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The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-09-12

urging that a reapportionment bill
be passed By Congress. The Legion
is one of many organizations IN the
Territory which are supporting this
progressive and fair piece of legis-
Iation. Opponents, in case you have
forgotten, are the Juneau. Fairbanks,
Nome and Anchorage Chambers of
Commerce. self=admitted big-wigs of
their respective Divisions.
-
Delegate Anthony J. Dimond wing
ed up to the Territory this week
with j. J. Ryan, who is acting as
liaison officer between Gov. Ernest
Gruening. Director of Civil Defense
in Alaska. and Mayor La Guardia of
New York. National Director, IN get
ting the Alaska setup functioning
The Delegate flew direct to Juneau
via the interior route from Mime
apolis to confer with the Governor
and other officials.
aA
District Attorney William A. Hol-
AnEALAGI " do III bu6h oA lAAG sAAeA2AAtt
for Ketchikan first of the week, get
ting ready for the Federal court term
which opens October "A. He was
planning to return here by next
Monday in time for a naturalization
hearing schedule about that time. or
when Federal Judge George F. Al
exonder returns from his trip up the
Stikine. If boat schedules work out
right. naturalization hearing will
be held here on Monday and in Pc
tersburg on Tuesday and Wednes-
day where about 10 are applying for
their papers.
= +
The old rupture between the Gov
ernor and certain lobbists whom he
accuses of beating his tax program
III the last Legislature, hasn't healed
poticeably. The other day in the
course of a talk before the Ketchi-
kan Chamber of Commerce Governor
Gruening took another rap at the
lobbyists. charging they actually
acted against the defense program in
some of their actions; questioned
their patriotism, according to report
of the meeting. This brought a
sharp reply from W. c. Arnold, who
represented cannery interests at the
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-09-12

in Glass 2 of the Navy's general
competition, which includes projects
where monthly expenditures are be
tween 100000 and 100000 per
month.
The competition itself included eY-
cry Navy construction project, from
the air station in Trinidad to the
new base at Guam. In all. awards are
made in three groups. depending On
total expenditures each month
Construction work at sitka, as on
other Navy air stations, includes the
building of hangers and living guar
ters. in addition to docking facilities
for naval surface craft.
Ex-Alaska seiner Enlists
When the Navy rugged up its new
M" classification the idea was to
give fishermen, yachtsmen, and 9th
er mariners, some real opportunities
in the service. Since the opening of
the new Naval Reserve class, early
this summer. hundreds have applied
in the Pacific Northwestern the
Navy never expected to find a far
mer who was also fisherman-yachts-
man-mariner rolled into EOS pounds
of loyal American brain and Drawn
They have just enrolled such a
man. He is Albert E. Sparkling. son
of Mrs. Frank Mudd of Ellensburg,
Washington Sparkling, who is a res
ident of Seattle, has joined up as
Chief Machinists Mate and will be
assigned to the Local Defense Forces
The husky red-head is 3S and af-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-09-12
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session and who is a member of the
Ketchlkan Chamber Judge Biz
defied anybody to challenge his pa
trlotism. Periseoper doesn't believe
there's any question about the pa
trtotism of either the Governor or
BIZ but it gives you an idea lust
how deep were the wounds left
from the tax program battle.
Il w
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-09-12

ter two years of high school he ran
away from home TO do some long
snoring al Everett. Then he decided
TO return to EIlensburg and work ON
the farm-but the thing that inter
ested him most there was the rope
and operation of the tractors. His
next jump was to try several sea
sons with the Alaska purse seine
fleet and he took a liking to The
romance of the sea. When fishing
was over he skippered yachts, among
them the we'll known Bonnie r."
Hes done some other things. TOO.
and never had any trouble getting
a job.
This being the ease. he was asked
why he wanted to join the Navy
question which sent his red eye
brows high. Because 1 figure
have something the Navy can use.
and I know the Navy has something
can use. But above that. I've had
a lot of fun in this country and [
want TO help preserve the American
way of living.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-09-12
lPHQR@UGIE THlE
POLITICAL
IPBRIgCOPE

