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The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-25
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There can be no question but
that the Bata firm in Belcamp
maryland, is part of the Bata
parent company, which company
now has been blacklisted as a Nazi
agency under the official blacklist
issued by President Roosevelt.
The Sun cited an array of damning
evidence pointing to the link be-
tween the two. But in addition,
this column can disclose an incident
definitely proving that the iron
hand of Jan Bata retained control
of his Maryland property even
while his general manager, John
HOza was making feverish press
statements to the effect that the
Belcamp plant is now an American
industry, having no corporate con-
nectiOn with Jan Bata.
The facts are that a paper t:GnG,
action dld take place whereby Hoza
and his associates were granted
F'control' of the Maryland plant
with Jan Bata Ostensibly withdraw
ing. This was effected about a
year ago when Bata returned to
America and found to his dismay
that HOza had instituted various
reforms to appease a suspicious
press and officials in the depart
ments of justice and labor. Bata
Numbered and stOrmed at -. the
streamlining of his old world ideas
and undid nearly everything Hoza
had set in motion on advice of both
legal and public relations counsel.
At the time of this showdown as
to who was boss, Hoza had hired
Washington newspaperman, Don
Kirkley, as public relations coun-
sci; he had engaged a new lawyer,
Francis Hill, to replace the Tydings
law firm; and was paying hand
some salary to Otto Kabelac, ex-
member of the Czech Legation, as
special Washington contact man.
In addition, Hoza, on advice Of Ka-
belac, had hired a former U. S.
State Department official, to serve
as personnel director at the Bel
camp plant.
But when Bata was confronted
with this array of talent and learn
ed that they really meant to insti
tute new world methods, he REBEL
ed. But really what made him hi
the ceiling was suggestion thai
the name of the Maryland plant be
changed to the Belcamp Shoe Co
He forthwith fired Kabelac, Kirk
ley, and the personnel director ant
warned Hoza not to take his ICON
troll" too seriously in the future.
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-07
St. Augustine Ball
Set for Wednesday

The 1941 annual Purim Ball,
sponsored by the Daughters of Is
rael, and under the general chair
manship of Mrs. H. Ross, is to be
held in st. Augustine at the Civic
Center, Wednesday evening, March
18th.
Miss Lillian MacGregor, of the
Lillian MacGregor Studio of
Dance, is preparing group Of
pupils in the presentation of a
program feature and a well-known
local orchestra has been engaged
to provide dance music from nine
It'll.
Various committees have been
active in progressing plans for
the event and, it is reported, an
especially good attendance is in
prospect.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-07

dice in elections and there is ev-
cry reason to believe that this
shameful condition prevails to ev-
en- a greater degree in State and
local elections" Senator Gillette
declared.
An admittedly sketchy investi-
cation of scurrilous literature and
its sponsors by a Senate commit
tee disclosed that most of it was
on the anti-Semitic theme. Mush-
room d generally anonymous
committees" and individuals
flooded pivotal states with liter
allure on such subjects as "Jew-
ish Communism" and the allegation
that the Roosevelt administration
was controlled by international
Jewry."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-07
PURIM PIECES
NOT FOUND IN THE BOOK OF ESTHER
RY BERNARD POSTAL

Although Esther the the PWm epic additionally
toy have the first
ad eav contest
WAS IA wears old when AhaSeuruS cOnsOrt
rabbinical reasoning the Hebrew equivalent OF
Esther is Hadassah numerical value Of which is a.
The not mentioned in the Book Of
Esther which s Purim.
written that in the
+ Messiah the only sacred
will he the Pentateuch Scroll Of Esther.
the Hebrew words Salach MonOs as meaning
sending words apply to the gift it.
self while MOnOs which in the Book Of
Esther means sending portions (gifts)"
PLAYS dealing the story in the Europe Of
the Middle Ages but they by Christians Jews and
were perfOrmed by members Of the clergy.
In some world Orthodox Jews eat turkey Purm in
r,orv Of King Turkey AhaSeurus
cause the turkey arnegOI HOdu" (rOOster to Inda in He
n and Ahaseurus reported India Ethiopia
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-07

