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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

FOR CHILDREN
ESTABLISHED
1aeknsa Coanly's NzeAy Children
Re - Given Pres Dental Treat
menf ~ Esea1 Denslsts

Dental examinations for school
children throughout the county viii
BE- given free 10 thase Of INDECENT
families. II wa3 announced today
A clinic for carrying out woFk hss
ben established In the jackson
County Health Department build
Inc on Frederic street IN pAsea-
guulA II wi be operated By TIE
densiat8 81 the county. The clinic
viii open On Tuesday o. next wsek.
April 10.
uae clinic, waaieh viii bs far ren-
dnfinn ~azs1xtauee % tie ehsll1ran
8f HssaF faEHi1EzS onlF y ueA eqzzlp-
pe6 and IN completely arranged 10
take care OF ths work Of making
correction m detective teeth and
rendering dental WORK A dental
chair and ether equipment mas been
Installed and occupies = special
roon.
The members Of the Jackson
County GENITAL organisation are
making the clinic possible By con
trthuting their services free Of
charge. 1he entire project. how
ever. has been made available
through = very substantial contrt-
button Of the Jackson County
Beard OF Supervisors which Was
matched b. funds from the State
Health DEPARTMENT
the clinic viii Be operated Two
days each week. from ! O'Clock
until ; O'Clock In the afternoon
Tne dentists VIII take turns IN
operating the clinic.
This the first clinic OF u.
kind u be plaeed IN operation IN
the entire state Of Mississippi The
need for = great deal Of WORK aione
these lines waa found last fall fol
lowing examinations Of the tcett
OF all school children IN The ooun,
y By . dental hyEtenkt Of n
STATE Health Department
Along with announcement OF ths
opening Of the clinic Il wAS an.
nounced that the staff Of IN
jackson County Health Office woaik
b increased - care for thk woFk
A dental hygienixt viii Be adde's
IN May 10 assist The dentists a1N
another nurse and = clerk
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
Methodist

Easter will be celebrated at she
Pascagoula Methodist Church with
q program Of appropriate music.
The choir. In robes. VII sing Easter
Bells by Rolte James r. Bishop
tJimmie) viii sing 9 solo.
An Easter pageant will be put
on oy the young people Of the
Church at the $50 service. with
special music. directed by Mrs e
w Timer. This viii take the place
OF the usual Sunday night service.
and all who attend ART certain
20 thoroughly enjoy the young
peoples service.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
Golf Club House Is
Robbed, Youth Held

ne PzscAEouia Col Course cluh
house Vas broken into during the
pxf week end and = quantity O.
sol clubs ard balls Eere stolen
County PatrolmAn Fenimoxe HUG
rou Who investigated me ROBBERY.
arrested TO PaseAgoaia youths Ehe
are being held IN connection with
the crime TfeY we're Prank Spgaf-
ley. % and -BoottAek BoxarNe IS.
ratrolman Hudson reported thai
he recovered about So OF he laal
ard caught ne youths near
HerTtek and Pasoszaul& streets
about : O'Clock Monday mornszk
Entrance 70 He club house 80
gained p breaking u 3 aooz TIE
gozf paraphenallz belongs - SD
neT McAanHs. pro 81 ne cIub. ana
various membexz
me bogs are bsing he'd pend
ins s0urt action
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
Stolen Automobile
Found, Boy Arrested

An autonzoelle belonging TO the
Talbot Motor Co which as sto1en
durinG he weekend II Nos nozal
was recovered II Lueedale b. 6nex-
If Enszt Ward ard returned {
Fascaeouia b. Ratrolman Fentmors
Hudson mo As investigating ~
zhEft
Two Fouth4- Grover Smith Q.
rAzcaEouiA and william Eckhczl
- HeiznA- Eak1 70 have been IN 30
session. q ue ear. uere Eesuruec
here also and are eezn8 had Ihes
ars 81 70 hare tod offAeeEs -
Eney azola ue eaF heczHae t1es
wanted = 81 e . ~ nd.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
Live Stock At Large
Causes Protest OF
~F0rtnightly Club
G.xdemn Axza Lawns In City neinx
Damaged Mayer Promisss To
Dc An ne Can In The Matter.

