davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1940-12-28
M~ATRIM0NI0
Ell CONOCIDO JOVEN A
1NCLAN

FL estimado joven Alexandra
Inclan, p~residente actual de Ia
Cultural del Centre Obrero, va
a contrarer matrimonio, hoy {
manana, con la estimada jover
Maria Lopez, perteneciente a u
ma querida familia de West Tam
pa.
Como los dos son amigos de
esta casa, con ell mayer gusto les
anticipamOs una caluroso fell
citaci6n.
Inclan pertenece tambien a la
directiva del Centre ESpanol.
La gaceta., 1940-12-28
UN FOLLETO

Agradecemos al DR.. Ti-Tsun
Ii, ministro de la Rep1blica
de China en- Cuba, un Toilette
titulado LA Situation EN- ell
Extreme Oriente."
Contiene importantes cifras
y hechos y 10 redact6 ell DR..
Mousheng Hsitien Lin, MEM
bro del Institute de China en-
America.
Explica la justicia de la eau
sa de la RepGblica, agredida
por ell "'niponismo" feroz, y
sera leido y bien recibido por
todos los hombres que aman y
defender la demoeracia.
Gracias.
La gaceta., 1940-12-28
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Promsea de protection. = Bando de un alcalde.
-"Aislamiento." = Confession. - Ell valor de
la vida. = En- recuredo de Fernandez Fiallo.

paz a TODD trance. por te-
NOR a morir.
Vivir encadenados, como vi
ven hoy los franceses, nolan
deses, checo-eslovacos, espa-
holes, es vivir humillados, NAL
tratados, sin dignidad y en- es-
pera de que un milagro surja
y disipe la abyecci6n.
Los pueblos derrotados, sin
embargo, son moralmente SUI
periores a los pueboS que ST.
guen los torcidos y ominosos
senderos del ''derrotism0."
La gaceta., 1940-12-28
LESIONADA EN- UN ACCI-
DENTE AUTOMOVILISTA

AL chocar an autom6vil de al
quiler y una camioneta EN- la a.
venida de Florida entire las ca
lies Jean y Fern EN- la mahana
de hoy, sufri6 graves heridas y
lesiones la Sra. Clara KEENAN,,
del 1909 de la Gale IL, en- Sulph-
ur Springs, y lesiones de menor
importancia las Sras. Mary
Wade del 691O Ola, Anita Me
.Cullers, vecina de un campamen
to de "trailers", y q chofer
Clyde II. Lee, del coche de alqui
Ter.
Todos los heridos recibieron
a~sistencia mGdica en- q hospital
municipal.
La policia investiga.
La gaceta., 1940-12-28

Promesa de protection que la
la Radio Roma hizo aver a Irlan
da: Isl ell pueblo irlandes Sc We
obligado a defendarse contra la
aggression britannica, puede tener
Ia seguridad de que obtendra to-
do Ell sincere apoyo de las poten
ciaS del Eje".
TEL cinismo de los fascistas
es infinite, aunque va en- los
Balkanes Green que Mussolini
es FINITO, no Benito.
IQue diran los irlandeses de
New York de esa promeSa que
les supone capaces de traicionar
a las islas Britanicas?
La gaceta., 1940-12-28

Nosotros definimos asi a los
partldarios del "aislamiento"
los inteligentes, lie hacen Ell jue-
90 a los nazis, aunque 10 niegan;
los menos inteligentes, Green
que no iran a la guerra 81 Ell
pals sc aparta de las naciones
en- lucha y ell hacerlo genera la
victoria de les totalitarios; los
otros... son instrumentos de los
grupoe que persiguiendo fines
polfticos Sc presentan como cam
peOnes de la paz....
FL "~aislamiento" tiende a en-
tronizar la incultura y ell egois-
mo.
iY en- Ell Senado del pals, Co
mo en- la camara, hay muchos
''que han puestO las cartas so
bre la mesa; pero no echan del
subconsciente ciertas ideas no
civas que tienen almacenadas.
La gaceta., 1940-12-28

