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Evening star., 1941-01-16
Ex-SIove, Veteran of 2 Wars,
Celebrates 7O3d Birthday
Lives Within Sight
OF FurmIunds of
L9ne-Deod Master

4 CORNER slave, who is a veteran
O. mo wars, celebrated his 103d
birthday anniversary yesterday with
in sight of the old Virginia farm
where he says he was held in bond
age for Is years.
Henry Ross Fish lives with his
daughter at 2629 Dana place NV,
Just across the Potomac River from
farmlands which belonged to his
long-dead master, 1t. Charles Ash
ford.
He was born in an old, brick
house which stood wnere Seventh
street and Constitution avenue
NV. is today. His master, 1t. Ash
ford, was a prosperous farmer and
slave owner and an ardent Seces-
SioniSt.
When the Civil War broke, he
relates, he was compelled to go to
the front with his master. He re-
calls that he was at the battles of
Bull Run, Shiloh and Manassas.
When President Lincoln-whom
Fish says he saw at Petersburg, Va.
issued the Emancipation Procla-
nation in 1863, the slave joined the
Federal Army and went West to
fight the Indians.
He still has the ancient, flint lock
musket and 45-caliber revolver he
used in those days. He wears a
medal with a faded ribbon, awarded
him for his service against the
Red Men.
He attributes his long life to
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Bishop H. N. DuBose,
Methodist Leader,
Dies in Nashville
Scholar Served Church
As Minister, Editor
And Executive

BY the Associated Press.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 10
Bishop Horace Mellard DuBose, 80,
learned scholar and vigorous admin
istrator of the former Southern
Methodist Church until he retired
seven years ago, died here yesterday.
The churchman, whose retirement
came before the final unif1cation of
the three branches of Methodism
for which he had long labored, had
been in declining health for more
than year.
Bishop DeBose served his church
for more than half a century as a
minister, an editor and an executive.
Born Near Mobile, Ala.
Born in 1858 near Mobile, Ala, he
was ordained as Methodist minister
in 1879. Elevated to the Episcopacy
in 1918, he was appointed Bishop
Evening star., 1941-01-16

of the Pacific Coast Conference. He
later returned here as leader of the
Tennessee conferences.
The body will lie in state at a
Nashville Methodist church today.
The funeral is tentatively set for
Friday.
Evening star., 1941-01-16

many fronts, the telegram con-
cluded:
Our motto should be, Mr.. Presi-
dent, AL out for service to Amer
ica.'"
Among the listed signers were
Prof. Morris Bishop of Cornell Uni
versity; G. B. Dealey, chairman oi
the Dallas (TexD Morning News;
william Green, president of the
American Federation Of Labor; Prof.
Roger B. Merriman Of Harvard
University, the Right Rev. G.. Ash
ton Oldham. bishop Of the Episcopal
Diocese of Albany, N. Y, and Hem
dirk Willem Van Loon, author.
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Woman Dies in Fire
As Daughter Attends
Funeral in Virginia
Tragedy Strikes Twice
At Washington Family
Within Few Days

Tragedy was heaped on tragedy
today at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Jordan, 1924 s street Sc,
Is for the second time in two days
the couple faced funeral of one
Of their parents.
Yesterday, the couple went to
Bridgewater, Va, to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Jordan's mother. Mr..
Jordan is a District policeman, at
lached to the first precinct.
They asked Mrs. Jordan's mother.
Mrs. Mary Crist, SO, to watch their
Evening star., 1941-01-16

New Zealand is launching a new
national savings plan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23
Frontenac Show
In Final Week