Back in January of 1910, juneau
Democrats got their first political
humping when they lost Territorial
party control, which they held for
years, to the other Divisions. Reports
are that a second blow is now aimed
at the Juneau Democratic chin
Movement is underway to swing Di-
visional leadership to Ketchikan and
reports to the Periscope indicate
there are just about enough fay-
orable votes in the Divisional com
mittee to accomplish it.
Main reason for swinging the Di-
Yisional leadership down to the
south seems to be based on the no
action" policy of Juneau leadership
during past years coupled with al
legged lack of consideration for COM
munities outside of the Capital City
This isn't enhanced, according to
the dope, by the tooth-grinding at
titude of the Juneau politicos among
themselves as the result of petty
jealousies arising in a politically
ridden town. Constant strife in the
Juneau ranks doesn't make for uni
fication of the party throughout the
Division is the contention of those
who are moving to transfer leader
ship to the south end of the Division.
They hold that if the Divisional
heads were away from the eyer-boil-
ing pot of Juneau dissension there
would be a little less putting and
mufling and a little more wOOing
and doing At any rate, there is con-
siderable casting around for a new
head to the Democratic setup in the
Division and the crystal ball indi-
Gates Ketchikan may become the new
citadel of democracy in the First
Division.
H -
Alaska American Legion went
down the line this week for reap
portionment of the Legislature on
basis of population. Meeting in Sew
ard, the Legionnaires, representing
the rank and file of Alaskans from
all Divisions, passed a resolution
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGES!

AS Peter Rabbit passed one Of
the apple trees in the old orchard,
a thin, wiry voice hailed him. Its
a wonder that you wouldn't at least
say you're glad to see me back,
Peter Rabbit" said the voice.
Peter, who had been hopping
along rather fast, stopped abruptly
to look up. Running along a limb
Just over his head, now on top and
now underneath. was a little bird
with black and white striped
coat and a white waistcoat. Just
as Peter looked, he flew down near
the base of the tree and began to
run straight up the trunk, picking
things from the bark here and there
as he ran. His way of going up that
tree trunk reminded Peter of one
of his winter friends, Seep-Seep
the Brown Creeper.
ut strikes me that this Is 4
mighty poor welcome for one who
has Just come all the way from
South America" said the little black
and white bird with a twinkle in
his eyes.
"Oh, Creeper, I didn't know you
were here" cried Peter. You know
I'm glad to see you. I'm just as
glad as glad can be- You are such
quiet fellow I'm afraid I wouldn't
have seen you at all if you hadn't
spoken. Do you know it is always
hard for me to believe that you
are really and truly a Warbler"
why so?' demanded Creeper the
Black and White Warbler, Tor that
is the name by which he is COM
monty known. why so? Don't I
look like a Warbler"
"Ye-es," said Peter slowly. you
look like one, but you don't act
like one"
I'm what way don't I act like one,
I should like to know" demanded
Creeper.
We'll" replied Peter. "all the rest
of your family are the uneasiest
folks 1 know of. They can't seem
to keep still a minute. They are
everlastingly fitting about this way
and that way and the other way. I
actually get tired just watching
them. But you are not bit that
way. Then the way you run up tree
trunks and along branches isn't
a bit Warbler-like. Why don't you
dart about like the others?"
Creeper's bright eyes sparkled. 81
don't have to-" said he. Most of
my family get their living from
leaves and tWigs and IN the air,
but I've discovered that there are
lots of little worms and bugs and
eggs on the trunks and big limbs
of the trees and that from them
1 can get the best kind of Il living
without everlastingly fitting about.
There now. Peter Rabbit. I've
talked enough. I'm glad you're glad
I'm back and I'm glad I'm back.
toow Creeper continued en- up the
trunk of the tree. picking here and
picking there. and Peter moved on
to see who else he could find.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
THE EVENINGS HIGH Lights.

WNAL, 6:45-Aid 10 British Labor A two
way broadcast between William Green, head Of
ihe A. F. Of L. and George Gibson. chairman
Of the British Trades Union Congress-
WJN. 700-Repot 10 The Nation: De-
suipiion Of the York plan, d system Of sub
contracting 10 speed up the manufacture Of
defense drndmenf5
WWDC. 700-BibIe Round liable: Three
local attorneys discuss The Evidence in the
Trial Of Christ
WNAL. 7:3O-True or False: For ionighi's
session Dr., Harry Hagen organizes counter.
part Of Lowell thomas Nine Old Men" and
calls the group the Six Old Girls
WPC, 730-WaIIen5teins Orchestra Mar.
carei Speaks features The "Eben, Ne Andre
lonfsna," from CaiaIinIs ia WaIIy" Mr.
WaIIenstejn conducts haNenefs "Feie Boheme."
DeIibes' "Interme11o" from Malta" De FaIla' S
Spanish Dance No. T."
WINK, I45-Revie.s and Preyews Second
In The series Of Hollywood ehiichat presented
by Kay Norman.
WJN, 8:OO-Forecas; Narene Dietrich,
cast as 5thehera1ade in Arabian Nights" opens
new series produced by Charles Wanda and
True Boardnan
WhAl, 800-Basn Street Music Society,"
The 'TonsoriaI Twifferbuus," q barber shop
quartet, comprised Of leading radio an
nounte5, and SdsopNone Yirfuoso Toos Mo-
neIo are guests.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Freight Cars of Wood

