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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-17
Plans for Birthday
Party Made at Meet

The last meeting Of the fiscal year
of the B. P. w. club was held in the
Perry Memorial Library on a recent
evening Annual reports were made
by all the retiring officers and chair
men of committees. Delegates were
elected to the State convention, to
be held next month at Mayfair
Manor, Blowing Rock. In the absence
of the new president Miss Edna
Oliver, who was attending the State
Board of Health meeting, the usual
installation of new officers was dis
pensed with.
Most OF the evening was taken up
with a discussion Of the 18th birth
day party of the club, to be held at
the Vance hotel May 81, at 7:30
o'clock. Mrs. r. 3. Green has charge
of program; Mrs. Memie Wilson, the
decorations, with Mrs. E. B. Wiliin-
son and Miss Grace Galbraith, favorS;
Miss Elizabeth Fox, Mrs. Hugh JOr-
dan and Mrs. Ada S. Parker, music;
Miss Annie Marshall Lemay and
committee making of the programs
and invitation; Mrs. Dave LOughlin
in charge of stage props, Miss Annie
Lemay, reservations.
The Junior members selected by
the high school are to be special
guests along with the mayor and his
wife, Mrs. J. K. Plummer, honorary
life member, and others. Mrs Dess
Gurganus, State president, will come
from Raleigh Plates are to be limited
to one hundred, and this promises to
be very gala affair, and a fitting
climax to the splendid admnistra-
ton of Miss Annie Marshall Lemay.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-17
Miss Ann Starkey
Hostess at Dance

Miss Ann Starkey, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. R. d. Starkey, entertained
about two hundred friends at a dance
at West End Country club Thursday
night. The affair began at $50
o'clock, lasting until 2.
During the evening punch, sand
witches. and cakes were served To the
guests present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-17
Here for Weekend.

Mrs. Richard W. FoWllles and Miss
Peggy Sampson. Of Richmond, Va,
arrived this morning to be the week
end guests of d. and Mrs. E. +. Fen
ner. Mr.. F'oWlkcS came especially to
attend the West End school operetta
tonight. at which her young daughter,
Miss F'erebec Fcnncr Cooper, Will do
4 French dance.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-17
Bride-E OF
Russell Parham
Is Widely Feted

Oxford. May ia Whirl Of gay
social affairs Thursday and Friday
will come to climax Saturday even
ing with the wedding of Miss Eliza
Lewis and Russell Parham in ST. Ste
phen's Episcopal church.
Since the announcement of her en-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-17
Central School To
Present Operetta
rary sledge,

A Mother Goose operetta will be
presented by the children Of Gen.
trail school Tuesday evening at
o'clock, in the school auditorium, ac-
cording to announcement today.
Characters taking part in the operetta
will be announced later it was said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-17
Lemon Juice Recipe Checks
Rheumatic Pain Quickly

Ifyou suffer from rheumatic or neuritis pain. try
this simple mex pensive home recipe. Get pack
age Of Ru-Ex Compound mix it with quart OF
water. add the juice of lemons. Often within
- hours - sometimes overnight splendid re-
suits are obtained. If the pains do not quickly
leave you. Ru-Ex will cost you nothing to try.
Ru-Ex Compound Is for sale & recommended by
Parker's Drug Store and good
drug stores everyWhere.-Adv.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-17
Visits Mrs. ROyStcr.

Miss Edith Borda. of Philadelphia,
is visiting her sister Mrs. Thomas
S. Royster. at her home on Belle
street. for a few days. She plans to
leave r0r her home Sunday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-17
Returns from Visit.

Miss Alma Cree has returned home
after a four weeks visit with rela-
tiveS in Rockingham and Green
wood S. {.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-17
Comes from Hospital.

Singleton Journigan has returned
to his home in EPSON after having
his tonsils removed in a Durham
hospital. He is getting along nicely.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-17

One bright spot in this Worrlsome
world is the fact we need no Longer
fear what would happen to the
American league if the New York
Yankees weren't stopped.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-17
Class Meeting.

