broadcast last night State
Controller ]. Millard Tawes told his
audience that Senator Radcliffe has
been "very roughly badgered by his
opponents in this campaign" but
that no case has been proved against
the incumbent.
Evening star., 1940-05-04
Wins Scholarship

Jane Ramsdell, who VIII be grad
uated In June from Immaculate
High School, has won the Junior
college tuition scholarship offered
by Georgetown Vidtation Convent.
She lives in Gaithersburg, Nd, and
is the granddaughter Of Mrs. May
Brooks Ramsdell, for many years
music critic Of The Star.
Evening star., 1940-05-04
Service Council to Dance

The Service Council Of the Jewish
Community Center Will stage .
scavenger hunt and dance tonight
at $50 at the center. Miss Dorothy
Grossman Is chairman of the a6air.
Evening star., 1940-05-04
Morbury Girl May Queen

Miss Faith Mitchell, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Mitchell Of Mar
bury, Nd, was crowned May queen
In ceremonies yesterday afternoon
at Lackey High School, La Plata,
Md.
Evening star., 1940-05-04

Use Of American marine Diesel
engines increased fourfeld In Brazil
In 1o3o.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-17
National Defense
Aids Business
In Detroit

DETROIT, Oct. II (UP)-Detroit
mass production center of the ma
ton, is booming under steady in
crease of national defense orders
and rising automotive production.
Business and industrial barom-
eterS point to return to the balmy
days of 1929 and 1887. Figures for
employment, industrial power con-
sumption, automobile production
and bank debts and clearings all
show encouraging increases over
last year.
Government contracts for de-
fenSe materials necessitate eXpan-
sion of production facilities and in
creased employment.
Industrial power consumption in
a recent week totaled 36,327 600,
kilowatt hours, highest in Detroit S
history. In the same week. auto
mobile production reports showed
an increase for the sixth conSecu-
tive week
Employment in Wayne county
factories stood at $4,000 for an
index of 1922 compared with 86.6
in 1887 and 127 in 1929. The board
of commerce reported that $4,000
hourly wage earners had been
placed on factory payrolls since
July 81. The board anticipated a
further increase with the rise in
automobile production and with as
sembly lines gearing to the tempo
of national defense.
Automobile sales during a par
ticularly encouraging week para
doXically declined one per cent from
an upward trend high above 1889
sales volume. Automobile sales
throughout the nation, however,
were reported brisk.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-17
Dead Man Named
To Draft Board

SACRAMENTO, Oct. II. UP)-
The governors office had no ex-
cuse today for the naming of d
dead man to q San joaquin county
Graft board except that somebody"
who made the recommendation ap-
parently didn't check up.
The name of Charles Gibson, in
district 81, STOCKTON, was added
to the list submitted by the super
ior Judge, although Gibson died
two years ago.
The governors office said an
other appointee would be named
without delay.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-17