Rabbi Lev Speaks
at Jewish Center
Wednesday Night

An authoritative and first hand
picture of the national govern
ment's welfare, religious and rec
reational program for the men
called into military service will
be presented to the Jacksonville
community on Wednesday night.
March 18th, at $3.50 Pm. in the au-
ditorium of the Jewish Center,
by Rabbi Aryeh Lev, Assistant
Chief Of Chaplains at the War
Department, Washington, when he
addresses a meeting of the A. B..
We'll Lodge, B'nai Birth, it was
announced by Nat Shorstein.
Chaplain Lev, who is in close
touch with the entire welfare pro-
gram, will explain what the gov
eminent is doing and what the
local communities in and around
army training camps can do in
this phase of the defense program.
Wednesday nights meeting is
open to the public and all members
are urged to bring their wives and
friends with them.
The local lodge also announces
a scheduled debate to be held on
March 26th, between a team rep
resenting the Hillel Foundation
of the University of Florida and
a tea m representing the local
lodge.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-07

(1) Establishment under the di-
rection of the Secretary of Inte-
rior of a special bureau to investi-
gate all propaganda directed at
the Indictment of racial and reli-
gious prejudice, which would be
authorized to spend up to $500, 900
a year in bringing the sources and
nature of such propaganda before
the public. The bureau would be
under the direction of an $4,000
a-year director;
(2) A ban on transmission
through the mails of all propagan-
da designed to incite larson, muir
der, assassination and riots" and
"all fraudulent and scurrilous mat
ter attacking any racial or reli-
gious groups in this country" I'M
less such matter bore full details
as to the names and addresses of
all persons and groups sponsoring
or financing its dissemination;
(3) A ban on the same type of
material emanating from foreign
sources, unless the same details
were given;
az In the second bill the pub
LEGATION, dissemination and use of
the mails for material attacking
racial and religious groups, when
such material is used in behalf of
any candidate or any issue in
volved in an election to a Federal
office, is speedily banned.
'The evidence we have uncov-
cred in the 1910 campaign shows a
well-established technique for the
use of racial and religious preju-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-07
Florida State College for Women and
i. of F. Students Will Raise Funds
Ru STANLEY RICHARn
BY STANLEY B. RICHARD

The Hillels of the University Of
Florida and the Florida State Col
lege for Women will join together
in the first of an annual United
Jewish Student Fund Campaign
to raise funds for needy Jewish
students throughout the world.
The campaign opened on Mon
day evening, March Bird, with Rab-
hi Archie L. Davidson of New
York and Philadelphia as the
guest speaker. Rabbi D. M. Eich-
orn, Florida Hillel director, OPP
ened the program with a prayer.
Professor Johnson, head of the
University YMCA, and DR.. M.
Drosdoff also took a part in
the meeting. L. w. Benjamin, Jr.,
chairman of the campaign, out
lined the campaign procedure.
The campaign will be organized
on a four group basis: Florida
State Hillel, Tau Epsilon Phi and
Pi Lambda Phi fraternities as
the second and third groups, and
the non-fraternity students of the
University of Florida as the
fourth. Mr.. Alexander Brest of
Jacksonville has donated a loving
CUP that will go to the winner OF
each years campaign. The group
that makes the largest contrlbu-
ton will keep the cup until the
campaign of the next year.
The members of the committee
for the United Jewish Fund Cam
paien are: L. w. Benjamin, Jr., OF
Jacksonville, chairman; Jack Elm
horn of Key West, Morris Haimo-
witt of Miami Beach, Ancil Wit
tenstein of Orlando, Kurt Teutsch,
refugee student, r. Goldberg OF
Miami, Marvin Saul of Jackson
Vile, Marvin We'll of Gainesville
and Andreas Esberg of New York
Arthur Jaffe of Gainesville is
treasurer.
The Hillel Societies of the Uni
versity of Florida and the FLORIDA
state College are the leaders Tor
Southern HiIlels; they are the
first to inaugurate such a CAM
naign on a southern campus.
AE DanC0G0IA
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-07
Savannah Women To
Give Charity Dance

