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Evening star., 1941-04-19
NAz|S HALTED AT ALL POINTS, BRITISH SAY
So French Merchant Ships Reported Requonedb azs for Duty
Athens Says
Premier Took
His Own Life
Earlier story on Page A-1.)

BY the Associated Press.
ATHENS, April 19.-Premier Alex
andros Korizis committed suicide
yesterday, it was learned tonight.
The preceding dispatch, coming
through the strict Greek wartime
censorship, is the first indication
from Athens as to the cause of Kor-
izis' death. An official announce
ment from Athens Friday night said
merely that he died suddenly at
4 pm. Friday, Greek time)
Berlin charged today that the
British drove the Premier to his
death, either by murder or 'in some
other way" because he had wanted
to make peace with the Germans,
There had been no previous indica-
ton. however, that the Premier fav-
ored a negotiated peace.
Korizis succeeded Premler-Dicta-
tor John MetaXas on the latters
death last January 90.
Evening star., 1941-04-19
T odoy's Home Runs
AA6ERICAN IEACIrE

Cronin, Boston, fourth inning.
Stainback, Detroit, eighth inning.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Reese, Brooklyn first game).
Medwick, Brooklyn (f1rst game).
Young, New York, first inning.
Dannine, New York, seventh innins
Evening star., 1941-04-19
Porter's Cap, Odds On Choice,
Beats Little Beuns at Gruw

More than 10000 fans saw the race.
G. C.. Greer's Cape Cod ran a
smashing race to account for the
fifth event. Favorite in the wager
ing. the colt set the pace and just
lasted to win by a nose from Wells
Johnson's Robespierre. Mrs. Emil
Denemark's Prairie Dog was third.
The winner paid s6.40.
The days third favorite registered
when the Millsdale Stables Doctor
Reder led throughout the 41a-fur-
(See HAVRE DE GRACE, Pg. 2-X
Evening star., 1941-04-19
Other League Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

At Philadelphia
Boston -- 2l1 300 600 Z IL
Philadelphia 100 OO1 OOO-2 ga
Batteries-Dickman and Peacock; Beck
man. Ferrick, Harris and Hayes.
At Detroit
Cleveland - 900 900 O2O-2 so
Detroit ---- 900 900 010- S 0
Batteries-Feller and Hemsley; Corsica
and Tebbetts.
st. Louis at Chicago-Rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At New York
Philadelphia 900 900 0OO-0 SO
New York 800 900 4Ox- I IL 0
Batteries-HuEhes and Warren: schu-
macher and Danning.
At Brooklyn-Morning game
Brooklyn - 2l0 100 80 8 IL 0
Boston ----- 600 600 600 81
Batteries--Hamlin and Phelps: Errick-
son, Sullivan and Berries, Masi
At Boston
Brooklyn - 100 900 43 -
Boston -- 600 900 90
Batteries-wyatt and Owen; Barnicie
and Berries.
At Pittsburgh
Cincinnati 900 200 030- s 13 0
Pittsburgh O10 OO1 COL 8 90
Observation-Disclosures and West; Bauers
and Lopez.
Chicago at St. Louis-Rain.
Evening star., 1941-04-19
Nurruqonsett

FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: New Lon
don Handicap; 4-year-olds and up; fur
longs.
Johnnie Luther} 17.10 SO $40
Watch over (Kenney) $50 800
Donna Leona tMcMullen) 7.3O
Time, 1:112s.
Chance. Time o. War and Night Editor.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000 added;
The ROGER Williams Handicap 3-year-olds
and UP; | 1-16 miles.
Topee tAtkinson) 1920 $50 90
Master Henry Ryan 400 $40
Master Key Connolly $50
Time. As As.
Also ran-Many Stinss. Second Helping.
Advoca tor. Forever Prince, Burning Stick
and Panorascope.
Evening star., 1941-04-19
Late Races
Other Results and Entries for
Monday on Page TX.
Huyre de Grace

SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; added:
The Chesapeake Stakes; for 3ysar -olds;
lis miles.
Porter's Cap (Haasl $50 $50 10
Little Beans fMeade) $50 2.20
Cavalier BERG 2.4O
Time, 1:451s.
Also ran-cis Marion, oakmont and
Kansas
aE K Rryson Gentry
Evening star., 1941-04-19
AppoIochion Mill Strike Settled

KNOXVILLE Tenn, QF9.-The five -od Appalachian
mill strike involving 1000 workers and halting $50o00o
Army clothing order settled today Called by the Inter-
national Ladies Workers Union against dismissal
three employees the strike resulted in agreement
for National Labor Relations Board election within two
weeks to determine empoye majority wants union
resentation. Work resumes Monday.
Evening star., 1941-04-19
Heavy Attack
Is Beaten Off,
Athens Asserts
Claims Severe Losses
By Enemy; Many
Prisoners Taken
BULLETIN.

CAIRO, Egypt, April 1872
The S. S. Adolf Hitler division
of motorized blitz troops has
not been seen in action since
the British announced five
days ago that they had routed
it with heavy losses in Greece,
British sources in touch with
the Balkan situation declared
tonight.
Evening star., 1941-04-19
Hungary Excludes Jews
BY tft Associated Press.

By tft Associated Press.
BUDAPEST, Hungary, April 49,
The Hungarian government ordered
all Jews excluded from armed mill
tary service today,
Evening star., 1941-04-19
Keenelund

FOURTH RACE-Purse, $1,000 allow
ances: 2-year-olds; Headley course
implicit (McCombs) $40 $50 $50
Valdina Alden James, 400 ESQ
Certie (Steffen) 500
Time, 0:462s.
Also ran-Count Ne In, Casual Play
tnnd Lotopoise.
Evening star., 1941-04-19
Navy PIebes Win

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 10 LP.-
The Navy plebe trackmen beat the
William and Mary freshmen this
afternoon, "a to %.
Evening star., 1941-04-19
MARYLAND Trockmen Win Double Victory

COLLEGE PARK, Md, April 19-Maryland track athletes
took varsity and freshman meets here today the former
defeating William Mary &c. the yearings trim
ming Forest Park of Baltimore "a to o. Heck Horn, Terp
freshman University Byrd discus
by hurlng the platter 4O feet 1912 inches In the final
game with Rutgers Maryland leading the
close of the first half to /.
Evening star., 1941-04-19

SCORE BY INNINGS.
New York O1OO1O 900 g. B
Wash'ton -.11o 900 OOO0 o.. 2
Evening star., 1941-04-19
Jumuicu

FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: added;
Excelsior Handicap; 3-year-olds and up
l i. miles.
Robert Morris (WalD $50 40 $40
Olympus Nindbergl 1880 $50
q Corydon (Robertson) go
Time 1:433s
Also ran-The Chief, Robert L. Fenelon
and a Hash.
Greentree Stable entry.
Evening star., 1941-04-19
Late News Bulletins
Bombs Blast London on Hitler Birthday Eve

LONDON GPD.-High explosive bombs were falling in
various of London tonighteve of adolf Hters SD
birthday The anaircraft tempo steadily increased did
the number of planes and bombs.
Evening star., 1941-04-19
Winton Sets Record to Win Grand National

HEREFORD Md, PD-Stuart S. Janney, jr, riding his
7year-old bay geldng Wnton, the Grand National
point today. covered the
three-me half minutes The only other
horses finish the field of Espadin who
second and Golden Satin third. The threetime winner
Blockade scratched because of lameness
Evening star., 1941-04-19
GEORGETOWN Nine Beats w. & l., 1913

Georgetown this afternoon defeated washington and
Lee, 1913, baseball game G. U. Medical school
diamond Bill Wixed pitched for the HoyaS McKenna and
Gary of the visitors and Lou GhecaS of Georgetown, hit
bopoo
Evening star., 1941-04-19