Ell Sr. Pueyrredon, alcalde de
Buenos Aires, a petici6n de la
embajada italiana ACADIA de pro-
hibir la exhibition de la pelicula
satirica "El Gran DICTATOR.
Els una orden "apaciguante"
Y ridfcula de un alcalde que Sc
guramente presume de liberal Y
dem6crata.
Debiera tOmar lecciones Puey
FREEDOM de la actitud de la Colo
mia italiana de Tampa, Que es
antifascista en- un 800 e ira a
yer, y Sc reira con ella, la graz
ciosa Y bien intencionada peli-
cula del genial Chariot.
La gaceta., 1940-12-28

Una confession de la secre-
tarfa de Concrete: que los a.
taques de los nazis contra la
marina mercante britannica vie
men entorpeciendo la entrega
a la Gran Bretaha de los ae-
roplanos construidos aqui,
Esa es una noticia agrada-
BILE para los partidarios del
"~aislamiento" Y los grupitos
que hablan de paz porque des-
de Europa Sc les ha ordenado
Que 10 hagan asi.
81 no ayudamos a lnglate-
ira, sin temores y sin restric-
clones, llegara ell dia en- que
lloraremos como cobardes ell
haber vuelto la espalda a los
que defendiendo nuestras pri-
meras trincheras resisten aho-
ra las salvajadas nazis.
La gaceta., 1940-12-28
A LOS DEL.
"HOME GUARD

Victor s. 0tero pide a todQs
los voluntarics del Home Guard,
.guardia para la Definsa del Ho
gar que concurran manana do
mingo 20 al parque Cuscaden, a
las 10 A. NJ.
rs un asunto de suma impor-
tanca y Sc requiere Ia asistenci
de tOdos.
Representa- Otero a la conf
sion organiEadora y ha v.nido
sntrsnand0 . ssos voluntaEIos'
La gaceta., 1940-12-28
LA AVIACION INGLESA A.
TACO ANOCHE EN- I'M
EXTENSION DE MAS DE
1000 MILLAS
TODOS LOS
Hitler Desea QuebrdRtdr
las DefeRsds Britdnicds
Antics del VerdRO

Londres, Die. 28.-La avia-
ci6n inglesa bombarde6 anoche
posiciones del enemigo desde la
bahia de Vizcaya hasta Norue-
ga, en- una extension de 1000
millas. Los aparatos de bombar-
dec de la marina atacaron niue
Hes, almacenes y fabricas,
mientras la escuadra vigilaba
los convoyes de la marina mer-
cante.
Todos los aviones regresaron
a sus bases. Los aparatos de la
marina ocasionaron enormes
danos en- la bahia y ell area de
Haugesund, en- Noruega. I'm
baco transporte fue alcanzadO
per una bomba, en- el puente, e
incendiado. BESIDE aprecdables
distancias sc podian yer las la
mas de los almacenes y diques.
Los nuevos ataques forman
parte de la nueva "ofensiva-de-
fensiva' lanzada contra la anne
naza de invasion de los nazis.
FL diario de lord Beaver
brook. el ministro de la produc-
ci6n de aeroplanos, dice que Ell
prop6sito complete Y evidente
de Hitler es batir y derribar las
defensas de Inglaterra antes del
verano y ahade que e lpueblo in
giles depende en- estos momen-
tos, para mantener sus vidas,
de mantener abiertos los CANT
nos dd mar en- forma suficiente
para que los bandidos dejen pa
sar un porcentaje del trafico".
La aviaci6n inglesa atac6
anoche a Londres Y los apa-
ratios llegaban en- fila india,
no en- formation de guerra.
Primero arrojaron bombas in
cendiarias. durante algunas
horas, y despues explosives.
Mahana hablara por la Ra
do, en- Vichy, Francia, ell ma
riscal Petain. La Francia no
ocupada festejara ell "Dia de
la Juventud."
Cerca de la peninsula de
China, en- Ell Jap6n, Sc estrell6
hoy un aeroplano comercial y
perdieron la vida IA personas,
incluyendo un funcionario del
ministerio de comunicaciones.
La Radio alemaa dice que
dos submarines nazis acaban
de hundir cuatro vapores mer
cantes armados, de bandera
inglesa, con un total de 24,340
toneladas. I'm quinto barco,
como de 1899 toneladas, fue
alcanzado tambien y Sc hun
do. Este vapor llevaba 81 nom
bre De "Waiotlra,"
La gaceta., 1940-12-28
ELECCI0NES EN- Ell CEN
TRIO OBRERO