Al the meeting Of ts1e Moss poinl
City Council last week Mayor O
r. weed read to the members Of
me Board o. Aldermen letters that
ne had received from me Civic
League and he F~uFtnightly Club
These letters called his attention 70,
ana protested the livestock running
at large In the City Of Moss Point
and requested the mayor that some
action be taken relative 70 remedy
ina the situation
Much talk and considerable puh-
hetty has been given 20 the present
situation Of the livestock roaming
At large in both Moss Point and
Pascagoula. Mayor Wood stated
that he would do AL he possibly
could under the present circum-
stances and asked the cooperation
o. All the citizens Of Moss Point
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
| And N RAILROAD
PRESIDENT VISITS
PASCAGOULh YARD
D. o. Enn AnA Pzng OF Offtsaah
Taken On HmssszsAsn o. EaxmNs
shipbmfAAlnr PAanl san1As.

Prael1ent } II Hill q rhe L a
~ Raliruad~ wns Rrestly tmprenned
sim ne ahipbu1ding activities D.
ing carried Oh here In PAscsx0aia
At the ingalls, shlpbuaii1ng Cor
pofatloa plant, he stated following
= visit here last Sunday BE waa
accompanied hers - a group II
directors q the railroad Roland
L Redmond. New Yok. n. r..
George c Cutler. Baltimore. Nd
Buforc Scott. Richmond. Va
Menegee wlrgmAn, Louisville, Ky
and l. l. Morton. assistant general
manager. LOUISVILLE. Ky ane
Howard W. Lee. general agent Of
The l. a n. Railroad Al Noodle.
The party wzx mct ~ ue In
gals Yards ny w. r. Guest. vice.
president, and A. J. Qra3slck, gen
eral manager q the Ingalls, Sntp-
yards. SUPERVISE HerEne& 0nuaer
John Watik. l. a. N, agent Of Pas
easoala. and Norman l. horAn Of
1he Cnrontcle-StAx. The kntpyard
officials took the entire party uu
. our Of The yerdk. explaining the
work being carried oua there.
One q the most interesting feA-
lures Of the trip here % Rasca-
guula 70 President Hill In pMxtieu-
lar. was an inspection tour of the
S 3 MormAc1ue which uas under
going final adjustments before SAIL
nag on ~ maiden voyaae. MT
Till particularly manifested great
interest m the machinery Of the
ship and Spent considerable time
watching maehinists work On one
Of the gigantic motors.
ar. Hill stated that the visit OF
the officials lad nothing 70 do with
contemplated improvements to the
L a. =. Railroad properties. but
vas 70 show the directors the rail-
road. The party had previously
made stops NJ the coal fields IN
Pennsylvania. Chattanooga. Tenn.
Birmingham. Ala: and Mobile.
They left their private car 1T no
bile ana wcnE by automobile 70
Bellingrath Gardens and then drove
70 Pascagoula where they spent
about fsar hours.
In speaking Of the National De-
Tense. Mr.. Hill stated thai the rail-
reads stand ready to meet ans
emergency which might arise Re
stated that the railroad are an
ticipGuns an increase IN business
this year and the year following
Regardless Of what happens. he
stated. the railroad viii be able
70 mesE The demands.
Ar. Hill was highly impressed with
the rapid erowfh q Paseasoula,
and stated thai his visit here ssas
b great interest AMI ~pieasslre. he
visited here in June OF last year
attending uhe launching Of the 9
g. ExcheuueT. first ship built By the
ingalls, yard. This vessel IL now
IN service with the U. s Navy.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
A
SAILS TO-DAY
ON FIRST TRIP

The s 8 Aormaetide. newest &C.
sci % be completed By the ingalls,
saipbulding Corporation for the
Z. s MArffiae Commission and
the oore-McCovm Lanes Of
NeN YoFk. w2s delivered TO It's own
eFx here a. rascaEouh yesterday
afternoon A feW hour later she
steamed from pogz for Mobile and
vii leave there today on her maiden
voyage
The Mogma<tide. an an-weidec
steel vessel q The C-3 Design i
The latest type OF cargo vessels
she has a displacement q 1850
tons. Built % make q speed o
Is kno1 per hour. she excecde1
expectation lAss week during the o.
fetal trlAl runs when abe made q
knotS pr hour. Officials Nere high
n Their praise Of her IS being one
q the unext types Of merchant
znips afioai today. she handled veFy
sell and met every demand made
O her.
me snip Ieft PaseAgoala unoes
he command q Captain ! Otte<sn
q EeE YORK Her stop 1t MabllE
All be 70 take O. bunker fuel
and after TINS has been coznpaetec
sae ell Eaa for Trinidad ant
ether South American po<b Sns
Ill ply between Eastern Atlantis
ard South American poTtz carry.
ING general coTgos4
she EFF PascAguula with a cres
q 81 officers and men she !
the second ship constructed heTs
for the Moore-McCo rm1ek Line
and delivered within the pat fes
months Her sister zhip. the Moi
maepeun k being outflued M
preparatory . delivery.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