The annual charity ball of the
Hebrew Women's Aid Society will
be held March 13 at the Jewish
Educational Alliance. This enter
tainment is given each spring to
raise funds for the society's ex-
tensive charity work among the
needy.
Mrs. Max Gordon is in charge of
tickets with Mrs. Morris Horovitz
serving as co-chairman.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-07
Jewish Women Group
To Give Benefit Ball

The local section of the Ma
tional Council Of Jewish Women
is sponsoring a charity benefit
ball to be held tomorrow evening,
at 10 o'clock in the San Jose Coun-
try Club.
Clyde Gardner's orchestra will
provide the music for the dance.
This is to be the major event Of
the season, and there is every in
dication that it will be gala af-
fair.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-07
Senate Gets 2 Bills to
Fight Racial Propaganda

WASHINGTON (JTA)-Senator Guy Gillette (Dem,
Owa) has introduced two bills providing for thorough de-
Tense against attacks all racial and religious groups the
United States Specifically the program would authorize the
following moves:
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-07

under the auspices of the Univer-
sity YMCA. The title Of his talk
was "The Jew in America" Rab-
hi Mervis' visit to the University
was sponsored by the Jewish
Chautauqua Society.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-07

Hannah. the enemy Of all the Jews,
had devised against the Jews to
destroy them. But the king COM
handed that his wicked device.
which he had devised against the
Jews. should return upon his own
head; and that he and his sons
should be hanged upon the ealIows.
Esther. q.24-25.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-07
Week In Review
PALESTINE AND THE WAR
By MILTON SRoWN. JT.A.

The outbreak of the war and
the paralysis of Mediterranean
shipping brought serious ecOnOm-
II dislOcatiOn to Palestine, blu t
now the country has begun adjust
ing itself to the new conditions
and even making a contribution
to the general war effort.
Striving to remedy the trouble
caused by the closing of markets
for Palestine exports and the in
ability to obtain many imports,
the Holy Land has been making
intensive efforts to develop new
industries and reach the greatest
possible degree of self-sufficiency.
The grave unemployment stu
alton has been aIleviated. Some
10000 to $4,000 workers have been
absorbed in war industries in re-
cent months, especially in indus
tries working directly for the
British forces, such as metal, OPP
teal, food and chemical plants.
The potash industry is especially
active, adding workers and extend
ing its shifts.
Further measures to stimulate
industry have been taken by the
Government through appointment
Of a War Supply Board aimed at
insuring maximum production for
the war effort and safeguarding
essential needs of the community.
The board is empowered to coor-
dinate and expand industrial capa-
city for the purpose of production
Of vital supplies and render assis-
lance to industry.
With Palestine's economy gear
ing itself more and more to a war
basis, there is also remarkable
readiness to furnish volunteer
manpOwer to fight the war. The
Colonial Office in London reports
that approximately 5000 Jews
and 5000 Arabs are now serving
with the British forces in the Mid
die East.
The London statement stresses
the rigid numerical balance be-
tween Jewish and Arab froces.
Seven Jewish and seven Arab in
tantry companies have been au-
thorized, Of which five of each
nave already been formed. This
statement seems to dash cold wa
ter on hopes for early formation
OF a large-scale Jewish army.
FIGHTING RACE HATRED
Secretary of Interior Ickes, in
one OF his Enthusiastically forth
right and vigorously worded
speeches on race hatred, recently
told a dinner of the Protestant
digest Associates in New York
mat "Hitler's ultimate aim is to
destroy both the Jew and the
Cnrlstian" and urged that "all
christians realize before it is too
iate that racial and religious ha-
tred, particularly anti-Semitism,
is their deadly enemy"
One way in which race hatred
mas been used as a descriptive force
is In political campaigns. The Sen
ate Campaign Investigating Com
mlttee found that during the 1910
presidential race anti Semitic
propaganda developed to an i'm
portant extent. Semi-Fascist COM
m.ttees, with anti-Jewish agita-
llon as their stock in trade, mush-
roomed in the pivotal states.
Inc Justice Department has
legislative action to
this condition, and the
senate committee has been pre-
pairing legislation aimed at bring
ing these mushroom committees
y. the control and responsible
NY OF the national political COM
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-07

