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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-04
LENNON AND SMITH
TO ASK PAY RAISE
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court has increased to such an ex-
tent that they are having many
all-day sessions of court. With the
opening of the beaches and n e
operation of the shipyards here,
both said that they expect more
frequent all-day court sessions.
The judge and solicitor stated
that it has been the custom for
them to handle some civil matters
in the private practice of law and
that in this way they made enough
to supplement their salaries suf-
ficiently to place their income on
par with other officers who are
paid for full time services. How
ever, they said that now they do
not have time to attend to any
private matters and therefore are
keeping their offices open at a loss
of money.
The salaries of the two court Of
ficers are paid out of the general
fund coming from the recorders S
court. During the month of Decem-
ber, they stated, the revenue OF
the court exceeded $4,000, one OF
the largest amounts ever collected
in one month.
At present the judge of the re-
corder's court receives So, 300 per
annum and the solicitor receives
So, 100 a year.
Judge Lennon and Solicitor
Smith said that they wished the
general public to have notice OF
their intentions to ask for a raise
in salary and if there is an OBJ
lection to raising their pay, for
reasons given, those objecting may
have an opportunity to communi-
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ject and an average of from 10 to
II Workmen would be employed.
The project is expected to cost
the city mad county governments
approximately $4,000 when COM
plaed.
Bids on furnishing plumbing and
materials for the project will be
opened by the city and county
boards at joint session to be held
at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning
at the city hall.
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e0.. n,a treacherous time like this, with
uhD uthlaglous colds all around YOU,
and "rfl you do today may save you
u,o. uru your family lot of sickness,
"oify and trouble later.
i,,s Follow these simple rules of health:
,;rs, 1--WE normally. Avoid excesses. Eat
Kean iKSaple II food. Drink plenty of water.
eyerp;e srp elimination regular. Take some
Cese[clse Cs1 S ALPHABETICALLY outdoors.
'.s =. plenty Of rest and sleep.
treal lnen use these two time-tested
''esements when needed.
s,e1 ~ II The E: FIRST sHlfflE, snrEzE OR
s'uA fs. J, OF NASAL IRRITATION put a
nos.l1 s uiops OF Vicks Va-tro-nol up each
n nysud right away. This helps to
ina Fu1'snt s many colds from develop
des;nec d,s' because Va-tro-nol is expressly
d,sned defassned to help Natures own
cold Iss against colds. (lf a head
thu. thai causes stuffiness, you'll find
cIes. .s. a !, few drops of Va-tro-noI helps
brea.LLile , Lile clogging mucus and makes
. 1reer and easier.)
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-04
CAPE FEAR LEAGUE
INSTALLS OFFICERS
Jeter to Head Baseball Cir.
cult This Season; Plans for
Summer Discussed