Thars VII BE- fun morning service
IN 81 JolEnfs Church 1T 1870 A. A.
Holy Communion administered By
. visiting clergyman A fun choir
Win taks part In me service.
ouod Friday service was hsld
this tkfiday1 morning ct eight
oicioak and win be held also this
afternoon at enc The new Rec
tor Hss. Frederick q Resch, vii
admiuzster the Holy Communion
at both these services.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
Baptist

No special Easter Ceiehrafion yin
Be held IN the Baptist Church.
nut Sunday mnrnine sees the be-
sfunlnx - > SERIES 81 reez0al eerT-
RS tondnetar b. Rev D A Mc-
Cali State Mission Secretary. There
via Be several services during the
day, one ut hoo =. m. and T.s0
. m. and some 1T other hours.
The various departments Of the
sunday School viii have individual
Easter celebrations.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
Catholic

Coed Fsiday-faao 90 70 400 pm
Three Hours Devotion TO D "a.
Way q TIE Gross and Sermon on
ne Cfncifixi0n O. the Savior Of
Mankind
Hold 8atsrdAy[.D Morning
Services win begin 400 TO 100 and
100 90 ose0 Confessions
Easter aund&E-Maasea at $50.
500. and $40 q m Benedie.lon
altar ne Last Mas no evenlng de-
v0liuf.s.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
Bridge Party Given
By Episcopal Guild
Next Wednesday

We are requested BY Mrs ?. H
Chestnut president q the WoEnsn's
Guild o St Johns Church. u an
nounee that the fixzt Of . series q
benefit Bridge Parties VII BE- sfsen
AeAt wednesday Afternoon April
lt - 80 O'clock AZ TIE ks
Hone Tne pahle = cordially tnsaf-
= z attend this party. &c > pleasant
afternoon Is promised
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

Divine worship with . sermon
~ the pastor ut Hoe .. m. and
ne Sunday School at the usual
hour. There viii be an Easter
Pageant ut 7.3o p. m. The choir
viii have appropriate music fos
these services.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
PASCAGOULA DEFENSE
SCHOOL METAL SHOPS
READY FOR OPERATION
Enronmsnt In New Classes Started Giving LEGAL Trade
Center Another uns For Defense
Training.

ArosheF Unit ~ ue National De-
ferse Training school IN PnscanGnaiR
vii open Ia PAsrAsossia Mnnday
when classes for the metal trades
Department; open IN the budding
formerly used ~ tire HoEne Eco
nosntcs Department At the jackson
cosznss Pair Grounds u PascAgoaiA.
u w2s announced today 81 Tom r.
Wells superintendent Ct education.
II was announced also tnat ap-
plleatioslk are now being reesivsd
but must Be mAoe IN person a. room
n Of use PRsrAgouiA High sclaooi
building which IL being used "a the
local National Defense Training
School office.
The first Glasses viii be opened
principally for those desiring sup
Elementary training That h. those
who have hac previous e~xperience
In sheet metal work. and vino Dr.
sire 70 receive additional training
OF renew their knOuiedge Of this
trade.
Two classes vii be conducted
from four O'clock until eight
O'Clock each afternoon One class
viii work on Monday, wednesday
and Friday Of each week and the
other on Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday Additional classes viii Be
added rs needed. as . means for
those who have had some expert
enc Ia sheet metal work who want
10 refresh or advance their know
ledge. The school Is being coraduc-
ted BY W. Kettle. head Of the sheet
metal department Of the Ingalls,
Shipbuiiding Corp
1t Is hoped that the school viii
be expanded shortly % II hours
operation daily. Every person tn
terested. particularly those having
past experience. wtli be taken into
the school
Machine shops Geinr
The machine shops Of the school
are going Ia fun operation. There
are operating seven classes daily IN
this division. One OF the classes Is
from 4 until Q O'Clock IN the morgl-
ting. giving five hours training. six
days each week. Another Is con-
Quoted from . O'Clock until no1n-
From noon until 4 o'clock In the
afternoon which period overtaps
the shipbuilding program. there are
no classes. This period will be flied
by unemployed students IN the nea
future.
Classes are resumed in the after
noon with the first being held rom
4 until 6 o'clock and the other from
8 oaeIock Until midniakf~ ThaEn are
f01 szEEzzzza IA 8zze ~nsa1s1lrse az4bpM.
T11s machine shops and the school
In general are the largest training
centeTs IN the state Of Misslsstpp.
and one Of the largest in the en-
tire south, Il was announced By
Walter Keyes. special agent Of the
United States Department Of Edu-
cation who was here several days
ago on an inspection tour. He was
a guest speaker At the Rotary Club
Of P~ascaEoula this week.
The public Is cordially invited 70
visit any Of these schools, including
the welding shops. at any time, Mr..
Wells announced
AT the present the sheet metal
shop VIII be confined 70 that trade
only with about 10 men 70 each
class. However. Just a soon as ad-
citlonal equipment arrives the shop
viii be expanded and eopper-smith
classes VIII be started
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
Lutheran