Las elecciones de la Cultura.
del Centre Obrero se efectuarar
el dia 10 de enero.
Dos candidaturas seran pre-.
sentadas. Una de elias aparece
patrocinada por muy valiosos e.
lementos.
Ofrecemos dar nuevos deta-
lee,
La gaceta., 1940-12-28

La "crisis' del pueblo cuba
no Sc origina en- Ia earencia
de honradez de sus dirigen-
ties.
Confiado ell goblerno a ma
nos limpias, y a conciencias
limpias,, Cuba Sc transforma-
ria radicalmente en- cuatro
amos,
La gaceta., 1940-12-28

Cuando un pueblo libre te-
me ir a la guerra en- defensa
de sus derechos, es I'm pueblo
que Marcia hacia 81 decaden
cha y extinction,
El valor de la vida es muy
pequeho, cast infinAesimal,
eusndo sl ciudsdsno hsbla de
La gaceta., 1940-12-28

Mahana hablara nuestro
presidente.
Sit1ese junto a su receptor
minutes antes de las $3.50.
Durara media bora Ell dis
curse, desde las $3.50 alas 10.
Escuchara de nuevo la VOC
clara y sincera de un hombre
que anna a su pals; pero no
olvida que los ingleses forman
tambi6n parte de la gran IA
milia democratica,
La gaceta., 1940-12-28
Ell TEMPO

Nublados para hoy y mas frio
para mahana domingo. Maxi
ma aver, 70 grsdOsi miuims, 81,
La gaceta., 1940-12-28

Palabras de un amigo de la
Habana, un amigo sincere, de
dicadas a Raul Fernandez Fla
Ito:
'Sin m6vil y por simples a.
cusaciones que resultaron ca
lumniosas, perdi6 la vida uno
de los hombres mas valientes
mas cfvicos y mas honestos
que hombre alguno, 81 sabe a.
quilatar ell valor de este voca-
bio, pudo haber conocido. Era
ademAs un verdadero amigo
con virtudes w.. con defec-
tos.
'Su mayor error consisti6
en- aspirar a ocupar un lugar
entire los dirigentes de su par
lido. No habia adquirido aun
la suficiente experienced para
conocer a los hombres y fue
victima de la lucia y de su ca
racter valiente, franco, since
no, pero sobre TODD critico. Sc
ria su destino.
"Termino, mi querido Man
teiga, porque ell dolor me inn
pide continuar. La humanidad
no ha llegado aun a su uso de
raz6n, nj siquiera al uso de sus
sentidos."
La gaceta., 1940-12-28

81 hemos de mandar vive-
res para que Sc apoderen de
ellos los verdugos de Europa,
conveniente y justo es que no
salgan de los puertos norte-
americanos.
Las vfctimas de la OPPRESSION
no podran defender los comes
tibles que Sc les entreguen......
y anhlando realizar una obra
humanitaria, candidamente a.
yudaremos a prolongar la que
ira y poner nuevos eslabones
a las cadenas que los pueblos
invadidos y derrotados arras-
tran.
demos de conner al ham
briento..... pero siempre que
los alimentos no sirvan para
"engordar" a los que produ-
cen ell hambre y la OPPRESSION!
La gaceta., 1940-12-28

Ell pueblo cubano Sc basta,
con los recursos que posee,
para ayudar a las victimas de
la catastrofe de Bejucal.
Pero ell pueblo cubano STEM
pre- agradecera los donativos
que sus hijos y amigos envfen,
sin ser solicitados, a la bora
del dolor y la muerte.
La mano que noblemente ex
trae unas monedas del bolsillo
y socorre al acongojado y he
rido, realiza una obra de hui
manidad, que es, en- ell punto
final, una obra de todos.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17
ForrnerL. A. Red
Called Back In
Dies Investigation

