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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
The Duchess.:'
Dies Tomorrow
in Gas Chamber

OSAN QUENTIN, Calf, June
l9-(P-The duchess dies TO-
morrow.
Barring improbable last min
ute reprieve. Evelita Juanita
Spinelli, So. mistress of q hood
lum gang, will died In the gas
chamber at San Quentin prison
first woman to be executed
legally in the state Of California.
PURPLE GANGSTER
Described at her trial as for
mer member Of the notorious
Detroit purple gang" she was
convicted with three Of her con-
federates of numbering Z nth.
Robert Sherrod was 10, baby
Of the mob the duchess ruled.
He was present when the gang
killed q barbecue operator on
the San Francisco ocean front.
The man was deaf; didn't hear
the command to put his hands
up. They shot him through The
belly.
Sherrod, white with fear
See EXECUTION-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
Portuguese Irritated
BOYS IN LISBON RESENT u. s.
FREEZING OF NATIONAL
ASSET s

oLISBON, Portugal, June 10
@-Portuguese irritation with
the United States has become
generally vocal in the wake Of
President Roosevelt's action In
freezing this country's assets in
the United States.
With banks and exchange
agencies to buy dollar checks or
notes at any price pending q clar-
ification of the Presidents &C.
ton, Portuguese circles freely
expressed the opinion that as
they put it, Washington was 60
ing out of its way to slap one of
the few remaining European neu-
trails disposed TO be friendly with
the Anglo-Saxon nations.
Leading Portuguese bankers
said their clients were livery an
noyed" over the measure, which
they described as unreasonable
and unfriendly."
They declared that Portugal
was the only country In all Eur
ope which had imposed no re-
strictions on monetary transac-
tons despite the war.
The freezing Of Portuguese As
sets served TO add fuel to the fire
caused by President Roosevelt's
speech Of May "a, which was in
terpreted here Is indicating that
the United States has designs
on the Azores and Cape Verde
lelands.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
Mrs. Thomos Borehom Wins
Monitors Shopper Contest
Market baskst Continues 70 Cop
Interest Of County Housewives

Mrs. Thomas Boreham, -
Hollywood, won first prize in
the weekly Daily Monitor Mar
ket Basket Contest now in its
30th consecutive week.
Mrs. Boreham will be present
ed with . $50 food purchase
certificate because her entry was
judged the best balanced menu
of hundreds received ut coop
erating markets.
Other prize winners include
Mrs. Harvey Kuester, Route one,
Richmond, second; Mrs. Herbert
Semrau, 10l Scott boulevard,
third; Mrs. Paul Eschenburg, ass
North avenue, fourth, and Mrs.
Conrad Ratxow, SO High street
fourth.
Weekly increases in the num-
Der Of coupons flowing into The
Monitor office show that house.
wives are finding the contest m
interesting md exciting game.
According 70 The testimony Of
pest winner, thsy find the con-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
(ilbIldaei
iskeyieyved
$zz4.3e Less
Thon in 1910

Members of the city commits
sion last night approved the
first reading of . proposed 1884,
630.53 budget to defray the costs
of city government during the
next IL months, and setting the
proposed tax levy of three mills
on the dollar.
The new budget, as presented
last night, showed an increase
of S43, 958.36 over 1910 figures
Of $110,681.17 which was spread
over the same funds and depart
ments with the exception Of the
sinking fund.
City officials this morning ex-
planned the increase as q mis-
take in placing the interest and
sinking fund" into the total Of
this years proposed budget.
The interest and sinking fund
was not included in the 1910
figures, and officials pointed out
that when the fund Ii removed
from the total, the 1941 budget
will be slightly less than that Of
1910.
The fund in question totals
$44,182.72 this year while it
totaled $44,272.47 in 1910.
WILL CORRECT
II is expected that the budget
figures will be corrected for the
second reading on next Wednes-
See BUDGET-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19

