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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-20
Living Pictures
Presented TUESDAY
At Camellia Show

During the reception hour of the
Camellia Festival on the openins
evening of the show, living pictures
were staged under the supervision OF
Mrs. Lester Preston and Henry Jay
Macmillan.
Five tableauX were presented de
picting the most outstanding of the
Camellias, those of Pope Plus TX
posed by W. NJ. Peck; Chandler
Elegans by Mrs. William Beane, Ill
Flermes, posed by Bobby Gibbes; Sa-
rah Frost, posed by Peggy Moore
and Pink Perfection, posed by Miss
Peggy Wilson.
Mrs. T. F. Darden, general chair.
man of the show. read a most inter-
esting paper giving a short history
of each camellia pictured.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-20
Brunswick Education
Group Meets Saturda,

The Brunswick county chapter
of the North Carolina Education
association will hold it's annua
dinner meeting at the Cape Fear
hotel Saturday night, Feb. %, at
o'clock.
W. R. Lingle. principal of the
Southport high school, is president
of the chapter and will preside
over the meeting.
Senator Horace E. Stacy, of
Lumberton, and all of the legisla-
tors in the Seventh district have
been invited to attend the meeting
as guests of the association.
A 100 per cent representation OF
Brunswick county school teachers
is expected. Following the dinner
at 7 o'clock, the business session
will be held.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-20

lemon juice and rind, salt, and 2-a
cup cherries in top of double boiler
beating with rotary egg-beater un
til thoroughly mixed. Place over
rapidly boiling water, beat con
stantly with rotary egg-beater, and
cook to minutes, or until mix
ture will stand in peaks. Remove
from boiling water and continue
beating until thick and fluffy (about
2 minutes). Dry remaining 1.3 cur
cherries between paper towels and
fold into topping.
Tomorrow's Menu
BREAKFAST: Grapef ruit
juice, cornbread, syrup, coffee,
milk.
LUNCHEON: Peanut butter
soup, crackers, mixed vegetable
salad, raisin cookies, tea, milk.
DINNER: Casserole of red
kidney beans and chopped meal,
brown rice, creamed cabbage,
cherry cream pie, coffee, milk,
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-20

Dan Patellis, of Clarion, Pa, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Pa
tells, at their home, 619 Castle
street, for a week.
Miss Catherine Hewlett, of Wash.
ington, D. c., has arrived to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
w. Hewlett, at their home in Au-
dubon.
Miss Marian Fryer continues i'll
at her home on South Second
street.
Jimmy Camache is patient at
the James Walker Memorial hos
pital following an operation Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hazelhurst
are expected to arrive today from
Henderson, to attend the wedding
of Mrs. Hazelhurst's sister, Miss
Margaret Graham, to Thomas But
ler French, which is to take place
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Ross, of Chapel Hill,
will arrive Friday to attend the
Graham-French wedding on Sat
urday afternoon.
Mrs. D B. Packard, Jr., and
son left yesterday for their home
in Savannah, Ca, after a visit
here with Mr.. and Mrs. B. D.
Farmer, Mrs. Packard's parents.
Supper At St. Johns Mission
There will be a turkey supper at
St. Johns Mission under the aus
pices of the Lula Cox auxiliary
Friday evening February 81 from
$50 to p. m. The menu will in
clude roast turkey, rice, ham, cole
slaw, cranberries, and home made
cake and coffee. The women of
the mission are noted for their
splendid cooking. A nominal price
will be charged, and the public is
cordially invited. The mission is
located 309 North Fourth street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-20
tAPE FEAR CHAPTER,
E.D.C., HOLDS MEET

/ The Cape Fear chapter, United
Daughters Of the Confederacy, held
Its regular meeting at St. James
barish house yesterday afternoon.
Mrs ]. S. Crowley, president, pre-
kiding.
The chapter received two new
members into membership: Mrs.
t. A. Owen and Mrs. Turner from
khe W. D. Holder chapter, Jackson
Miss.
Arrangements for the district
meeting, to be held here March 27,
were made, with the site to be an
bounced at later date. A paper
bn Reconstruction of Mississippi
Eas read by Mrs A. T. St. Amand,
chapter historian.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-20

latest styles by large number o1
fascinating models. These will dis.
play stunning spectator sport
clothes, smart street ensembles
striking and beautiful evening ap.
parel and irresistible beach wear.
Those who have not secured their
tickets may do so by calling any
member of the Ministering Circle
or by calling Mrs. John R. Murchi.
Son, circle president, telephone
1850. A limited number of tickets
will be on sale at the door before
the event
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Miss Graham,
Bride Elect,
Honored Here
|,r,, Taylor Is Hostess at a
''1 luncheon for Bride-to-
Be of Saturday