On April 18th and 5th a Hillel
Student Conference will be held on
the campus of the University of
Florida. Jewish student groups at
eleven other southern universities
have been invited to attend.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-07

Ancil Wittenstein of Orlando
and Melvin Richardson of Miami
Beach won the local oratorical
Hillel contest. They will meet the
two winners of the Florida State
College Hillel contest on March
9th to determine the representa-
tive for Florida Hillel in the re-
gional and national contest at
Chicago.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-07

Rabbi L. Mervis of Pensacola
smoke at the University of Florida
on tuesday evening, March 4tn'
La gaceta., 1941-06-24
Eden anuncio que Russia e lnglatera
Sc ayudaran mutuamente
Una mission militsr y economical saldra
para ell Soviet
Las tropas sovieticas tomaron hoy la iniciativa
en- varios lugares.

Sc ha decidido de nuevo por un
movimiento de pinzas. en- ell este
de Polonia.
Una mission militar econ6mi
ca ingleSa saldra para Russia den
tro de pocoS dias.
Moscd informa que un avi6n
de guerra de los ~nazissfu6 derri-
bado en- Leningrado y captura :
dos sus cuatro ocupanteS. Esto
indica que deSde Finlandia ope-
ra una parte de la aviaci6n del
enemigO.
Las trOpas del Soviet tomaron
hoy la iniciativa en- varios luga-
res, rechazandO asi la antigua
tactica de retirada q. Sc sigui6
en- la guerra con Napoleon.
Ell primer miniStro Winston
Churchill habl6 hoy sobre Siria,
en- la Camara de los Comunes, y
dijo que Sc lie habian dado ms
trucciOnes al mando para ocu-
par csc pals con la mayor rapi-
dez possible.
Los ObservadoreS m~ilitares
Green que ell Jap6n Sc mantendra
fuera de la guerra 81 Russia re-
Siste e~nergicamente Y contiene
a los nazis. 81 la campana de Ru
STA Sc resuelve en- otra facil vic
toria, entonces los japoneses in
vadiran la Siberia.
La gaceta., 1941-06-24
No han hecho contacto las mayores unidades
Inglaterra tiene SUI esperanto en- la America
Los rusOs hicierOn 5000 p~risioneros

de Russia Sc han comprometido
a acrecentar la production, en-
puhar las armas y defender a la
naci6n contra ell nazismo agre-
sor. Gel pals sera d~efendido
mientras Quede 81 dltimo hon.
bre".
Napoleon hizo su avance en-
Russia a raz6n de Is millas por
dfa. +.
"Deiemos saber a los nazis
bandidos que ell pueblo Soviet
jamas permitira que Ell sucio Ia
con de un fascista mancille ell
sagrado suelo russo. Como una
fuerza invencible sc levantan
200, 100000 de hombres y des-
cargaran toda su pOtencia en-
.defensa de la patria. Moscu pa
SO la noche a obscuras y todos
los que violen 81 decreto sobre
obscuridad completa seran juz-
,gados por los tribunales militia
res. Muchos civiles llevan con
ellos sus caretas contra los ga
SEES.
La policia dirige ell transito
con varitas de dolores. Las ace
ras han sido pintadas de blanco,
en- su borde, para ayudar a los
automovilistas. La vida es nor
NAL en- Moscu, en- cuanto a ca
fes. restaurantes y estableci-
mientos. Todos los antiques car
teles con divisas antifascistas
han comenzado a reaparecer.
Las penetraciones de los nazis
en- Polonia, segin ell mando, son
de seis y 10 millas.
"Prav la" public6 aver, on
pri,nera plana, los retratos de
Stain y Molotov, anunciando al
pats Ell comienzo de la guerra.
Todas las resoluciones apro-
badas por obreros, campesinos'
estudiantes y PROFESSIONALS ex-
presan simpatia por Ell pueblo
aleman, pero gentlemen violen-
tas condemns de Hitler y sus sa-
t6lites. Los peri6dicos cesaron
de publican los communicates de
guerra de los nazis y fascistas.
En- su lugar sparecen articuios
sObre Ia persecution de intelee-
La gaceta., 1941-06-24

