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La gaceta., 1941-02-11

un tad Pepino Raccieri que Odet-
te supo que usaba otros nom :
bres, compatriotas de ellos tam
bien, gentas de conducta dudosa,
cue vivian de nagocios y traba e.
jos ircorfes2bles. ....
C1e,te tuvo que rendirse a Ia
evidencia era la amante de ua
apache iEstaba enamorada de
un homlbre miserable, indigno!..
Que iba a ser de ella?
Pero la abyecci6n moral es
contagiosa como las enfermeda-
dos del cuerpo; sin darse euenta
ella, 0dette fue encontrando po-
co a POGO mas d~iscupable la con-
ducta aN amado..., escuchandole
los golpes y las combinacioaes
de su eQlegas, e incluso Ultima
mente, inioiada ella tambien en-
oiertcs procedimientos de los a.
PEACHES, les habia auxiliado, sir =
viendoles de gancho para reali-
Ear estafas y fechorias,
La gaceta., 1941-02-11

Nelntlclnco amos. lie guerra con
todas sus fuerzas de mujer, con
tcdos SuS Ssntidos, con tOda IA
Huston de su juventud generosa
y romantica de paloma de Paris,
q. suena yivir en- e. ambiente dc
fausto y de lujo de la gran ciu-
dad.
Hubo q. rendirse a la eviden-
cia; no tenian dinero, esfuma =
dos los ahorrillos de la Obrera en-
los primeroS meses del idilio. Y
Odette tuvo que volver al taller,
a ganar un MODESTO formal de o.
CASTOR Sc lie acab6 de revelar
entonces como un ser abyecto y
repugnante: aceptaba 81 dinero
de ella, y Sc levantaba a las on
a las doce y a1n mas tarde,
mardhando luego a una pedG de
amigos cue Oiiette fue conocien-
do POGO a POGO, los domingos; E.
ran italianos capitaneados por
La gaceta., 1941-02-11

menzaron las trifulcas, las Pc
leas, originadas, els verdad. STEM
pre- por ell amante, que, en- vez
de eStar emp,eado en- una fuerte
empresa y disfrutar de un mag
nifico sueldo, como la habia d.
cho al principle, apenas CANADA
NADIA, de corredor y comisionista
de negocioS abSurdos, que Odet-
tie fue luego comprendiendo po-
co a POGO cue eran Hos y cosas v
asuntoS ilegales.
En- una palabra la pobre mu-
chacha Sc vic unida a un ,pillo, a
un verdadero apache del bule-
var de caracter violento Y rudo,
que a wees lie pegaba, que lie aui-
taoa el dinero, que no vcnfa Al
nido de amor muchas noehes.
Pero va era tarde para retro
ceder: ella lie guerra, le GUERRA
vioientamente, hondamente, con
la terrible fuerza que las pasio-
mes toman en- las almaS a los
La gaceta., 1941-02-11

como les sucede siempre a las
mujeres honradas. Sus padres,
humildes burguesitos de provin-
cias, habian muerto, amos antes,
dejandola a ella, hija Gnica, al
cuidsdo de una tia. Esta la trajo
a Paris, hacieniola aprendsr un
oficio: era modiSta. De este mo
do, cuando la tia muri6 tambien.
dos amos atras, dejandola sola en-
Ell mundo, ella pudo seguir ga :
nandose la vida, modeStamente,
pero h~onradamente, en- un taller
de la Gale de Provence.
CASTOR Ia hizo el amor, y e
Ia no supo nj quiso tampoco re-
Sistirle La pareja vino a insta"
larse aqui, en- este pisito humil-
de y abuhardillsdo de Ia ViHette,
que 500 les costaba unOs fran
cos.
Los primeros dias, el idilio fue
dulce, sabroso Y confiado para
los dos amantes; perO luego CO.
La gaceta., 1941-02-11
Con el bate, la Mascota y los EspejuelO'
Por Tira . Cuarta)