! Ihe story OF Cne span OF mules
dates back a good many years ago
to when a citizen by the name of
w. R. Waldrop started out for Cali
fornia from Texas Duke Johnson's
father gave Waldrop a span of
mules.
The span of mules no doubt work.
ed hard and eventually died in
peace but their memory stayed
on and bore fruit on the first day
of the year 1918 when young man
swung off a railroad train in
Imperial Valley
The man was Duke Johnson and
the first gentleman he called upon
was w. R. Waldrop. Waldrop put
him to work on what was then
the Rancho Del Fresno about sew
en- miles east of Ten Foot Drop.
Quiet, Unassuming
1t may be bit difficult to visual
ize the quiet, unassuming gentle
man Ell Centro knows as Duke
johnson as a dirt farmer, but that's
what he was in 1913-fog six
months. He really wasn't in the
valley solely for that, however, be-
cause the visit was partly as a
vacation and partly to look over
promising new territory. Already
his heart was wrapped up in the
clothing business, and had been
since he first started as a stock
room boy in the Mammoth Depart
ment store in Shawnee, Okla, in
1909.
Just before he came to the val
ley that first time Johnson had
worked in Santa Ana. He had saved
5000 and intended to put that
$500 somehere where it would do
the most good. He chose Imperial
Valley
Next time the valley noticed
johnson he was at work for the
clothing store Of Varney Bros. The
store was located at Fifth and
Main, with the Security First Ma
tional in between. Johnson had
charge of the mems department
there for seven years before he
branched out in his own concern
block up Main street on the site
where his present store stands.
AT first johnson was in part
nership with M o. King and later
with Ted Groane. The latter part
nership lasted until some time af-
ter Groane moved to Ventura to
take charge of a store the two had
acquired there. For the last decade,
Johnson's has been an integral part
of Ell Centro's business life, but
even more essential has been the
quiet personality of its owner.
Waded In Ashes
Just a year ago, almost to the
day. Johnson Waded around in the
ashes of that store, still damp from
the tons of water firemen had
thrown upon it. There were fallen
rafters and debris slumped upon
the counters . partly burned
suits, underclothes and charred
shoes Uttered the inside. 1t looked
as though the work of many years,
that began when young chap bull
ed his way into the Mammoth De-
partment store in Shawnee and
insisted that he had to have a
job, had gone up in smoke.
The store that was Johnson's
was gone, but the slender man that
was Duke Johnson remained. He
began anew Several weeks ago the
new store was completed and this
week a new Johnson's has arisen
on the ashes of the old.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-17
Spun Of Mules
And Courage
EduQ q Store

1t is a far cry from span of mules to dry goods
store
But if there had been span of mules, there prob
ably would have been store opening up this week
in Ell CentrO under the name of JohnsOns
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-17

years we have been in busi-
at the on, Main Street.
Ell Centre. They been years of
sailing but with courage and
good Fortune them out. At
time n Imperial
Valley, and our good friends customers.
It is fitting occasi on ac-
acknowledgement be paid you, many Of whom
for the full period, greater part
this nineteen years, loyal and
helpful aids in lding Of our busi-
Many you, after season.
paid ighest compl iment that
Of coming to regularly and
ously for your apparel needs.
One year ago, October 10, 1859, store
building destroyed by
fire. Before the blaze subsidized, we
realized although might destroy
mat erial things, had
something valuable,
something neither fire nor earth
quake could destroy weaken.
speak of things n Of
cents, in OF
ship loyalty.
And rebuild, with, feel, JUS
titled PRIDE you a JoHNsoN's
you, omers, helped
build. Now, too time, thoughts
graft O
organization, empl oyees, tireless
energy loyalty have meant much in
the building rebui lding
publicly express apprecia-
tion to Carey Brothers, gave
building which proud to carry
business.
We are O. responsible
O comuni ty and we pledge anew
our determinati O o you we'll.
NSON
By Duke Johnson
Starting Dollar Day
All Stock Remaining At
Our Ladies Shop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-18

The Motion looks oheod preparing oeody the
peocime drills hos held Largest these the First
enio participating Army
northern New York Stote
l." the assembly left 600 Of sood sou the St.
University Soum NJ before address
It. Hugh Drum. First Army which told
M borden themselves for thot
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
La Unione Italiana en- contra de
Mussolini
Ia UNlONE ITALIANA EN-
CONTRA DE LA ACCION
DEL GOBIERNO DE
MUSSOLINI

DamoS con ell mayor placer
la noticia de que la SOciedad
Unione Italiana acordo aver,
martes IL, condenar la accion
del gobierno de Benito MussO-
lini uniehdose a Alemania en-
Ell cOnflictO eurOpeo y EXPIRE
a de nuevO su OpOsicion a to-
do sistema totalitario o cual-
quiera otro contrario a los prin
cipios de Ia verdadera demo-
craciO.
AcOrdo tambien la prestigio
sa Sociedad respAldar los prin
cipios, manifestations e indi-
caciOnes hechas por el Presi-
dente de los EstAdOs Unidos en-
So discourse de estA semAna re-
ferente a Ia dclarAcion de que
IRA por Italia.
Llegue nueStra felicitAci6n
al Presidente de la Unione, Ia
Directive y a tOdos los sOcios.
Mahana publicarsmos inte .
gra Ia resoluci6n.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12