Late news and sports are covered on Pages
TX and 2-x of this edition Of The Star. supple
menttng the news OF the regular home delivered
edition of The Star.
Evening star., 1941-04-19
Box Score

80 S IL 80 Is 8
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Former Yugodavian
Justice Minister, Now
Refugee, Sees BiddIe
Bojidor Moksimovitch, S.,
Reached Safety After
Many Narrow Escapes

In exile from Yugoslavia after
fleeing Belgrade when the city was
laid waste by the Nazis in April,
Bojidar Maksimovitch, former Min
lister of Justice, spent yesterday in
the Capital and made an informal
call on Attorney General Biddle
at the Justice Department.
Three times the erstwhile cabi-
net member escaped death at the
hands of the Germans Separated
from his wife and daughter when
Belgrade was bombed, he is ig-
norant of their fate.
NJ Maksimovitch, now 55, was
practicing law when the Naz1s in
vaded Yugoslavia, after serving sue
cessively as Minister of Education,
Interior and Justice.
Escaped Death on Ship.
Retreating with the army, he
went to Bosnia, Montenegro, and
then flew to AthenS--aS air jour-
ney that was punctuated by Ger
man air attack. Taking passage
for Crete, the ship on which he
was travelling stopped at a small
island to refuel. The passengers
went aShore-and missed death.
German StukaS sinking the vessel
as she Law at anchor
Accompanied by Peter Zhirko-
witch, former Yugoslavian Prime
Minister, and Krsta Miletitch. a for
mer Minister of Agriculture and
Education, NJ. Maksimovitch made
his way TO Crete in a small launch.
There the trio obtained passage
on a British transport to AleXan-
dria and eventually reached Cape
town. South Africa. where they got
a ship that landed them in New
York early this month.
Speaks Through Interpreter.
His two companions came to
Washington with M. MakSimovitch
but did not accompany him to the
Justice Department. Speaking no
English, he conversed with Attor-
ney General Biddle in French, and
then, with Donald R. Perry, chief
of the Alien Registra ton Division.
who is a native of Serbia. serving
as interpreter. related to newsmen
his experiences since his home
land was overrun.
Evening star., 1941-10-23

through smooth flow Of raw mate
rial, he declared, and uninterrupted
production can prices of finished
products be prevented from rising
unduly.
When youth of the country risk
their lives for a low salary, he said,
capital should be willing to make
similar sacrifices.
Mr. ButtenWeiser was introduced
by Robert V. Fleming. Honor guests
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Mormon Thomas Son
To Serve in Egypt
Ry the A,soc.sted Press

Ry the A.soc.sted Press
PRINCETON. N j, Oct 23-Evan
w. Thomas, 2l-year-old son of Nor
man Thomas, Socialist leader. has
resigned from the senior class at
Princeton University TO join he
American Field Service under Brit
iSh jurisdiction in the Far East.
Mr.. Thomas said he and James
w. Crudgington. former clasSmate
and survivor of the recent Zamzam
sinking in the South Atlantic. will
sail soon from Canada for Egypt,
where they expect to drive ambu-
lanceS.
This is something I feel is the
right thing TO do" Mr.. Thomas said
MY father did not advise me. but
now that I have taken the step he
is backing my decision"
Mr.. Thomas served as coxsWain
Of the varsity crew at Princeton for
two years and was captain last year.
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Labor and Agriculture
Urqed 10 Limit War Profits

Limitation of war profits of labor
and agriculture, as we'll as of busi-
ness management, was urged yester-
day at Rotary Club luncheon at
the Willard Hotel by Benjamin J.
Buttenweiser of New York.
A governor of the Investment
Bankers Association, Mr.. Butten-
weiser said that only through drastic
limitation of profits during the pres
ent emergency could the Nation
avoid initiation.
To exempt either labor or agri-
culture from control, he said, would
be economically unsound. Only
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Comdr. Wright to Head
ARLINGTON Rifle Club