Officers of the Cape Fear Base
ball association for 1941 were in
stalled at a meeting of league di-
rectors and officials at the Brigade
Boys club last night.
The new officers are:.
H. H. Jeter, president; L. E..
Skies, vice-president; R. j. Powell,
secretary; Rhode Farrow, treas
urer; Skeet James, director of
public relations.
Board of directors, Cicero Vow,
R. j. Powell, Tim Farrow, Rhode
Farrow, B. B. Jackson and Skeet
James.
Plans for the coming season
were discussed. The league plans
to play night baseball in addition
to Sunday games. A meeting of the
new officers and board of directors
is to be held soon to draw up def
mite plans for the coming summer
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DIR. T. w. M. LONG
DIES in RALEIGH
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bile license tags, with the proceeds
being used to pay hospital ex-
penses of automobile accident vic
tins.
DR.. Long who represented h e
fourth senatorial district, was born
in Northampton county. He attend
ed the University of North Caro-
lima and the University College of
Medicine and was licensed to prac-
tlce in 1908.
He served in the state house of
representatives in 1881, and in the
senate in 1888, 1887, 1889 and 1941.
DR.. Long was a member of nu-
merous medical organizations, and
headed the Board of Directors of
the North Carolina Sanatorium
from 1922 to 1881. He was a mem
ber of the State Board of Medical
Examiners from 1926 to 1882, and
a director of the State hospital
here from 1918 to 1920.
He w as mayor OF Roanoke
Rapids from 1922 to 1880, and was
chairman of the Halifax county
democratic executive committee in
1882 and 1888. He also was a form
er secretary-treasurer of the Medi-
cal Society of the State of North
Carolina.
Funeral arrangements had o
been completed tonight.
The State Senate, which con-
vened at 8:03 o'clock tonight, ad-
journed few moments later in
respect to DR.. Long.
At the request of Lieut.. Gov.
Harris, the 23rd Psalm was read
by the chaplain, the Rev. c. P.
Jerome of Raleigh. 8
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WAR INTERPRETIVE
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alton also of the Adriatic port of
Valona. 1t would mean, moreover,
a desperate race northward by the
retreating fascist armies across
the coastal plain of central Albania
to escape being cut off by encir-
cling Greek columns already ten
miles or more up the Klisura-Berat
road on their flank and rear.
That is not all the pressure being
exerted by combined Greek and
British forces in Albania. Yugosla-
Wan advices report that Greek
British submarines and bombers
are reaching far up the Adriatic
to cut Italy's sea ations
with Albania. Laden Italian troop
ships carrying reinforcements to
the Albanian front have been hit,
with heavy casualties, these Yugo-
slavian accounts say. They also re-
port Italian craft taking refuge in
Yugoslavian waters.
Aside from it's strictly military
aspects, a new crisis for Italy in
Albania could have important psy-
Geological results in theatres far
removed from that scene of con-
flict. A new Italian disaster so
close to home, coming on top of
cumulative British successes
against fascist forces in North and
East Africa, might turn the scale
in Britain's favor in French Afri-
ca.
Certainly developments in AL
bania and Africa are calculated to
stiffen Balkan resistance to Ger
man diplomatic pressure or force
politics. They are also apt to af-
feet similarly the course of Fran
co-German cooperation" negotia-
tions, which even Berlin admits
are at tense stage.
Any German move to support an
anti-Petain movement in France
would strip General Weygand,
commander of a huge French CO..
lonial army, of his argument
against joining the de Gaulle Free
French movement. In a radio re-
ply to de Gaulle appeal, Wey-
gand admitted the existence in his
African army of much sentiment
in favor of re-entering war against
the Axis.
The former Franco-British gen.
eralissimo keyed his answer, how
ever, to plea to French colonial
forces to stand by Petain and his
French revolution. With the
British widening their African vic
tories and the Greeks and British
apparently hoping for a quick kill
against Italy in Albania, any Ber-
lin move against Petain's regime
in France might easily prompt
Weygand to reverse his stand, or
be swept aside by pro-British SEN
timent in French Africa. That is
what Berlin and Rome most
fear. 4
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ids, will preside the second week.
Divorces were granted to t h Q
following: Herbert Weston from
Gladys Sneed Weston; Merle
Smith Walters from Thomas c.
Walters; Lois S. Miller from Alex.
ander F. Miller; Bertram R.
Chestnut from Kathleen Chestnut;
Della Mae LeGwin from Gerard
LeGwin, and Edith Hughes Wall
ton from Jimmie Walton.
Five civil actions are docketed
for today's session of the court.
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johannesburg Rioting
Will Be Investigated


CAPE TOWN. Union of South
Africa, Feb. 2.-R-Prime Minis
tpr General Jan Christian Smuts
announced today that weekend
rioting in johannesburg will be in
vestigated and compensation PAID
for damage to property.
In addition. military authorities
are taking disciplinary action, he
told the South African house of as
sembly.
Earlier. General Smuts issued a
special order admonishing troops
10 observe orderly conduct, "even
in the face Of frequent provoca-
ton"
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RECORD BUDGET

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 3.-LR
Governor Arthur H. James recon-
mended to the Pennsylvania legisla-
ture tonight budget of S542,20S, 727
for tho biennium-the highest in the
history Of the commonwealth. In his
budget message, James, a republican,
said that his contemplated fiscal pro-
gram would balance Pennsylvania
books"
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Pottinger Awarded SIPS
In Civil Action Here

A jury yesterday afternoon in
New Hanover superior court re-
turned a verdict of $125 in favor OF
the plaintiff in the civil action OF
Bell Pottinger VS.. Lucy Register.
Judge John j. Burney is presid-
ing over the first week of the two
week February civil term. Judge
R. Hunt Parker, Of Roanoke Rap
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-04
kidney TROUBLE.
Stop Getting Up Nights

To harmlessly flush poisons and
acid from kidneys and relieve irrita-
m uons OF bladder SO that you can stop
getting up nights" get a 35 cent
package of Gold Medal HARLEM Oil
capsules and take as directed. Other
symptoms Of kidney and bladder
weaknesses may be scant, burning or
smarting passage - backache - leg
cramps - puffy eyes. Get original
HoLD MEDAL. Refuse substitute.
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GUARANTOR