Washington, JUNO 12.-De-
clarando ante un Comite del
Senado ell Secretario del Teso,
70 Mr.. Morgen,hau, dijo hoy
que ell pueblo esta listo para
soportar las .cargas que ell nue.
vo programa d edefensas eche
sobIe sus hombros. Interroga-
do sobre 81 Ell momento era o.
portuno para rev;sar la estruc-
tura de contribuciones del pals,
por ell senador Byrd, Ell secre-
tario contesto que ST, pero que
los congresistas tendrian que
pasarse ell verano EN- la CAPT
tai.
Agreg6 ell secretario que Ell
pias tendra un deficit de mas
de 100000, 900 y que los
gastos en- ell ano montaran, en-
conjunto, a $12, 000, 600, 900.
Hablando hoy ante la con-
venci6n de mGsicos, en- India
napolis, ell presidente de la Fe
deracitn Americana del Traba-
jO, William Gren, dijo que los
trabajadores Sc italian de COM
pleto acuerdo con un plan de
ayuda activa a los AliadoS, con
aviones y materiales.
EN- cuanto a las huelgas,
los tiempos son de servir al
pals, no de movimientos para
retrasar la Marcia del rear
me-"
La Camara aprob6 hoy ell
plan de nuevos impuestos, con
muy pocos yotos en- contra. En-
ell Senado, sin embargo, ell Sc
nador LaFollette anuncia que
desea incorporar a la ley una
enmienda que prohiba realizar
crecidas ganancias a la SOM
bra de los preparativos mill
tares.
La United Steel Export, una
compahia subsidiaria de la
United Steel, anunci6 la venta
a los aliados, en- equipo, de SO
millones de peso sen municio-
mes y material de guerra. Esa
corporation no derivara ga
nancia alguna en- la venta.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
DE LA ITALIA FASCISTA
AGRESORA
Bombas en- Turin.-Los fascis-
tas atacan en- Jibuti. - VIOLA
dos los puentes

Roma, JUNO l2.-Bombas
cayeron en- las afueras de Tu-
rim. sin causar dahos de impof-
tancia. Alarmas de aviaci6n sc
dieron en- Milan.
FL gobierno turco rompi6 hoy
las relaciones comerciales con
Italia, pero NADIA ha hecho en-
cuanto a las d%iplomaticas.
Egipto comunic6 la ruptura
de relaciones diplomaticas con
Italia.
Las tropas italianas avanzan,
en- Africa, en- direction del puer
to frances de Jibuti. La avia-
ci6n bombarde6 aver las bases
inglesas de Malta y Alden. Ri
mando avisa que las trOpas tia
lianas pasaron las f~ronteras de
las Somalilandias francesa e In
glesa. No Sc ha podido confir-
mar la noticia de que las trOpas
i.al,anas rompieron la primera
Inca francesa en- Jibuti. La a
viaci6n itaHana desea cerrar Ell
Mar Rojo a los Aliados entire Ji-
butt y Alden.
Desde Ginebra, Suiza, donde
aviones extranjeros deJaron
caer bombas, re anuneia que el
principe Humberto, de Italia, se
propone atacar las lineas fran
cesas en- los Apes Maritimos.
Los franceees mandaron aver
hombres y pertrechoe al vale
del Dominance. el canine idsal
para penetrar en- el vale fran
.ees del RhoaE VOelos " tseo'
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
Esta Gbrandose n nueva bataIla del Name
Las tropas francesas mantienen sus posiciones
en- ell AiSne
Afirma ell communicate frances que ell tempo
favorece q los defensores