Mas de 20 pitchers sc presen
taran en- Ell campamento de los
CARDINALS, en- San Petersburg,
dentro de dos semanas, entre
ellos Lon Warneka y Bill Nc
Gee, cada uno de lo cuales gan6.
16 y pardi6 10 en- la temporada
de 1910. Johnny Mize Sc ha de-
darado en- rebe,jia, por motives
de sueldo.
Tambien rehl:an los sueldos'
a.. les han sido ofrecidos, ell cat
cher Don Padgett y Shoun.
Aparecen entire los lanzado :
res reclutas del San Luis, Harry
Bredheen, un zurdo, Obtenido.
del Columbus, dOnde ell aho pa
sado gan6 16 juegos; hurry
Dickson, derecho, del Columbus,
que ell aho pasadO gan6 II; Hen
ry Gornicki, derecho, del Roches
ter, que gan6 10; Hoard Krist,
,erecho, dwal Houston, que ga
no %; H. Lyons, derecho, del Ro
chester, que gan6 10, y Matthew
Surkont, derechO, del Decatur,
que gan6 10, Billy S~outhwOrth,
10 mismo que 81 administrator
general Ricky, opina gus su club
reune excelentes condolences pa
ra ganar ell campeonato, 81 los
pitchers de refuerzO dan el resul
tado que de sllos Sc espera,
La gaceta., 1941-02-11
EN- Ell CANEDROMO
DE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Era Hellenic" el favorito en-
Ia octayva carrera de anoche, en-
Sulphur Springs, e hizo honor a
sus apuostadores. Sus boletos Sc
abonaron a $3.50. $500 $3.50.
Triunfaron en- la apuesta do
BILE Leo Lark y Sky Dust y sus
billetes sc pagaron a s4S.20.
Esta noche So destinaran a eli
minaciones las carreras octava v
novena. Seran escogidos los Pc
rros que ell pr6ximo sabado com
petiran, unidos a Rock Springs,
con un trio de Jacksonville. Man
dara Jacksonville sus ma velo-
ces ejempIares, nombrados Fast
La gaceta., 1941-02-11
TONIC SEGUNDo
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

Enfrenbe habia una gran fa-
brica de cerveza, en- cuyoS patiOs
colosales sc veian barricas y ca
rros que iban descargando o Gu
yos caballos eran deSengancha-
dos por los mozos Y marchaban
por ST solos a las cuadras.
Moria la tarde, Y ell bulevar
iba poblandose de luces.
Dos rios de gentes, obreros
que salian del trabajo de los Ger
canos tallsres del ferrocarril del
Este, circulaban por las aceras.
0dette suspiro.
Hoy NADIA tampocol
Ii Abandonada !-se dijo cru
zando las manos nuevamente-.
La gaceta., 1941-02-11

! Abandonada, traicionada de la
manera mas infame, de la name
ra mas abyecta, de la manera
mas cobarde!.. IC6mo no adiyi-
ne yo NADIA, con 9quel caracter
de Castor, tan POGO efusivo, tan
cinico?... iPobre de mil.
.
Miranda el movimiento &c Ia
Gale, de un modo distraido, la in
feliz evoc6 TODD 81 poema doloro
so de su historic de amor con el
apache.
Lo habia conocido en- la plaza
lie la Naci6n, una mahana, al in
a tomar los dos a miSmo auto
bus.
Sc sentaren juntos, y habla-
ron de esas mil fruslerias que
oonstituyen Ia primera CONVEX
saci6n de dos desconocidos.
Ella, ingenua y apasionada, le
puso al corriente de su vida en-
dos palabras: no tenia historic,
La gaceta., 1941-02-11
HOPPE oBTUEe So DECIMA
TERCERA VICTORIA con-
SECUTIVA

Chicago, Feb-El campeon lie
las carambolas por tres bandas,
Willie Hoppe, conquist6 aver su
d6cima tercera victoria consecu-
tiva, derrotando, con anotaci6n
De so por 80, a Arturo Rubin,
de New York.
Ganando dos de los cuatro par
tidos que lie rsstan por jugar,
Hoppe poseera de nuevo la coro-
n a., que tambien gan6 e aho pa
sado.
Hoppe hizo ocho carambolas
eonSecutivas, en- una "tacsda," y
Rubin solo cuatro.
La gaceta., 1941-02-11
LA LEGION PEDIRA LA SUS
PENSION DE DIAZ

Clearwater, Feb. 11.-Rober-
to Diaz no Sc presant6 aver a pc
lear, como 10 habia prOmetido, Y
la Legion Americana scord6 pc
dir que sea suSpendido en- toda
Ia costa oeste de la Florida.
Jimmy Maddox sustituy6 d
Diaz Y puso a dormir a Pete FL
lippi, de Minnesota, con un gol-
pc corto de derScha a la mandi-
bula. En- Ell semifinal, Knute Ba
ker, de Fort Wayne, derrib6 por
la cuenta de diez, en- Ell segunio
round, a Patsy Kline, de N. York
La gaceta., 1941-02-11
vfctoEiano MsnteigA, Editor
DEP0RTES
Ell PARTIDO DE BASKET
BALL ENTIRE LAS MUCHA-
CHAS CUBANAS Y LAS
TAMPENAS