49,. Margaret Graham, whose
slrisse M,js to Thomas Butler French cl
raI'+ai al +sfe place this Saturday aft
|Eln .oon ,@A1 was entertained last week
/. Etpa'D, delightful event when Mrs.
F. a., K Taylor. Jr., was hos
VI. al.'a a+ luncheon at the Rhett place
\ ~ 'wrightsville Sound.
Fn cuects ". included Miss Graham,
orse oa Mrs. Charles Graham,
| v"0 ,.e e Monroe shigley, Mrs.
\ ilsi isir McKoy, Jr., Mrs. Allen
Er,;+ebead. nq;+l Mrs. L. E. Woodbury.
N"'s \. md Miss Elizabeth Bridgers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-20
HOW TO GO TO SLEEP

Try holding eye lies wide open. You
just can't They soon become heavy
and you fall asleep. Is your sleep dis
.turbed by irregular, sluggish Kidneys?
Getting up nights is not normal. Mnen
kidney elimination needs help drink
lots of soft water. Use kidney laxer.
Ask any druggist for BUKETS. Your
25c back if not pleased. Locally at
Saunders Drug Store, Toms Drug Co.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-20
H 0 U R S
9 to | 3 to s
Delightful Event Will Be Given
This Afternoon At Country Club

The Fashion Show and Bridge
Tea planned by the Ministerina
Circle for this afternoon at :
o'clock at the Cape Fear Country
club promises to be one of the
most attractive events staged here
this season.
The bridge game will begin
promptly at 3 o'clock and will last
until 4::3o o'clock, when refresh
ments will be served on the can
vas enclosed porch from beautiful
ly appointed tea tables.
There will be a showing of the
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-20

fore your time" and follow direc-
tions. Second: To assist in building
energy, strength, through increased
flow of gastric juice which helps
appetite and digestion, take it by
directions as tonic. Women who
use it both ways seem to be CAR
DUI's most enthusiastic boosters.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-20
DIAL 1911
MORE WORKERS

BERLIN, Feb. 10 R An au.
thorized Nazi spokesman said today
that Germany at the beginning of
the war had more armament and
munitions workers than England and
the United States combined. He de-
clined to get down to specific fig
ures, but stated that beween April
and September, 1910, Germany had
trained an additional 10000 workers.
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'o'oubIe ''t Help for
WON v EN!

you 20 when headache,
Y enon' !eSs' cramp-like pain. lack
,ther fe ey and appetite, or some
istress 't'n I'm OF periodic, functional
'bIe? wb'' sins to make you miser
'onen ny ny. not do as thousands of
,, Tbsr, and take CARDUI?
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'ii'0rf. start three days be-
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-20
Lumbee Study
Club Conducts
Lumberton Meet

