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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
GIBSON's 1920 MACK

DODGEAls27 de uxe trk sedans. radios.
hesfers efC 10 real beauties S2is.
trade $40 down Gregory Inc.
HEATED SHOW ROOM. 1856 Grstl1t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
8OOI MACK
8OOI MACK

DODGE 30 &C. luxe opera sesf coupe Ike
new only St45 trade terms. Maxwell
GrttIni Co sl1a graiLlt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
8OOI MACK

CHEVROLET 1870 sedan needs few re-
pairs. must sell, SIS so down. terms
10 suit our stock NJ i020A
CORRESPONDENTS Inc 1880 Fenkel
CHEvRoLET-iq3s master de iuNe irk.
i0350 Mack
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16
Madigan Wins
Income Tax Case

WASHINGTON. Feb. Is. tUP)--
E. p. Slip" Madigan. former foot
ball coach of st. Mary's college
Calf. today won a $l,038 income
tax deficiency case before the Unit
ed States board of tax appeals.
The controversy arose in connec-
ton with Madigan'S method of col
lecting the 10 per cent of ST. Mary's
football receipts awarded him by
the college in addition to a $1,000
salary.
In November, 1886, ST Mary's re-
ceived a S3S,324 check from Ford
ham university as its share of gate
receipts of a game played in New
York Oct. "a, 1886. The president
of St. Marys endorsed the check
to Madigan with the understanding
that the coach was to take S21 SOC
due him for 1884 and 1885. Madigan
was to hold the balance in trust
until his 10 per cent of the 1886
receipts could be determined.
The internal revenue commission
er sought to charge the entire S38-
S24 to Madigans 1886 income, fig
uring a deficiency OF 1896 income
tax payments at Sl,058.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16
FBI Agents Quiz
Train Wreckers

McCabe on charges of extortion. at
tempting 10 wreck a train, and
conspiracy to wreck a train. Each
faces 40 years Imprisonment and
fines of $4,000 ard each is being
held in $4,000 bond.
Their indictment will be asked
Of a federal grand jury convening
March 10 The charges were the
first brought under a federal stat
ute which makes wrecking or at
tempting to wreck a train in inter-
state commerce a federal offense.
The sabotage to which they con-
fesSed was committed near Dutch
Flat in rugged country. Forty-four
spikes were pulled and angle bars
were removed from a rail joint,
but the damage was found and re-
paired before any trains passed the
spot.
There was similarity to the man
ner in which the City of San
Francisco was wrecked near Carlin,
Nev.. with a toll of "a deaths and
lis injured in that angle bars
were removed. However. in the
wreck of the Southern Pacific
Streamliner. a rail had been moved
several inches and spiked down.
according to the Southern Pacific.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16
Judge Explains
SWastika Burnina

SACRAMENTO, Feb. Is. CUP)-
Municipal Judge Ida May Adams
of San Pedro today refused to eX-
plain to Gov. Culbert Olson the
circumstances surrounding the burn
ing of a small Nazi flag in hel
courtroom Jan. until a case in
volving the incident is settled.
Olson requested complete re-
port after Secretary of State Cordel
Hull asked for the information il
order to be able to reply to a pro-
test from the German charge d
affaireS in Washington.
The flag was introduced as evid-
ence in the case of a seaman accus-
ed of Stabbing a woman because
she refused to remove the Nazi ban
ner from a mantel in her home.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16
Closing Date for
Rice Applications
Announced Here