The Gloss Parker Sunday school
class will hold its regular monthly
meeting Monday night at 8 o'clock,
at the First Methodist church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-23
Ju|iana Hears Prayer
For End Of Tyranny
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-From a
front pew of the West End Collegiate
Reformed Church, Princess Juliana
of the Netherlands heard a prayer
yesterday for the overthrow of 1.-The
tyranny that despoils" her homeland
With head bowed, the heir to the
royal house of Orange sat with 1900
worshipers who overflowed the
CHURCH as the pastor, the Rev. DR..
Edgar Franklin Romig, prayed for
the eventual homecoming" Of
Queen Wilhelmina, the Princess
mother, and other members of the
royal family
An estimated 1000 persons, unable
to enter the church for services,
broke police lines and crowded about
the Princess as she left for Old
Westbury, N. Y, where she had
luncheon at the home of w. R.
Grace, steamship line executive.
Many of the spectators cheered,
some throwing their hats into the
air, as the Princess smiled and
waved. She left last night for
Ottawa, where she and her two
small daughters are making their
home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-23
MY Sister Eileen
Heroine and Husband
Die in Auto Crash
Play Adapted From Book
Will Open Thursday
In New York
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Ell CENTRIC, Calf, Dec. 23.-The
heroine of MY Sister Eileen a
novel to become a Broadway play
this week, is dead-victim of an
automobile crash which climaxed a
hunting expedition to Mexico.
Eileen West, 26, and her husband,
Nathaniel, 81, film writer, were
killed near here yesterday when their
station wagon and car driven by
Joe Dowless, 81, Somerton, Ariz., COL
lided. Mr.. Dowless and his wife,
Christine, %, were seriously hurt.
Mrs. West was the title figure in
book written by her sister, Ruth
McKenney. A play adapted from the
book will open in New York Thurs
day night. Her husband had writ
ten numerous screen plays, includ-
ing Il Stole a Million" Born to Be
Wild" and advice to the Lovelorn. I"
Among his novels were "A Cool
Million" and 1.-THE Day of Locusts. {"
His sister Laura is the wife of S. J..
Perelman, also a noted author.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-23
Military Training
On Glass System
Stirs Congress
Ceiling Up Of Youths
Insteud Of Men From
Jobs Wins Favor
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A major congressional argument
appeared today to be developing
over proposals to place CONSUMPTION
on the European annual class"
system.
Senator Adams, Democrat, of
Colorado, told reporters the COM
pulsory military service law should
be overhauled 80 that each year the
Government would train boys of IS
or 10 or 20 instead of taking men
between the broad limits of 81 and
49,"
1t is unfair to a man who has
established himself in job, Senator
Adams said, to require military
service when younger men could
serve without losing private posi-
tons. In many European countries,
it has been customary for all youths
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-23
Ben N. Sawyer, Head
OF South Cardinals
Roads, Asphyxiated
Overcome by Escaping
Cos in Chiropructor's
Office; Nurse Also Dies
5y the Associated Press.


COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. Estate
Highway Commissioner Chief Ben
M. Sawyer, who was on active Army
duty as a lieutenant colonel of the
National Guard, was asphyXiated
yesterday while being treated by a
nurse in clliropractor's Office.
The nurse also died. Coroner Johr
A. Sergeant said Illuminating gas
escaped from a water heater in an
adjoining room. The coroner said
the colored nurse, Lucille Hagood,
who was giving treatment in the
absence of the practitioner.
Col. Sawyer was ordnance officer
of the 30th Division at nearby Fort
Jackson. He had continued as high
way chief, a post from which he was
ousted in 1885 by National Guards
men under orders of then Gov.
DIN D. Johnston. He and other
commissioners ousted with him were
restored by legal action. Col.
Sawyer, so, became highway chief
In 1926 and was the center of sew
eral political battles.
The coroner said Col. Sawyer had
been taking week end treatments
from the chiropractor for two or
three months. The treatments were
to reduce weight, A. w. Bohlen,
State motor vehicle division direc-
tor. said in a statement for the
family.
A highway department employee
who had driven Col. Sawyer to the
Office found Col. Sawyer on the
treatment table and the nurse on
the floor when he returned for him
30 minutes later, Mr.. Bohlen said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-23