LUMBERTON, Feb. 19.-T h e
Lumbee Study club was enter
tanned recently by Mrs. A. H. Nc
Leod with Mrs. A. T. Mclean pre-
siding in the absence of Mrs. w.
W. Parker, president.
Mrs. Frank Moore, guest speak
er, discussed the Life of Winston
Churchill. The program was in
charge of Mines. John Knox and
Fred H. Townsend.
Salad and sweet courses were
served Mines. Mclean, J. R..
Poole, ]. @. Beckwith, Fred H.
Townsend, ALI. H. Mcleod, R. E.
Lewis, A. v. G. Wishart, H. M.
Baker, S. F. Caldwell, D. P. San
ders, W. E. Caldwell, c. B. Skip
per Sr., O. O. Dukes, John Knox.
The Readers club heard pro-
gram Of North Carolina Industries
at it's meeting at the home Of Mrs.
Graham McKinnon, Jr., with Mrs.
Malcolm Seawell presiding in the
absence of Mrs. Stephen Mcintyre,
II. The program was given by
Mrs. J. A. Seay. Sandwiches and
hot chocolate were served.
The Inquirers club studied Old
Glass at meeting held at Hotel
Lorraine with Mrs. N. A. Thonp-
son presiding and Mrs. Charlie
Mcintyre giving the paper. St.
Valentines was emphasized in dec
orations and refreshments and in
favors of tiny nosegays hung with
showers of red hearts.
Miss Evelina Beckwith, presi-
dent of the Thursday afternoon
book club gave the program at a
meeting held at Hotel Lorraine
with Mrs. E. A. Allen, Sr. as host
ess. Early North Carolina litera-
ture was theme of the program.
Refreshments were served in two
courses.
Mrs. E. K. Butler was hostess
to the Lumberton Book club with
Mrs. H. A. McKinnon presiding
and the program on Peru given by
Mrs. M. F. Cobb. Refreshments
Of salad and sweet courses were
served.
Mrs. D. McP. Macarthur enter
tanned her Boston Rook club at a
Valentine party with two tables
in play. Club prize was won by
Mrs. E. L. Bowman and visitors
prize by Mrs. Dennis w. Biggs.
A dessert course was served. Mrs.
A. J. Holmes, Sr, was the other
visitor.
Mrs. j. A. Martin entertained
at two Valentine Bridge parties
Friday at her home. In the morn
ing bridge was in play at four
tables with prizes won by Mrs.
Frank Moore and Mrs. j. A..
Sharpe. In the afternoon four ta-
bles were in play again with prizes
won by Mrs. r. A. Hedgpeth, Jr.,
and Mrs. Powell Edwards. Salad
and sweet courses were served.
Miss Helen Book was guest of
honor at a dinner party Friday
night at Crawford's when Miss
Dalton Wright was hostess. Covers
were laid for Miss Book and Ju-
MUS Lennon, Miss Wright and Carl
Ramsaur, Miss Ellen Biggs and
Jack Sharpe, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Luther Mclean. S
Birth Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Brown
annol1nce tho birth of Son Io,
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STRAUS ESTATE

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-LP)-Jesse
Isidor Straus, former president of
r. H. Macy and company, who died
in 1886, left a net estate of $685.
500, a tax appraisal showed today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-20

Club Clock

The regular meeting of the
Bradley's Creek P.-T.A. will be
held this vening at 8
o'clock at the school. Founders
Day will be observed at this
time. L. D. Gaddy will be in
charge of the program. A feature
of the program will be a moving
picture of Stephen Foster. All
past presidents of the association
will be present and give short
talks. Following the program a
reception will be given honoring
all past presidents and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dale K. Spencer, bridal cou-
pie. Mr.. Spencer is principal of
the school. The Rev. Mr.. Plyer,
Of the Seagate Methodist church,
will give the devotional. All for
mer members of the association
are especially invited to attend.
A silver offering will be taken.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-20
Birth Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Brown
announce the birth of son, Jo-
seph, on February II, at the Mar
ion Sprunt annex. Mrs. Brown was
the former Miss Margaret Gilliard.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-20

The Ways and Means COM
mittee of st. Paups Lutheran
Sunday school is sponsoring an
oyster roast at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Jurgen-
sen, 119 North 10th street, Fri
day evening, February 81.
Tickets may be had for 6 to
1880, from Sunday school men,
bers. The roast is given for
the benefit of the new parish
house fund and it is hoped will
be well attended.
The Carolina Beach Baptist
church will give a benefit
chicken supper at Peay's Cafe
Carolina Beach, Friday eve
ming from $50 to 9 o'clock.
The Thursday program of the
Citizenship department of
North Carolina Sorosis has
been postponed until March.
The Woman's Society Of Chris
tian Service of the Fifth Avenue
Methodist church will serve a
turkey supper this evening
from until 7:30 o'clock in the
church dining room. The public
is invited to attend. Tickets may
be secured from any circle
chairman or by calling Mrs. L.
L. Motto, 1888; Mrs. W. H.
Schaefer, 346S, or Mrs. w. c.
Goodwin, 3448.
The Loyal Workers discus
sion group of the Fourth Street
Advent Christian church will
hold its regular meeting this
evening at the home Of Mar
garet Saleem, 507 Chestnut
street. All members are urged
to be present as important
business will be discussed.
There will be a call meeting
of the grademothers of Tileston
school this afternoon at 2::30
o'clock. All grademothers are
requested to be present.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-20

The East Wilmington Home
Demonstration club will meet
with Mrs. Charles Franklin
Jones, Forest Hills this after
noon at 3 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-20