Paris, JUNO l2.-El mand0
nazi dijo hoy por la Radio que
sus tropaS Sc italian a 12h
milas de Paris, pero esta noti-
ella no ha sIdo confirmada por
Ell mando frances. La propa =
ganda alemana recuerda cue
ell Kaiser llego a 20 milas de
Paris.
BESIDE Berlin dan cuenta
tambien de la toma de Reims
Y Rouen; pero ell mando fran
ces sostiene que una nueva ba-
tala del Marine esta librando-
Sc y que ell enemigo usa todas
sus fuerZas contra Paris.
FL ataque aleman es doble,
por los rios Marine y Sena.
Francia combate con todos
sus recursos y admite nuevos
ayances alemanes, que no son
decisivos.
Los naZis anuncian la cap
tura de 10000 ingleses y fran
ceses Ell ell canal ingles. Los
franceses contraatacan en- va
RIOS sectores.
Ell comunicado de la mana
ma de hoy asegura que ell hui
mo de los ultimos dias ha SER
vidO para evacuar la pobla-
ci6n civil. Los alemanes reali-
zan grandes esfuerzos para co
locar puentes de pontones, en-
los rios, y pasar sus tanques.
Cerca de Vernon, Ell Sena ha
sido cruzado.
Las tropas francesas sc reti-
ran en- direction de las afue-
ras de Paris, con la intenci6n
de hacer los Gltimos esfuer :
EOS para salvar la capital.
Los combates en- ell Aisne
son muy violentos, pero los sol
dados ~franceses ~sostienen sus
posiciones. Esta Inca parece
ser la esperanto del mando,
en- cuanto a salvar la capital.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12

Contingencies alemanes a
vanzan EN- direction de Reims,
a 80 milas de Paris por ell nor
deste. Verifican este ataque
dos divisiones bien armadas.
Los alemanes Sc encuentran
entire Rouen y la capital, en-
direction del Marine. La bata-
LA, EN- cada lado, Sc libra a S5
o 40 millas de Paris.
La situaci6n ha cambiado
POGO, afirma ell parte frances,
y la batalla prosigue. Sc man
tiene la acci6n en- un frente de
mas de 200 millas."
Han reiterado su lealtad a
Francia $4,000 italianos anti
fascistas.
FL cambio de tempo CONT
nla favoreciendo a los defen.
sores de Paris. La ola de calor
que fawOreefa a los aviones y
tanques del enemigo, qued6
aver rota.
En- ell frente italiano, todos
los puentes de la Riviera han
sido volados. En- ese sector los
italianos tienen concentrates
de IL a II divisiones. Asegd-
rase que los alemanes lie han
propuesto a Mussolini que SO
haga cargo de proteger la H.
nea Sigfrido y que les permit
ia a ellos atacar a Francia en-
las montahas. El ataque con-
ira las posiciones francesas Sc
considera una tarea muy diff
Gil, por cuanto las tropas ita :
lianas o alemanas tendran que
escalar las montalas.
FL presidente Lazaro Cardc
mas, de MEXICO, lie mand6 aver
un telegrama al presidente lie
brdn diciendo que la aggression
italiana habia causado una do
lorosa impression en- ell pueblo
mejicanO.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
FRANcIA AL OLA
Quebrantadas las defensas
en- eli Marine.
Turqufa llam6 2O0,0 900 hOm-
bres a las armAs