THE 1s ENTERTAINER cast
Of the -ettrTb f'rontenac, which has
been presenting Is and 30-act
shows twice each night for the
last 40 weeks. for the most part
without a single night off. will
start the Summer vacation next
Sunday night, unless the wea ther
man has made mistake IN fore
casting the arrival Of truly warm
weather this week.
Master OF Ceremonies Frank
Milton. who has been pilo I j n &
karyl Nolman'S male revue since
Norman went 10 San Francisco 10
start another unit Of his male
revue, last March, presents comic
dItty-SinginC Jack Craig as the
star OF the final week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23

swim naturally like Eleanor
Holm. But. he was duly informed
these are Mexican cattle. from
arid land. Therefore. they are 10
be taught 10 swim in preparation
for stampede scene in Texas. -
Bill Holden gets them 10 run
hither and yon To cover his trail
While he goes on a mission Of
vengeance. The studio said il
would he most embarrassing from
a pictorial standpoint if a sturdy
longhorn disappeared into the
water forever.
BE that as il may, this reporter
hopes he's around when any long.
horn browns IN any lake--even a
Mexican COW which has never been
nearer water than a drinking cup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23
Film Time Clock

ADAMS Blood and sand 12is
3 a.. 90. 1927 p m. The Big Boss
n 90 a. m. 2 3D. ass. BIS .. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL Gone with IN,
Wind, ~ As a m 355. $40 p. m.
CINDERELLA "Gone with the Wind. p
J -. 5.l1, ala p. m
CINEMA -- ANGELS over Broadway
y -, SIS. SIS. s,i5 y. m. "Odio, %
l 30. $50. 80. i0;40 y m.
FISHER - Gone -s'th-the Wind II .0a
0s. s.li p. m.
FOX In the Navy" f2.2s. 3.2s-64a2
1881 p. m. Her First Beau" II Os
= m" 202. i.js, s;03 p. m Or. l. q. %
1851 p. m.
HOLLY WOOD- The Lady from Chey-
enne 7:lO. 10 IS .. m a Girl. a Guy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23
Mia Naldi May Get
Role in Bell Tolls
.i1m- Would B e
Silent Stars
First Talkie
By LOUELLA O. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD. June 23.-Hold
your breath, Guess whom Sam
Wood and Para have in mind for
the role of Pillar in For Whom
the Bell Tolls" Nita Naldi! She
Is so perfect for the part you
wonder that no one ever thought
of her. Nita. by the way, has
staged n comeback in Billy Roses
show in New York and ] couldn I
help but laugh when they told me
she recited of all things--Kip-
ling's Vampire "A Fool There
VAS. The same old Naldi spirit
is there for Mia and Mae Murray
actually battled and by mutual
request had their dressing rooms
separated. OF course La NaldiI
would have 10 take test for she
has never made a talkie.
Sam has been looking at all the
pictures which Stirling Hayden
has made. He is interested in him
for the role OF Robert Jordan.
Some way / can't sec the hand
some Stirling as Jordon Why not
John Wayne for the role If IL
isn't possible TO get Gary Cooper ?
MAKE CUTS
Howard Hughes and the Hays
office were at an impasse on The
Outlaw for so many weeks that
the fans started writing 10 ask
why they hadn't seen Jane Russell
and Jack Buetel, the young people
who have been so widely pub
licized in the Hughes movie. How
ard was aveTse 10 making certain
cuts which Joseph Breen de-
|pnded Finally. Daryl ZanuckI
= Jas called in az Hughes request
10 look AZ the picture which 10Th
,Century-FoX is releasing and
whether DarryTs advice was
needed or not / don't know.
However. ! was told yesterday
the cuts requested by the Hays
office had been made and the pic
ture will be released. | hear. too.
that Hughes movie is very good
but il would be with Tom Mitchell
and Walter Huston in two inn
PeFta1t roles.
GOES TO M-G-M
As We said a week ago Joe
PaSternak Will cast his LOT with
M-G-M. Re turned down R-K-O'S
offer 10 come there as producer
and listened 10 the one made hum
by Louis h Mayer which will
give the very gifted PaSternak an
opportunity 10 make many pic
lures he has IN mind His first
VIII not. as | thought be a kath-
ryn GraySon musical but the PIC
turizatiou Of wcil-known play
that Joe owns.
] supposed When 7 saw Joe az
a dinner party talking earnestly
to the little Grayson girl that 1t
meant he would do for her what
he did for Deanna Durbn and
that is. turn her into one OF the
top screen stars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23