BEAUMONT, Tex, July IT. up
The Dies committee today called
back to the witness stand a former
Los Angeles organizer for the Com
munist party, probably to describe
alleged Communistic efforts to pen
citrate the motion picture industry.
The witness is John l.. Leech, now
an employe of the Portland, Ore.
dock commission. Although Chair
man Martin Dies investigation of
fifth column activities was being
held behind locked doors, Leech was
reliably reported yesterday to have
told the committee that:
The Communists overnight could
paralyzc communications and ship
ping on the west coast
He testified. it was said, that
Communists had encouraged youths
TO enlist in the u. S. army and navy
to act as spies and report new equip
ment ard ship movements. Com
muniSt propaganda also had been
distributed to sailors, he was re-
ported to have testified.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17
INFANTRY RESERVE CAPTAIN
JOINS RECRUIT OFFICE

Capt James F.. Brewer of the U.
g. infantry reserve arrived in I'M
perial Valley Wednesday to help re-
cruiting activities. He will remain
until Aug. 7 to assist Sgt. Frank
zapata at the recruiting station IN
the El Centro post office
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17

are not for sale. Britain does not
turn over the inhabitants OF her
colonies to the highest foreign bid
der. If Britain loses out in Eur,pe
the story may be different. But
she hasn't lost the war yet
Guarantee Welcome
British officialdom here appears
to take an even more naughty and
untouchable attitude - suggesting
that the most delicate diplomatic
maneuvering will have to be en-
ployed if the United States is to
bring the Bahamas within the scope
of western hemisphere protective
custody"
If Britain meets serious reVerSalS
in the final phase of the war, most
Bahamans apparently would like
to see some sort of guarantee by
the U. S. and Latin American coun-
tries of archipelago neutrality in
the western Atlantic-With full in
dependence in domestic affairs.
For the rest, the islands are not
for sale"
But the inhabitants of the Bahia
mas know on which side their bread
is buttered. The economic we'll
spring of the islands has always
been the United States. Bahaman
imports from the United States far
outdiStance those of Great Britain
and Canada combined; reciprocally,
Americans are the islands largest
customers.
The islands buy a great deal from
the U. S., but they require a lu-
crative American tourist trade to
pay for their imports.
This may seem like a one-sided
deal. but it is the sort of thing the
U. S. will have TO think more about
if the Monroe Doctrine is to be-
come more than a mouth-Warning
expression of American hopes.
Strategically, the islands are i'm
portant. Nassau. the capital, is two
hours flying time from Florida.
Bimini, nearest island of the group,
is less than 40 minutes by air from
Miami. The islands stretch for
more than 600 miles from Haiti to
Florida. Even the passage to the
Caribbean between Puerto Rico and
the Dominican Republic might be
jcopardizcd from easternmost points
in the Bahamas.
Congress has taken steps to boil
Ster present defenses in the Virgin
Islands, Puerto Rico and Cuba.
Americans could feel safer if the
Bahaman group were also brought
inside the defense line.
Fifth Column Minor Factor
How has the war affected the
Bahamas? On the surface, very
little. Life goes on in just about
the same leisurely manner it has
for centuries. But underneath the
gloss of affluent tourist gaiety and
native lethargy is a deep if some
what maSked official British gloom.
Tourist trade has fallen off con-
siderably. Ship schedules have been
sharply curtailed. The hope here
is that virtual stoppage of European
travel-plus the attraction of Ed
ward and Wally-Will bring increas-
ing numbers of American tourists.
Patriotic fervor runs high. Yhe
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17
Farley 10 Get
Yanks In Weeks

CHICAGO, July II. CUP)-PoSt-
master General James A. Farley
who has been reported ready to
resign his position as chairman OF
the Democratic national committee,
will become president of the World
Champion New York Yankees base
ball team within two weeks" &C
cordlng to Attorney jeremiah r.
MahorCy of New York.
Mahoney, who represents the es-
tate of Jacob Rupert, wealthy
brewer who owned the club, said
that a contract for the sale of the
Yankees already was in the hands
of Farleys attorney.
at looks as though the deal will
90 through within two weeks" he
| said
! Mahoncy said the sale price was
approximately $4.000,000
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17
Bahamas Excited Over
Coming Of Windsors
NASSAU. The Bahamas, July 16..