The Association of American Rail-
roads is investigating the possibility
of substituting wood for steel in the
superstructure of freight cars.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
EVENING STAR FEATURES.

Star FIdShes-Ldiest morning news with Bill
toNe, WNAL, II am.
National Radio Representative Rich.
ard Duncan Of Missouri discusses the new tax
bill, WNAl, $50 pm.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
Not This

Son: There's no use in having a
wheel if I can't ride anywhere but
around the block!"
Father: You know your mother
will worry if you go any farther
away"
Evening star., 1941-07-14

WRc, 830-FederaI Security Administrator
Paul V. MtNuif
WMAL, 830-Broddtast Of the Tin annual
convention Of the elks.
WSV. 9;30-BIondie: Baby Dumping SUI
feD a siege Of Jealousy, what with most Of The
parental attention being showered on Iifte
sister.
WRC. 9:30-CdValtade Of America: The
story Of Anne Hutchinson, famed pioneer leader
who was banshed from Boston Colony and
slain by Indians.
VOL, l0;00-Wser Gate Concert: A portion
Of the aI-Gershwin concert conducted by Alex.
dnder SmalIens, including Rhapsody in Blue"
and selections from "Porgy and BeY.'
Evening star., 1941-07-14
This i

Father: You know the traffic
laws and you understand the wis
dom of keeping of the busy streets.
I'm going to trust to your good
judgment as to where you should
ride your wheel"
Evening star., 1941-07-14
SH0RI.WAvE pP06PAMs.

LONDON, 5:15-Heo Children; CSC. o.5S
meg, 3l.3 m.; 65D, Ills meg, 75.5m.
LONDON, 6;3O-ReemenidI Pipe Band; CSC,
9.58 meg. 3l3 m.; G5D. Ills meg, 75.5 m.
MOSCOW, 700-Broadtast in English; RVo6,
t5:4O meg. i9 m; RNE Il meg, IS m.
BUDAPEST, 73O-New in English; HAT4,
9.i2 meg, 32.8m.
LONDON 7:30-Briian Speaks; CSC, e5s
meg, BIB m.; 65D, Ills meg, 25.5m.
RIO De JANElRo, 8OO-progiam in English;
PSH, 1922 meg, 295 m.
VATICAN CITY, 8:30-News and comment;
HVJ, go meg 3i06 m.
ROME, 1000 p.n.-New in English; 7R07,
9.o3 meg 3t.i m.; 2R04, 1881 meg, 75.4
r.; 2RO6, 1880 meg, 1876 m.
LIMA, Peru. 0:30-informaiiye Notes:
music and song; 0AX-4z, sos meg, 49.6 m.
BERLIN, 10:30-News in English; DID,
11.H meg. Is m.: DID, 1854 meo., 7s5
m.; DXp, COB meg 49.7 m.
LONDON, ii30-HeadIine News; CSC, 958
meg, 3l.3 m.; GSD, Ills meq., 25.5 m.
Evening star., 1941-07-14
POINTS FOR PARENTS

Do not proride child NTH
rtnos and then deny him the
right to fly.
La gaceta., 1941-07-25
CORTE FEDERAL

FL juez Barker, de la corte
federal, conden6 aver a Felix
J. Echevarria, de rs amos, ex-
empleado del correo, como au
tor de un delito de desfalco
y despu6s lie s%uspendi6 la SEN
tencia. Echevarria abonara ell
dinero desfalcado, $137.50.
Kenneth B. Thongs, de 35
amos, un obrero de Whining
ton, Delaware, fu6 condenado
dos amos por manejar un au
tom6vil robado. Ofreci6 pagan
lie autom6vil y Sc lie %suspendi6
la sentencia.
Dennis Miller, de Sulphur
Springs, debera cumplir seis
meses de carcel por violar la
ley que regula la fabrication
de bebidas alcoholics.
La gaceta., 1941-07-25
JOVENES EN-
UN ACCIDENTE