Thsfs win BE q fun communion
Service - ten O'Clock tn the morn
ing b. TIE pastor. Rev. Frederic A.
0rmeL, wifh vested choir and spaen-
did Easter music. A Coed Friday
service Vas held this morning at
TO
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
ENYS Dir
IN
Nurbes

Tne 0uses Feast o. al Christian
kets1saa 1he Day when Mems
neafts art lifted up and souls are
exnlted. ard hops h renewed IN
ne nsnA Of sinful men GO e
Church THAI day % ali dMy1 hear
youns voiees atne szyful songs and
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

e sssf o s's osss ss.a sH s ~ ra n . . sn Eas.s1 : : 1870 @s ss 4 :. s oass'
In Him
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

tooaanaA % Hss TO
La gaceta., 1941-10-18
TERRENO PARA UN CLUB
DE

FL ayumtamiento, en- una sc =
sion especial verificada aver,
acord6 regular un terreno situa
DO en- North Boulevard y la ca
lle North B para en- 81 construir
una casa club con destino a los
soldados de MacDll Field.
Para la obra tiene ell gobier-
no federal situados $4,000.
Pidi6 que sc traspasara Ell te-
rreno, luego de estudiar la cues
ton, ell alcalde Chancey.
Hizo una moci6n para que sc
entregara la escritura, libre por
complete de gastos, el CONCEAL
Morton.
La gaceta., 1941-10-18
TEATRO RITZ
"Lbdd SObre Midmi'

Durante dos dias, domingo y
tunes, Sc exhibira en- el teatro
Ritz la bella production Luna
Sobre Miami"
Las mas bonitas escenas de la
cinta, con Don Ameche y Betty
Cradle, Sc fotografiaron en- los
lpreciosos jardines Cypress Gar
den, situados a corta 'distancia
de Tampa, siguiendo la carrete-
ra que pasa por Sulphur Spring
en- direction nOrte.
Cypress Gardens es un lugar
de encanto. La pelicula Luna
Sobre Miami" ha sido muy elo.
giada por la critica.
La gaceta., 1941-10-18

tas declaraciones: los mas pc
ligrosos elementos antidemocra
ticos en- Cuba no son los alema-
mes nj los italianos, sine los es-
panoles miembros de la Falange
de Franco. Estes espaholes tota
litaristas disponen de grandes
cantidades de dinero y realizan
ma propaganda activa. Hacen
TODD 10 possible para presentar
en- mala luz TODD 10 que emana
de Washington. La Quinta Co
lumna en- Cuba decrece. Produ-
10 muy buen efecto la lista ne :
gra de los Estados Unidos."
Las lecciones que da la vida
Fstos que hoy Sc lamentan de la
Falange, aver permitian que los
falangistas apaleasen, persiguie
sen y difamasen a los espaholes
republicanos y leales.
La gaceta., 1941-10-18
Los nazis han sido rechazados
hasta mas ALA de Orel
La Radio rusa lie dice a Hitler: "Aqui estamos
y aqui nos quedaremos"
Derribado un avion del enemigo

La retirada de Odessa Sc es.
ina como un importante triun-
70 e~strat6gico para ell ejercitc
russo.
La Radio de MoScu Sc dirigi6
10y a Hitler, dici6ndole: Esta
nevando va. Tus soIdados Sc HE
Ian. Creias que ibas a tener u
"a guerra facii, Aqui estamos y
2qui nos queiaremOs.
La pOblaci6n de 0rel ha side
recObrada por las tropaS rusas
Falios atagGes nazis, EN- ell sec
Tor Oeste, fueron aplastados,
Ceroa de Moscd fu6 derribado
eyer un ararato del enemigo,
La gaceta., 1941-10-18
Hambre y desesperacion en- los
paises dominates por Alemania
Carne de perro y las "Bolsas Negras"