Of q certain age to be called into
the army for q year.
Senator Vandenberg, Republican,
Of Michigan declared revision of the
draft law to take men of one age
each year was "a sensible idea" but
suggested that opening the conscrip-
ton question anew might create
many complications.
Senator Quincy, Republican, Of
South Dakota said he did not think
the class system should be instituted
at once, but added that IF the
emergency keeps up, I believe we
should take boys who reach 10 each
year for one years training"
They would then be out of high
school," he continued, land most
would not have to give up positions
in private industry"
Administration leaders have given
no indication of their views on a
change in the present lottery method
of calling men from 81 through IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-23
Planes Fly on Schedule
As Snow DispeIs Fog
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 23.-Be-
cause it showed, airline schedules
approached normal today for the
first time in nearly a week.
Most passenger flights had skip
ped the Salt Lake City stop because
Of frosty ground fogs, which made
landings hazardous. The snow dis
PEELED the fog.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-23
SinqIetons Divorced

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. % (P).-Film
and Radio Actress Penny Singleton
has obtained a final decree in her
divorce from DR.. L. Scroggs Single
ton, dentist, who she married Oc-
tober Is, 1887. She won an inter-
locutory decree December 10, 1889
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-23

Russia recently celebrated the
500th anniversary of "Jangar," a
Kalmuck heroic epic.
La opinión., 1940-06-21
DESTRUCTION A
LA PARAMOUNT
EN- HOLLYWOOD
Ponen guardias Obreras
frente a los estudios de
eSa empreSa

Los estudios Paramount y la of
Gina centra. de Repartos Cinema
to, 'aficos en- Hollywood. fueron
oLjeto dc Manifestations de des-
contento de parte de los elementos
de la Federation Americana del
Trs bajo. los cuales establecieron
una Inca de "pickets" frente a
unas y oJras oficinas. Durante to-
da la tarde. individuos %llevando
c~artelitos que contenfan acusacio-
mes contra la Central y contra Pa
ramount. %estuvieron o~bstruyendo
el transito en- la acera. y llamando
la atenci6n de los transeuntes.
La razon Tue una de solidaridad
col los empleados de la Centrai
de Repartos. los cuales estan en-
huelga desde hace dos dias. En- la
conferencia tenida por los directo
res de la A. f. L. Sc dispuso que
todos los elementos p~ertenecientes
a las uniones Sc rehusarfan a rom
per las lfneas. con 10 cual ell ira
bajo en- los estudios sufrira indu-
dahlemente graves perjuicios.
A una bora muy %avanzada, los
directivos de Paramount consi-
guieron que la Inca de h~uelguistas
fuera retirada de frente a u
,puertas en- 81 future, alegando pa
ra clio Que la Central de ~repartos
funciona ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS de
los estudios cinematograficos. por
10 cual resulta injusto hacer a es-
tos vfctimas de algo en- 10 Que no
ticnen culpa alguna.
La opinión., 1940-06-21
AVERIADo

I'm crucero aliado y Varios bar
cos mercantes con un desplaza-
miento de $4,000 toneladas, result
taron gravemente aVeriados, dice
Ell aauncio.
Los ~circulos alemanes dieen que
con la caida de Francia conside-
rada un hecho, ell siguiente movi-
miento contra I%nglaterra es Ell
gran acontecimiento."
Is en- Ia campaLa de la Gran
B~etaha donde Sc espera que Sc
desarrolle una guerra sangrienta
V en- mayor escala que EN- Fran
cia. esperandose que ell odio repri-
mldo aleman contra Inglaterra Sc
hara sentir.
Fl anuncio de que los delega-
dos de Francia para la junta del
armisticio habian sido nombrados
no fue dado a conocer a Hitler a
ia las 4 a. m. ell j%ueves, Go p. m.
del microbes tempo del este). Sc
hicieron arreglos Embellishments
para recibirlos.
Los delegados, Sc anuncio, son
ell general Charles Huntziger;
Leon Noel, ex-Embajador en- Po-
lonia, ell ice almirantc Leluc, y ell
general de aviacion Bergeret.
La opinión., 1940-06-21
10 SALIVA LA CAMPANA