A las ocho de la noche de hoy
Sc e~fectuara el partido de bas-
ketball, en- el par2ue Cuscaden,
Entire las muchachas cUbanas
del Club Nautico de Marianao y
un team local que heya e. NOM
bre de AT Y NJ.
FL coach Jaen comenzara el
partido con Ofeha Fernandez,
Margarita Foyo, Marta Herman
dez, Maria Pooh Y Daisy Dumois
Las muchachas tampehas ofre
ceran una gran resistencia a las
visitantes.
Manana por Ia noche las bas-
ketbOlistas jugaran en- e parQue
Rey, en- West Tampa.
La gaceta., 1941-02-11
AvERLL QUEDO EN- LIBER-
TAD DE ACCTON

Detroit, Feb. liza semana
pasada los Tigres dejaron en- Ii
bertad de acci6n al veterano
Earl Averill, de 81 amos, con ell
fin de hacer lugar para Walter
Evers, un jardinero de 10 amos.
Averiil ingres6 en- la pelota or
ganizada Ell ano 1925, jugando
con Ell San Francisco. En- 1929
los Indios lie compraron por so
mil pesos Y con clos eStuvo has
ia 1889. Por una diSputa sobre
sueldo sc le cambi6 al Detroit
por ell pitcher Harry Eisenstata.
En- los Tigres pas6 a ser un
pelotero de 'utiiidad."
Actualmente posee un negocio
de flores en- Snohomish, estado.
de Washington.
La gaceta., 1941-02-11

Las cuatro sociedades que m
tegran Ell campeonato Interso =
-ia mandarin q venidero mar
les 81 representation q la junta.
de la Liga, que Sc efectuara IN
q Circalo Cubano.
Hssta ahora solo sabemos De
la representation del Circulo ca
I5ano. otorgsda a Luis Sanchez y
Charles Garcia, dos veterancs
&c la pelota.
Ell Cfrculo Cubano noc4ico al
presi6snte de la Liga sobre esos
n~ombramientos. Faltan aun por
notificar 81 Centre Asturiano, n
Unione Italiana Y los Caballeros
Leales.
La gaceta., 1941-02-11
Sc DECLARE TABLAS LA
PELEA ENTIRE WALKER
Y OVERLIN

Trenton, n. j., Feb. 11.-Los
jueo;s otorgaron aver tablas a
Paulie Walker, Ell veterano p1-
gil local, en- una pelea a diez a.
saltos con Ell campe6n del peso
mediano, Ken Overin. Decide
el arbitro Paul Cavalie, & ell pd-
Aico, unas $500 personals, aplau
do el fallo. Los periodistss, sin
embargo, opinaron que Overain
habia ganado de 6 a 8 asaltos.
LLOYD WAIVER FIRMO CON
LOS A
La gaceta., 1941-02-11

Connie Mack sc siente opti-
mista Y aver dijo en- Carlsbad,
California, qus los Indios de Gle
veand ganaran Ell campeonato,
en- la Liga Americana, de 1941.
Mack arrib6 aver a eSa pObla-
ci6n con una docena de pitchers
v catchers. EN- cuanto a mi no
vena no digo que ganaremos el
campeonato, perO pronOstico que
finaizanemos dentro de la pri =
mera division
La gaceta., 1941-02-11
CABALLEROS LEALES
DE AMERICA

Por orden de la Hermana So
berana cito a tOdas las hernia
mas para la junta general que Sc
oelebrara Ell pr6ximO Microbes,
a las 8 100 p. m. en- el local de
Ruego Ia asiStencia de todas
las hermanas.
Cecilia VdzQuez,
Vice Secretaria.
La gaceta., 1941-02-11
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get MenthO- MulsiOp

ing highest grade heechwood cree
scte for penetration. Genuine Cal
ifornia zig syrup gives Menthos
Muls;or. . taste the whole family
Will like. II clings to tie nom
branes so its soothing, hsaling in
gradients act faster, better. AB
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit:
Attendance ct church is neces
sary for human welfare, but dom
endangeP the congregation with .
eOld cough wkea Mentho- Mulsion Il
SO inexpensive and easy 90 obtain
M.ntho-M ulsion Is endorsed By
your neighbors and que ranteed by
J ierdinq druggists sverv Ehe-n HTT
La gaceta., 1941-02-11