Rice producers who have not
grown rice during the past five
years and who desire 1941 rice
acreage allotments should file their
request by March 8, 194l, according
to L. c. Hawk, chairman of the
Imperial County Agricultural Con-
servation Committee. Such pro-
ducers are defined as new rice
producers for purposes of the l94l
program.
only a small portion of the
state rice allotment is available for
distribution to growers who have
not produced rice during the period
1886 to 1910, inclusive he stated.
New rice producers should file
requests for allotments in the coun-
ty AAA office at $50 State street,
Ell Centre, California, before the
March closing date.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16
State Department
BoIsters Dutch in
Defiance of Japan
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parts of the Far East the British
have been increasing their general
forces. and quite substantially
Ioudon was asked about HalifaXS
remark and said he understood
that was the case" indicating close
collaboration between his govern
nent and the British.
Loudon said that as far as he
knew the United States had not
changed its policy for maintenance
of the status quo in the far Pacific.
But he diSclaimed knowledge OF re-
ports that Japan was making new
commercial demands on the East
Indies.
Joint British australian American
talks here were instituted by Hall
faX's predecessor, the late Lord
Lothian. Their resumption today re-
Elected concern over latest moves
in the Far East.
Halifax was asked whether he
felt the situation in that part OF
the world had "deteriorated' i'll
the past few days.
I wouldn't say that he replied.
He added that 1T is part of the
world in which we are all inter-
eSted"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16
Demo Chief Warns
Of Internal Rows

LOS ANGELES, Feb. Is. CUP)-
With a warning against factional
feuds inside the party, Chairman
Edward j. Flynn of the Democratic
national committee concluded con-
ferences here today and prepared
to fly to San Francisco.
Flynn warned southern California
Democrats that factional strife with
in the California Democratic party
threatens to lose the party its con-
troll of the states congressional del
egation.
Il have in mind" he said, the
1912 congressional election. The Re
publicans have nine representatives
from California, against the Demo-
cratic eleven. This is TOO close for
state with a Democratic regis
/ tration exceeding that of the other
party by 100000 or 100000.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16
Radio Performer
Dies Suddenly

Nov. 2, 1881, in Chicago when Myrt
a vaudeville trooper, found herself
with few prospects of supporting
herself and her 19-year-old daugh-
ter. She conceived the idea OF put
ting her trials into radio form.
She pawned her wedding ring for
a new dress and took her idea to
p. K. Wrigley. chewing gum maker
Wrigley liked the idea and spon-
sored the show, until 1t was taken
over by Colgate.
It began with the backstage trials
of down and out vaudevillians and
then developed into purely family
drama.
"Marge." who had two children
by a previous marriage, was % years
old. a blonde with brown eyes and
had been married to Peter Flick,
champion swimmer, for several
years.
She and her mother conferred
constantly on the script. 1t had
been arranged that "Marge' should
be written out of the show for the
coming week because of the birth.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16
Vatican Declares
Plus Approval
Tale Murderous
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Fascist control and eventually re-
occupy Somaliland.
A big air battle was fought over
southeast Britain when massive
German squadronS attempted day
light air attack of the type which
were so frequent last September.
British night bombers heavily at
tackled the Ruhr area, causing the
Germans to admit casualties. The
Germans reported the luftwaffe ac-
tive against British troops at Ben
ghazi and further west and lndl-
Gated by a reference 10 Nazi pursuit
plane action that German fighter
squadrons may now be based on
the African mainland in defense OF
Tripoli
Belgrade reported that Adolf Hit
Ter is seeking assurances OF Jugo-
sIav neutrality in event OF Balkan
moves and London said Bulgaria
was unable to assure Britain that
she would not cooperate in Nazi
troop movements.
The British ministry OF ln1Orma-
ton confirmed the revelation OF the
italian high command that para
chute squads had landed in southern
Italy. London limited that at least
somesof the parachutists had gar
ried out attacks against Italian
fort objectives and escaped.
The British reported their men
had been dressed in recognized mil
itary uniforms. This point was i'm
portant es Rome dispatches limited
the Italians might be considering
treating the parachutists as spies
on claim that they were not
wearing the usual British military
costume.
A Rome communique admitted
that British troops from Kenya
colony mad fought their way almost
to the Red Sea in southern Italian
| Somaliland 1t reported violent
fighting in the Chisimaio zone.
Chisimaio is one of the two i'm
portant ports in Italian Somaliland
Royal navy units made their ap-
pearance along the Somalilano
coast. A British cruiser was sighteo
off Mogadiscio, $50 miles north Of
Chisimaio. Mogadiscio is the capi'
tai of italian Somaliland and 1T
chief port.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16
Canadian Warship
Puts in at Sd.