snd I. Cob $40 p. m; March Of Time.
p. m,
MICHIGAN-"Meet Ahn Doe If al "a,
Baby" i;i3. SIP. s:ii .. m.
MADISON "Of Human bondage"
100. 2:O2. 500. s;Os. HOS .. m Sing
You Sinners" ~ 20. 3;3ir sf33, e:35 q. m.
PALMS-STATE-"On Night'in Lisbon.
l2:A6, 4:ii. 1888, il:0i .. m; Wagons
Roll AZ Night" II a. m, 2.25, $50. e:l5
.. m. Louis-conn hght pictures, 1924.
8;fe, ia. 1879 p. m.
RIVlERA-'sGone With the Wind,
- 5l. sol Q.Os o. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23
TEACH CATTLE

There's a good meaty scene Of
a different sort out al Lake Sher-
wood, 40 miles away.
Six hundred longhorn cattle are
10 he led into the limpid waters
of the lake and certain Columbia
Pictures people. with cross-my-
heart and hope-to-die looks. swear
these cattle are to be taught TO
swim.
This scribe had been under the
impression that all cattle can
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23
Drummer. Man

Jackie Cooper, one of Holly
woods best drummers, will have
plenty of opportunity 10 display
his musical ability in his next pic
ture, Glamour Boy" He'll play
an orchestra leader.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23
Piano Recital

HELEN MADAY will present
her piano students in a recital
Thursday al 3 p. m. in the Birm-
ingham Community House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23
FEW HONEYMOONs

Few film folks ever seem 10
arrange their marriages so they
can take a wedding trip at once
like ordinary people. When Bar
bara Stanwyck and Bob Taylor
eloped TO San Diego . couple Of
years back, they were married
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23
Turns Author

BOB PAIGE Will soon cot screen
credit a. author Of an aviation
yarn now before the cameras at
Paramount
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23
Pupils in Recital

MAY JIRASEk, assistant of
Mischa kottler, Will present pupils
in a piano recital al $50 p. m.
Thursday, in the Westlawn Church,
Grand River and Ohio avenues.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23

today.
Now in the midst of her tenth
picture for Universal. Almost an
Angel she was informed she
must make still another this year.
So she and young Vaughn Paul
won't be able 10 take real
honeymoon until 1912 They had
hoped to get away for at least n
month or so right after Labor
Day.
Deanna started on her new pic
ture SIX weeks after her mar
rage. Actually she and Paul had
had just a week 10 themselves be-
fore she began preliminary work
on the picture. Two weeks Of
the time went in recording her
latest songs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23

early one Sunday morning and
had TO report to their respective
studios Monday morning The
same applied 10 Carole Lombard
and Clark Gable.
Lionel Barrymore paid high
tribute today 10 the talents Of 13-
year-old Virginia Wiedler. He said
he'd like 10 play in a good meaty
scene with the little actress. A
good meaty scene, in Hollywood
parlance. means one in which you
can throw yourself with abandon
and there are no better throw
ers with abandon than the Barry
mOrnS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23
Ex-Sergeant

MELVIN DOUGLAS was a SER
geant i'm the United States Army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23

VARSITY-LioSsnr.n.ois..M,1eN I'm. s-.sss
Mickey Rooney in ANDY HARDy's
PRIVATE SECRETARY" Plus Jean Ar
thur In THE DEVIL AND MISS JONES"
Big Fun Matinee "Wednesday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23

at Harvard. Park Pre-
'VuoL open at 6.15. stage Show . ~
Cool. Mickey Rooney in ANDY HARDY
PRIVATE SECRETARY" Ann Rutherfor
Basil Rathbone IN THE MAD DOCTOR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23
Deanna Durbin Too Busy
To Take Real Honeymoon
BY JOHN TODD

| HOLLYWOOD June 237De early Sunday MOI
anna Durbin got the bad had to report to their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23