BERLIN, Feb. 3.-(R)-P + e
Laval was seen by official sources
tonight as Frances guarantor that
the policies of German-French rap
proachment agreed upon in the Mon
toire meeting of Adolf Hitler and
Marshal Petain last October will be
carried out as far as France is con-
cerned.
The question raised here is how
Laval stands in. reference to the
newly-formed French peoples com.
mittee'' in Paris.
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County Court Reuenue
Amounts to $2,2l3.2O

Collections in the recorders court
durin. January totaled $2,21S.2O, c.
L. (Tinkey) Myers, deputy clerk in
charge of recorders court, reported
yesterday.
The total included: Fines, ST.
1865; costs, $713.65; Jail fees,
$29.55; emergency pension fund,
S151.7O; state pension fund, s149.6O; (;
police pension fund, s35; and turn
key fund, $17.35.
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cate with the New Hanover dele
cation in the legislature and give
their reasons.
They stated further that t h e y
would have no objections to
clause being inserted at the time
their salaries are increased, pro-
hibiting them from engaging in the
practice of law in any manner
whatever, as the court now takes
all their time and they have none
left for private practice
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BECOMES SOLDIER

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Feb. 3.-P)
-Egon Hanfstaengl, son Of DR.. Err
nest Hanfstaengl, former Nazi 1ress
chief, was sworn into the U. S. Army
air corps today on his goth birthday,
proudly displaying a birthday greet
ing from his father congratulating
him on his decision to become a SOL
der
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LINER SEARCHED

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 3.-P-
Eight federal bureau of investigation
agents conducted an all night search
Of the japanese Nyk liner HE Maru
Which arrived Sunday from South
American ports.
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WEATHER
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-LREWeath-
er bureau records of temperature and
rainfall "a for the "a hours ending 8 M:
La gaceta., 1941-02-19
La bandera gloriosa de la nacion sera izada
ell sabado en- los patios del Ponce de Leon

local, compuesta por los seho-
res Arthur R. Christy, f. w.
Spencer, Edward H. Haden,
Peter Taylor y Lorenzo Her
nandez, ell querido ciudadano
latino.
Las banderas que Sc izaran
han sido donadas por ell pues-
to Marcelo Gonzalez No. 70,
de la Legion Americana.
Viene hacienda los prepare
tivos par aacomodar a los in
vitados, ell Sr. A. P. Colado,
administrator de los aparta-
mentos.
FL pueblo latino acudira a
la ceremonial, sehalada para
las tres de la tarde, y sabra ex
presar su gratitud al gobierno
de JOS Estados Unidos.
En- Ia cOlonia latina Sc apre
ella en- toda su grandeza la obra
del prSsdSats Rockwell
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Tardo tres dias en- ser dominado
ell incendio de Santander
Pasa de 10 ell numero de muertos

Madrid, Feb. l9.-Los cuer-
pos de bomberos de varias ciu-
dades unieron sus e~sfuerzos y ell
incendio de Santander pudo ser
dominado, pero no antes de tres
diaS. Todo el distrito comercial
eSta en- ruinas.
Ell huracan que coincidi6 con
ell incendio desarrollo una velo-
cidad de sc millaS por bora.
Dos embarcaciones de pesca
Sc hundieron, muriendo 10 per-
sonas. FL nGmero de muertos
pasa de 1T y ell ndmero de he
rides es mayor
LEGO ell huracan a Espana
deSde el Atlantico, cruzando Por
tugal, Y asegirase Sc origin6 EN-
las isla Madeira.
En- la poblaci6n de Zumaya
perdieron la vida y sufrieron he
ridas muchas personals.
FL numero de hogares des-
truidos. EN- Santander, monta a
centenares.
MuchaS barcas sc hundieron
en- Portugal y la costa norte de
ESpafa.
En- Lisboa muchas embarca-
clones fueron lanzadas hacia la
orilla, entire elias la fragata Don
Fernando. I'm barco de guerra
portuguese Sc hundi6. Uno de los
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FL pr6ximo sabado, dfa %,
aniversario del nacimiento de
George Washington, ell padre
de la patria, Sc efectuara en-
los patios de los apartamen-
tos Ponce de Leon, construi-
dos upor ell gobierno federal,
la ceremonial de izar la ban
dera nacional.
Escogi6 csc dia para la ce-
remonia, ell comandante M. j..
Mackler, director local de la
Housing Authority.
Han sido invitados para
que asistan al acto ell goberna
dor Holland y SD esposa, ell al
calde Chancey y su esposa, di-
rectores de los clubs latinos,
directories de las Camaras de
Concrete de Ybor, Tampa y
West Tampa y otras persona
lidades,
Asistirt en- pless "a Iunta
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MUNRO UN AMIGO DE AL
tCNSO
Ell Reg Sigue en- Craze estado