Y, para colmo CASTOR la aban
donaba, dejandola la sensation
de su ignominia v de su vileza,
un vacio espantoso Y una sole
dad aterradora alreIador, y en-
81 alma Ell amor venenoso y pom
zcnoso como un principle de
gangrena que inspiran los ssres
baJos, los seres abyectos, los que
solo viven entire vicios, legal
dades y miseriss, perseguidos
per la policia, fuera de Ia legali-
dad y del concerto humanos...
Y 0dstte volvi6 a llorar.,
-
POGO despues, va noche cerra-
da, OPTIC por acostarse, sin en-
cender la luz.
Sc desnud6 junto al lecho, Y
sc tap6 luego Ia cabeza con el
emoozo, perdiendose en- una eve
caci6n sin fin dc su desgracia.
JQue habrfa de hacer?
En- los cinco dias que va du-
La gaceta., 1941-02-11

A cold cough seriously endangeFs
you, your family. and your business
associates. llness from colds and
coughs causes more loss of time
than all other diseases combined.
If YOU have a cough due to a cold,
get Mentho- Mulsion, the guaran-
teed medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsion fails to stop your coughlag
Immediately and ge'' you entirely
ever your cold cough quicker than
my mediHire you ever tried, Ssi
or your money BIZ K.
Mentho- Mulsion is more than On
Jrdinary medicine. 1t contains vita
mils 4 and D to build your cold
resistance, and seven soothing
';-V 4ils and u~nrroate. incl1d
La gaceta., 1941-02-11
IOWERY VENCIO A CARL
SIVERS

Sarasota, Feb. 11.-En 81 oc-
tavo asalto, Jimmy LOwery, de
G2dslen, Alabama, fue procla :
mado vencedor, por nocaut tee
nico. sobrs Carl Sivers, de Jack
sonvil,e. Sivers recibi6 una his
ida sobre el ojo izquierdo. John
Bowden derrot6 a Jose Rodri-
quez, de Tampa, Billy Murray,
de Belleair, Ohio, a Lew William
de Jacksonville.
La gaceta., 1941-02-11

Judgment, Bills Scrtaryy Pri-
me Leo.
Las sehoras entraran de gra>
tbs en- Ia noche de hoy.
Ademas de los mencionados ga
naron anoche Sus carreras, Ne
yer Lucky, Sonny Roll, Pat NJ
Alevy, Mary Helen, Platonic,
Glory, Rossann Y Goose Pimple.
La gaceta., 1941-02-11

Bc5 Quinn la dara otra prue-
ba en- 81 "box" al vateranO pit =
cher Yves Terrell, que dics ha-
Ter recuperado su antigua for
talaza v efectividad, Terrell, que
Sc sncuentra en- Sarasota, visit6
a Quinn ) lie pidi6 una oportuni-
dad para demostrar la vardad de
sus palabras. Firm6 su contra
to de 1941, con las Abejas, Ell pit
cher Dick NJ. Erickson,
La gaceta., 1941-02-11

PittSburg, heb. 11.-Firno
aver su contrato con los Piratas
por decima quinta vez en- otros
tantos amos. el jardinero lloyd
Waner, hermano de Paul. Dfcese
gus acept6 una Importance reba
ia de sue,do.
La gaceta., 1941-02-11

Bob Fsler, e, joven pitcher,
es un maestro de lanzadores en-
L. eScuela de Ray DOan, situada
en- Palatka. FeIler visit6 ell cam
pamento Blanding, en- Starke, y
fue muy agasajacN.
La gaceta., 1941-02-11
COMPRO CANARIOS

Pago por los canarios ma
choS de mas de un dho $500.
y por pichones garantizados
que son machOs, $3.50. Pre-
gunle por Vega EN- el 2202
de la Gale II,
La gaceta., 1941-02-11
DIVORCIOS

Alden ". Rowan contra Helen
NJ. Rowan; Hildreth K. Niece
contra Roy George Niece.
La gaceta., 1941-02-11

Solo faltan por firmar, en- la
lista de los Medals ROjas de Bos
ton, cuatro peloterOs: Jimmy
Fox, Ted Williams; Bobby Doerr
" Cecil Hughson.
La gaceta., 1941-02-11
Rheumatic HapDy:
Relieves PainQMCk