TIIXED0-Hsmilton- Tuxedo TO. s-aTss =
iohIDV Cooled. Open s:45 Disney
cartoon THE DEVIL AND MISS jones'
Root. Cummings Jean Arthur candy
NARDi's PRIVATE sECRETARY.n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23

w ihl'DUfiL Open s.15P
Cary Grant IN "PENNy sERENADE"
FOOTSTEPS ~ THE DARN" Y. Fiyna.
WYAND0TTE. MAJESTICoq1ws,y'..d'..s,ti ? -
"kNOCkot r." Prize Fight neiodrars.
vnITp-Fere., ~ Mt. Eusssi. rL. 1870 4
iVUh open 8 as p n. ~srs
Chspli, m ivy oHKAT DICTATOR -
"MoNsTTR AND rHE GRr." z. Dreys
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23

IIpT0WN-Mack-Cha imers. TU. .-esss 4
Open s:15. Park Free
cooled Mickey Rooney. ANDY HARDy's
PRIVATE SECRETARY" THE DEVIL
AND MISS JONES' DISNEY Cartoon
La gaceta., 1941-02-11

p6sito del DICTATOR aleman, Sc
gun Sc dice, es combatir a Ingla-
terra en- 81 Mediterraneo y pa
sar tropas a Africa, por medic
de las posesioneS espanolas.
Esperase que la crisis balka-
MICA llegue a su punto maxine
de agudeza EN- esta semana o Ia
pr6xima. Russia lie ha dicho a
Bulgaria que no Sc opondra a
que las tropas alemanaS pasen
por SUI territorio en- direction de
Grecia Y Turquia. Inglaterra,
sin embargo, ha dado a enten-
der que atacara a Bulgaria, por
medic de la aviaci6n Y con tro-
pas, 81 6sta consiente ell paso de
los nazis por su territorio. La
guerra de nervios Sc extiende.
Rumania, dominada por los ma
zis cort6 hoy sus relaciones di-
Iplomaticas con Inglaterra.
La gaceta., 1941-02-11
BOLETINES DE ULTIMA HORA
Palabras del presidente de la Universidad de
Harvard. - Declararan Fiorello La Guardia y
Wikie. - Explosion de las canerias del gas

Acudiero ma darle la
bienvenida empleados del de-
p~artamento d Estado y repre-
sentantes de la embajadas de
Alemania, Italia y ell Jap6n.
Filadelfia, Feb. Liza ex-
plosi6n de las caherias del gas
en- ell Sur de Filadelfia, produ-
10 hoy la muerte a cuatro per
sonas, una de elias ell policia
Clark y otra una criaturita
que muri6 agarrada a un ju-
guete con ell cual jugaba. Ca
81 una cuadra entera fue des-
truida. Muchos de los vecinos
dormian cuando ocurrieron
las tremendas explosiones. FL
gas ha sido cortado en- TODD ell
distrito. Sigue aumentando el
nGmero de heridos 0 lesiona
dos.
La gaceta., 1941-02-11

Washington, Feb. H. Ell
presidente de la Universidad
de Harvard, James B. Conant,
declare hoy que la derrota de
los nazis IS ~necesaria y que Z.
Unidos debe darle a Inglate-
ira la seguridad de que entra
"a en- la guerra 81 We que las
probabilidades de victoria del
pueblo ingl6s disminuyen. Du
rante q dia declararan, ade-
mas de Connant, ell alcalde
Fiorello La Guardia, de New
York, y Ell lider republican,,
excandidato a la presidential,
Wendell l.. Wilkie.
Sera Wilkie Ell 1ltimo testi-
go ante ell comite de relacio-
mes.
Washington, Feb. 11.-Arri
DO hoy ell embajador japones
La gaceta., 1941-02-11
ESTUVO A PUNTO DE PIE.
RECER Ell ESCRITOR VI.
CENTE E