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Feb. IS tUP)
Work on the engines of H. NJ. S.
WetaSkiwin, tiny Canadian warship
Of the l135-ton Corvette class, was
rushed so she could leave port to-
cay within "a hours grace granted
when her sisterShip. the Agassiz,
sailed.
Both the Corvettes put in Thurs
day for refuelng after a stormy
voyage from a west coast Canadian
port and We're TO leave within the
24-hour limit prescribed by inter-
national law. The Agassiz sailed
yesterday but the Wetaskiwin had
developed motor trouble and was
granted another "a hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16
0swalt Faces End
kidnapping Trial
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a decision in Oswait'S case but
found Mateus, Ushida and several
other defendants guilty of the
charge.
The government contended that
Oswalt was aiding Ushida and his
associates in preventing Yamatoda
from 'muscling in" on the gambling
in Imperial Valley and adopted the
kidnapping tactics to prevent the
encroachment.
Yamatoda was held in jail in Ell
Centre, later released, and, the gov
ernment charged, was kidnapped i'm
mediately thereafter and taken to
Mexico.
Startling revelations made at the
first trial In Los Angeles were
complicated by the great numbers
of defendants and witnesses giving
testimony. Oswalt will be tried alone
in San Diego. This winter Yamatoda
was charged with attempting to
bribe Los Angeles officers.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16
Seven Raise S58
AT Birthday Ball

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., Feb. Is (UP)
The good citizens of Jacob Lake
population, seven persons-don't go
into anything half-heartedly.
Word reached here today through
State Highway Engineer H. B.
Wright that the seven citizens of
snow-bound Jacob Lake, 165 miles
north of here on the north rim of
the Grand Canyon, had collected
a total of S58 as net proceeds from
the Presidents birthday ball two
weeks ago.
The collections averaged a little
more than SO per persons-a record
which the Jacob Lake citizenry de-
fy any other city to challenge.
Wright was the first inhabitant
of Jacob Lake to come here since
the ball was held Feb. l.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16
Robert Armstrong
viii Be Married

HOLLYWOOD. Feb. Is CUP) =
Robert Armstrong, film star, today
revealed that he and Mrs Claire
Louise Armstrong Of Hollywood will
be married soon
Mrs Armstrong is a non-profes-
sional The actor said the SINH
larity of names is just coincid-
ence."
They filed an application for a
marriage license yesterday in
Orange county. Armstrong gave
his age as so and listed this as
his fourth marriage. Mrs. Arm
strong gave her age as 46 and said
she has been married once pre-
viously.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16
THE POST-PRESS

Published every sunday by the
Imperial Valley Publishing COM
pany. 625 State street, Ell Cen
aro, California, as the combined
Sunday issue of the Morning
Post and Imperial Valley Press.
Paul Jenkins, publisher, A. c.
Johnston. vice president and
general manager; z. A. Fitz-
hugh, secretary and managing
editor. west Holiday Co., Inc,
National Advertising Represen-
tatives.
Entered at FL Centre, Califor-
mia, postoffice as second class
matter.
subscription rates: In Califor-
MIA SC per copy or, in conjunc-
tion with the Imperial Valley
Press. Per month 75c; paid in
advance: 8 months, S2.10; s
months, S4.00: one year. $3.50;
outside California, in conjunc-
tion with the Morning Post,
per month, soc; 5 months,
S1.65; 6 months s3.25; one year
$500,
Member, California Newspaper
Publishers Ass ISOLATION.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16
3rd Flying Class
EnroIIments Due

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ton, have % units of college work
and be enrolled in school at this
time. If they have had two years
of junior college they are eligible
even if not attending school at pres
ent
One class was completed last
summer and the second during
September. The students take their
preliminary training at night school
and their flying instructions with
Sproule at the county airport.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16
Serious Hopper
Infestaiions Feared

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Feb. Is.
CUP - The state department OF
agriculture warned today that ser
ious infestations of grasshoppers
may occur in several California
counties this spring.
Surveys of egg beds by experts
of the bureau of entomology and
plant quarantine show that heavy
matches may be expected in Orange
and San Bernardino counties. the
coastal areas of San Diego county
the western part of Kern and Kings
counties. and possibly in the vicin-
ity of Tracy in San Joaquin county
1t was indicated that lighter in.
festations may occur III the eastern
parts of Kern, Imperial and River
side counties and IN the higher
parts of San Diego county.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16