En- un accidente automovi-
lista ocurrido aver en- la es-
quina de Barcelona y Tampa
Bay Boulevard, sufrieron le =
stones los j6venes George M.
Holsinger jr., del 1914 aveni-
da Mullen, y Ryan Lane, del
3414 Morrison avenue.
Los dos recibieron asisten-
ella medica en- ell Hospital Mu-
nicipal.
Sali6 ilesa la Sra. Eugenia
T. Edmondson, que guiaba ell
otro coche.
La policia de transito del
.condado Intervene en- Ell case,
La gaceta., 1941-07-25
Regreso a la capital Ell Secretario de EstadO


Washington. julio 25.-E Sc
cretario de hacienda Morgen-
THAI, que visitaba a sus padres
en- Bar Harbor, Me, regres6 hoy
a esta capital Y dijo que asi 10
demandaba ell estado de alarma
porque atraviesa la naci6n. Ase
curse que la escuadra america
ma sera usada para salvaguar-
dar los intereses americanos en-
en- ell Extreme Oriente y que
mahana mismo sc tomaran me-
didas de acci6n economical.
Estimase que sc establecera
un embargo contra las expor--
taciones de petr6leo para los ja-
poneses.
La marina di6 hoy a conocer
los detalles de un plan que repre-
sentara una inversion de 1856
5000 en- las estaciones navales
de Florida.
En- la estaci6n naval de Key
West Sc cOnstruiran dos Guar
teles, a un precio de 100000;
Sc comprara un equipo para la
var con I'm valor de $72t0O0; al
macenes para m~uniciones y Vi
veres con un precio calculado de
800 900; gruas flotantes, $400,
600; y en- grua locomotriz. $780,
600.
Otras grandes cantidades Sc
gastaran en- Jacksonville y Pen
sacola.
Las noticias llegadas a esta
ciudad sobre la aviaci6n rusa
prueban que los alemanes estan
muy lejos de tener Ell dominic
del aire. Todos los dias entran
La gaceta., 1941-07-25
Inglatena ha tornado medidas para contranestar
la nueva aggression japonesa en- Ell Extreme Oriente
Ell Gobierno de la Indo China decline una oferts
de protection hecha por las DemOcracias.


vas bases de aviacion en- ell sur
de la Indo China.
La movilizacion japonesa Sc
inici6 ell dia II de julio y aun Sc
mantiene. Ell destino de las tro-
pas Sc mantiene en- secreto, pero
contingencies de avance espera-
Sc que ccupen las nuevaS bases
navales y de aviacion anteS del
lunes.
Creese que la noticia Official
sobre ell convenio con las autori-
dades francesas y "los hechos
consumados'. Sc dara ell martes,
Berlin avisa que ell Jap6n lie
ha informado Sc halla determi-
nado a oponerse, por todos los
medios q su alcance, a cualquier
intento por parte de lnglaterra
en- la Undo China o cualquiera
amenaza en- contra del "nuevo
orden".
Mas de 40 vapores que Sc ha-
llaban en- ell mar, en- canine de
Estados UnidOs, recibieron or
den de regresar a sus puertos
de partida.
Virginia Gayda, en- I'm articu-
10 publicado en- ell "Giornale de
Italia, sostiene que ell progra-
ma de los japoneses es solo ell
primer episodio en- la marcha nj
pona hacia ell sur, y que Sc rea-
liza de complete acuerdo con las
naciones del Eje.
eel Jap6n es 10 suficientemen
tie fuerte para c~Ontestar con re
presalias a las medidas que Es-
tados Unidos tome.
La gaceta., 1941-07-25