Tours, Francia, JUNO l2@
La batalla entr6 hoy en- sn sep
timo dfa. Utilizando enormes re
curses los nazis Sc aproximan a
la capital. Todas las comunica-
clones sc mantienen con Paris Y
las principles ciudades. La fl
la de personas que Sc Marcia de
Paris sc extiende por v~eintenas
de millas.
Ell tiempo que venia ayudan-
do a los nazis y su eguipo, ha
comezado a ser desfavorable pa
ra los tanques y la aviaci6n. Los
tanques alemanes rompierOn
hoy las defensas francesas en- cl
Marine, donde Joffre hizo retro
ceder al Kaiser en- 1914. Las ca
lies de Paris estan llenas de ba-
rricadas, mientras ell ruido de
la artilleria sc hace ensordece-
do. Chateau Thierry ha sido y
bandonado.
Los alemanes, al oeste de Pa
ris, luchan para cruzar 81 Sena
entire ROuen y Vernon, lanzan-
do Columns de hume, Ell enemi-
go trata de colocar sus puentes.
FL eiercito frances sigue contra
atacando.
El general Weygand NANTES
to hoy que Ell enemigo Sc esta
gaStando, ~lentamente, perO sin
poder evitarlo. Aver sc reuni6
el eonEejo de ministries.
Desda Giusbra. SuiSS, sOmu'
La gaceta., 1940-06-12

nocimiento sc efectuaron por
las aviaciones de Italia y Fran
cha.
Complete reserva Sc guarda
EN- Ciudad de Vaticano, donde q
Papa ora todos los dias en- favor
de la paz y la iusticia. ia San
ia Sede es responble ante los ca
t6licos de TODD ell mundo y ade-
mas tiene sus deberes ~especiales
e ncuanto al pais".
TOdos los puentes entire Fran
ella e Italia, en- Mia, han sido vo
lados. FL Casino de Monte Carlo
cerr6 anoche. Muchos italianos
han sido detenidos en- esa parte
d la frOntera francesa.
Accompanied por unos $50
ciudadanos de su pals, Sc mar
|ch6 aver de esta capital ell en-
bajador frances, Francois Pom
Get. lie despidi6 Ell embaiador de
los Estados Unidos, Mr.. PHIL
fps. Ia estaci6n Sc hallaba fuer-
temente protegida.
FL gobierno anuncia que la
aviaci6n italiana tomara repre-
galias por los ataques de la avia-
ci6n inglesa contra gus bases,
operando desde Egipto. Musso-
lini habia dicho que no atacaria
a Egipto 81 este pals Sc mante-
MIA neutral.
Victor Manuel, Of rey, y Mus
solini sc encuentran va en- el
frente. FL monarch expidi6 una
proclama pidiendo a sus tropas
Sc apresuren para cOmbatir jun
TO a los alemanes.
La zona de guerra italiana Sc
gin el gobierno, ineluye ell Pia-
monte. 81 TirrenO, los Apeninos
y las provincias de Tarrento,
Calabria, Stella, Cerdeha y las
LIS ceTssnas,
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
Las Ultimas Notcias de Washington
Ell pueblo, seg1in Morgenthau, esta dispuestO
a soportar las cargas.
William Green opuesto a las huelgas
RESOLUTION de Pepper y Lee

Una resolution del senador
Pepper, de la Florida, y Lee.
de Oklahoma, autoriza al pre-
sidente para suspender la ley
de neutralidad y tambien la
ley Johnson.
FL famoso fabricante de au
tom6viles Renault, de Francla,
wslto hoy al presidente Roo
sevelt, en- la Casa Blanca. En-
esta misma semana sera pre-
sentado al ConseJo Naclona,
de Deefnsa.
La polciia tuvo que dar hoy
protection, en- New York, al
pabell6n fascis.a italiano, en-
la Feria de New York. HI SEN
timiento antifascista crece por
momentos. Creese que ell pabe
lion tendra que ser cerrado,
Pesimo efecto ha causado
en- esta ciudad ell discourse de
tono totalitario pronunciado
aver por ell presidente del Bra
sill, Getulio Vargas.
Predica Vargas la filosofia
de la fuerza Y de la violencia,
dciiendo que los pueblos pOde
rosos deben sguir la linea de
sus aspiraciones.
Eel future es de los pueblos
~fuertes, dispuestos a combatir.
Las palabras de Vargas Sc
interpretan como que lie cream
un nuevo problema a Estados
Unidos, en- cuanto a la doctri-
ma de Monroe.
Ell secretario de Estado Hull
sin embargo, declara que ell
gobitrno ha venido recibiendo
una admirable cooperation
del regimen del Presidente
Vargas y que las palabras de
este deben interpretarse como
dirigidas al Brasil, no en- favor
de Alemania e Italia.
La marina de guerra otorg6
hoy nuevos contratos para
construir otros % barcos. Ell
total de los contracts monta a
Sl62, 100000
La gaceta., 1940-06-12
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Paris, alma del mundo. Los Falangistas espa
noles. = Ell porvenir de los refugiados. Pro
paganda comunista. = Medallas.

