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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-16
SOLICITOR u.s.
SILENT ABOUT
! CONFIRMATION
ALLAN B. cLEAnE DECLIN-
ED TO DISCUSS STATUS OF
RECENT APPOINTMENT TO
OFFICE

County Solicitor Allan B.
Cleare. Jr., who with Judge Will
liam v. Albury this week was
confirmed in office by the state
senate, declined to say today if
an oversight was responsible for
his new tenure in the county
post.
A published account said 1.-The
two officials were elected in
1898, but through an oversight
their names were not sent to the
senate in 1899 for confirma-
ton.
Both Cleare and Judge Albury
won their posts in the county
primary May z, 1910, running UNI
opposed. Cleare said today he
would not discuss where his APP
pointment came from until the
papers are in his hands and the
entire matter is settled.
There was some kind of mix
up, Cleare said today, so to
play safe, Judge Albury and /
made ourselves eligible for the
primary in November, 1910. We
ran unoppoSed".
The combinations, which take
effect May 7, entitle both men to
remain in office until May, 1915.
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JAYCEE OFFICER
COMING TO CITY

Joe Hall, president Of the Flor
ida State Junior Chamber of
Commerce, will visit with local
Jaycees tomorrow Ill the Meeting
to be held at go o'clock at
Ocean View Restaurant
Mr.. Hall is with the State De
partment Of Education and came
tn Key West several months ago
with Superintendent Colin Eng
lish
At tomorrow nights meeting
Jaycees will make final plans for
the 1871 State Convention to be
held in st. Petersburg on April
"a. IS and Is
Quite number Of the mem
bership plan 10 attend
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BYRNS LEAVING
HERE SHORTLY
COMMANDER AT NAVAL STA.
TON HAS BEEN TRANS.
FERRED TO SAN DIEGO

Lieut.. Comdr, Ray ByrnS. sup
DAg- officer at the naval station
who has been ordered to report
for dusy to the commandant of
the ELEVENTH naval district at
San DiCg0 Cal, will leave Key
West sorr>cailne within the next
two or threo days for his new
post.
Commander ByrnS. although
he turned over his duties yeSter-
day to Lieut. Elton w. Southcr-
ling. Is not expected tn start for
san Diego at once His family
already is in California.
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Members Of Drum And BugIe
Corps Plan Trip To Havana

Then housing vail ba free ard
The tsudsmen Will eat ag tlse Go,
tan army mess halls - Ia.
Mills ssid the Miami Drum -
BuRie corps. the Jaeksofsvtlls.
Drum and Eggie corps. and ttss
JUNIOR Corps u Sanford had
agreed ~ make the trip
THIS II : total 81 i33 usn ard
youths Mills said There are
several others dickeFtng fyf the
trip ard ! expect between 2ag
ard 80 kandsfnen wiil go t. ~
vana II will BE- glorious oslt
re for tfse boys. une that tfsg
RiEi negeF forge"
They wiil participate II ne-
Fsde ~ ali ire American Legion.
nairea on Monday afteFnooa
April - The Cuban army ar.A
navy wriii participate ia the CO
lConttnnsd On Page Eoxl
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CHIROPRACTORS
TO RECEIVE PAY

Attorneys for the state board
of chiropractors have just been
informed of an opinion handed
down by j. Tom Watson. attorney
general, which will entitle chiro-
practors to receive compensation
for work done under the Work
mems Compensation law.
Attorney General Watson S
opinion reverSes an attorney
generals ruling in 1887. which
declared chiropractors would not
be entitled TO compensation for
treatment of injured workmen
under the law
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STEAMER TO CUT
OFF MIAMI TRIP

Beginning next Sunday, the p.
g. o. liner Cuba will eliminate
Miami from its sailing schedule,
II was announced today.
The vessel. under its new
schedule. will arrive in Key West
Mondays and Thursdays at TOO
a. IN. and Tuesdays and Fridays
at 3:l5 p. m. 1t will sail from
Key West Mondays and Thurs
DAYS at 1890 a. m, and Tuesdays
and Fridays at 500 p. m,
The Cuba will ply in the flu
ture only between Key West,
Tampa and Havana.
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WORKMEN BEING
SOUGHT TO FILL
DEFENSE JOBS
WILLIAM v. LITTLE, NAN
AGER OF LOCAL EMPLOY
MENT OFFICE URGES UN.
EMPLOYED TO REGISTER