Despues de ser salVado por la
campana en- ell ssptimo, Godoy salio
vaIientemente &c su esquina en- ell
ootavo, todsvia cor los CLOS vidrio-
SOS y la cara c%horresndo sanere'
oodoy busca protection en- su con-
cha y Louis inicia un furioso ataGue
cen ambas manos, conectando u
ouierdazos y derechazos a la quiJa-
ia del chilcno hasta cue cae nue.
wamente, esta Vez por ma cuenta
de ocho seeundos.
Al levantarse Godoy volvio a Ian
zarse sobre Louis, pero el cam 70
pe6n 10 recibi6 con otra andanada
de golpes, remataCa con un dere-
chazo a Ia qui5ada que resresa al
retador a la Iona. Godoy esta en-
estado tan lamentable. Que despues
de contar tres segundos el Refe-
rec Cavanaugh ordena a Louis que
se vaya a su esquina. indicando que
Ia pelea ha terminado. Aquf fue
cuando Godoy Sc levant0 %conyegti-
DO en- una furia Y sc lanz0 sobre
Louis como un toro bravo. hastp
que sus segundos 10 acorralaron y
La opinión., 1940-06-21
FL NEGRO GANO
EN- FL OCTAVE
POR KNOCKOUT
Ell bravo peIeadOr chilenO
no pudO repetir su haza-
ma del primer encuentrO

ESTADlo DE LOS YANKEES,
Nueva York, JUNO 2o.-QNS).-
Joe Louis, de Detroit, ~pesando 1893
libras, retuvo hoy en- la noche su
oampeonato mundial de peso com
pleto %noqueando t5cnieamente en- ell
octave round a Artur Godoy, de
Chile, quien peeo 10iI2 libras.
Las excentrIcidadcs de Godoy en-
el ring de-sconcertarun u Louis du-
lante siete rounds, pero el campe6n
descifro al fin 81 cstilO del chlleno
y 10 puso ruera dc combate por
knock III tecnico 1 minute q Sc
6undos, despu6s de empe2ado el &C
1avo episodio.
El campe0n mundial do al reta-
dor suramericano una golpiza tan
furiosa, que el referee Silly Cava-
naugh paro la contienda cuando
Godoy Sc hallaba con las manos y
las rodillas en- Ia Iona. sansrando
de Ia cara como un ccrdo descuarti-
zadU.
Medic cegadu por su propia san
gro, con las rouilias tambaleantes
pero lleno de cofajc, Godoy Sc le-
zant0 de Ia Iona y Sc lanzO sObrc
Louis tirandole scopes IA diestra y
s.niestra cuandD 81 cumpe6n, sere-
namente. Sc quitaba los euantes en-
su esquina, y ayudadO Pc" sus Sc
Sundos.
La opinión., 1940-06-21
ERROR FATAL

En- ell septimo round Godoy, quien
nor ell momento Sc We fuerte ONT
TN toro, con gran eIasticidad en- las
piernas, comctio un grave error. Sc
secargo contra les cuerdas, con "a
cara hacia arrba, al eaquiVar I'm
eolpe, y Louis a2roVeoh6 cl descui'
DO para enderezarlo con TN gancho
IzquierGo y conectsrle e%nseeuida un
formidable derechazo a la quiJada,
Il fue ell colre mas duro entire
eado en- toda la pelea. Godoy CUE
40 visiblemense a-aTantado, y ell
oampe6n Sc lie ec,.o en- Gina con n
lluvia de golpc5 de derecha e liz
quierda, que no cess hasta que ell
chileno roao poT la Iona, oyendo una
cuenta de cinco segundoe. la cam
nana 10 salvo, sin embargo, pero
&c ahi en- adelante era e%Vidente que
Louis tenia gaGada la pelea, y 10
unlco que el p0blico sc preguntaba
era cuanto tempo duraria GodoN
en- pie.
Durante toda la peiea, Godoy tu-
vo a Louis con Ia espalda contra
las cuerdas, a|tacandolo %constante-
mente en- corto asachdndose Y re-
cargandose sohre Louis al mismo
tempo que lie tiraba L solpes con
ambas manos. Ante este metodo
&c ataque, ell campe6n pareciO con-
fundido y lento por a!gunos rounds.
Joe Sc veia fastidiado, 10 mismo
que la multitud que DECO OR algu-
nos gritos de protesta. Sin embar-
go, 10 cansado de la peiea fue recon-
pensado por ell final.
Sc dice que Godoy alego despues
de la pelea que Louis lie do un
cabezazo e ell primer round y que
de ahi en- adelante no pudo Vel
bien por la cortada que sufrio en-
eli oio derecho. Louis Sc coneretc
a decir que Godoy es un peleadol
muy duro y resis,ente. ccsa que tu'
evidente para todcs.
La opinión., 1940-06-21
DERROTA A GODOy
CLOSARIOd
ID GUERRA
FRANCIA AVER Y HOY
Por GABRIEL NAVARRO