Las Bolsas Negras trabajan
a toda preston en- los paises que
estan en- la actualidad bajo la
ocupaci6n nazi. En- Holanda, Ell
dfa IL agosto, fue detenido un
CANNON que 81 bien estaba al
parecer convertible para gas de
madeira, iba en- realidad con ga
selma. Dentro del g~as6metro @
Derador Sc encontr6 un "chan-
cho" sacrificado clandestina-
mente. Algunos dias mas tarde
Sc inspeocion6 Ell globo de gas de
I'm coche a fin de Yer 81 llevaba
algdn "chancho" escondido. Es-
ia vez encontraron que un "pe-
queno bebe dormido apacible-
mente" en- ell asiento d~elantero
"a lado del chofer, era un chan
cho' vestido con ropitas de nj
no. En- verdad mas parece una
escena de Walt Disney que otra
cosa.
Los where's son tan escasos
en- Holanda, que en- la actuali-
dad los Nazis estan Ofreciendo
premios por la entrega rapida
de productos ~agricolas. Pero los
agricultores prefieren la Bolsa
Negra, donlde obtiemen mucho
mejores precios; las patatas Sc
venden en- ell mismo campo. En-
EIDE, segdn comunica ell u
trechtsch Lagblad' en- 20 de a
gcsto, veinte personals fueron
detenidas por robar papas. All
verse "a case en- Ell tribunal Sc a.
verigu6 que 81 agricultor les ha-
bfa vendido dichas papas con la
condici6n de que clos mismos
las cavaran. Pero ell agricultor
y sus parroquianos dieron con
sus huesos en- la carcel y las pa
pa fueron confiscadas. Sin EN-
barge, la escasez es tan grande,
que q robo en- gran escala ha
empezsdo a tomar proporciones
alarmantes. Ell Jefe de la Poll
cfa de la Haya public6 un aviso
La gaceta., 1941-10-18
CCRTE DE 10 CRIMINAL

I'm Jurado declare aver cul
rable a Arturo Velasco de reel
l>ir materiales robados; pero le
absOlvi6 de otros cuatro cargos,
elacionados con ell robo de esos
materiales .Absueltos fueron los
aeusados con Velasco, Proceso
San Martin Y Jimmy San Mar.
tin.
Deliber6 ell Jurado una bora
Y minutes.
Aparecieron como perjudica.
das las companies Wellswood.
Inc, y City Lumber and Supply
Company.
Fu6 uno de los testigos el con
,tratista Felipe S. Gonzalez.
Representa- a los procesados
ell Sr. A. Pickens Cole.
La gaceta., 1941-10-18

En- Belgica sucede 10 mismo,
hasta tai punto que durante los
dnimos meses los tribanales de
Bruselas han condenado a 1850
contrabandistas a centenares
de amos de preside y a multas
hasta 10000 frances. III abo-
gado dcfeneor de estos culpa-
bles present6 el argumento de
que de no ser por Ia Bolsa y los
contrabandistas de where's, ia
mayor parte provenientes DE
Luxembourg, cuyos habitantes
esconden los where's y ayudan
a los contrabandistas, Begica
hubiera perecido por el hambre.
FL peri6dico Nazi "Brusseler
Zeitung" dice que hay elWras
pruebas IL sabotage. Podria ser
que an este hubiera parte de yer
dad, visto que, a fines de agOe-
La gaceta., 1941-10-18