Since the intensified effort be-
gan last month to find out the
number of workers available for
defense jobs, thousands have
registered with local offices of the
Florida State Employment Serv-
ice, according to William v. Lit
tie, manager of its Key West local
office.
The appeal to workers to regis
ter, which is directed to the UNI
employed and those who have
skillS needed in defense prcduc-
ton which they are not using in
their present job, is already re-
sulting in increased job place
ments, Mr.. Little said. He de-
Scribed some of the more unusual
instances:
"a number of gasoline station
attendants who used to work as
skilled machiniSts have been re-
Eferred to defense jobs by the
Florida State Employment Serv-
ice. A man, who for some time
has been working on odd jobs,
was discovered to have had years
of experience in the metal trades.
Older workers, who for a number
Iof years past could find no place
in industry, are returning to jobs
in factories producing defense
materials. A number of other
Registrars, with previous expert
'ence in occupations needed today
for national defense, have been
referred to "Pre-employment re-
fresher" courses to sharpen skills
idulled by unemployment"
Here in Key West, Mr.. Little
said, number of people have reg
istered who have been doing work
completely unrelated to the jobs
for which they had been trained
and for which they are best fit
ted. A striking instance of this
is the musician who had been en-
ployed some years ago in an auto
mobile manufacturing plant as a
machiniSt and toolmaker.
Mr.. Little said that he did not
believe that all of those in Key
West capable of filling defense
jobs have yet registered. Regis
ter now at the Key West office of
the Florida State Employment
Service" he urges, IF you are
capable of holding job and are
unemployed, or if you are inter
ested in training for occupations
needed in rapidly growing defense
industries. Specifically there is
urgent need for workers who have
had experience in the following
lines but who are now unemploy-
cd or working on jobs where their
experience and skill are not be-
ing used: In aircraft manufactur-
ing-airplane sheet metal work
ers. wood workers, aeronautlcal
engineers and inspectors; in ship
building-Ship carpenters, lofts
men, boatbuilders. shipfitters,
caulkers and marine machiniSts;
in machine shops and machinery
manufacturing ~- machinists. tool
makers. latino operators, die MAX
crs. and tool designers. The en-
ployment service does not en-
courage or desire workers who
Continued On Page Four)
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ENGLISH MAKE
RAID ON KEEL

LONDON. April l6-~The air
ministry this iftrning announced
that repeated Raj assaults on
Kiel last night had left large
part of the submarine base in
flames.
Factories and warehouses in
the city were said TO have been
shattered and burned in one OF
the most intensive raids the Brit
ish FLYERS have carried out there
Berlin said the Kiel raid was
important only for its nuisance
value
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Royal Air Force Carries
Out Heavy Assault On
Submarine Base AT Kiel
In Retaliation

ivy ASSOCIATED Fres@D
BERLIN. April l6.-German
big guns and heavy bombers
struck al both ends of the Brit
ish Isles last night. with raids
extending into north Ireland and
lons-ranse guns firing on the
Dover area for the first time in
two weeks.
Bombers pounded Belfast in
Ireland for hours during the
night and huge fires are reported
to have been left.
Factories which Britain has
moved from bomb-harrassed
sections of the English midlands
to north Ireland were said to
have suffered heavy damage.
Shipyards. railroad centers and
factory districts through a large
section Of the British portion Of
Ireland were hit repeatedly dur
ing the raids.
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Representative OF Italian
Government Would Dis
cuss Peace AT Confer
ence Suggested

IVY AAhOCIuNcu
CAIRO. April l6--ItalY'S vice
roy in Ethiopia has asked Great
Britain for armistics terms which
would end fighting in all of east
Africa, if was announced here to.
day.
With only scattered remnants
of the once powerful Italian force
surviving. the viceroY's office is
understood to have asked for a
conference at which peace terms
could be discussed.
British forces, meanwhile, have
dashed back at Germany's invad-
ing army in Egypt with an attack
on Sollum in which battleships
pounded the town for hours and
Royal Air Force bombers carried
out repeated bombing attacks.
Rome admitted that British re-
sistance had stiffened after a long
retreat across north Africa and
confirmed the British report that
a garrison in Tobruk still is hold
ing out after three days of seige)
British troops, which had with
drawn in the direction Of Sid Bar
rsni, the high water mark in
Italy's original drive into Egypt.
are reported here to have halted
their retreat and engaged COM
bined German and Italian forces
in a major conflict.
An Raj raid on the advancing
column is said here to have been
particularly successful and sup
ply lines are reported to have
been damaged
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ERECTED BY FRENCH