cast en- todos los ordenes de la
vida!
"a que Sc debio esa decaden-
cha con respecto a la Francia de
1918? Y existiendo, 6por Que
Francia sc EMBARGO en- una aven-
tura que saba perdida de ante
mano? La contestacion a esas
p%reguntas solamente podra CO.
nocerse. como dijimos antes,
cuando Sc escriba la verdadera
historic de Ia guerra actual. En-
tonces y solo entonccs, saldran
a luz los valores y las llagas, to-
do 10 de heroico y todo 10 de
podrido que tenia Francia en- su
seno. Por ahora, puede conside-
rarse perdido ol poder militar
frances por muchos amos. Ale
mania c Inglaterra quedan fren-
te a frente, porque Italia, con Il
millones de soldadOs. su flota y
su aViaci6n. no puede ser I'm
ldtlbI btIloiNO Gil Ia HAFhAAAh@
contienda. Basic daase cuenta
de que en- Abisinia, no ha podido
nj siquiera apoderarse de Ia es.
taci6n ferroviaria y puerto de
Jibouti. cuando Alemania, 81 es-
tuviera en- su case, 10 habrfa he
cho en- las primeras v~einticuatro
horas.
Ell mundo pr%esenciara dentro
de pocos dias la contienda mas
formidable en- toda la historic de
la Humankind. Y aquellos que
VIVIAN de aqui a Glen amos, leyen-
do los ~relatos de la guerra &C
tuaI, no podran menos que de-
scar haber vivido en- esta epoea,
como nosotros, olvidando que la
cercania quita a los aconteci-
mientos mucha de su real inn
portancia, de la misma manera
cue los hombres dentro de n
seIva, no Sc dan cuenta de ella,
viendo soIamente los arboles que
la forman.
La opinión., 1940-06-21
INTERVENE IA PoLIclA

Fue nececa7ia Ia intervention de
los ayudantes &c Cooley, y Varios
policiss que i~nvadieron el ring, pa
ra calmar al chiIeno quien aeeula
neno &c pelea, euncue la multi
tud &c 27,786 personals cue presen-
ciaron cl encuentro %Guedaron pie
nan,ente convencidas de la superio-
ridad del Dinamitcgo de Detroit. La
multid, que paco Si49,5o5, fue Ia
mas reducida cue ha presenciado
una peIea de ~campeonsto en- la di-
visi5n de peso complete.
Durante seis rounds Godoy, con
n cortada en- eI pdrpado del oJo
derecho que lie sangra en- abundan-
cia, MODESTO bastante a Louis con
au dificil estilo de pe!ear' que 10
hizo durar los 15 rounds trente al
campeon en- febrero pasado. lei sur
americana Sc mete Ell una concha,
Y sc lama a brincos sobre su opo-
nente hasta uegarle al cuerpo para
castigar al campeon con u golpes
cortos.
Sin embargo. Louis estuyo praeti-
cando contra csc estilo en- TODD 81
entrenamierto, y con upper cuts
irquierdos Y derecho contra ataca.
SIs golpes aparentemente no son
duros, pero Ell castigo que a acu-
nlulando en- Godoy es tremendo.
La opinión., 1940-06-21
Dos Meses

druaada, al e%feetuarse sobre las
costas inglesas uno de los mas tie
rribles bombardeos de la guerra
actual. IN grupo de mas de Glen
aviones aIemanes arrojo miilares
de bombas sobre las reglones de
Escocia y Gales, 'asi como en- las
~cercanias de los centres industrial
les de lngIaterra propiamente ha-
tlando.
I'm incendio Sc inicio, como re-
! sultado del bombardeo, en- ell es-
| tuario del Tamesis, al romper N
bomba la tuberia de p%etroleo que
| sale al mar. Pero ell incendio Tue
| sofocado Embellishments por nues-
tros bomberos, Y los danos mate
riales fueron pocos.
Tres aviones del enemigo fueron
d~erribados. -capturandose a la tri-
pulacion de uno de ellos, la cual Sc
arrojo desde su aparato en- para
cafdas. Cuando lego a la terra
| estaba rodeada por civiles arma-
dos-el primer cas- en- que entra
el. accion esa nueva fuerza del i'm
perio britanico.
AIgunas bombas cayeron en- Ia
region de Bristol y otras en- la de
Southampton, sin causar danos
materiales de consideration.
CONCENTRATION RUsA
BUCHAREST, JunIo 2o-UNS) -
En- circuIos del gobierno, Sc reei-
bieron esta noche informes relatl-
vos a que grandes concentrations
de tropas rusas estan siendo he
chas en- la frontera -alemana,
despues de haberse retirado a va
rias d~ivisiones de la region de Be-
=, sarabia, que es frontera cor este
RENO.
A 10 largo de la frontera russo
alemana en- 10 que antes fuera Po-
lonia, sc estan efectuando cons
tantes movimientos de tropas, en-
tcnto que grandes columnas mo-
~torizadas estan partiendo del cen
tro de Alemania a la misma from
terra para c%olocarse frente a los
Electives militares de la u. r. S. S
Ademas, AIemania ha estado re-
fernando visorosamente u linea'
de defensa en- la Prussia Oriental
frente a las cue ha establecido e
eobierno de los soviets despues dt
su ocupacion pacifica de los esta'
dos baltos de Latvia, Estonia y Lii
tuania.
La opinión., 1940-06-21
D calmaron.