Mount Vernon, N. Y, Feb.
11.-El notable escritor y pc
riodista Vicente Sheean esca-
pc milagrosamente con vida,
10 mismo Que su esposa y sus
dos pequehas hijas, cuando un
incendio destruyo la casa de
Sinclair Lewis y Dorothy
Thompson, en- la cual resi-
dian. Miles de libros de la Sra.
Thompson, la notable escrito-
ra, fueron destruidos por las
llamas. Sheean salt6 desde un
tercer piso. Su esposa y su hi
ia, Linda, saltaron desde un
segundo piso. La mujer sufri6
q%uemaduras en- ell brazo dere-
cho y una pierna. Una criada,
Betty Whyte, Sc lanz6 con la
Otra mia, Ellen, de 10 mssss,
La gaceta., 1941-02-11
FORD DEBE o A 29
OBREROS ~UNIONADOS

Washington, Feb. IL La
Corte Supreme rehus6 aver in
tervenir en- la disputa entire la
Ford Motor Co. y la Junta Ma
cional de Relaciones del Ira
bajo, 10 que obligara a Ford
a reponer a 29 obreros que hu
DO de despedir por reallzar
gestiones en- favor de la union
a la Qua, partenecen. En- otro ia
10 mantiene Ell alto tribunal
que las actividades de los pr
quotes no podran ser suprimi-
das porQue los piqueteros no
tra5ajen en- Z. lugar piJuetea-
do.
Las 6rdenes de la Junta Ma
cional de Relaciones del Ira
bajo deberan ser respetadas
mientras Sc basen en- pruebas
Sustaneialss,
La gaceta., 1941-02-11
Alemania e Italia quieren establecer
bases de aviacion y navales en- Espana


Vichy, Feb. ll.-Pasaron hoy
por Francia, en- direction de TIA
liza, donde conferenciaran con
MusSolini y Ciano, ell general
Francisco Franco, ell dtctador,
sspanol, y Ramon Serrano Su-
ner, su cunado y ministro de es-
tado. Dicese que a su regresO de
la conferencia con MuSsolini, vi
sitaran al mariScal Petain, dis
cutiendo con este las ambiciones
de la Falange en- Marruecos Y
especialmente en- Tanger.
ASeglrase que Mussolini pc
dira a Franco lie permita a 81, Y
tambi6n a Hitler, establecer ba-
SEES de aviaci6n y navales en- las
;Slas Baleares y otros puertos
de la peninsula.
Hitler convenci6 a Mussolini,
en- los dltimoS dias, para que de
nuevo namaSe a Franco. Ell pro-
La gaceta., 1941-02-11
CONFIRMADO Ell NOMBRA-
MIENTO DE WINANT

Washington, Feb. 11.-El Sc
nado confirm6 aver, por unaI
nimidad, el nombramiento de
John G.. Winant para embajador
de los Estados Unidos EN- la
Gran Bretaha. Tambien eonfir-
mo 81 nombramiento de A. j..
Drexel Biddle, Jr., para el pues-
to de e~mbajador ante los Gobier
nos emigrados de Belgica, No
ruega y Holanda. Edwin c. Will
son, de Florida, actual ministro
en- Ell Uruguay, sera embaiador
en- Panama. Pasara a Portugal
desde Egipto, 81 ministro pleni
potenciario Bert Fish.
La gaceta., 1941-02-11
.Pasaron sobre Budapest, en- direction Eeste, mas
de 90 aviones ~ransportes de los nazis
Exploto en- Bulgaria un tren sovietico cargado
de gasolina para Alemania.