Washington, julio 25.-Me-
didas de represalias contra ell
Jap6n, por haber ocupado ell
sur de la Indo China, Sc anun-
ciaran manana por ell gobier-
no de los Estados Unidos. Asi
Sc di6 a entender hoy en- Hyde
Park, New York, donde ell pre-
sidente Roosevelt esta de va
caciones.
San Francisco, julio 25-
Wendell Wilkie, ell eXcandida
t ode los republicanos a la pre-
sidencia, declare hoy que de-
ben ser prohibidos los embar-
ques de petroleo y gasolina
para ell Jap6n "Ya csc embar-
go sobre las eXportaciones de
combustible al Jap6n debi6
haberse establecido hace lar
go tempo"
Washington, julio 25.-Tar
jetas subversivas remitidas
por ell senador Wheeler a Off
ciales y soldados del ejercito
de los Estados Unidos, dicen:
"Escriba hoy al Presidente y
digale que Sc opone a la entra-
da de Estados Unidos en- la
guerra europea.."
ESQ equivale, segdn sc afr
ma hoy er las esferas oficia-
les, a realizar actos de sabota
je contra ell ejercito nacional.
Charleston, julio 25-Toma
tes y huevos podridos Sc AFRO
jaron aver contra Ben F. A
dams, de Columbia, Gran Ora
g6n de la orden X. X. X, Guam
do pronunciaba un discurso,
zen un acto publico, %pidiendo
''la devoluci6n de America a
los americanos'
Estaba vestido Adams con
su traje de ceremonial, pero
sin Garcia.
Mt. Gilead, Ohio, julio rs
I'm bimotor Lockhead-Hudson
con la insignia de la Real A
viaci6n, Sc estrell6 en- un cam
pc de maiz y sus cinco tripu =
lantes perecieron. Los cuerpos
sufrieron tales q%uemaduras
La gaceta., 1941-07-25
LA r. A,
KEEL, EMDEN, WILHELMS.
HAVEN Y ROTTERDAM
Derribados treinta aviones
alemanes
Hopkins conferencio con
Maisky

Londres, julio 25,-Nuevos
grandeS ataques Sc efectuaron
aver y hoy por la aviaci6n in
gleSa, interviniendo en- las o.
peracioneS "fortalezas aereas'
construidas en- los Estados u
nidoS.
GrandeS danos e incendios
produjeron las bombas EN-
Kiel, Emden, Wilhelmshaven
y Rotterdam.
Los nuevos ataques sc de :
ben a un acuerdo tornado por
los gobiernos de Russia e Ingla
terra.
Treinta aeroplanos nazis
fueron derribados aver y Is bri
tanicos.
Berlin admite danos EN- di-
ferentes lugares Y sostiene
que en- Cherburgo perecieron
J45 personas y 1870 recibieron
heridas.
FL parte Official finlandes
admite que sus tropas han 81
do contenidas, 10 mismo que
las a%lemanas, en- un lugar a
100 millas de Leningrado.
Roma anuncia haber hundi-
do otros tres vapores ingleses.
En- una reunion verificada
hoy en- esta capital, a la que
asistieron Harry Hopkins Y ell
emlbajador russo Maisky, Sc
decide coordinar la ayuda al
Soviet, de modo que resulte
efectiva.
Berlin lie pide hoy a Vichy
lie confie la protection de Da-
kar, como Sc ha confiado al
Jap6n la protection del sur
de la Indo China. Los peri6di-
COS hablan de la ocupaci6n
de Liberia por los Estados u
nidos, con ell fin de acercarse
mas facilmente a Dakar.
I'm peri6dico japon6s de
Shanghai sostiene hoy en- un
articulo que la ocupaci6n del
sur del a Indo China Sc debe
al plan de impedir que Sc apo
derasen de ella la Gran Bre-
taha o Estados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1941-07-25

Londres, julio 25.-El Jap6n
esta movilizando un million de
hombres y al mismo tempo tie
ne concentrate su escuadra en-
la costa de la Indo China. Anto-
Mo Eden. ell ministro de relacio-
mes exteriores, declare hoy en- la
camara de los comunes que Sc
han tornado va ciertas medidas
de defensa en- Malaga para con-
trarrestar la amenaza potential
que significa La Ocupaci6n por
los japoneses de la Indo China
francesa. La camara ovacion6 a
Eden cuando agreg6 que ell 60
bierno Sc mantiene en- estrecha
consulta con ell g0bierno de los
Estados Unidos sobre los aconte
cimientos en- ell Extreme Orien-
te.
Despachos de Singapore anun
clan que ell gobierno frances de
la Indo China, dOminado por Vi
chy, recientemente decline una
oferta de protection hecha por
In~glaterra, Estados UnidOs y
las IndiasO % ientales Holandesas
contra una mayor ingerencia
desde fuera.
I'm telegrama de Saigon re-
vela que las concesiones obteni-
das por ell Jap6n incluyen ell de-
recho a estacionar barcos de
guerra en- la estrategica bahia
de Camarah, en- ell suroeste dc
la costa de la Indo China y q
solo 800 millas de Singapore.
Los nipones podran tambien es-
tacionar barcos en- ell puerto de
ell rio, Y extender y crear nue.
La gaceta., 1941-07-25