El senador Pepper, nuestro
senador, esta de acuerdo con ell
pensar de Winston Churchill.
Debemos ayudar a Rusia-acon
seja ell primer ministro y sus
palabras fueron gloSadas y Sc
cundadas por Pepper.
Los ciegos, los pregoneros del
'pacifismo'' irrazonable, hicie-
ron ahorcar en- Washington la
e figie del senador Pepper. por
que demandaba, en- tono firme y
energico, ayuda, vigOrosa ayuda
para la Gran Bretaha.
Aprendan esa nueva lection.
los de aqui, los de Cuba y los de
New York.
La mano cue mordian les fue
tendida en- ell momento de la a
gresi6n....
La gaceta., 1941-06-24
Los ~falangistas anheIan la victoria de los nazis y
hablan de mandar I'm ~contingente de ayuda
Hess llev6 proposiciOHes de paz a Inglaterra
Hitler ofrecia la division de Europa
en- esferas de Influenza

Madrid, JUNO 24.-Los peri6-
dicos de Franco auguran la deS-
trucci6n de la Russia Soviet y al
gunos de ellos proponen que Sc
envie un contingente de falan-
giStas a combatir junto a los ale
manes.
"ESpana quiere combatir jun
to a Alemania en- esa guerra san
ia, de modo Que los bolseviques
prueben tambi6n la eficacia del
acero espanol,"
Los peri6dicos franceses de Pa
ris, contrJlados por los nazis, di
cen que la guerra con Russia es
una cruzada contra ell bolsevi.
CUISINE Y un inapreciable servi,
clio a la cultura y a Europa.
Circula aqui una nueva Yer e
sion del case de Hess. LA llega
la de Hess a Inglaterra, Sc Gi-
ce, produjo una serie de aconte-
cimientos que llevaron a Fran.
ella a adoptar su politica de cola
boraci6n con Alemania y a pro-
ducir la presente guerra russo
alemana.
Hess llev6 a Tnglaterra estas
proposiciones:
1a.-DiNisi6n do Europa en-
esferas de Influenza alemana e
inVlesa.
La gaceta., 1941-06-24

70 subi6 desde $1.66 a $500.
Camp Blanding, JUNO "a
FL p~residente de la camara de re
presentantes del estado, Dan Nc
earthly, subteniente de la reser-
va, Sc incorpor6 aver al ejerci-
TO.
Washington, JUNO 24.-El
general Marshall, jefe de esta-
do mayor, declare aver que mu-
chos de los hombres selecciona-
dos Sc quedaran en- los campa-
mentos por mas de IL meses,
por no ser possible reemplazar
q los 1nviados a lugares distan-
ties y aislados, entire ellos Alas
ka. Dependera ell n1mero de los
acontecimiento en- la situaci6n
jnterna. De todos modos habra
necesidad de un permiso del con
greso para que los hOmbres pue-
dan ser retenidos por mas de un
aho. Fondos Sc pediran al con-
greso para ahadir otros 100000
hombres al ejercito regular
San Diego, Cal, JUNO "a
Hablando aver a los obreros de
la Consolidated Aircraft Com
pany, eli almirante II. f. Kim
nell, comandante en- jefe de la
escuadra americana, declare
que Sc necesitan mas aviones,
barcos, cahones y municiones.
presente estado de emergen-
cia pudiera trocarse en- un esta-
do de guerra. La escuadra nece-
sta mas aviones y tambien los
necesitan Inglaterra, Australia
y las Indias 0rientales Holan-
desas. EN- estos dias, la supre-
macia en- ell aire es esencial pa
ra ell exito en- la batalla. Debe-
mos tener una fuerza aerea SUI
ficiente en- calidad, nGmero y
personal entrenado para asegu-
rar esa supremacia.
(PGsG a Ia "a, pdg.)
La gaceta., 1941-06-24