Prince Guido Pignatelli. his cou-
sin. and the latter's wife, Prin-
cess Henrietta Hartford Pigna-
tell. chain store heiress.
Mercy was recommended for
the prince, but not for Gibson,
and when they come up for sent
encing Monday the former faces
. maximum penalty Of IL years
In prison plus SIS. 900 fines: the
latter ~ years and $50, 900 fines.
u. 8. Attorney Matthias r. Cor
req said that Ludovic advised
Guido and the princess by letter
that he had written . book dis-
cussins foreign title holders and
pretenders" and charged that
Ludovic threatened 10 exposs
Guido q q pretender unlosB ho
handed over the money. &.
The Jury, which delibeE1to4
three hours sfter the wook-)oau
trial. convicted the primes q 60
county Of eonspjxaey ard q 60
substantive count 0ihoon On ~
single conspiracy cosnt 90 -
four substantive counts i
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19

test helps them In their selec-
ton of advertisements and in
preparing q food budget.
All the housewife need do to
enter is to select 10 food items
from the advertisements of at
least five cooperating stores
which she thinks will 60 into
the making Of . winning meal,
the total cost Of the items equal
ing that specified on the contest
coupons each week. She must
then fill out the coupon provided
in the inside sectipn Of this edi-
ton, known n the Market Bas-
ket section, and deposit Il In one
Of the entry baskets TO be found
at any of the participating mar
kets.
All items must, however, be
selected from the Market Basket
section q The Daily Monitor. No
sctusl purchase need be made.
Prize winnefs must call in
person q 1hs Daily Monitor Of
flee 10 claim thelr awards.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
Action Follows
Lingenlann's
Oral Request
coIorful County
Political Figure
Bows Out Of Office

oLess than two weeks follow
ing his arrest by State Police on
charge of maintaining an IL
legal bingo game at jefferson
Beach Amusement Park, STAN
ton (Red) Welsh, colorful Ma
comb county political leader,
late yesterday resigned rs
Health Commissioners of the Viii
lage of St. Clair Shores.
RESIGNATION REQUESTED
Welsh, whose resignation was
requested by Village President
Adrian A. Lingemann, is q Lake
township justice Of the peace
and, until Jan. I had served as
Macomb county representative
in the state legislature. A tinge
of irdny in the circumstances
in which he now finds himself
enmeshed was pointed out by
observers today in the fact that,
while in the state capital, Welsh
was q member of the State Po-
lice Committee Of the House Of
Representatives.
PRESS URE OF WORK
In his resignation, Linsemann
said, Welsh cited the fact that
his business makes it difficult for
him to attend commission meet
ings. He has been q member of
the st. Clair Shores commission
for six and one-half years. His
term as justice of the peace ex-
pires July 4.
Long known throughout all
sections of Macomb county as
"a two listed fighter" Welsh
has been active in municipal,
county and state affairs for
many years. He has long oper-
ated individual concessions at
Jefferson Beach and, two years
ago, opened the Stanton Welsh
See WELSH-PaGe Z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
Center Line Almost
Certain to be Selected
MINIMUM EXPENDITURE OF S., 10000
INDICATED IN DEFENSE UNDERTAKING

mum expenditure of $3.50, 900.
II two such units should be To-
Gated in Macomb county, and
two are known to be under con-
sideretion for the metropolitan
areaa the total would soar TO
more than two and one-half mil
lions Of dollars. y
$500 MINIMUM
Center Line, long known AZ q
community Of hne homes, has an
effective ban on all structures of
under 81, 500 costs, while by far
the majority of the buildings in
the city far exceed that amount
in estimated expenditures.
Officials of the Federal Works
Agency told The Associated
Press this morning that no def
mite location had as yet been ar
rived at. Other Federal agencies,
however, indicated that designa-
ton of Center Line as the
proper site had been approved
in all but formal action. The
huge project was originally
scheduled for Detroit.
OFFICIALS HOPEFUL
Mayor Russell L. Lynch, of
Center Line, told The Daily
Monitor today that he certainly
considered such a development
of his home city as "a boon to
the community" He said, how
ever, that he had not received
official notification that the prof.
est was definitely assigned to
Center Line. I'VE know, of
course" the mayor said. that
See HOUSING-Page :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
Head
Talks 10 Lions
DeldwiM Presents
PHILOSOPHY Of Life