en- direction a Grecia, su pa
tria, ell general Nicolas Plas
tiras, que Sc hallaba exilado
dea1e que Metaxas Sc apoder6
del gobierno, en- 1885.
( Nuevos contrataques de los
italianos, segGn los despachos
de Atenas, han sido content
dos en- la parte central de AL
bania. Los fascistas Sufrieron
enormse bajas.
Otro ataQue fascista, en- ell
sector de Klisura, tambi6n Sc
derrumb6 bajo ell fuegO de las
ametralladoras griegas.
La aviaci6n griega derrib6
aver tres aparatos italianos.
Todos sus aeroplanos regresa-
ron.
Aparatos de la Real Avia-
ci6n atacaron a Hanover, en-
Alemania, un centric ferroca-
rr;l:ro y petrolerO, durante seis
horas. Otras escuadrillas bonn
bardearon . Calais, Charbur-
go y poblaciones de la costa
francesa. Ocasionaron las BON
bas centenares de incehdios.
Llegaron a sus objetivos, a pc
sar del NAL tempo, ell 80 por
ciento de los aviones envuel-
tos en- la expedition.
La Radio alemana dice que
IL aparatos ingleses fueron
derribados anoche, con un to-
tai de 33 en- "a horas.
Una escuadrilla atac6 los
muelles Y ell puerto de Rotter-
dam, donde sc escucharon por
los photos formidabls eXplo-
stones.
Dos aer6dromos holandeses
y ell puerto de Boulogne, en-
Francia, fueron atacados tam
bien. Veintenas de bombas Sc
dejaron caer en- Ostende.
La gaceta., 1941-02-11
AVIONES NAZIS BOMBAR-
DEARON A ISLANDlA

Berlin, Feb. ll.-Realizan-
do un vuelo de mas de 1000
millas, la aviaci6n nazi atae6
aver las bases inglesas en- Is
landia y al mismo tempo hun
do, cerca de la costa de Ir-
landa, a varios vapores con un
tonelaje de 24,500. Los apara
tos alemanes usaron sus anne
tralladoras en- ell aer6dromo
de Reykjavik e hicieron un mi
nucioso reconocimiento. Los
barcos de guerra que escolta-
ban ell convoy de vapores mer
cantes, a 800 millas de Irlan-
da, fueron dispersados.
La gaceta., 1941-02-11
WALDMAN ASEGURA QUE
KRIVITSKY FUE ASESI-
NADO PoR LA OGPU

Washington, Feb. IA pc
sar de la palabras de Luis Wald-
man, de New York, abOgado y
amigo del general Walter G. Kri
vitsky, quien asegura que Ell ge-
neral fue asesinado por la
.0GPU, el Bur6 Federal de In
vestigaciones hizo saber hoy que
no tiene interes aDguno EN- ell
case. La policia de esta capital
mantiene que el prominente tes-
.tigo del comite de Dies Sc sui
edo. Waldman cree que las no
tas encontradas fueron falsifi~
cadas por los agentes secretos
de Moscu. Recientemente lego
a New York un asesino de la
.OGPU a quien KriTtsky, segin
Waldman, eonocia por Hans,
La gaceta., 1941-02-11
WILLIAM GREEN M
QUE NO HABRA HUELGAS
EN- LAS INDUSTRIAS PA
la LA DEFENSA

Miami, Feb. 1ll.-William
Green, presidente de la Fedora
ci6n Americana del Trabajo,
prometi6 aver que las unionss
de la Federation no permitiran
que sufran las industries de la
dsfenya nacional y que en-
6stas no habra huelgas. Agreg6
Green que las uniones apoyan al
go5ierno en- SD programa de de-
fensa. Cit6 81 hecho de que ell
Clio viene declarando huelgas Y
amenazando con crear cOnLflic-
tCs en- las industries que traba-
Jan para ell programa de defen-
sa.
Ha ~prometido Green presen-
tar al Consejo Executive varios
casos de "raqueterismo" en- las
uniones, DE- modo que sean estu-
iiados y r~esueltos.
La gaceta., 1941-02-11