10 calmaron.
Esta fue la decimaprimera defen-
sa del campeonato mundial por Joe
Louis, desde que 10 conquisto no.
queando a Jim Braddock.
En- una de las pelees prelimina-
res del proerama, Holman Williams.
de Chicago, p~rotegido del campeon
Louis, obtuvo una victoria por de-
cision sobre ell cubano Jose Legion,
de peso weller.
En- las demas peleas Johnny Skor,
&c peso complete, noque6 en- un
round a Don Morrow, de Buffalo
Neville Beech, de Memphis. gan6 la
decision a Max Minnich, de Nueva
Ycrk; Bill POLAND, peso complete
del Bronx, noque0 a Jack Marshall.
dc Texas, en- cinco rounds, y Steve
Belloise. aspirante al campeonato
mundial de peso medic, noque6 en-
el primer round a Wicky Harkins,
de Filadeifia.
La opinión., 1940-06-21
~cAPITULAcloN T

Los p~ronostioos en- los eireulos
alemanes a%utorizados son de que
Francia capitule a inmediatamen-
tie, cumpiiendo con las ordenes ale
manas de que entregue su tlota.
Sc csta manteniendo la completa
solidaridad con Italia. FL armisti-
clio con Italia sc hara en- los mis-
mos terminus que con Alemania'
F-ancia sera ocupada completa-
mente, mientras que los italianos
ocup an Ell norte de Africa.
Las condolences son drasticas, Sc
re;ter6, pero las fuentes autoriza
das agregaron: "El espiritu sadista
cue guio a Francia en- sus platicas
de Compiee lie en- 1918, no tenara
Influenza alguna sobr- los alema-
nvs. Esa no es nuestra mentali-
dad"
La opinión., 1940-06-21
Manifestation
(Vlene De Ia la. Paulna)

Los estudiantes Sc d%etuvieron
frente al Hemiciclo de Juarez en-
la Alameda y frente al Palacio Ma
cional, en- donde Sc pronunciation
discursos alusivos a los hechos del
sabado anterior, durante los Qua
les resultaron muertos varios estu
diantes, y heridas cerca de sesenta
personals.
Llevaban los manifestantes car
teles con letras negras en- los cuales
Sc leian los nombres de los es-
tudiantes muertos. la condemnation
de los autores del crimen. y alta
cues a las autoridades, que no han
efectuado investigaciones sobre 81
particular.
La manifestation sc efectuo sin
desordenes mayores.
La opinión., 1940-06-21
FIRMA INDEPENDENTS

WASHINGTON, JUNO 2o-QNS)
La Embajada Alemana declare
esta tarde que la firma b~ancaria
Autrage Ruckwanderung. en- cuyas
oficinas eXploto una bomba hoy.
es una compahia independence, y
NADIA tiene IN comGn con ell go
bierno nazista de Berlin.
/ lei baron Herbert Won Strempel,
primer ~secretario de la Embaja-
da, declare que una Investigation
ha revelado el que ninguno de los
empleados del Consulate General
de Alemania, situado en- ell siguien-
te piso a aquel en- que estall6 la
bomba de Battery Place. result6
iastimado.
Esas declaraciones fueron hechas
directamente a la prensa, POGO
despues de que la Embajada re-
cibi6 por telefono, la information
respective