oBen A. Baldwin, Detroit life
insurance executive, gave m In
teresting and instructive talk he
called, my Philosophy Of Lifs,"
when he appeared. before MEM
bers Of the Lions Club this noon.
DR.. william =. Lubahn, club
president, announced more than
80 members plan 10 cruise 10
the Island Hotel for dinner next
Thursday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
haEgEellll@,
HeadspoIaF.
kssnsd 70 Replace
Reuben ,. King

oGeprge Hargreaves. district
agent for the Detroit Alson
company. last night war named
PRESIDENT eIect Of the Mount
Clemens Rotary Club succeed-
ing Reuben b. King, who isleav-
ing the city.
Members Of the board of d.
rectors meeting In the Boord o.
Commerce offices also named
r. K. Novelty vice-prestde1e-
elect to succeed HarsreAves and
elected Paul Benz Z member q
the board.
HEADED TWO CLUBS
When Hargreaves assumes his
new duties on July /, No win
b, the first Mount Clemens man
ever to service ~ president ~
two local service clubs. Har-
greaves was president Of The
Kiwanis Club In 1893 shortly
before he was transferred 10
Ypsilanti q district agent there.
See ROTARY-PAge 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
Nazis Ban U.s.. Cor
IS IS = IS - Is
Welsh Resigns Shores Commission Post
The European
Lineup Today

~ The Assscialsd Press
OThe Turkish. German treaty
adds another link 70 the chain
Of allies, vassals and friends Of
varying degree Of benevolent
neutrality forged by the Axis.
THE LINEUP TODAY
INCLUDES:
Full-fledged Axis MEM
beers
Germany, Italy and Japan.
Junior Axis Member
Hungary, Rumania, Slo-
vakia, Bulgaria and Croatia
substituting for Axis-dissolv-
ed Yugoslavia.)
Treaty friends Of Ger
many
Soviet Russia and Turkey.
Axis conquered and occu-
pied countries-
Norway, Denmark, tn .
Netherlands, Belgium. France,
Luxembourg, Poland, Csecho-
Slovakia, Yugoslavia, Albania.
Greece, Austria and TIL Tree
city Of Danxig.
RUSSIAN-ADSO 8DED
COUNTRIES- ~
Lithuania, Latvia, Esfenia.
COUNTRIES OTHERW1Sk
CLOSELY RELATED 10
THE AXIS
Spain, for help In the civil
war; Sweden, by economic
agreement with Germany;
Finland, hy IN econod6ie-mil
itarA aeepsA with 0ermaAy;
unoccupied rranee, hy-A1nier
ticS with Italy 1na 0ofn1nny.
THAT LEAVES THESE FREE
EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
Switserland and Portugal.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19

"a strong possibility that Cen
ter Line will be the site selected
by the United States Housing
Authority for construction OF
more than 500 new homes for
defense workers wa revealed
this morning when sp0kesmen
for the Federal Housing Admin
iseration, Detroit, pronounced
thes giant project a. virtually as
sured.
Construction of such Q large
number of government homes
under existing building restric-
tons of the thriving South Ma
comb city would indicate a mini
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
Mrs. Charles Stark
Awarded 2S Dollars
$50 Gift Possible
Next WedNosdov~

OWhen Mrs. ]. Ksshishian failed
to attend the weekly Apprecis-
ton Day event yesterday, the
absence cost her $40.
A moment later . like amount
was awarded Mrs. Charles Stark,
of l27 Gallup, by committee Of
ficials Is Z crowd estimated at
1000 looked on. The event was
held on the island facing The
Jewel Theatre.
An award Of $50 will - Pc
sible next Wednesday ct the Ma-
combine intersection. On DE-
committee will be Martin
Basrck. chairmsn, Ffedefiek
Schutt and Roger Quinn.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
Hot battle-ground

oBERLN June le-(AP)-Dune the four doy bottle be-
tween British and Axis forces the eeyPton border
the overooe noondoy temperature was 81 degrees rohren
heit DB Official Germon agency sold todoy The men
operotno tonks had bear higher temperatures inside
the ornnored machines the agency odded.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
Historical Sketch
Given Roiarians
D.. Ruttss Spssks
on cleepetia

cdr. Leslie Rutter presented q
historical -ketch of Cleopatra,
illustrated with music, when he
appeared before fellow Rotarians
this noon ut the Medea Hotel.
Final plans for the annual boat
trip TO Merwin Park next Thurs
day were laid. The boats will
leave Larry's Boat Works at Q
am, il was announced.
L. Wade Fast, chairman of the
international Service committee,
was in charge Of today's pro-
gram 49,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
Prince Loses DuellO
SPANISH NOBLEhAAN, VICTOR IN
l65 DEADLY CLASHES, BOWS
TO COURT
TO COURT