WASHINGTON-Panama City's
poStoffice was erected by the
French Canal Company for use
as an administration building.
turned over to the government
after tho firm failed in its efforts
To- build the big ditch"
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BRITISH SEA
LOSSES GREAT
OBy Associated PressD

BERLIN. April l6.-British
sea losses in the first two
weeks of April were said here
today to have scared TO SAL
600 tons, or more than iour
times the week average ad-
mitted by the British ad-
miraltY.
German airplanes were
said to have smashed from
$4,000 to 10000 tons of ship
ping in the past few days in
attacks on British transports
in Greek ports.
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DErIES SUPERSTITION

NEW YORK-Defying super
stition by walking under ladder,
James Riordan of this city then
saw dollar bill on the sidewalk.
stopped to pick it up and slipped
and broke his leg.
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Germans Struck Heavy At Both.
Ends OF British Isles Last Ni0ht
~ glw.swAI%
DENIES RUMORS
ABOUT TROOPS TO
SETTLE STRIKES

WASHINGTON. April is.
Navy Secretary Frank
Knox this morning criticised
a rumored suggestion that
troops might be used TO
break up strikes.
THE use of American
troops to open struck plants
is the last thing in the world
we would want. Knox told
newsmen.
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COMING EVENTS
THURSDAY

Rotary Club meets l2:l5 p. m.
ST. Paul'S Parish Hall
Lions Club meets al $50 pm.
Lions Den. Seminary Street.
City Council meets, City Hall.
500 pm.
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Italy Asks Great Britain
For ArniStCe Terms TO End
~ All Fighting In East Africa
HOPKINS WILL HANDLE
MONEY AND MUNITIONS
Try Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. April l6.
Harry Hopkins has been
placed in full charge of the
administration Of money and
munitions to democracies
that will get American aid
under the terms of the lease
lend bill.
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Key West, Florida. has the
most equable climate in the
country: with an average
range of only IA Fahrenheit
La gaceta., 1941-03-25

Los senores fabricantes man.
daban a detener a los "amari-
Hos" hace algunos amos, cuando
trataban de hablar en- los Alfredo
doreS de las fabricas.
Ahora vociferan los "redentO-
res" y por las ventanas Sc aso d.
man cabezas sonrientes.
Y es que los senores fabrican-
tes sabian que aquellos "amari-
Hos eran honestos Y cuando to-
madam IN canine 10 seguian
hasta ell fin.
Ahora toleran los "desaho-
gos," porque saben que la mi
sion de los impertinentes es que
brantar y deStruir las uniones..
iY 10 que a ellos convene es
la desuni6n de los trabajadores
" la actitud v~iolenta e intransi-
genie de algunos lfderes.... de 6
.cuatro por medic!
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
RENUNCIO Ell MANDO Ell
MARISCAL GRAHAM
Nuevos ataques de Gayda con-
ira Estados Unidos

Roma, mario 25-Renuncio
el mando del ej6rcito en- ell
norte dc Africa Ell mariscal RO-
dolfo GRAHAM y Mussolini a.
nunci6 ell nombramiento, para
sustituirle, del general Italo
Garibaldi. FL nuevo cOmandan
te era jefe de Estado Mayor,
cuyo puesto deja ell general
Mario Roatta.
Graziano organize ell avan-
ce hasta Sid Barrani y con
frecuencia Sc ha quejado al
gobierno de la escasez de
transportes y armamentos mo
dernos.
La sustituci6n Sc hizo, Sc
gun los peri6dicos, a solicitud
del propio mariscal.
Virginia Gayda elogia hoy
81 pacto de Yugoeslavia con
81 Eie Berlin-Roma-Tokio y di-
ce que significa la expulsion
de los britanicos del sureste
de Europa, y Ell aislamiento de
Grecia. "Seguramente que es-
70 srvira de motive de media
ci6n a los Estados Unidos."
puede ell gobierno americana
percibir que su ayuda a lngla
terra no es en- defensa de la
causa de la libertad de Euro
ma sino en- defensa del impe-
rialismo britannica, que Europa
siempre ha condenado. FL
plan politico de Antonio
Eden ha sido destrozado. Gre
cia esta definitivamente asia
da y Ia Liga Ralkanica, que sc
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
EABIARA AQUI Ell MAGlS.
A LAWS