The ladies auxiliary OF st.
Pau's Episcopal church will
serve a turkey supper this eve
ming at the parish house from
5:45 until 7:S0 o'clock. Reserva-
tions may be made by calling
Mrs. Noe, 6932.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-20

The Castle Haynes Service
club will hold the regular meet
ing at the clubhouse on Friday
evening at o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-20
PERSONALS

Dan Patellis, of Clarion, Pa, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Pa
tells, at their home, 619 Castle
street, for a week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-20

There will be call meeting
of the grademothers of Tileston
school this afternoon at 2::3O
o'clock. All grademothers are
requested to be present.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01
Establecida ~vigiIancia en- l9 vapores f~ranceses
Medidas para evitar que los p~recios continIen
subiendo.
Ell rey Victor Manuel protege a BadOgliO

ferenci6 en- la manana de hoy
con ell secretario de agricultural
Y ell Sr. Leon Henderson. Los
precios continuan subiendo y
Sc tomaran medidas para evil
tarlo. Sc propone ell gobierno
lograr la termination de la huel-
ga en- la fabrica Allis- Chalmers
Co., que Sc inici6 hace 60 dias.
Viajeros llegados de Italia di-
jeron en- New York que la re-
voluci6n Sc evit6 en- Italia, tenn
p~oralmente, porque MusEOlini
mand6 para ell frente a los jefeS
fascistas Y ell mariscal Badoglio,
que iba a ponerse al frente del
pueblo, tuvo que buscar refugio
en- ell palacio real, donde Victor
Manuel lie proteje.
Por tenor a la revolution fue g.
Mussolini abri6 las puertas de
Italia al ejercito nazi.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01
LA DE LA
FRESCURA Y Ell DdNERO
DE LA UNION 500.

Sc puso hoy en- Marcia, ocn
dinero de la Union 500 v reco-
lectas hechas en- las puertas de
las fabricas, la caravana de
''paz"... la paz contraria a los
sentimientos del pueblo america
no y la ley de ayuda a Inglate-
IRA.
Sc hizo alarde de "alegria" V
hubo un desfile de "maletas'.
Van los Delegates, que no re-
presentan ell sentir de los obre-
ros torcedores, a la convention
de la American Peace Moviliza-
tion. Ell grupo denunciado por
Ell COmite de Dies, el periodista
Walter Winchell y otras perso-
mas.
Como Ia partida Sc hizo HOY,
algunos ciudadanos decian en-
voz baja: Van gritando Abril de
los "vivos'', en- lugar de los Be-
Dos.
Abril IL de los ''pillines'..
los bobOs pertenecen a la 500 y
no hacen resistencia.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01
NUEVO PRESIDENTE DEL
CLUB OPTIMISTIC

Ell club 0ptimista de Ybor CT
ty ACADIA de elegir presidente al
joven Aristo Perez. alto emplea-
do de una compahia de SECURES.
Tomara possession ell venidero
lunes, a las 8 de la noche, en- un
banquete que Sc efectuara en- e.
restaurants LAS Novedades."
Con el fueron electos los Sc
hores DR.. Ruben Moreno, Hen
ny Garcia, Severino Quintanilla,
Raul Vega, T. ]. Castiglia y Ed
ward Gonzalez, vicepresidentes
Rev. v. A. Venezia, secretario;
Albert r. Knapp, secretario;
DR.. A. ]. Ferlita, sargento de ar
mas; y Ell Rev. W. B. Passiglia,
capellan. Terminara 81 periodic
Ell Rev. Passiglia.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01

Pensando como temos venido
pensando nosotros, pero sin que
haya leido 10 que publicamos, ell
Presidente Sc refiri6 a los paci-
fistas de nuevo cuno y dijo: E
Hos han tratado de explotar Ell
natural amor de nuestro pueblo
por la paz. Ellos Sc han desert
to a ST mismos como p~acifistas,
cuando actualmente sirven a los
mas brutales difusores de la que
ira en- todos los tiempos. Ellos
predican la Paz, paz... en- la mis-
ma forma que ell diablo eta las
Escrituras".
icon differences palabras, es
10 que este peri6dico ha venido
diciendo a sus lectores y ponien-
dolos en- guardia contra los des-
leales al servicio de la propagan
da 'extranjerista".
Ell Presidente los conoce bien
Y los sehala al pueblo como enc
migos de la raz6n y de la de-
mOcracia.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01