Thousands who suffered from the torf1uiuR
pains OF rheumatism, sciatica, lumbaRo. rsa.
raigia and neuritis-are certainly harnv 9gsp
their discovery OF NURITO. Nov theY 6avs
relieves those exhausting muscular aches ana
pains. NURITOi Is Trustworthy and dependable
contains no opiates, If you want to feel AGAIN
the Joy Of relief from pain-so you can work X
peace and sleep in comfort-be wise and tSv
NURITO under this ironclad guarantee. II a.
very first three doses do not relieve that cfTSi
gain to your sat~istaction-your money vii
refunded, Don't suffer. Ask your druggist GoaaS
sr NURITO on this guarantees. (T,H.CI
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La gaceta., 1941-02-11
Kidneys Must
Clean uikddS

Excess ACIDS, poIsoh9 2 WAsgvs ~ yUuI
0ettinE up Nights, Burning Passages, BACK
Ache. Swollen Ankles, Nervousness. kneu-
mate Pains, Dizziness, Circles Under Eyes.
md feeling worn out often are caused py
Biadder troubles Usually In such cases, the
very hrst dose OF Cystex gees right 10 WORK
helping the Kidneys flush out excess acids
and wastes. And this cleansing. purifying
Nv make YOU feel younger, stronger ana
better than in years. A printed guarantee
wrapped around each package OF Cystsx,ln1
cures an immediate refund OF y ful cost
unless you are completely satisfied. You nave
everything to gain and nothing to lose undex
this positive money back guarantee 80 get
oYstex from your druggist today for only Soc
Evening star., 1941-09-26

SPECIAL INTEREST 70 OUR cUsToMERs Beginning Wednesday,
October lst government National
Tense effective This o retail will oppy all purchases
fu and fur trimmed and precious jewe,
cosmetics, toiIetiex"
Evening star., 1941-07-06
You Shave Quicker, More Comfortably
With This New
Gillette One Piece Tech Razor!

remember, this one-piece Tech has
all four radical Improvements that
make Gillette Tech Razors the easiest
sharing instruments on rtb!Find out
for yourself how quick, comfortable
and refreshing shaving can be. Ask
your dealer for this convenient Ranger
model one piece Gillette Tech Razor!
Evening star., 1941-07-06

YOU step up shaving speed and COM
L fort tremendously with the new
Ranger model one piece Gillette Tech
Razor. Blade changing's breeze =.
axes just seconds. Twist the handle
:. and the razor is open. Another
wist it's closed with the blade
ocked snugly in position. And
Evening star., 1941-05-16
House Pays Donaldson Tribute
On 30 Years in Press Gallery
3 Ex-Newspopermen
On Floor Offer
Congratulations

The House of Representatives
paused in its consideration of ma
tional affairs yesterday to hear three
former newspapermen among its
membership pay tribute to William
]. Donaldson, superintendent of the
House press gallery, who tomorrow
will complete 80 years of service
there.
Two assistant superintendent,
Chester Thrift, gallery employe
for "A years, and Anthony P.
De,nma, who has worked with Wash
fngton correspondents in the gallery
for more than IS years, also were
congratulated.
Mr.. Donaldson's anniversary was
called to the attention of the House
by Representative Ludlow. Demo-
crat, of Indiana, who recalled Mr..
DonaldSon's appointment as page
by the late Representative j. Charles
Linthicum of Maryland and his cleo
ton as superintendent of the gallery
by the Standing Committee of Cor
respondents in 1913.
Two Others Congratulated.
Representative Thorn, Democrat
of Ohio, reminded his colleagues
that there are three members of
this House who have the rather
unusual distinction of having grad
uated from the press gallery to
membership in this body I refer
to the gentleman from Indiana, Mr.
Ludlow, and to the Honorable
Winder Harris of Norfolk, Va, and
to myself"
Evening star., 1941-05-16
Cuban College Leaders
Here for Conferences

Heads of universities and colleges
in the District today were reported
planning to confer with DR.. Louis
A. Baralt and DR.. Juan Clemente
Zamora of the University of Havana,
who are here seeking the co-opera-
ton of United States educational
authorities for the first summer ses-
sion of the Cuban institution.
The Cubans came here from New
York yesterday and conferred with
DR.. Leo S. Rowe, director general of
the Pan-American Union, and State
Department and Cuban diplomatic
officials.
Evening star., 1941-05-16

John L. Laskey is chairman of the
Ticket Committee. The chairman
of the Spring Outing Steering Com
mittee is j. Edward Burroughs, jr.,
while serving with him are: Joseph
A. Burkhart, honorary chairman;
Wilbur L. Gray, the associations
secretary, who is acting as treas
urer; Jerome r. Barnard, II. Lee
Boatwright, r. Aubrey Bogley, How
ard Boyd, w. Cameron Burton, Brice
Clagett, Lowry N. Coe. Leopold ".
Freudberg, Guilford s. Jameson,
Joseph o. Janousek, Mr.. Laskey.
Charles e. Pledger, jr., and John J..
Wilson.
Evening star., 1941-05-16
Slogan for Defense
Adopted by 0. P. M.