Comdr. P. T. Wright will head
the Arlington Rife and Pistol Club
during the coming year, it was an
nounced today.
Other officers are Bob Edwards,
vice president; Lyman Kelley, sec
retary-treasurer; Frank Marshall,
executive officer. George Lindsay
was appointed range instruction Of
ficer.
The club voted unanimously in
favor of establishing a company
of the Virginia Protective Force
in Arlington County and offered
the clubs rife range to such a
unit when and if it is formed.
Smart shoes with wooden soles
-,
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Old Mine Layer
Baltimore Goes
On Auction Block

The old Baltimore. ancient con-
verted mine layer, is for sale TO the
higest bidder, the Navy announced
yesterday. Sealed bids for her will
be opened in the Bureau of Sup
plies and Accounts December is.
The Baltimore, decommissioned in
1922 after % years of service IN the
Navy. began experiments with mine
laying before complete development
of mines But her biggest Job was
the planting of 900 mines in the
North Channel of the Irish Sea be-
tween April II and May 2. 1918
Her officers received a citation for
the job and Immediately went at q
longer task in the North Sea. She
was experimenting with extra depth
bombs for the Mediterranean when
the World War was ended
For the benefit of those who may,
for sentiment or for other reasons,
wish to buy the Baltimore, her de-
scription is as follows: Length over
all, 335 feet; length on water line,
326 feet; extreme beam at or below
water line. 48 feet 7 inches; mean
draft, 18 feet; displacement, $3.50
tons; hull. steel.
Evening star., 1941-10-23

introduced by Algernon P. Reeves
president and presiding officer. were
Ernest G. Draper, governor of the
Federal Reserve System, and Con-
troller of the Currency Preston
Delano.
Evening star., 1941-10-23

Occupational therapy work of the
Red Cross has reached South
Africa
Evening star., 1941-10-23

Smart shoes with wooden soles
are being worn in London.
La gaceta., 1941-06-12
LA sECRETARlA DE ESTA-
DO DICE QUE Ell ROBIN
MOOR" FUE HUNDIDO PoR
UN SUBMARINE NAZI
Ell comandante comprobo que
el vapor era americana

Washington, JUNO H. La
Secretaria de Estado anunci6
hoy. luego de recibir un telc-
grama del consul Walter j.
Linthicum y ell captain de
Hodgman, de la Marina de
Guerra, que Cd vapor ameri-
cano robin Moor" fu6 hundi
do por un submarine aleman.
Ell comandante del submari-
no pudo comprobar, antes de
torpedearlo, que ell vapor era
de bandera americana.
Los diez tripulantes y un
pasajero recogidos, gozan de
buena salud.
Tn informe minucioso, con
las declaraciones tomadas, no
Eegara hasta el lunes o quiza
tespu6s, segiin Mr.. Fairly Il
secretari ode la presidencia. No
llevaba ell robin Moor ma
terial de guerra. NADIA Sc sabe
aun de las otras 80 personals
que llevaba a su bordo.
La gaceta., 1941-06-12
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Mussolini v~ocifera. - Morinigo quiere dinerO.
Ell case del letrado Maxwell. = Stimson ha-
bla con entera acknowledgements de Ingla-
terra en- Julio de 1910.

del "partido' ofrecieron como
,letrado a Albert D'Arpa.
Sc entabl6 la discussion Y en-
tonceS los "vivos", queriendo
m~oStrarSe generosos, cOncilia-
dores, propusieron que los dos
letrados fuesen eliminates.
Maxwell representa- a la In
ternacional de Tabaqueros, u
Executive International, Y por
este lie rechazaron los del parti-
do.
Enredaron las cosas, propo-
niendo a otro letrado, y al fin
brindaron la "componenda".
Obreros honradoS de las ia
bricas: iPor que Sc insiste en-
tolerar los mGltiples desaciertos
Y las innumerables triquihue-
las del grupito que anhela des-
truir las unioneS?
Use llegara a la discussion de
un nuevo contrato metidos en- Ia
enmaranada red de los politicos
al servicio de la propaganda an
tidemocratica?
La gaceta., 1941-06-12