en- ell TELEGRAPH" de 10 de a.
gCsto, por ell cual Sc viene EN- &C
nocimientO que la genie Sc echa
ba sobre los coches de reparti-
ci6n de pan, y Sc llevan Is panes
sin entregar los correspondent
ties cupones, Y muy a menudo
sin pagan por ellos. La Policia
amenaza con hacer fuego sobre
los perpetrators, de ocurrir
de nuevo. Ante ell Tribunal de
Ape,aci6n de la Haya, los acu-
sados declararon que habian ac-
tu2Ido pOr motives patri6iicos
con Ell fin de salvar de la des-
trucci6n a su hambriento pals.
Las Bolsas Negras f%uncionan
descaradamente en- ambas par
ties de la Francia, ocupada e inc
lupada. Tan solo en- Marsellas y
entire el primero de JUNO y Ell 10
de agosto, ia Comisi6n de Pre-
clos Controlados pas6 sentencia
en- 1919 casos, incluyendo una
multa de 230, 600 frances. En-
Paris sc ha descubierto una Boil
sa Negra en- tabaco, la que VEN
1ia cartas de raciones por 1000
frances. En- Paris tambien la
Comisi6n de Precios Controla-
dos del Departamento y Supre-
sion de Bolas Negras Sc ocup6
tan solo en- un dia de al casos
Il de septiembre). En- Ell mis-
mo dfa Sc remitieron al Fiscal
le la RepGblica IL processes por
|negociar en- la BClsa Negra, en-
Fl Departamento del Sena. I'm
lia despues Sc detenia a cinco
manipuladores de la Bolsa en-
Lyon, bajo la acusaci6n de ha-
YER roba1o where's por valor de
100000 frances. Vichy ha esta-
blecido campos de concentra-
ci6n para estos culpables, por la
sencilla raz6n de que en- las car
celes no hay sitio para mas. Pc
70 las Bolsas Negras contindan
sus trabajos.
La gaceta., 1941-10-18

Mcscu, Octubre 1S.-Los ma
zis han Sijo contenidos por ell e.
i6rcito russo. En- Ell sector sur ell
enemigo ha sufrijo muchas ba-
jas Y ha sido relhazado mas
ALA de Orel.
Nuevas operaciones, en- las
cercanias de Kalinin Sc realizan
de mOio favorable.
Nuevos contraataCues Sc han
lanzado en- varios %sectores, con
rositivo eXito.
No Sc ha confirmado la noti-
cia nazi scbre la toma de Mcz-
haik.
Cinco importantes lugares Sc
han recapturado en- los alrede-
dores de Maripol.
La gaceta., 1941-10-18

Ell ministro de la Guerra ia
pones, I'm nazi, ell general To
10, fue escogido para sustituir
al principe Konoye.
Admirador Y esclavo inte-
lectual de los alemanes, ell nue.
vo jefe del ~gobierno antagoni
cara a Estados Unidos e Ingla
terra Y hasta es possible que Sc
decida, en- su perversidad, a
atacar a Russia, invadiendo o
tratando de invadir la Siberia.
Estados Unidos orden6 aver
a sus vapores mercantes, en- Ell
Paeffico, retornar sin demora
a los puertos mas SECURES. Els
una medida que solo Sc toma
en- tempo de guerra o cuando
un conflicto armada Sc apro-
xima.
La disposition significa que
ell gobierno del presidente Roo
sevelt no entrara en- "apaci :
guamientos" con los verdugos
del pueblo chino. 81 ell Jap6n
anna la paz tendra que mantle
nerse dentro de los puntos Sc
nalados por la cancilleria anne
ricana,
Inglaterra pone ell dedo en-
TOTO y lie senala como amigo
del Eje e individuo que hace
algunos amos pedia a su pals
Sc armase para combatir ST.
multaneamente con Russia y
China; pero la Gran Bretana
guarda silencio y parece de-
cir: la batuta, en- ell Pacifico,
esta en- las manos del presiden
te Roosevelt.
Nosotros seguiremos q Els
tados Unidos en- 10 que decida
hacer.
Russia posee en- la Siberia
centenares de aviones y un pc
deroso ejercito. 81 los nipones
atacan encontraran la resis-
tencia y la potencia que les
contuvo y "amans6" en- Ia
Mongolia exterior.
Retroceder frente a las nue.
vas "amenazas' japonesas,
inspiradas por Berlin, seria
caer en- los malditos procedi-
mientos de Munich y dar ma
yor fuerza a los totalltarios y
sus satellites,
La gaceta., 1941-10-18
CHUNGAS Y No CHUNGAS
Ataque a un destructor. = Firmeza frente a los
nipones. = Sobre la ayuda a los a~gredidos. =
Honradez y Observation-Disclosures y ell falangismo

Los desalmados nazis ataca
ron aver, dentro de las "aguas
defensivas," un destructor nor
teamericano.
LIE atacaron Y lie torpedea
ron, pero no lograron hundir-
lie.
Els un acto de guerra con-
ira los derechos de un pueblo
civilizado.
IQue hara ell gobierno del
presidente Roosevelt para cas-
tigar a los piratas del Allan
tico?
Como ciudadanos tenemoS
todos ell deber de no crear di'
ficultades al gobierno y ayu'
darle con entera lealtad y sin
ceridad.
La Casa Blanca marcara Ia
linea a seguir Y tOdos los HON
bres fieles a la democracia
marcharan por ella.