FL viernes, ante la convention
de abOgados de la Florida, ha-
blara ell magistrate Bolitho j.
Laws, de la Corte Federal del
Distrito de Columbia, compahe-
70 del magistrao James w. Mo-
iris. un antique veeino de Tam
pa.
Hablara sObre eel procedi-
miento antes del juicio'. RecO-
mienda el que antes del juiciO Sc
vsrifique una conferencia entire
ell juez = los abogadOs para eli
minar los puntos tecnicos y de-
cidir por los m6ritos de la cues
ton planteada.
Los abogados de la Florida a.
poyan un proyecto de ley que
facultara al tribunal supreme
para poner en- efecto las reglas
del Sr. Laws en- los tribunales
de la Florida.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25

til eres ell presidente renuncian-
tie, perO 70 me hago cargo de la
presidential, en- contra de tn pa
recer, y acepto todas las reSpon
sabilidadeS....
Sc opuSo Canedo, pero ell otro
aSumi6 "los poderes" y ahora Sc
MEGA a respetar los acuerdos de
la mayoria...... No hubo amen4-
zas; pero suponemos que ell Sr.
Canedo Sc habra acostado con
la boca amarga.
Ell vicepresidente lie dijo que.
"se hacia cargo del mandO" y al
dia Siguiente fue citando. por su
cuenta, y en- contra de los acuer-
dos de la Union.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
PALPTTACIONES De LA COLONIA LATINA

oponen a que Ell ciudadano beba
morigaradamente cuando lie pa
rezca, y Ell ministro protestante
lucha, a brazo partido, en- favor
de la prohibition.
81 la religion, como dijera un
notable eScritor, es la raiz de la
MORAL. Jpor que ell protestan-
tie califica de amoral 10 que el
cat6lico considera moral y den
tro de las buenas costumbres
81 no hay exceso.
ST la religion cristiana es la
unica "que pone la moral en- su
propio lugar," Jpor que Ell cato
leo transige en- cuanto al consul
mo de bebidas en- domingo, y mu
chos protestantes Green que ID
redenci6n de la humanidad con-
siste en- apartarse del alcohol le-
galmente vendido.....
81 ning1n hombre puede ser
un buen cristiano sin aceptar
los principles de la moral...... ia
que sc debe tai divergencia de
criterio entire los buenos cristia-
nos?
NosotrOs creemos que la tran
~sigencia, Ell a~partamiento del ia
natismo, es ell mejor canine pa
ra los buenos cristianos; y la
transigencia bien entendida no
puede tener por base las ideas
de los que anhelan cerrar Ell do
mingo para aumentar, sin de
searlo, Ell ndmero de delincuen-
ties.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25

Belgrade, mario 25.-El
gobierno de Yugoeslavia sa-
crific6 hoy la Independence
de su pals y firm6 un pacto
con los nazis, hmpiando asi ell
canine para la ofensiva alema
ma contra Grecia, Inglaterra y
Turquia. Los naziS sc compro-
meten, sin embargo, a no pa
sar sus tropas por ell territorio
yugoeslavo Tan pronto Sc re-
cibi6 la noticia, ell ministro de
Education Ffsica present6 su
renuncia. diciendo que sc opo-
ne a la cooperation de su pa
tria con ell Eje.
Los titulares en- algunos pc
ri6dicos fueron impresos con
tinta roja. La Radio de Berlin
asegura que Yugoeslavia ha
garantizado su seguridad y
despreciado ell presionamiento
del presidente Roosevelt y de
Winston Churchill.
"El pacto no es otra cosa
que un simbolo de solidaridad.
Circula ell rumor de que In
glaterra Sc prepare para ROM
per sus relaciones diplomat :
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
MARIANA Sc N
LA UNION 462
FL viernes Sc efectuara la cleo
cion del Consultivo