En- los hangares habia aviones
del sewicio de pasajeros. Los
vapores alemanes que Sc mar
charon aver del Callao, sin cum
plir los requisites legales, han
sido encontrados por un buque
de guerra peruano a ITO millas
de la costa.
Washington, abril 10-se fir
mo hoy I'm convenio por medic
del cual los aviones americanos
podran volar libremente sobre
ell territorio mejicano y vice
versa. Firmaron ell documento
ell subsecretario Welles y Ell en-
bajador mexicanO, Sr. Castillo
Najera.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01
Los NAILS ~INCENDIARON
DOS VAPORES EN- Ell PERU

CallaO, Peru, abril 1o-Cuan-
do ell crucero peruano "Coronel
BOlognesi' impidi6 que sc mar
chaser de este puerto los vapo-
res nazis Leipzig" y "Monse-
rrate", ell primero de 5,89S tone
ladas y Ell segundO de 5,578, las
tripulaciones alemanas abrieron
las compuertas de las bodegas
y los incendiaron. A las dos no.
ras de haber regresado a puer-
to, los barcos seguian ardiendo.
Otros dos vapores nazis logra-
ron escaparse, ell Muenchen, de
5,6l9 toneladas, y Ell Hermon-
this, de 1888. Recientemente
Sc habian cargado en- los vapo-
res in~cendiados 1000 v 1900
toneladas de algod6n, respecti-
vamente.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Discourse del jefe de Estado. Piensa como "La
Gaceta." = Sociedades y restaurantes. Mat
suoka. - Las maniobras de Stain.

FL discurso que ell pasado
sabado pronunci6 ell jefe de
Estado coincide con 10 que
LA Gaceta" ha venido dicien
do a sus lectores sobre los to-
~talitarios y su campana en- pro
de la "paz" que a ellos con-
viene.
"Hemos visto, declare ell sin
zero amigo de los trabajado-
res amaricanos, como los ira
bajadoreS franceses fueron
traicionados por los que Sc Ia
man a 81 mismos sus campeo-
mes, los comunistas."
Como traidores a la causa
del traba.io y la democracia
hemos venido senalando noso-
tros a los elementos de "cara
dura" que obedecen '6rdenes
del extranjero.
Lo que interesa a los elias"
es la politica, no los derechos
de los trabajadores.
Ellos Sc mezclan con los o.
breros para explotarlos poll
tica y socialmente
La gaceta., 1941-04-01
BOLETTNES De ULTIMA HORA
LOS NGLESES TOMARON A ASMARA
C~OnveniO entire Mexico y Estados UnidOs

Londres, abril 10-Las tropas
inglesas capturaron hoy a Asma
ra, la capital de Eritrea, hacien
do p~risioneros a un general de
brigada, oficiales y centenares
de soldados.
Ciudad de Mexico, abril 10
Ell gobierno ha ispuesto la Gus
todia de IL vapores nazis y fas-
cistas anclados en- los puertos d.
Tampico y Veracruz. I'm cano-
nero va EN- canine de Tampico.
Lima, Peru, abril Los Ia
Heres y hangares de la compa
MIA alemana Laufthansa fueron
ocupados hoy por ell gobierno.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01
La aviacion britannica lanzo aver, en- Emden,
un nuevo y mas formidable explosive
Los edificios enteros son levantados en- ell aire y
convertidos en- montones de escombros
Los fascistas ~protegen la Embajada de Estados
Unidos en- Roma y la Legacion yugoeslava.

Londres, abril l0-En ell alta
que al puerto aleman de Emden,
la aviaci6n ingleSa utilize aver
un nuevo tipo de explosive, lie
gran potencia destructive. Las
bombas cargadas con ell nuevo
explosive cayeron en- muelles, al
macenes y edificios pGblicos.
Grandes masas de escombros
saltaron por ell aire y despues.
Sc produjeron incendios. Los
resultados, segdn los pilotoS,
son devastadores.
FL ministro de information
dice que un photo explica que
la fuerza de la explosion levan-
taba los edificios enteros en- e.
.aire". Ataques EN- menor escala
Sc realizaron en- Bremerhaven,
Gutenberg y ell puerto de Rott-
erdam. La aviaci6n nazi no alta
CO aver a Londres ,pero ocasio-
no grandes dahOs en- una ciu-
dad del nordeSte.
Frente a las islas Tristan la
aviaci6n britannica alcanz6 aver
con sus bombas a un destructor
nazi, ocasionandole importantes
averfas.
Fueron bombardeados tam
bien los em%plazamientos de la
artillerfa.
lei Almirantazgo dice que en-
La gaceta., 1941-04-01