NASSAU. The Bahamas, July 16.
The normally placid and courteous
Bahaman is not SO placid these
days. He is trying hard to remain
courteous.
Most exciting-and Welcome-neWs
in years for the islands was ap-
pOntmcnt of the Duke of Windsor
as governor and commander-in-
chief Nearly everyone here pre-
diets big lift for the archipe]ago's
social life and an even bigger boost
.lOr tourist trade from the U. S.
But the annexation talk is an
other matter.
If Britain meets the fate of
France, these closest of all British
Possessions off United States shores
may 90 on the colonial block Re-
ports circulate here that plans be-
fore the U. S. Congress enviSage
Il deal for ceSSion of the Bahamas
in consideration of outstanding war
debt payments.
This rifles BahamanS.
Persons long resident in New
Providence Island, center of econO-
mic and political activity, consider
the Bahamas most pro-British and
American of all British out
posts in this hemisphere. The gen.
cral attitude is pretty we'll summed
up by this statement made to me
by gentleman of long and reput-
able standing in the archipelago:
In the first place we don't rec
G2nizc the business of the war debt
claims. The United States got into
the last war very late. She was
lucky rot to lose more soldiers in
France trying to help stop Jerry
from over-running Europe.
Second. the Washington govern
mcnt is expected to live up to its
New Deal principles. So far Presi-
dent Roosevelt has maintained an
anti-imperialist policy in the West
Indies and the Caribbean.
Third, our large colored popu-
latlOn would not stand for it. You
couldn't get bakers dozen to vote
aor any such proposal today the
war situation Notwithstanding
I IN the final analysis, our islands
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17
Wheeler Leads in
Montana BaNotinu

BUTTE, Mont, July II. OUP).-
Sen. Burton K. Wheeler, Democl at
ic presidential aspirant, today led
Attorney General Harrison J. Free
Loun IN rcturrS from yesterdays
Montana primary in which Wheel
cr, sought denomination 70 the sen
atA
The vote in 492 precincts out of
1l95 in the state gave Wheeler 49,
lat and Frecbourn 12,895.
Governor Roy E. Ayers was run
ming second to state Party Chair
man Arthur F. Lamey in the Demo-
cratic race for governor. while A. E
Kathan trailCd An early call OF 7o
precincts gave LameV 477l, Ayers
1925 and Kathan 2733.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17
NEW U. S. DESTROYER
PUT INTO COMMISSION

NEW YORK. July II. CUP)-The
new $5,0OO,OOO, l5OC ton destroyer
Plunkett was commissioned today
at the Brooklyn navy yard and
placed in command of Lieut.. Com
mander Peter G. Hale Of Butte,
Mont. The ship was named for the
late Rear Admiral Charles p. Plum
kett It carries a ITO man crew and
five officers. Rear Admiral Clark
H. Woodward made a brief address
at the ceremony.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17
Fog Aids in
Subduiin1q Fires

SAN DIEGO, Cal, July II. 'UPp
High fog and practically no wind
aided CCC youths and forestry
crews today as they fought to con-
troll a 3OO-acre brush fire in rugged
country west of Mt Palomar OBJ
Servatory.
At Pala Indian reservation, sc
miles north of San Diego, so men,
including CCC youths and Indians
from the reservation, fought the
only uncontrolled line of flames in
San Diego county.
Four tank trucks were near the
scene of the fire, but they were
rendered practically useless by the
mountainous terrain, forestry ran
gers at La Mesa reported
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17
Married Men In
Guard Let Out

SACRAMENTO. July II. (UP)-
Adjutant General r. E. MittelStaedt
said today that in order to prevent
hardships on families in case OF
mobilization of the national guard
for extended training. members of
the lower enlisted ranks who are
married will be permitted to re-
sign.
General Mittelstaedt acted in ac-
co!dancc with recommendations of
the war department in making the
order, which he said would apply
to priVates, corporals and sergeants.
Salaries of other classifications on
active duty were considered Suffi-
GENTLY high to provide for depend
CntS.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17
Health Dept.
Moved f0L.A.