SACRAMENTO, Feb. Is CUP)-
Federal Bureau of Investigation
agents today questioned three bowl
Ing alley pin boys about a 1899
train wreck in which "a persons
were killed and l08 injured. They
had confessed trying to wreck a
Southern Pacific passenger train
last Saturday, after their note de-
manding $4,000 was ignored.
The men. Owen B. McHenry, 49,
Bernal Culver Carter, 20, and Ken
meth Alexander Lennon, 20, con-
fessed to sabotaging the railroads
track 68 miles east of Sacramento.
They will be arraigned today be-
fore u. S. Commissioners Adelia
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16
How Thousands Lose
A
No Risky Drugs-No IncOnveniencc

NO Risky DrugS-NO inconvenience
All over the country this Plan
is appealing to great numbers of
girls and women who want to safe
ly lose fat and regain their natural
charm and attractiveness.
Weigh yourself today. Get a bot
tie of Kruschen Salts "a famous
English formula. Then every NOR
ming before breakfast take one
half teanspoonful in glass of
water-eat wisely-cut out fatty
meats. butter, cream and rich
pastries-go light on white bread
and potatoes.
After 4 weeks weigh yourself
again and just see if you haven't
lost pounds of ugly fat and gained
that "Kruschen Feeling" of great
er vivacity. more energy and i'm
proved health that so often accom-
pany fat reduction.
REFUSE IMITATIONS! demand
and get only the genuine Kruschen
the Famous English formula) plain
or new effervescent, pleasant,
sparkling. Bottle lasts 4 weeks and
costs but a trifle. Any druggist.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16

ENGLEWOOD, N. j. Feb. Is. tUP)
Mrs. Peter Flick. "Marge' of the
radio show "Myrt and Marge', died
early today in childbirth.
The child-a boy-lived.
Yesterday morning, "Marge"
broadcast as usual There was no
hint that she expected a child but
she was taken TO Engiewood hos
pital Immediately after the broad
cast.
For 10 years "Marge' and her
mother. "Myrt', who is Myrtle Vail
in real life, portrayed mother and
daughter drama that closely paral-
leled their own careers. "Myrt'
wrote the scripts with "Marge's' y
help.
They first went on the air on
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16
FILES SUIT
FOR DIVORCE

Charging adultery, Ophelia Den
mis- Friday sued Julius Peter Den
mis- for divorce. She alleged they
married in Port Arthur, Texas,
Sept. 10, 1925 and that they sepa-
rated Sept. "a, 1886. She accused
him of living with Mabel Smith in
San Bernardino.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16
Mayor Welcomes
Young Buddhists

Mayor Robert Hatton of Ell Gen.
tro Saturday morning welcomed
more than $50 young men and
women to the tenth anniversary
conference of the Young Buddhist
association of southern California
Members then engaged in an am
bilious program Of business, relig-
ion. sports, oratory, and social
events planned for the tWo-day
event.
Sanford Sato of Los Angeles
district president, presided at the
official sessions.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16
Home Loan Bank
Gets New Chief

LOS ANGELES, Feb. Is CUP)-
Harold B. Starkey of San Diego
today assumed the duties OF class
B director of the Federal Home
Loan bank in Los Angeles, serving
the 18th district of California, Ari-
zona. Nevada and Hawaii.
His appointment, to fill the un-
expired term of Capt. G.. w, Pardy
of La Jolla. was announced by D.
G. Davis chairman of the board OF
directors. Pardy was called into
active service in the army air corps.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16
SUES HUSBAND
FOR DIVORCE

Muriel F. Rook Friday filed suit
for divorce against Thomas P.
Rook charging extreme cruelty.
They were married in Seattle June
4, 1929 and separated in Brawley
last March Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16
MRS. MARGARET DOLLAR
DIES AT SAN RAFAEL,

SAN RAFAEL, Cal. Feb. IS up
Mrs. Margaret Dollar, widow of
the founder Of Dollar Steamship
Lines, died today at the family
home here. Her husband, the late
Capt. Robert Dollar. was the Cap
py Ricks" of Peter B. Kyne's famed
fiction stories of business and ship
ping.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16
FINAL DIVORCE
DEGREES GRANTED