los elementos desleales en- las
cOmunidades clasificandoloS y
procedienHp contra ellos cpm1
enemigos del pals.
Washington, JUNO 12.-Dis-
cute ell senado la proposition de
ley del senador Byrd que conde-
ma las huelgas en- las industries
de defensa como cortrarias' a
una s6lida norma de seguridad
pGblica.
Apoyan la proposition de
Byrd, ell senador Vandenbergi
republican, de Michigan, y ell
sonador Mahoney, democratic de
Connecticut.
FL Senador LaFollette estima
que 81 la proposition Byrd no es
derrotada, Sc lie debe agregar
I'm parrafo sObre las practicas
y opresNas de muchos
pGtronos.
Tallahassee, JUNO Para
la comisi6n o Junta de frutas
citricas del estado, Ell goberna-
dor Holland nOmbr6 aver a los
siguienteS ciudadanos: Thomas
b. Swami, John M. Knight, E.
Williams, juez Wilbur L.
Tilden, C. Walton Rex, R. M.
sr., Jeff Blake, A. S.
Herong, ST., es ell 1nico MEM
bro residente en- Tampa. Algu-
nos de ellos fueron nombrados
pOr dos amos y otros por uno.
(PGsG a la IA. pdg.)
La gaceta., 1941-06-12

chill. La Francia Libre apare-
.ce tambien en- ell grupo.
Toxic, JUNO l2.-El minis
tro de la Guerra japones pro-
nunci6 hoy un discurso y diJo
que Ell mundo Sc acerca al
v6rtice del tumulto.' Aludio
a Estados Unidos diciendo que
ell Jap6n es victima de un DO
queo econ6mico.
Pittsburg, JUNO l2.-Ame-
naza con la huelga la lmpor'
tante fabrica Curtiss- Wright
Propeller, que trabaja para Ia
defensa nacional. La compa-
MIA Sc MEGA aceptar ell arbi-
traje.
La gaceta., 1941-06-12

Felix Santana, vice secreta-
rio de la Juventud Asturiana,
buen amigo y hombre influyen-
te, nos remite el programa de
la gran fiesta que esa agrupa-
ci6n celebrard Ell domingo, en-
81 Campo de Trio de la Policfa,
la Obra de Don Claudio Wood
ruff. ell jefe de policia.
Ell servicio de autObuses pa
ra Ell almuerzo emlpeZara a las
10 AS de la manana. Los 6mni-
bus saldran de la S@ptima y ca
lie Is, hacienda paradas en- Ell
Centre Asturiano y frente a la
fSbrica de Cuesta y Rey, en-
West Tampa.
Saldra e 1ltimo autobus, pa
ra Ell almuerZo, a las III :45.
Mas tarde, para los que de-
seen asistir al bale, los 6mni-
bus volveran a circular, a las
2:15, 800 y S:45.
81 fuese necesario cada As mi
nutos saldra una "guagua".
Los terrenos sc ADRIAN a las
II de la manana y a las IL as Sc
empezara a seTir ell aimuerzo,
sin arroz con polio. 10 serviran
La gaceta., 1941-06-12
A LOS CASEROS LES AEON
SEJA CAUTELA Ell GoBIEH
NO DER

Washington, JUNO l2-Las
autoridades federales decide
ron hoy pedir c%autela, aconse'
jandoles rebajen los alquile-
res a un nivel razonable, a los
caseros de la naci6n. 81 los al
quileres no son ~rebajados a Il
mites justos, ell gobierno 10 ha
ra por medic de los recursos
a SD alcance.
La Oficina de Administra-
ci6n de Precios y Abasteci'
miento Civil asegura que los
alquileres han sido aumenta-
dos desde un cinco por ciento,
en- la minoria de los casos, has
Ia un Glen por ciento. Ell go
bierno estima de su deber adj
War esa situaci6n, particular
mente en- 'os districts de defen
"a donde es mayor ell n1mero
de obreros y soldados.
Solo hay dos caminos abr
tos, segdn Karl Borders, agen
te de alquileres de la oPACS,
ell control v~ountario, hecho
por los caseros, 0 Ell control le-
gal, impuesto por 81 ~gobierno,
La gaceta., 1941-06-12