SACRAMENTO, July II. oUPD-
Headquarters of the STATE Depart
ment Of Public Health have bccl.
transferred from San Francisco to
Los Angeles by the newly appointed
director of the department Or. Ber-
tram Brown. it was revealed today
by Director of Finance John r.
Richards.
Richards commented that tine
public health agency has been III
San FrarciSc because the former
director DR. Walter NJ Dickie Of
Berkeley lived there, and now it's
in Los Angeles because DR.. Brown
wants it there. The new director is
a resident of Hollywood
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17
Wihkie Promises
Clean Campaign

COLORADO S P r N G 8, Colo,
July II. CUP)-Wendell l.. Willkie
pledged himself today to "clean
crusade against the Democrats but
promised to pull no punches if the
opposition starts smear cam
! paign' against him.
Il am hoping this campaign will
= be conducted solely on the issues.
IF, however, the opposition de-
cidcS to reduce it to a smear cam
paign and discussion of matters
wholly cxtraneous to the impor-
tant and fundamental issues, we
will do our very best to take care
of ourselves" Willkie said.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17
Churchrnen Protest
Stand on Aliens

PHOENIX. July II. tUP)-Offi-
GERS of the Central Methodist
church of Arizona charged today
that group of misguided minis
ters and laymcn' was responsible
for the passive" attitude against
aliens shown by the recent south
ern- Arizona Methodist conference
in Long Beach.
The board of stewards of the
Arizona unit sent letters to officials
of the conference asking them to
help stamp out subversive pro-
paganda emanating from oul
church"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17
Laurence Cook
Named Lieutenant

Laurence C. Cook, son of MI
and Mrs. John w. Cook of Ell Gen.
90, recently was made a second
lieutenant at the Citizens Military
Training Camp at Fort Macarthur
He was placed in charge of the
inst platoon Of B battery, post
he declared was Just what he
wanted In addition he was made
editor Of the camp annual "The
Gold Brick and qualified for q
coast artillery gunner and for rl1le
firing bars to be added to the bars
already OF the maltese cross de-
noting his service with the CMTC.
Cook Is commander of one of the
anti-aircratt gun crews.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17
WEATHER

data complied by observers 70
the official tnttcd States Weathe
Bureau station ut FL CcntrO.D
Maximum Tuesday 100
Minimum Wednesday So
Reading at Moo "Wednesday
Temperature .... 102
Humidity .... ..... ... Is
Reading at ) a. m. Wednesday
Temperature .... ..... ca
Humidity - .#.........- "a
Reading at p. m. Tuesday
Temperature .....-.......... 81
Humidity .... ......................... IA
Southern California Fair tonight
and Thursday but overcast on coast
Thursday morning; little change IL
temperature, gentle northwest vino
off the coast.
Record for "a hours ending at D
a m Wednesday,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17
Woman Dies OF
Poisoning on Yacht

SANTA BARBARA, Calf, July II.
oUPl-An investigation was begun
today into the monoxide poisoning
Of Mrs. Muriel Eschen, %, wife OF
an Alameda, Calf, yacht club COM
mCdore who died aboard their so
foot Kctch Minerva yesterday.
Robert NJ. ESchen, commodore OF
the Aolean Yacht club, reported
that he and Mrs. E,SChen had sailed
for San Francisco at midnight Mon
day. but anchored off Santa Cruz
Island after encountering heavy
fog.
He said that he entered his cabin
to retire after dropping anchor
and found his wife dead
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17

islands have contributed 10000
pounds to imperial defense and !
wartime inSular defense army has
been formed.
There is talk of fifth column ac-
tivity, but there appears to be little
menace in the islands. The popu-
lation is approximately nine-tenth5
colored and the natives have Jared
we'll under British rule.
Almost no German or italian clc-
mentS reside in the islands.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17

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ter. Read for Profit - Use fc
Results!
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-17
Konoye Starts to
Form Cabinet

TOKYO, July 17-tUP)-Prince
Fumimaro Konoye accepted Emper-
or Hirohitos invitation to assume
the prime ministry tonight and
started at once to form a cabinet,
II was expected that he would seek
a cabinet on program calling for
Va strong expansionist policy, even
at the risk of clashing with United
States and British interests; closer
ties with Germany and Italy, and
. one embracing political party
\ along Fascist lines,
Evening star., 1940-08-04

A tree is no obstacle to this
ambitious pup. Of undetermined
breed. his owner. Aoron 7. Sock
Of Lowell. Wis.,. values him more
for his toIents thon for his pedi-
gree. He can climb 20 feet up q
tree, If he con get his front legs
around it.
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