Sc reunira mahana la Union
462 y tendra que hacer frente
d una situaci6n creada por la
Quinta Columna.
I'm Secretario Illegal, despe-
dido por la junta extraordina-
ria de la Union, recibe libretaS
de la "Quinta CoIumna', con la
esperanto de controlar de nuevo
eSa union.
cAdmitira la Union 462 a e.
oS miembros que Sc han pasado
a tray6s de las manos del secre-
taIio despedido y con ell fin de
so.iviantarla y quebrantar la al
ia moral?
La iunta de election de Con-
Sultivo esta Senalada para el
yiernes y los "pillines' sc pro-
ponen dominarla por medic de
sus maniobraS.
Sc reunira ell jueves, segudn
tenemos entendido, la Union
495.
FL deber de TODD obrero leal
a su organization es impedir a
TODD trance que los "desahOga-
dos" prosigan desprestigiando
las uniones y de pasO a la Inter
uacional de TabaquerOs.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
Yugoeslavia puso la cabeza en-
el yugo y Sc agrego al Eje
Las tropas alemanas no podran pasar
por SUI territorio

cas- con Yugoeslavia y Hun
gTia.
BESIDE la frontera rusa, en-
ell Caucaso, empezaron hoy a
entrar en- Turquia grandeS
cantidades de material de que
ira. Nuevos refuerzos soviet
cos Sc han acumulado en- la
frontera del suroeste de Eu-
ropa.
Dicese que va ocurrieron al
gunas escaramuzas entire las
tropas griegas y las alemanas,
cerca de la frontera de Bulga
ria. Grecia dara por termina-
do ell tratado de 1928 por me
dio del cual daba a Yugoesla-
via. en- Salonika, una iona de
puerto libre.
Los comunistas yugoeslayos
preparan demostraciones con-
ira ell gobierno y r~ecomiendan
una campana de SABOTAGE y no
cooperation, de modO que Ale
mania no pueda recibir ayuda.
La firma del pacto de sunni
sion al nazismo Sc efectu6 en-
Viena, en- ell palacio de Belve-
dere.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
USO INDEBIDO DE PALA-
BRAS

Tallahassee, Mario 25.-El a.
bogado general Watson conden6
aver ell uso indebido, en- prOduc-
tos fabricados, de las palabras
homemade" y ''homade', dan
do a entender que Sc trata de
mercancias hechas en- ell hogan.
La ley prohibe ell uso de clique
tas que puedan crear una falta
impression o dar una idea err6-
nea en- comestibles, drogas y O.
tros ~productos.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
HABLARA AQUI Ell LIDER
NORUEGO HAMBRO

Ell jueves por la nOche, en- el
Palm Room del hotel Tampa
Terrace, lie hablara al Club de
los Executives Ell Sr. Carl ].
Hambro, Ell estadista noruego,
Mr.. Hambro es presidente del
parlamento noruego y director
del principal diario de su pals,
ahora dominado por los nazis.
Recientemente public6 un IL
bro con ell tftulo de "Yo 10 vi 81
csder en- Noruega".
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
DETENIDO UNI
TIE ALEMAN

Las autOridades de inmigra-
ci6n detuWieron en- st. Peters
burg a Otto Emil Schleman, de.
80 amos, un aleman que desert6
de SD vapOr extranjero, en- New
York, en- abril de 1925.
Schleman Sc case en- este pals
y tiene nm hijo de 10 amos. Els de
oficio barbero y contrajo matri-
monio con una muchacha ale4
mana que reside legalmente en-
este pats.
Sc lie tratara con la mayor
consideration y Ell gobierno re-
solvera.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25

Cuando ell Comite de Espana,
residido pOr Jose MARTINEZ, de-
seaba ayudar a la Cruz Roja A
mericana y ell COfre de la Comu-
nidad, encontr6 Oposici6n en-
"cierto sector.
Ahora los de csc ~"sector" Sc
desganitan cantando las venta-
jas Y lindezas del Cofre.
iMucho nos complace que ha-
yam modficado su modo de pen
sar en- cuanto a instituciOnes
que ell pueblo americana quiere y
proteje!
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
LA MORAL