que no sera possible identifi-
carlos, Sc hallaba ell avi6n en-
canine del Canada.
San Francisco, julio Is
Las palabras del subsecreta-
rio de Estado Sumner Welles
denunciando la conducta del
Jap6n en- la IIndo China, die
70 lugar a que alteraran SUI
curse, a~lejandose de las a.
guas americans, 40 vapores
que Sc encontraban EN- canine
de los puertos de Estados Uni
dos Algunos de los barcos
traian pasajeros y carga, o.
tros son tanques vacios.
Sc ha ordenado tambien a
esos vapores que por ahora no
transmitan mensajes inalam-
bricos
Tallahassee, julio 25,-El
gobernador Holland anuncio
un Immediate aumento de mas
de 10 or ciento en- los fondos
disponibles para las pensio-
mes de los ciegos y ancianos.
Tambien anunci6 un 500 de
aumento en- los fondos para
ayuda de los ninos de familias
pobres, e Immediate reanuda-
ci6n de los trabaios para re-
certificar a los obreros de la
ia WPA cesanteados bajo la
egla contra mas de 18 meses
consecutivos de empleo.
La Junta de Beneficencia,
dirigida por ell comisionado
Codrington, ha rebajado va
los gastos ADMINISTRATORS en-
mas de un cinco por ciento.
Atlanta, julio 25.-A fines
de este mes seran transporta-
dos 1850 o~ficiales y Soda =
dos de los campamentos de
Florida y Georgia al estado de
Luisiana, donde Sc efectuaran
maniobras.
FL mando del ei6rcito ha pre-
parade 81 trenes con 223 CO.
ches, 81 vagones coeina Y 81
carros de equipaje.
Estos trenes partiran del
campamento Banding entire
los dias julio 80 a agosto A.
La gaceta., 1941-07-25

Tambien nosotroS hemos re.
cibido tarjetas remitidas por
los pronazis campeones de IA
paz infamante.
Contiene parrafos de discur-
SOS de tan notables "pacifistas'
como Wheeler, Iindbergh y
Nye.
Despreciamos las tarjetas, ms
piradas por la cobardia o la ma
dad, y mantenemos ell %criteric
de que no tienen Otro fin que
crear amigos a Hitler y enemi'
Cos a la democracia.
Ciudadano: 81 listed es honrs
do y leal apoyara la politica de
su gobiernO, por hallarse ell he
misferio occidental amenaZado.
y lie pedira al presidente aloje
en- campamentos de concentra-
ci6n a los que defender ell ma.
zismo" con Ell pretexto del "pa-
cifismo''.
La gaceta., 1941-07-25
FL ECUADOR LLAMA PARA
Ell SERVICIo A SU JUVEN-
TUD

Quito, Ecuador, julio 25. -
Todos los hombres nacidos en-
tire los amos 1916 a 1919 fue-
ron llamados hoy a prestar ser
vicio militar. Tendran que pre-
sentarse en- un periodic de Gin
co dias,
Los aviones peruanos bonn
bardearon de nuevo a Santa
Rosa y Chacras. Todos los alta
CUES de los peruanos en- Ia
~frontera, con fuerzas numeri-
camente superiores, fueron re
ehazados.
La gaceta., 1941-07-25
Todas las defensas rusas Sc mantienen frmes
Desdeel "blitzkrieg" al paso de tortuga
Aniquilada una division nazi

Moscd, julio 25.-Las de =
fensas rusas Sc mantienen fir
mes, como hace once dfas, en-
los frentes central, norte y
sur. Ell "blitzkrieg' tiene aho-
ra la rapidez de una tortuga,
no obstante las notas nazis en-
las cuales diariamente Sc di-
ce que ell ej6rcito realiza to-
dos sus objetivos.
Ell avance hacia Leningra =
do sc mantiene estacionario,
aunque Berlin dice haber cap
turado, en- dos lugares, CRU =
pos de 10000 y 10000 prisio-
neros.
Una division alemana, 10
mil hombres, fue exterminada
en- la region de Smolensk, don
de ell enemigo anuncia haber
hecho los prisioneros antes
mencionados.
Desd6 Ankara Sc expresa
ell tenor de que ell ejercito a
leman tratara de cruzar ell te-
rritoio tuco, con ell fin de faci-
litar sus ataques en- importan-
ties sectores de la Russia So =
Wet,
Los aeroplanos nazis inten-