owe, the people - arm for
defense" is the new slogan of the
Office of Production Management to
be displayed on posters in all plants
engaged in defense production and
In all post Offices.
The blue posters, with inscription
In white, have what looks like a
combination eagle-airplane-machine
cogwheel in bright red in the upper
left-hand corner, with a plane, tank
and ship and white stars under it
as the official emblem of the o. P. M
Evening star., 1941-05-16
District Bar Association
Plans 0utinq June L

The annual outing of the District
Bar Association will be held June
u at Bay Ridge, Md, oficials have
announced, with the publication
OF the names of members of the
committee arranging the affair.
A buffet luncheon will be served
at noon and a banquet in the eve
ming will conclude festivities.
Assistant United States Attorney
Evening star., 1941-05-16
jewell College Alumni
Elect Vernon Moore

Vernon z. Moore, secretary to
Representative Bell, Democrat, Of
Missouri was elected president Of
the Washington Alumni Club OF
William Jewell College, Liberty, Mo-,
at a meeting last night.
Other officers elected were Paul
Thompson, vice president, and John
williams, secretary-treasurer, both
of whom are with the Federal Bu-
reau of Investigation,
Evening star., 1941-05-16

For such distinctive besuty. the pllce Is
indeed very low, Cabinet Of hand rubbed
walnut veneers, with specially designed
grille cloth. 1891 superheterodyne circuit
Two dual purpose tubes give Ien-tube per-
formance.
Rasses- EetsHlsnt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-05

and German Recently British have joined the game of wooing Turkey. Ankara has played her cards sklfully SO not to antagonze any too greatly All this footwork has placed Turkey today in the position that whoever wins the world struggle, Tur- key loses.
 Since the World War Turkey has been friend ly terms with Russia It was only good sense to maintain good relations in that direction. The Rus sian bear could at any time invade Turkey from the north. Moscow's wavering attitude toward the Nazi penetration of the Balkans must have left Ankara puzzled While the bear wavered Turkey signed a aggression pact with Bulgaria and finally just on the eve of the German invasion of Russia, with Germany herself This alliance like the understand ing with Russia which has existed for many years, is matter of convenience and necessity for Turkey Left to her own devices, Turkey undoubtedly would go with the British. Since the then great powers granted at Montreux in 1886 permission for Turkey to refortfy the Dardanees, Turkey has had her heart with the British This concession picked up the threads of traditional Anglo Turkish friendship broken by the World War. It sensible stroke for Britain, but like so much of the diplomacy of the past 20 years it appears to have been loves labor lost Turkey is unable to help the British willing to help the Germans and fearful of reprisals from Berlin if she essays to help the Russians.
 The Turks know, what our isolationists do not, that what is true where they live today almost tainly will not be true tomorrow The pledge of the Nazs not to fly single plane Turkish territory which the Turks must be taking with more than grain of salt in view of what happened just week ago to spoil the beautiful friendship of Germany and Russia
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-05
The Case of Switzerland
Cleveland Plain Dealer)

(CleVelanQ t'ldln Dedler)
 The isolatonists sometimes offer the case of Switzerland to support the thesis that nation can go about its business undsturbed by events beyond its borders. Some American isolatonists have argued that because the United States is far removed from the scenes of in Europe, Africa and Asia it was insulated in the highest degree from the war and all its influences
 stopped inquire how it might be possible to send some funds to his aged parents at home. For the first time in the 2O-odd years he had lived in this country he had received a request from them for money.
 Why?
 Because the Nazis had come into Switzerland and taken their milk and their chocolate and their limit ed supplies of grain and cereal. In exchange they promised to send coal but the coal has not yet been received
 Thus is illustrated again not only the method by which the Nazis exploit their weaker neighborS but also the dangers of the barter economy which they aege is superior to the trade practices which prevailed throughout the world until they came un- happily on the scene.
 The United States is not in immediate danger of being forced trade with Hitler on his own terms but it confronts of our South and Central American neighbors. And in the event that Htlers barter scheme is extended to this continent, there can be no doubt of it's effects upon economy and upon our way of life
 Certainly nation which is strong enough to defend itself wants no peace at such a cost as Switzerland has paid and is paying for it.