La transigencia debe ser la
base de la moral que algunos Sc
nores ministries quieren impO-
ner, O tratan de impnner, a los
ciudadanos de Tamra.
Ell nivel moral de Tampa es
muy alto, en- eStos meses, 81 sc
compare con ell nivel de los dias
de la prohibic'6n.
Cuando la prohibition maldi-
ia creaba centenares de miles de
"raqueteros" y creaba ell peor
de los males, la relaci6n de ne
gocio entire los criminales y los
politicos, los senores ministries
"se hawaiian las manos."
Ellos habian impuesto la pro
hibici6n; pero muy POGO hicie-
ron para impedir que la playa
de los contrabandiStas, fabrican-
tes de menjurjes, etc., Sc extern
desc por la naci6n y por Tam
pa.
Como ell ciudadano rechaza Ia
imposition, la tirania en- contra
de los derechos individuales, mu
chos que no bebfan, estGpida-
mente sc lanzaron a beber.
La mujer, que no bebia nj fu-
maba, fue echada a beber y fu-
mar por la prohibition y sus pa
negiristas.
Antes de la prohibition, la mu
jer que fumaba 10 hacia en- ell
sagrado de su hogan, a espaldas
de la genie; antes de la prdhibi-
ci6n, la mujer que nigeria debi-
das alcoholics no sc atrevia a
hacerlo en- p1blico, por tenor &
ser calificada implacablemente.
La intransigencia de los pro-
hibicionistas cre6 un enorme nj
nero de delincuentes y un enor-
me n1mero de individuos q. ira
ficaban con la salud ajena.
Sc habia prohibido la venta
en- los 'bares,' bajo la ley, pero
Sc vendia en- centenares de mi
les de tabernas clandestinas y
la mujer del hogan cuidaba y o.
cultaba la botella de su marido.
Muchos hombres honrados tu-
vieron que violar la ley para
mantener sus negocios.
Y ahora, desatendiendo las
leccioneS del paSado, qulZa por
fanatismo, por cuanto la mayo
ria de los prohibicionistas son ia
naticos, Sc trata de prohibir la
venta de licores en- domingo, Q
los que pagan licencia y respe-
tan la ley. y abrirle de nuevo Ell
campo del contrabando a los de-
lincuentes.
81 la moralidad emana de
Dios, como dijera Voltaire, Ipor
que Jos sacsrdotss eat6licOa no a
La gaceta., 1941-03-25

I'm efusivo saludo para la u
MON de Panaderos por el acuer-
do contrario a enviar Delegates
a una conferencia de paz "estilo
moscovita."
Els una conferencia lie 0az an
tidemocratica Y antiamericana
la que Sc efectuara en- N. York.
La paz de los elias cOnsiSte
en- hacerle Ell juego de bajezas a
la propaganda que de Europa
mandan.
La lealtad jurada por la colo
MIA latina tiene por base ell res
peto a todas las ideas; pero STEM
pre- que esas ideas no conspiren
contra las leyes y la Constitu-
ci6n del pals.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25

Bajaran las cabezas apesadum-
brados los "carneroS' que COM
ponen ell gobierno yugoeslavo.
Tan pronto firmen ell pacto,
para su deScredito, 81 aguij6n y
las espuelas nazis les obligaran
a someterse como ilotas.
Los services rechazan las cade-
mas; pero ell gobierno acobarda-
do las acepta e i~ndignamente las
besa.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25
Sc Case LA ACTRIZ
TRINA WILSON

Habana, MARIO 25.-El vier-
mes Sc casaron en- esta ciudad la
actriz americana Irma Wilson Y
ell Sr. G. T. Baker, presidente de
la compahia de aviaci6n Nation
al Airlines. La ceremonial Sc e.
fectu6 en- idioma espahol.
La gaceta., 1941-03-25

Amigos "amarillos :" ustedes
representa- la lealtad al pueblo
americana y a TODD 10 que es res
Yetable Y honrado.
Ustedes saben defender sus
derechos con la cabeza alta y no
cambiian de dolores como cier-
tos distinguidos "elementillos''
que prefieren insultar a anali-
Ear.
iY ustedes tienen limpias las
manos y limpias las respectivas
conciencias!
La gaceta., 1941-03-25

basaba en- una politica de va
sallaje con I~nglaterra, caaba
de ser pulverizada."
Tropas a~lemanas, transpor-
tadas por ell aire desde Stella,
Sc acumulan en- Tripoli. FL
transporte Sc ha venido reali-
zando en- horas de la noche.
Inglaterra admite que esos
refuerzos deben ser tomados
en- susptap