ONEW YORK, June 10-(R-
Prince Ludovic Pisnatelli, g.
year-old Spanish nobleman said
to have engaged in 105 duels,
has lost one in federal court.
With william NJ. Gibson, IS.
a publishers associate, the prince
was convicted last night Of try
ing to extort 100000 from
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
Se|fridqe Field Library
Presented With 50 Books

OThe Women's Aeronautical So
ciety Of Detroit yesterday pre-
sentOd the Selfridge Field Ii
brary with so volumes of fiction
and non-fiction, Chaplain Dom
aid r. Lee, head of the base IL
brary, said today.
The books were purchased
from the proceeds of q tea held
in Crosse Poir te recently.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
Reloian Workers Strike

olONDON June lo-(AP)-A Beloon news agency report
sold here today that Us 900 workers in German occupied
BELGIUM we're striking for additional roos and Is per cent
ooe increase The strike storted Nmone le9e miners and
railway employees ond hos spreod to textile workers OF
Verviers the agency sold.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
Machinists Still Out

esAN FRANCISCO, June le-(AP)-After "a bitter ond
futile oroument thot osted thon four hours striking
AE oenists adjourned their closed session eory today
without deciding whether coll off their strike oeonst San
Francisco shpyords
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
Damascus Positions Fall

ecAlRO Eovpt June Io-tAP)-The British command IN
nonced todov that Important positions have been captured
lust south Of Dooseus in the BtshFree French siege OF
the Syrian eopito-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19

oCARO, EGYPT June le-tAP)-The RAJ middle cost com
ond sold todoy Austroon and Raj bober bod ottocked
French positions which holding up British troops neor
Dooscus and bod bombed shipping in the horbor Of Beirut
Lebanon
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-19
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bulletins
Ian Official Sees US. i'm War

OTOKYO June l9-tAPl-Ko shii spokesman Of the Jop-
onese government addressing the Control Cooperative Coun
ell tonight declared ut is almost certain that the United
La gaceta., 1941-05-19
DERRIBADOS CHICO CAZAS ALE]IANES
Sc rindio ell duque de Aosta
Sallum en- poder de los ingleses

Londres, mayo 19.-Cinco a.
viones alemanes fueron' derri-
badoS por los vacas ingleses en-
la tarde de hoy, Dos cazas brita-
nicos fueron tirados por ell fue-
go de los alemanes, pero los pilo-
tos lograron salvarse.
I'm submarine ingles, sorpren
dido en- la superficie por los ae
roplanos alemanes, fue humid
do.
BESIDE Abisinia comunican
que ell duque de Aosta y mas de
1000 hOmbres sc rindierOn, a.
,eptando las condolences de los
ingleses. Ell dUque, primo del
rey Victor Manuel, es va prisio-
nero de guerra. Roma di6 la no
ticia de que ell gobierno habia
autorizado la capituraci6n.
No obstante las noticias ma
zis de los Gltimos dias, en- Guam
La gaceta., 1941-05-19
Sc RINDIO Ell FASCISTA
Ell DUQUE DE AOSTA
Nuevo rey en- el territOriO
de Croacia