Las hordas de esclavos enfu-
recidos Sc acercan a Paris, una
de las capitales de la civiliza-
ci6n moderna.
Sobre la ciudad que di6 al
hombre sus primeros derechos,
sobre la ciudad vetusta y armada
por todos los ciudadanos libres,
las Columns de hume de las
bombas naZis dificultan la res
piracion.
Pero los pulmones del pueblo
frances Sc dilatan con ell aire de
la libertad y la "marsellesa" Sc
escucha en- los campos y ciuda-
des.
Francia mira al paSado, eS-
cruta su historic, y sabe que su
deber es resistir, oponerse a la
barbarie y ell crimen.
Las penas infinitas de Fran
cha, en- este mamento terrible
para los hombres cultos y gene
ro-os, son las penas de todos los
sere que miriam hacia la Luz y
prefieren MORN a verse sin ella.
Ell pueblo frances, agredido,
a~sesinado, avanza hacia Ell por-
wenir y sabe que lie pertenece.
mo ahogara ell hume a Fran
ella porque lie muerte del pueblo
frances equivaldria a descargor
sobre la cultura y ell prOgreso
del mundo, un golpe mortal!
Les barbaros podran pisotear
a Francia, por algGn TEMPO, pc
TO de la conjunction de fuerZas
al seryicio del bien, Francia ex-
traera energias y subira de nue.
vo a la cumbre.
Ell pueblo frances es la van
guardia en- la lucha por la sal
vaci6n de la Edad Moderna y
Estados Unidos la retaguardia.
81 la vanguardia retrOcede y
la barbarie produce su extermi-
nj la retaguardia hara suya Ia
lucha.
En- estos dias de profunda
tristeza para todos, ell enemigo
de la Francia democratica es
tambien un enemigo de EstadOs
Unidos y de America.
La gaceta., 1940-06-12

nican que una persona perdi6
la vida y seis recibieron heri-
das, cuando un aeroplano ex-
t~ranjero, aparentemente italia
no, arroj6 bombas. Las sehales
de alarmas, en- Suiza, Sc die
ron a las dos de la madrugada.
Varias casas de Carouge, un SUI
burbio, ~sufrieron dahos. Las ba
terias francesas dispararon
desde su frontera y se le unie-
ron las baterias suizas.
Mas de 100000 hombres han
sido llamados a las armas en-
Turquia, donde Ell gobierno rom
pic hoy las relaciones conner
ciales con Italia.
BESIDE Estados UnIdos avisan
Ique una poblaci6n Ilamada TIA
liza, del estado de Texas, le pi-
do al presidente Roosevelt que
lie Gamble Ell nombre. Ga Italia
de Texas denuncia Ia infame
conducta de Mussolini".
Roma, una ciudad del estado
de Georgia, Estados Undios re-
't'r6 Ia estatua de una loba, que
Mussolini le habia regalado, v
en- su lugar puso la bandera a.
mericana.
AL sureste de Tours, Ia nueva
capital, Sc sinti6 hoy fue0o de
antiaereas. Sc encuentran en-
Tours los embajadores de Bel
gica, Argentina, EspaRa y los
ministries de Colombia. Vene-
zuela y Ell Uruguay.
Los AUTOMOBILES de alouiler
DE- Paris Sc dedica nhoy Al trans
porte de la pOblaci6n civil Nh
ehce eatablecimientos slguen A.
3iertos.
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