Londres, Feb. 11.-Grandes
tranSportes nazis trimotores
pasaron hoy por Hungria, en-
direction este. Sobre Budapest
a poca altura, volaron mas de
60 de estos aviones. 81 Bulga-
ria permite ell paso de las tro-
pas naziS por su territorio, In
glaterra Embellishments rom
pera con ella suS relaciones
diplomaticas. Creese que Tur
quia ordenara entonces que
sus tropas invadan a Bulgaria
con ell fin de oponerse al avian
zee del nazismO hacia Grecia y
Salonika.
ia, Bulgaria ha desmentido la
noticia de que por su terrific
rio pasaron o pasan tropas ma
zis, pero a esta declaration
Ibulgara Sc otorga POGO credi-
to-.
Los nazis han recibido va la
seguridad de que Russia no sc
opondra a que sus tropas pc
netren en- Bulgaria.
Dicese que 81 Bulgaria hace
alguna oposici6n, los nazis lie
mandarin un ultimatum. Aver
en- territorio bGlgaron, eXplo
10 I'm tren duso, de 80 cares
tanques, que llevaba gasolina
para Alemania. Vol6 ell tren
len un lugar a media milla de
la poblaci6n fronteriza de Ca
ribrod.
La affirmation de que Russia
mo Sc opondria al paso de las
itropas alemanas por Bulgaria,
Sc lie hizoayer al primer minis
tro Bogdan Philoff y ell minis
trio de Estado Popoff, por ell
enviado especial del Soviet,
Arkady A. Soboleff.
Pas6 aver por Yugoeslavia,
La gaceta., 1941-02-11

ST los obreros de las fabricas
Sc deciden a pensar como hon.
breS libres, a POGO que anaaicen
sus problemas comprenderan
que ell principal enemigo de su
PRESTIGE, de SUI economic, de sus
derechos.... es ell partido que 60
bierna las uniones.
Ell partido no busca la conve-
niencia de los trabajadores, sine
sl extender politicamente sus ten
taculos e informar a los ''jefes''
&c New York y del interior que
domino a los torcedores
Quiza, dirigido por gentes de
menos discernimiento, manana
sc arriesgara a crear situacio =
MSS que en- trance final Sc traduz
can en- perjuicio de los obreros
Y suS familias.
Corresponds al obrerO defen q.
der sus intereses y ahora no 10
hace, por cuanto tolera que los
.Gistos Management hagan y des-
hagan.
Por que 81 particle no rea-
liza un referendum en- las fabri-
cas- para yer 81 cuenta con ell a.
pogo de los Obreros de la indus
tria?
La gaceta., 1941-02-11
Ell Ola DEL G~OBERNADOR
EN- LA FERIA
Dia del condado de Pinellas

Hoy es ell dia del goberna-
dor Holland en- la Feria de
Florida.
A las dos de la tarde ell 60
bernador pronunci6 un impor-
tante discurso.
I'm banquete y un almuerzo
Sc yerfiicaron en- honor del go
bernador y su esposa,
Las esposas de los directo-
res de la Feria agasajaron,
| por Su parte, a la Sra. Holland
Participaran los esposos Hol
lando en- las fiestas y bales de
los Piratas.
Calcdlase por la policia que
mas de 100000 personals vie
ron aver ell desfile de la proce
sion de GaSparilla.
FL gran premio Sc otorg6 a
la carroza de los navieros her
manoS Lykes.
Era una reproduccidn del
monumento a George Wash
ingtOn y seis muchachas sem
tadas entire los famosos cere-
EOS japoneses de la capital.
FL primer premio de la di-
vision commercial Sc otorg6 a la
carroza de la Tampa Coca
Cola, ell segundo a Mas Bros.
Y la menci6n honorifica a la
del restaurant Columbia, que
durante el trayecto fue muy a
plaudida.
En- la division de los clubs
civicos, ell primer premio sc
concedi6 a una carroZa de los
Leones y ell segundo a la pre-
ciosa carroza del Centre Espa
mel, que merecia ell primero. Sc
concedi6 la menci6n honorifi-
ca a la carroza de los Kiwanis
La Camara de Concrete de
Tampa gan6 ell primer premio
en- las carrozas comerciales, ell
segundo la Storage Ware
house y lamenci6n honorifica
la de la Association de Conner
ciantes.
Mahana es el dia del conda-
do de Pinellas.
FL publico Sc muestra muy
complacido con los espectacu-
los de la Royal American
Show y tambi6n con ell progra
que todos los dias Sc ofre
zee frente a la Glorieta.