Roma, mayo 19.-El duque
de Aosta, virrey de Abisinia,
un fascista desde que Musso-
lini realiz6 la Marcia a Roma
sc rindi6 hoy, en- compania de Z
mil camisas negras, al mando
britanico.
Sc debe la capitulaci6n de Am
ba Alai, donde Ell duque r%esistia,
a la escasez de aqua Y alimen.
tos. Los ingleses lie han permit
do a los jefes italianos ell conser
var sus pistolas, como tribute a
su valentia, y lie haran honores
m~ilitares a la guarnici6n.
En- un ceremonial ~efectuada 4
yer, ell duque de Espoleto, por
designation del rey Victor Ma
nuel, pas6 a ser rey de Croacia.
La aviaci6n inglesa continGa
bombardeando las communicated
mes del Eje en- Africa.
El aer6dromo de Mosul, en-
Iraq, Sc halla en- poder de los pi-
lotos alemanes de aviaci6n.
La gaceta., 1941-05-19

to a Sallum, la nota Official dice
que csc lugar sigue en- poder del
ejercito britanico, pero que ALI
Sc combate intensamente.
Ell gobierno de Iraq anuncia
que cinco aeroplanos ingleses
fueron destruidos, dos en- ell aire
y tres en- ell aer6dromo de Hab-
baniyah. En- los dltimos dias Ia
Real Aviaci6n ha derribado Y
dSetruido mas de so avione5,
entire Iraq y Siria.
La Radio alemana anuncia
que Francia tomara medidas pa
IA defender a Siria en- contra lie
los ataqueS ingleses.
Inglaterre vigila ell embarque
de materiales desde Siria a lraq,
Circula ell rumor de que a Tur-
quia Sc pedira por Alemania per
mita ell paso de material de que
IRA para Iraq.
La gaceta., 1941-05-19
NO HA SIDO DETENIDO
AUN Ell COMPANERO
DE ROSS

La policia y los diputados
del sheriff continGan buscan-
do al individuo que acompa-
haba a James Ross y la ami
ga de este, city Smith, la no
che en- que Ross intent6 efec-
tuar un atraco EN- la estaci6n
de gasolina de Steve, situada
EN- la esquina de Ross y Ne
braska.
Ell hombre reclamado Sc
nombra Richard Norman y
tiene "a amos de edad. Sc les
describe como de 5 pies y 6
pulgadas de estatura, peso de
165 libras, pantal6n girls obs
euro, camisa verde y sin SOM
brero.
Ross y la Smith siguen en-
cerrados en- la carceln Conti-
nGa mejorando ell herido en- ell
pasado jueves por la noche,
Sr. Stephenson.
La gaceta., 1941-05-19
JOHNNY FERNANDEZ Sc.
RIA Ell DE
LA CAMARA DE CONFER
CLIO DE YBOR

Ell joven comerciante Johnny
Fernandez, de la firma de Fer
nandez Y Garcia, acept6 ell saba
do la presidencia de la Camara
de Concrete de Ybor, luego de
que por segunda lie fuera ofreci-
da por una comisi6n integrada
pro Rail Vega, Jose Suarez, JO-
ST Ficarrotta, VictorianO Man.
teiga, Jose Glamour y A. A.
Fernandez.
Aunque Ell procedimiento rs
antidemocratico, la Camara,
por u~nanimidad, decide darle
a Johnny facultad para escoger
a Sus colaboradores, eS decir D
ficiales c~omplementarios y di-
rectores.
En- una junta que Sc efectua-
"a Ell jueves, las designaciones
que haga Johnny seran acepta-
das.
DebemCs decir en- honor a la
Merdad, que Johnny hizo decla-
raciones en- ell sentido de que no
lie agradaba un otorgamiento
tan extraordinario a un solo
hombre.
Los miembros de la comisi6n
lie dijeron que Sc habfa hecho
porque Ell no aparecfa mezclado
en- la controversial, y para evitar
que un grupo dijese que no Sc
habia actuado bien.
Ell nombramiento de Johnny
Y Ell cuerpo director que el esco-
ja, sera ratificsdo pOr una jun
ia general de elecciones.
La gaceta., 1941-05-19
QUEMO Y HUNDIO UN
VAPOR EXCURSIONISTA