Roma, Feb, 19.-El marques
Emilio Torres de Mendoza, Sc
yletario del eXrey Alfonso, mu-
10 hey, de pneumonia, a la edad
de 70 amos. Hace dos diaS Sc le
lley6 a una clinica y no sc lie di-
o que ell exmonarca estaba en-
fermo,
Alfonso, por Su parte, Sigue
luchando por su vida Y lie asls-
te el DR.. CeSare Fugoni. Su es-
tado es grave. BESIDE la semana
paSada sLfrio tres ataques del
coraz6n.
JUnto al lecho del exrey Sc en-
yuentran sus dos hijos. el princi-
pc de Asturias, Don Juan, y ell
duque de Segovia, con su her.
la princesa Beatriz, es-
posa del principe Torlonia. AL
fonso vive en- el Grand Hotel.
La reina Victoria Sc encuentra
en- Roma.
En- un manifesto a los monar-
quicos espaholes, ell rey renunci6
el trono en- favor de su hijo, de
27 amos, ell infante Don Juan.
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LA COMIDA DE LOS
CABALLEROS LEALES
NueUo Cuerpo Director

FL domingo, en- la finca de
Nuccio, Sc efectuara la comida
crganizada por la logia Caballe-
res Leales de America. Mas de
300 cubiertos han sido separa-
dos va.
TODD miembro de la logia, da-
ma 0 damita que desee asistir a
Ia comida, dobe n%otificarlo a la
s%ecretaria no mas tarde del jue-
YES. a las 10 de la noche.
La comida Sc servira despues
de las y 80, con IN menu espe-
cial.
Componen la nueva directiva
de les Leales, que We tom6 pose
sion. los hermanos siguientes /:
Cev.rino Martinez, soberano ;
Mariana Sanchez, vicesoberano /;
Manuel Melendi, principe; Je-
r6nimo Gonzalez, secretario ge-
neral Jose Casado, vicesecreta-
rio; Crispulo Vale, tesorero; Os
car Tomas Rea, vicetesorero;
Francisco Fernandez de la Nuez
,apellan; apoderados, Jose Fer
nandez Cruz, Manuel TOTO, Enfi
9ue Santos guarda exterior, Jo-
q Lopez Suarez; ugier, Jose
Nendez Suarez; sargento de ar
mas. Manuel Fasdo Suarez JUS
ticia mayor, Eyaristo Selgas
iueces Ramon Sanchez, jose Ro
driquez. Francisco Sanchez y
Ramon Hermida.
Muchos exitos deseamos q los
bueaoS hermapoA
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Washington, Feb. 19.-El 60
bierno iapones, segGn los despa-
chos de Londres, ha hecho a Ia
Gran Bretana una oferta de me
diaci6n en- la guerra, que lie ha
sido rechazada. A la cancilleria
americana, segdn ell subsecreta-
rio Sumner Welles, NADIA Sc lie
ha comunicadO.
Hablando hoy en- 81 Senado, a
favor de la ley de ayuda a Ingla-
terra, ell senador Connally, de
Texas, declare que las democra-
cias deben unirse y lUchar para
defender su papel civilizador en-
ell munddo. Por medic de la u
MON Sc evitaran los grandes su-
frimientOs que la tirania proper
ciona. Estados Unidos, agreg6,
no puede ser indiferente a 10 que
ahora sucede en- el mundo, por
cuanto Sc hallan en- la estacada
su porvenir y ell porvenir de to-
do ell hemisferio.
Calific6 de ridfculos los temo-
res de dictadura de los senadO-
res Y otras personals opuestas a
la ley. Ell Congreso tiene las cuer
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tres guardas portugueses que
custodiaban ell hidro ingles
Clyde, fue arrastrado por ell
viento, cay6 al mar Y muri6 ahO-
gado. En- algunos lugares de Por
tugal las olas alcanzaron una al
tura de 60 pies. En- ALEXANDRIA,
en- ell rio Tajo murieron ahoga-
daS % personals.
Ell gobierno del general Fran
co ha restablecido va las comuI
nicaciones con Santander.
En- la bella ciUdad espanola
fueron destruidos ell edificio de
la aduana la cathedral , ell merca-
do Y muchos edificios a 10 largo
del Boulevard de Pereda.
Entire San Sebastian y Bilbao
tres coches de un tren de pasaje-
ros cayeron al rio, muriendo 26
personas y recibiendo heridas
81.
FL viento cause danos en- Bur-
Cos, Pamplona, Sevilla, Cordoba
V Algeciras. Este reveal ell ra-
dio de la tormenta.
Tuvo dificultades para anclar
en- Cadiz ell vapor "Cold Har-
bor", de la Cruz Roja America
no, cargado de comestibles para
auxilio del pueblo espanol. En-
Gibraltar un vapor rompi6 sus
amarras Y encall6.
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~INAUGURADA UNA NUEVA
BASE EN-