TODD amerioano bien inten-
cionado debe repetir hoy y ana
liar las palabras dichas por e.
secretario de la guerra, coronel
StimSon:
LA lucha esta planteada en-
tire la democracia y ell totalita-
rismo".
Estados Unidos e Inglaterrs
representa- ell bien, los totalita.
rios, ell mai; Estos UnidOs e In
glaterra representa- la liber-
tad, la decencia %politica, los ma
zis, la esclavitud y la abyecci6n
Estados UnidoS e Inglaterra re-
presentan la bondad, la honesti-
dad, la legalidad, ell tOtalitaris-
mo representa- a la crueldad.
Unc1e Sam Meva en- sus curti-
AS y fuertes manos Ell pabellon
lie Dos derechos del hombre; el
nazismo ruiere convertir ell nun
DO en- un campamento de pa
rias dominado por ell "latigo" de
Hitler.
Inglaterra hizo esta declara-
c;6n, en- cuanto a Siria, en- julio
de 1910: eel gobierno de Su Ma
jestad entiende que Ell general
MitteIhauser, comandante en- je-
fe de las fuerzas francesas en-
Levante, asegura que las hoSti-
lidades han cesado en- Siria. E.
gobierno assume que este no sig
nifica que 81 Alemania e Italia
tratan de ocupar a Siria y Liba-
no. e intentaran haeerlo frente
al dominic ingles del mar, MIN
gu esfuerzo se haria por las
fuerzas francesas para opener
Sc a elias. Con ell fin de disipar
Odudas que puedan abrigarse en-
alguna parte, ell GObierno de su
Majestad declara que no puede
permitir que Siria y LIbano
sean ocupadas por alguna poten
ella hostil ocupadas como base
para ataques en- los paises del
Asia Menor que ha prometido
defender, o Sc conviertan en-
escena de des6rdenes que constl-
tuyan un peligro para esos PAL
ses".
Inglaterra realiza ahora 10
que prometi6 en- julio de 1910.
La gaceta., 1941-06-12
Ell programa de la fiesta del Domingo
en- Ell Campo de Trio de la Policia

las lindaS muchachas de la Sec
ci6n de Damas Y los galanes de
la Secci6n de Recreo.
Don Francisco empeZara a to-
car, para ell bale, a la las dos
de la tarde. En- ell segundo turno
tocara la orquesta La Tropical,
con un nuevo repertoire.
Tendra una cantina especial
con "bOlinas', la Secci6n de Da-
mas Enthusiasts.
Habra un surtido complete en-
las cantinas. con el fin de salts
facer todos los gustos.
I'm gaitero Y un tarTborilero
So situaran en- un sitio especial.
Los mayores pagaran $3.50
Y los memories Is cts.
Con ell dinero que sc recaude
se iniciaran las obras para cons
truir una nueva sala de bale.
Santana dice que 6l esta en- la
Juventud...
i D6nde Sc encuentra "a
quito Diaz Rogue?
-Yo creo que 6l pertenece''
a la reserva de la vejez "pimeh-
tosa".
La gaceta., 1941-06-12