Myrtle Beach, Carolina del
Sur, mayo l9.-LuegO de dos eX
plOsiones, Sc incendi6 y hundi6
frente a la costa, en- ell Atlanti-
co, ell vapor excursionista Night
ingale, que llevaba a su bordo
80 hombreS, mujeres v nihOs.
Siete personals. de las Gltimas
en- salir del vapor, murieron aho
gadas. La mayor parte de los
salvavidas fueron lanzados al
mar por la primera explosion.
Los cuerpos de cuatro de las vie
timas va han sido recuperados.
La gaceta., 1941-05-19

New York, mayo 19.-No hay
nuevas noticias sobre ell hundi-
miento en- ell sur del Atlantico
del vapor egipcio Zamzam, Pc
70 ell gobeirno americana v las
agencias periodisticas tratan de
obtenerlas. Iban en- ell vapor Is
ambulancias para la Francia
Libre, con un grupo de "a ch6-
feres y ayudantes americanos.
Cada una de las ambulancias
habia costado $1,000. Estima cl
gobiernO ingles que Ell ataque Sc
realize por un buque pirata de
los nazis, no por un submarine.
Entire los ch6feres aparecia ell
actor Phillip Faversham, de SO
amos, hijo del difunto actor Will
liam Faversham. Iban en- Ell CRU
po de americanos MiShael
Kirchwey Clark, hijo de Freda
Kirchwey, editora de THE Ma
ton; Rayl Colcord, de Tulsa,
Oklahoma, hijo de un magnate
p~etrolero; James d. Crudginton
hijo del DR.. Robert L. Crudgin-
ton; Francis ]. Vicovari, que
sirvi6 en- Francia con Ell euerpo
de ambulancias; William A Da-
wilson, de Hialeah Fla, gradua-
do de la Universidad de Nor
WITCH, William A. Wydenbruck-
Loe, emiembro del ejercito hun
garo, native de Checoeslova-
quia; James W. Stewart; John
W, Ryan. bio de- editor del
La gaceta., 1941-05-19
LA AVGACION BRITANNICA
A KEEL,
EMDEN Y CHERBURGC
Ell duque de Aosta firmdrd
n1dRdBd

Londres, mayo 19.-La avia-
ci6n britannica bombarde6 hoy
astilleros, muelles y otros impOr
tantes objetivos en- la base ma
val de Kiel, ell puerto de Emden
V los muelles de Cherburgo, en-
Francia. Los danos ocasionadOs
son de gran consideration.
Berlin admite dahos en- ferro-
carries pero destaca ia destrUc
ci6n de casas Y muertos Y heri-
dos entire los civiles."
Cologne fu6 furiosamente alta
cada pro la Real Ayiaci6n, el sa-
bado. Los artefactos produjeron
innumerables incendios.
Manana martes firmara ell du
cue de Aosta, en- Abisinia, los do
cumentos relacionados con la
capitulaci6n de su ejercito.
La victoria inglesa en- ell este
de Africa permitira Ell traslado
de tropas a Libia 0 Iraq.
Una ruptura entire Vichy y ell
gobiprno ingles es solo question
de dias, segGn los observadores.
Las tropas francesas en- Siria Is
tan asumiendo una actitud desa
fiante; pero 81 mando ingl6s soe
tiene la orden de atacar todos
los aeroplanos nazis, dondequie-
ra que sean encontrados.
Berlin dice que sus aviones e.
Tan atacando a las tropas ingle-
sas en- ell puerto de Basra, en-
Iraq, y que photos del Soviet es-
tan cooperando con el regimen
de Iraq. como voluntarios.
Della, una conjunction de ca
r~reteras, en- el sur de Ethiopia
fu6 ocupada por los ingleses
O~ahocientos oficiales y soldados
italiano5 cayeron prisioneros'
Dos diyisiones italianas en- e5e
sector stlo podran escapar refu
giandose en- las selvas.
La gaceta., 1941-05-19

Washington, mayo l9.-El go
bierno de Chungking cree que
Russia no solo terminara SUI ayu-
da a China, sino que entrara en-
una alberta cooperation con los
iaponeses.
Los japoneses, ayudados por
ell Soviet, tratan de separar .
los comunistas chinos del regi-
men de Chang.
Toxic espera que los comunis-
tas Sc inclinen por 10 menos a
favor del gobierno ~"titere" de
Wang Ching-wei.
FL consulate del Soviet en-