Two final divorce DEGREES were
granted in superior court Saturday.
One to Minnie MCGOWAN in her
suit against Hobart MCGOWAN and
one to Lucille Wyrick in her suit
against Dee Albert Wyrick.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16
bABl'S FUNERAL
HOUR SET

Last rites for Betty Lee Prov
ence 2, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Elmer Provence of I'M
perial, will take place at the Com
munity church in Imperial at pm.
Sunday with the Rev. Mr.. Elmer
Wilder officiating.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16
Scanning l.V
News Horizon
FUNERAL RITES
ARE HELD

Funeral services for Roman Gar
cia. 40. Calexico, were held at the
Lemons chapel in FL Centre at
10 am. Saturday. He was buried
at Evergreen cemetery.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16
WEATHER

Southern California = Generally
cloudy with occasional showers west
portion Saturday; otherwise partly
cloudy Saturday and Sunday. Little
change in temperature.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16

Record for "a hours ending S am
Friday
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-16

Jewel Tea Coz. l.. OkerIund
Valley Steam Laundry-S. S. Pinkncy
Central CIub-JOe Carr
Fox West Coast Theaters- Herb Norris, Herschel M
Hugh Quinn, Frank Beatt
De Wits Signal Service Sta.-W. H. De Witt
Hudson Sales & Service-Roger E. Acker
Jeff Mills-AssOciated Service
Signal Service StatiOn-C. B. Fowler
Herbert w. Fawcett
KS Beverages-Chub Erwin
GrOeblis Cafe-Walter GrOebl
Beckers Best Beer-Alex B. Stames
SherwOOds Cafe-Russe p Sherwood
Marshs Dry CIearners-BOb Butler
Stewart Auto Supply & Service StatiOn-GOrdOn g. ST.
La gaceta., 1941-01-11
FUERON SALVADOS TRES
AVIONES DE

New York, Enero ll.-Tres
grandes aviones de bombar-
dec que Sc mandaban a Ingla-
terra en- el vapor "Black He
ROM fueron salvados cuando
abordo de csc barco Sc decla-
70 un incendio, anoche.
Las llamas destruyeron a ?
bastecimientos de la Cruz Ro-
ia y material de guerra. Los
dahos Sc calculan entire 10000
y 100000 pesos.
FL vapor fu6 vendido hace
tres semanas por la compahia
Black Diamond Steamship, de
New Jersey Cr6ese que ell in
cendio pudo ser originate por
las chispas de un soldador.
La gaceta., 1941-01-11
Las fuerzas griegas atacan en- dos dlrecclones
Pasa de 600 ell nImero de prisioneros

La c|andidatura nGmero /, pa
trOcinada por la organization
dal partido Comunista local Y
con varios AUTOMOBILES en- la ca
lie desde horas tempranas, ga
no las elocones de aver, en- la
Cultural de Centre Obrero, con
un total de $50 contra sos, en-
un grupo total de 1000 votan-
ties.
La candidatura n1mero 2, la
demccratica, luego de yer como
los AUTOMOBILES de los '1istos"
funcionaban, a Ultima bora, por
la noche, pusO dos automobiles
a recoger sOcios. Uno de los au-
tom6viles era un cupe.
FL autom6vil del secretario de
la Union 500 do varios viajes
para llevar socios a votar en- ia
vor de la c~andidatura n1mero l..
Como nosotros habiamos SUI
puegto, la mayoria Sc qued6 en-
sus hogares y no fue a votar.
70, no dijo un ciudadano
en- la mahana, no voy por q Cen
tro Obrero mientras ese elemen-
to domino las uniones."
Otro, que teniendo vote pas6
por esta reduction a enterarse
del resultado, coment6: FL pue-
bio detesta ponerse en- contacto
con ciertos individuos y no sal
dra de So retraimiento mien-
tras ellos esten ahi.
De modo que la candidatura
La gaceta., 1941-01-11
LAS ELECCIONES EN-
Ell CENTRO