los na2iS. AseSura que desde
Hendaya a Creta los alemanes
no han puesto restricciones so
bre ell eiercito de la religion ca
t6lica.
CreeSe en- esta capital que la
escuedra que a~ctualmente bonn
bardea a Beirut, en- Siria, es Ia
misma que fu6 atacada aQui por
aviOnes itarianoS, ell dia 5. Tn
avi6n 10 identificado arroj6
bombas en- EStepona. ESpaha,
% millas al ordeste de Gi5ral--
tar, causando dahoS a edificios
privados y algunas bajas.
La escuadra que sali6 de Gil
braltar en- direction de Siria Y
el Libano eStaba compueSta por
un crucero de batalla, tres por-
taavioneS, dos cruceros ligerOs,
cuatro submarines, once destruc
torres y dos buqueS auXiliares.
AVioneS franceSes vOlarOn so
bre Gibraltar, funcionando las
baterias antia6reas. Una ALTAR
ma sobre la presencia de sub
marines en- 81 estrecho, hizo que
Sc elevaran varios aeroplanos y
arrojasen bombas de p%rofundi-
dad.
La gaceta., 1941-06-12
HARLAN STONE NOMINA-
DO PARA PRESIDENTE DEL.
TRIBUNAL SUPREME
Tambien nomino ell PreSiden-
tie, para magistrates, al abO-
gadO general Jackson y al Sc
nador Byrnes

Washington, JUNO l2.-E.
presidente Roosevelt recomer
do hoy al Senado ell nombra.
miento del magistrate Harlan
Stone, del Tribunal Supreme
para la vacante producida por
la voluntaria retirada del pre-
sidente del mas alto tribunal
del pals, Charles Evans Hug
hes. Stone es republican, y lie
nombr6 ell presidente Coolidge
Tiene fama de liberal y ha We
nido votando a favor de las le-
yes del "Nuevo Trato."
AL mismo tempo recomen-
do ell Presidente para las o.
tras dos vacantes en- ell Tribu-
nal Supreme, al abogado ge-
neral, Robert Jackson, y al Sc
nador Byrnes, de Carolina del
Sur.
A los IL minutes de haber
sido notificado de la nomina-
ci6n de Byrnes, ell Senado lie
do su aprobaci6n.
Los otros dos nombramien-
tos seran confirmados tambien
La gaceta., 1941-06-12

muchos muertos y heridos a
las tropas de Vichy.
Informa la nota del mando
frances que cuatro ataques de
los britanicos y sus aliados,
hechos en- las 1ltimas "a horas
han sido rechazados. Los SOL
dados franceses que son he
chos prisioneros, no saben 10
que suede. Cuando Sc lie in
forma que la guerra tiene por
motive principal impedir que
los alemanes dominen a Siria,
Sc alegran sinceramente.
ContinGan cirsulando rumo-
res sobre la "ofensiva diplo-
matica" de Hitler en- contra de
Russia.
FL mando aleman tiene con-
centrados mas de un million de
hombres en- las fronteras con
Russia.
Aseg1rase que ell Fuehrer
pedira laentrega de Ukrania,
la TERRA fecunda que mencio-
no hace algunos amos, en- un
discurso a-nticomunista. Algu-
nos observadores opinan que
Hitler lie pedira permiso a Ru
STA para cruzar tropas por ell
territorio Soviet, en- direction
de Iran. FL embajador ingl6s
en Moscu, Sir Stafford Grips,
so e%ncuentra en- LOndres, infor-
mando al gobierno.
Los peri6dicos de Berlin dan
hoy Ia noticia Official sobre
una conferencia del general
Antonescu con ell canciller Hit
Ter y Won Ribbentrop.
Roma comunica que ell rey
Boris, de Bulgaria, visit6 a
Mussolini. La conferencia du-
re- mas de dos horas.
La aviaci6n inglesa atac6
anoche, produciendo numero-
SOS incendios y grandes dahos,
a Dusseldorf, ell area indus
trial del Ruhr, Duisberg y o
trOs lugarSs,
La gaceta., 1941-06-12

Ell verdugo del pueblo italia
no, I'm semihombre, desafio an
teayer a Estados Unidos.
La propaganda alemana re-
dact6 Ell discurso Y 6l dijo 10 que
Hitler estima convene a sus pla
mes antidemocraticos.
Mussolini, humillado en- Gre
cia, derrotado en- Abisinia, abo-
rrecido por Ell ejercit oitaliano,
odlado por su pueblo. amenaza
a una naci6n de hombre fuer-
ties Y dignos.
Rebuzna eel conquistador a la
inversa", como dijo aver un Co
mentarista americana.