Una nueva base de aviaci6n
Sc inaugur6 hoy, por ell ejerci
to, EN- Savannah, estado de
Georgia.
Presidira las ceremonies ell
mayor general Barton Young,
comandante ne jefe del distri-
to suroeste.
Ell general visitara tambi6n
las bases de Augusta, Ga, y
Charlotte, Carolina del Norte.
Tampaes la base mayor, con
una extension de mas de 5000
acres, y la que al presente de-
mustra mayor actividad.
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RUSO
DETENIDO EN- CUBA

Habana, Feb. 19.-La policia
detuvo al zapatero russo Samuel
Guryiksnky, en- la ciudad de
Guantanamo, provincial de o.
riente, y lie tiene sometido a IN
vestigaci6n, como bolsevilue.
Hizo el arresto la policia Gu
bana a petici6n de la policia mi
litar americana. FL russo trataba
de soliviantar a los marines, con
propaganda de matiz comunis-
ia. Bajo IN decreto del presiden
tie Batista, sera eNpulsado del
pals.
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ASAUTO Y ROB0 On UNA
ESTACION DE GASOLINE

La estaci6n de gasolina Super
Test situada en- la esquina de
Tampa y la Gale Amelia fue a.
galtada en- la noche de aver y los
atracadores, luego de pegarle al
encargado Murrell Barnes, re-
gistraron la GAIA registro y Sc
llevaron $45. En- una pequeha
habitacion del edificio dejar0n
tirado a Barnes, cerrando la
puerta.
Tn a%utomovilista, llamado
por la esposa del hombre, rom
pic la puerta y nam6 a la poll
eta. No pudo yer a sus asaltan-
ties.
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esta a 1,5OO millas de Toxic, en-
territorio japones.
Berlin, Feb. 19.-Un peri6di-
co dice que en- ell Senado de los
Estados Unidos, con Ell permiso
del presidente Roosevelt, Sc hace
campaha en- contra de Alema
mia. Sc refiere tambien ell peri6
dico a "interferencias provoca-
twas" por parte de Norte Anne
RIGA.
Washington, Feb. 19.-Wil-
liam Knudsen, declarando hoy
ante un comit6 de la Camara, SO
expres6 a favor de los periodOs
de "enfriamiento" en- las contrO
versus entire capital y trabajo,
pero sin que Sc establezcan pOr
medic de la ley. Estima que las
disputas pueden solucionarse
por medic de negociaciones, por
cuanto la opinion pGblica, por
medic de sus reacciones, es un
factor de innegable peso,
Washington, Feb. 19.-El go
bierno de Nueva Zelandia, por
boca de s uprimer ministro, a.
nunci6 hoy que establecera rela-
clones diplomaticas con Estados
UnidOs.
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Londres, Feb. 19.-Las tro-
pas inglesas Sc encuentran a
$50 millas de Adds Ababa, la
capital de Utopia. Muchos pri
sioneroS Sc lie hicieron a los
fascistas. En- la Somalilandia
italiana, los ingleses, segun la
Radio de Roma, han sido con-
tenidos. Gran actividad sigue
demostrando la aviaci6n bri-
tanica. Los nazis atacaron va
pores m~ercantes ingleses, Sc
gun Berlin, ocasionandoles
grandeS danos. Aeroplanos ma
zis dsjaron caer bombas en- po-
b~lacioneS de Escocia, destruyea-
do varias casas y matando a tres
personals.
BelgadO informa que centena-
res de carros alemaneS, carga =
dos de material, atraviesan el te
rritorio Jugoeslavia en- direc-
ci6n a Bulgaria. Sigue opinando
Sc que los nazis atacaran a Gre
cha cruzando el territorio bdlga-
no. Italia ACADIA de mandar nue.
vas reservas a Albania, con la es
peranza de contener a los grie-
Cos, que siguen avanZando. Miles
de soldados italianos, en- contra
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FL Japon ha hecho una oferta de
mediacion a Inglatena
Discourse del seador Connally en- favor de la
ley de ayuda a ~Inglaterra.
Otra demonstration de las "marimachos