LOndres, unto 24.-LOs peri
tos militares opinan que las ma
yOres unidades de los ejercitOs
russo y nazi no han hecho con-
tacto todavia Y que por tanto
los pron6sticos no tienen base
positiva.
Algunos peri6dicOs expresan
confianza en- la resistencia rusa
y aseguran que la victoria no sc
producira antes del invierno; O.
tros Green que antes de 60 dias
ell ejercito nazi habra dominado
a Russia. InGalterra tiene deposi-
tada su esperanto en- la Ameri-
ca, pero recOnoce que de todos
modos sera valiosa la ayuda ru-
sa.
Finlandia informa que no ha
tornado parte en- la guerra pero
Sc sabe que tiene preparado su
ejercito. BESIDE Moscd comuni-
can que las tropas ~sovieticas hi
cieron aver 5000 prisioneros,
derribaron 127 aparatos alema =
mes y destruyeron mas de 800
tanques. Cast tOdos los ataques
desde Ell Baltico al Mar Negro
han sido repulsados.
Los nazis atacan en- seis dife-
rentes lugares a 10 largo de una
Inca que Sc extiende desde Lii
tuania a Polonia. Ell mando ru-
so admite la perdida de las ciu-
dades de Brest-itovsk, Lomzka
Y Kolno. En- Ell frente central es
donde los alemanes realizan su
mayor presionamieto. La ofen-
silva de seis brazos lleva Ia di =
recci6n de Shaulai-Kaunas al
norte de la parte central de Lii
tuania; sector Grodno-V olkovys
al norte de Polonia v sur de Ia
frontera tijuana; Kobrin, 80 mi
Gas al nordeste de Brest-Litovk.
en- la parte central este de Polo
MIA; Vladimir volynsk, a Glen
millas de Kobrin; Ravanska, a
go miIlas de VIadimiEVolynsk
y Brody, a unas 20 millas al sur
de Vladimir Volynsk. Cerca de
Shaulai fueron destruidos 800
tanques nazis.
Los trabaiadOrss : sampsainOs
La gaceta., 1941-06-24

Los que a~gredieron a Espana,
Checoeslovaquia, Holanda, Bel
gica. Noruega, Dinamarca, e
tiopia, Grecia... hoy salvajemen-
te combaten a Russia.
Ell pueblo russo tendra que pa
sar por ell horror de la invasion
nazi Y millones de seres huma-
nos merriam.
Y la Gran Bretana, generosa,
inteligente, comprensiva, ha d.
cho que Hitler es ell enemigo
barbara, monstruOso, y lie ha O.
frecido a la Russia Soviet su apo
yo.
Las manos inglesas Sc han ten
dido hacia MOscu y han sido es-
trechadas por las manos rusas.
Alemania es ell enemigo, afr
man Churchill y Stain.
Algunos infelices de Tampa,
sin embargo, atacaban a Ingla-
terra y Sc regocijaban con los
triunfos nazis. Ahora, llevados
de golpe y porrazo a la realidad,
piensan como nosotros.
Las democracias deSprecian IA
campana nazi encaminada a ais
lar al Soviet; las democracias
sostienen que Hitler es Ell enemi-
go del genera humane y que deS-
truirlo en- ia noble finalidad CO.
nun.
La gaceta., 1941-06-24
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Aver y hoy.-Los ciegos y la realidad. Pay.
del diablo. = Ell case de Lake Carroll. Pepper
v la ayuda a Russia. - La propaganda nazi.

Aquellos vociferantes de "a
yer, aquellos que hablaban de
paz sin saber de 10 que habla-
ban, hoy, 81 son honrados, nos
daran la razon.
NoSotroS dijimos que la causa
de Inglaterra era justa, como la
de Espana, y ellOs ciegos, mo-
Wan la cabeza negativamente y
nos combatian sin caballerosi-
dad.
iY hoy, con la cabeza baja, 81
les domino I'm honesto sentir,
diran: ia Gaceta acerto de
nuevo''.