de bale, la mayor decencia pre-
domino.
InjuSto seria cerrar en- domin
go las puertas de los Bares, en-
las sociedades latinas, como 10
seria cerrarlas en- n~uestros gran
DIES restaurantes.
La moral esta bien defendida
en- las instituciones de Ybor y
West Tampa y esta bien prote-
gida en- los reStaurantes latinoS.
GlPor que, entonces, poner en-
ell mismo nivel de las tabernas,
dOnde pobres muchachas sirven
los menjurjes, a los estableci-
mientoS que nos dan prestigio
Y sirven de poderosa attraction
para los visitantes?
La gaceta., 1941-04-01
LEGO Ell INFORME So
BRE LA TAMPA GAS co.

La Junta de Utilidad de la
ciudad de Tampa recibi6 aver
un informe de los ingenierOs
Burns and Mcdonnell, de Kan
sas City, sobre las tarifas de la
compahia Tampa Gas.
Estudia la Junta el informe,
con Ell fin de adoptar los acuer-
dos que estime iustificados. Des
pues de que las nuevas tarifas
Sc publiquen, a Ia empresa afee
tada Sc le concedera I'm juicio.
Creada por una maniobra po-
Utica, la Junta acord6 reciente-
mente una rebaja de 800 en- las
tarifas Dc Ia Tampa Electric.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01

Washington, abril Eel go
.bierno estableci6 hoy vigilancia
cerca de los 10 barcOS franceses
anclados en- puertos americanos.
entire elloS ell Normandie, que
Sc encuentra en- New York.
Realiza eSa vigilancia ell SER
vicio de guardacoStas, por or
den del presidente Roosevelt.
En- ell puerto de New York
hay 8 vapores franceses, A en-
New Orleans, algunos en- San
Francisco y ell resto ell diferen
tes puertoS.
Sc concedi6 hoy un contrato,
de $2,800,0O0, para conStruir
una escuela de aviaci6n en- AL
bany, estado de Georgia. Esti-
mase que sera terminada en- ju-
Ito.
Ell p~residente Roosevelt con-
La gaceta., 1941-04-01

jQue pensara Matsuoka de la
Influenza" de los alemanes lue
go de haber visto como un pc
queno pals salia a la defensa de
sus derechos Y por medic de una
revolution deshacfa en- "a horas
ell trabajo de varios meSes de los
d~iplomaticos nails, los intrigan-
ties y la Gestapo?
Hitler lie habia dicho a los nj
pones que el tenia va dOminadOs
a los Balkanes, con la sumisi6n
de YugoeSlavia.
Pero Yugoeslavia acumula tro-
pas en- sus fronteraS Y mantiene
todavfa su independence.
Ell pequenO RENO de Pedro II
resolvi6 imitar a los griegOs.
JTur4uia Sc agregara a los
griegos y yugoeslavos 81 los ma
zis tratan de invadir a esas va
lientes naciones?
La gaceta., 1941-04-01
UNI PERIODICO R d.
CE QUE PER-
DERA LA UERRA

Estambul, abril Eel peri6-
dico "Vatan" dice que Alema-
MIA perdera la segunda guerra
mundial mas pronto de 10 que
Sc calcula, no por la raz6n de Ia
ayuda de Estados Unidos y la
escuadra inglesa, sine por serios
errores en- cuanto a apreciar ell
sentimiento de libertad e indie
pendencia de algunas pequenas
naciones balkamcas. Otro diario
ell "Yeni Sabah", dice que Hit
Ter prometio que conquistaria 3
Tnglaterra en- la primavera de
1910. FL ataque aereo contra In
glaterra fracas6. Ell intento de
conquistar a los Balkanes ha fra
cascade tambien. Empieza a pa
recer que Inglaterra en- esta pri
mavera destruira a Alemaniaa
en- lugar de Alemania destruir a
Inglaterra".
Sc refiere otro peri6dlco a los
manejOs nazis para hacer re-
mir a croatas y servios y sostie-
ne: vladimir Mack les ha da-
do la eontestaci6n negative. De
todos MOODS, los servios domi-
nan ell ejercito.