das de la bolsa y ellos 10 saben;
pero hablan de tirania, dictadu-
ra y cosas que solo existen en-
sus mentes acaloradas.
Otra demonstration de las mu-
jeres opuestas a la ley de ayuda
de Inglaterra Sc verified hoy. Is
tas mujeres ahorcaron la sema-
ma pasada las efigies de- presi .
dente Roosevelt y Mr.. Wilkie.
Mr.. Knudsen, p~residente del
Consejo Nacional de Defensa,
declare hoy que no mas tarde de
mahana quedara solucionada Ia
huelga en- la compania Chalmer,
que realiza trabajos para ell pro
grama del gobierno.
Hablaron hoy tambien en- el
Senado, a favor de la ley de ayu-
da a Inglaterra, los senadores
Bailey, Hin Y Murray, dem6cra-
tas los tres.
Para coordinador del progra-
ma de ayuda a Inglaterra, ell pre-
sidente Roosevelt design6 aver,
con residencia en- Londres, al Sc
nor Averell Hartman.
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BOLETTNES De ULTIMA HORA
Ankara interpreta ell pacto con Bulgaria. = Ell
Presidente puede ordeaar los convoyes ahora
mismo. - Sc construiran las defensas de Guam.
Knudsen declare ante un Comtie de la Camara

Ankara, Turquia, Feb. 49,
El pacto con Bulgaria Sc inter-
preta aqui como un paso para a.
yudar al rey Boris Il resistir la
preston de los nazis. Desde Ro-
ma comunican que ell Soviet lie
ha hecho saber a Turquia que no
ira a la guerra con Alemania, de
ninguna manera, por cuanto su
finalidad es mantenerse fuera
del conflicto.
Washington, Feb. l9.-Ha-
blando hoy en- la alta camara ell
senador Connally de Texas, pro-
DO que Ell presidente Roosevelt,
bajo su autoridad constitutional
SO establezcan convoyes en- el
puede disponer ahOra mismO que
Atlantico 0 en- otros oceanos 0
mares Ell CongresO no puede a.
rrebatarle al Presidente esa au-
toridad, no importa 10 que haga
-agreg6.
Washington, Feb. 19.-El al
mirante Stark manifesto hoy
que 81 el Jap6n Sc enfada porque
Estados Unidos levante defen =
sas en- Guam, el enfado no sera
tenido en- cuenta. Els una medida
inOfensiva y 81 ell Jap6n Sc mo-
lesta, seguiremos con ella. Guam
La gaceta., 1941-02-19

Ell peri6dico Estrella ROja,
6rgano del Soviet, publica: ia
presente situaci6n International
demanda mas que nunca sacri-
ficios de los ciudadaos honestos,
sacrificios y discipline.
Conocemos nOSotros a comuni
Has "caza4puestos" y "caza-
sueldos'' que no realizan otro sa-
crificio que hacer propaganda,
con ell dinero ajeno, engahar a
los incautos, ovacionar a Ba-
tista, aplaudir a Stain, hacerse
Sc a la mar en- 'buques que no
llegan" w..
iConste que siempre nos ha
parecido bien, e ntodos los Secto-
res, la honestidad y la disciple
ma!
La gaceta., 1941-02-19

I'm amigo Y lector nos pregun
ia: iQue s~ecretario de una colec
tividad local, ahora "redimido",
Sc neg6 a pagan, en- ell pasado,
rifas que aIgunos de sus "clien-
ties" Sc 1abian "Sacado''?
No podemos contestar esa pre-
gunta, amigo, porque no conoce
mos a csc senior o por 10 menos
no sabemos donde Sc emplea.
iPero debe tener un alto con-
cepto de la moral ciudadana, y
de sus deberes civicos, esa colec-
tividad a que listed Sc refiere!
Por que no nos manda ell
nombre del dragon" y los nom
bres de sus victimas?