Los sOcioS del Centre Astu-
riano sc preparan con Ell mayor
entusiasmo para las elecciOnes
5el domingo 20.
Ell estimado amigo Angelo
Greco, que era candidate a la vi
9epresidencia en- la candidatura
de la Juventud Asturiana, deci-
do retirarse. Sus muchas ocu-
ipacicnes lie impulsaron a tomar
esa determination.
La C~andidatura de la Juven-
tud Asturiana lleva como can
didato a la presidential a linda
lecio de la Llama y no sabemos a
quien Sc ha escogido para sus-
THUR a Angelo.
Dirigida por la comisi6n que
encabeza PaquitO Diaz Rogue,
la candidatura Progresista lie
va como candidate a la presiden
cia al joven Jose Gonzalez, en-
pleado del Correo, Y como can
didato a la vicepresidencia a An
tonic Garcia y Garcia.
La contienda electoral Sc il
bra amigablemente y para bene-
ficio del Centre,
La gaceta., 1941-01-11

Atenas, Enero 1l-Las fuer
zas griegas conquistadoras de
KIisura iniciaron hoy un alta
que EN- dos direcciones Y per-
siguiendo la captura de obje-
tivos whales.
Uno de los dientes del tene-
dor Sc dirige por ell norte ha-
ella los campos p~troleros de Be
rati Y ell puerto de DuraZzo, y
ell otro lleva ell rumbo oeste,
con Teleni y Valona como fl
nalidad.
Los soldados helenicos lie =
van delantadas algunas millas
en- direction de Berati, luego
de haber entrado en- la I'd
sierta, saqueada y quemada"
Klisura. Pasa de 600 ell hume
70 de prisioneros hechos en-
Klisura, incluyendo a 20 Off
GALES, una bandera militar,
tanques, cahones, morteyos y
material de toda clase. Sc con
sidera cierta la caida de Tepe
leni, tan pronto las tropas grie
La gaceta., 1941-01-11
CABAULERO ESTA
EN- N
Vichy Promote que no Serd
Mandado a Franco

Vichy, Enero 11.-El minis
tro de la gobernacion autoriz6
a los perodistaS para cablegra-
fiar a la America que Francisco
Largo Caballero, ell lider obrero
espanOl y exprimer ministro,
no ha sido entregado a Franco
y que todavia Sc encuentra zen
un lugar de Francia". Largo Ca
ballero, que tiene ~ amos de g
dad, fue en- Abb el mes paSado.
Ninguna referencia a esta me-
dida Sc ha hecho EN- la prensa
franceSa.
Tienese entendido, no obstan-
te, que este no es un case asia
do V que un nnmero 3e refugia-
dos yanolss han sido interro-
gad)s por la pOlicia en- variaS
3ecciones del sur de Francia So
bla Su identification y Sus nego-
cioi en- este pals. Muchos de los
'dateniGos, entire ellos varioS mi
nistrcs, va han sido puestoS en-
libertad. Largo Caballero, Sc
gun la promesa del ministrO no
Sera enviado a Franco.
La gaceta., 1941-01-11
Vencio la ~candidatura No. en- ell Centre Obrero
Alcanzo $50 votos la candidatura patrocinads
por los "comunillas" y SOC la otra

gas hagan contacto con ell enc
migo.
Una columna sigue su AVIAN
ce por la costa del Adriatico
y Ell direction de Valona. Los
italianos continGan recibiendo
refuerzos y cosrtuyen nuevas
fortificaciones.
BESIDE ell Cairo informan
que ell general italiano Anibal
Bergonzoli, ,conocido como ell
de la barba electrical. logr6 es
caparse, abandonando a sus
tropas, por cuanto no aparece
entire los prisioneros hechos
por los britanicos. Creese que
el y varios oficiales Sc esca-
parOn en- una lancha. Bergen
zoli es famoso por su apetito,
pero no por sus hazanas mil
tares. Mand6 tropas italianas
en- Espana y en- Ethiopia y tie
ne 60 amos de edad. Era co.
mandante de los fascistas
cuando la famosa "carrera de
saforada' de Guadalajara. Tie
ne 60 amos de edad.