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challenging Of three ies Ereda Tney notsd hory


ponents of Hitler inside Germany fighting for
their fatherland.
The stubborn nature Of R1ssid's resistdncs
IS itself proof that hatred of the tyranny .ohich
rules a people does not srtingrisk patriotism or
prevent them fighting brdvely for their country.
Those who imagine that promises OF
better world coupled with bombs can destroy
Hitler should remember that the German
people doubt our word a. much 90 we doubt
Hitler's.
Rightly or wrongly, they believe that they
surrendered in 1918 because they believed
Wilson, and that afterward, when they were
dissrmed and helpless, everything was denied
TO them. The past cannot be wiped out by fresh
promises however sincerely meant.
Moreover, the Churchill Roosevelt Atlantic
Declaration, by proclaiming the unilateral
disarmament Of Germany m q war aim, must
have rallied even the disaffected in Germany
behind Hitler.
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at verdun, and all along the Western Front
for two and half years. Yet they fought
on for year and half and, in March, 1918,
staged an offensive which came dangerously
near winning the war for them.
Had not the United States, with two million
men. taken over about fourth uf the W estern
Front, Germany would NOT have been de-
feated This was in spite of the fact that the
blockade then was effective enough TO have
reduced the German people TO near starvation
long before the war ended.
Today the Germans are not only in an In
finitely more favorable position militarily and
economically. but also they FEAR A SUPER
VERSAILLES as the penalty Of defeat.
This fear must keep even the bitterest OPP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

immediate opportunity Of making peace on
more equal terms with Germany, but in time
the possession Of Russian resources must
strengthen Germany. II Russia is broken up,
or IL Stain, thanks to the price which his army
is exacting from Germany, is able to induce
Hitler to let him remain in power as German
vassal, ENGLAND'S POSITION WILL BE
WORSE than before this latest phase of the
war began.
Those who reply to every rational argu-
ment for a negotiated peace with the stock
phrase that "you can't trust Hitler are self
contradictory in that, although they assume
we can defeat Hitler, they apparently think
we shall never be strong enough to defend
ourselves against him.
An alliance betWcen strongly
armed America and British Empire
reformed and rejuvendted By this Wdr
Would be strong enough to maintain the
integrity of our own territories and
spheres of influence.
II we can keep more than half the world
free from Hitler, and make the freedoms we
fight for more Of reality in the economic
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Would German People
Believe Any Promises

For the rest the Atlantic Declaration was
TOO VAGUE to prove the sincerity Of the
promise Of world Of equal material oppor-
tunity for all nations, including defeated
Germany Even il the United States and Britain
were to promise to abolish their tariff walls,
allow free immigration and the free movement
dertake to give self-government to the people
Of India and other colonies, the GERMANS
PROBABLY WOULD NOT BELIEVE THEM.
In any case no such promises could
haze been made By the heads of the
British and American Governments.
A yet no Allied front has bssn stabilized
against Germany TO DO maintained until the
vast potential strength Of the United States
can be modified.
Our optimists are confident that Russia will
halt the German armies and produce stabil-
ized front such a. existed In France In the
last swar.
Those who know the U.SS.R. best have
little expectation Of the Soviet Government
being liable to survive severe military defeats,
or Of Russia being able to repair and replace
THE :wastags Of war, once Germany has de-
stroyed the greater part Of the long accumu-
lated war material In Russian hands and oecu-
pied Russia main industrial centers.
The middle and waste and inefficiency,
which are normal features Of Soviet life, must
prove DISASTROUS in long campaign, and
the morale and sacrifice which have been en-
forced in Russia by coercivs apparatus even
more formidable than Naxi Germany's are
UNLIKELY to be maintained once the Stain
regime In In difficulties.
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sphere at home, and in the political and social
sphere in the British Colonial Empire, we shall
in the future be more than a match for a
German Empire, wasting its strength on the
gigantic task Of keeping its subjects enslaved
Although the United States is not in
position to give victory to England, her po-
tential strength is so enormous that by plac-
ing herself unequvocally behind Britain, but
ceasing to insist upon the impossible aim OF
freeing the Continent of Europe by war, Ger
many could in all probability be forced TO
make peace of equals with Britain.
The idea that the fear Of america
IS so great IN Germany that an Ameri-
can declaration Of Wdr would lead to
an internal German collapse is FAM
TASY.
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have NO warrant in past or present
experience for this assumption. There is no
reason to suppose that the German reepfe sfe-
less tough than the British.
In the last war Germany faced a far
mightier combination 'of armies and nayies
than any which can NOW be brought against
her. The Germans did not as now control
France, Italy and Spain, as well as Central
Europe and most of European Russia and the
Japanese navy was on the side Of the Allies.
In April, 1917, when the United States entered
the war, they had been checked at the Marine,
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HHOSE who believe that Britain
can win the war by bombing
Germany and blockading Europe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-09

yHERE warrant in part present experience writes
Freda Uey, for believing that Britain win the
- by bombing Germany and by blockading the Continent
La gaceta., 1941-02-26

vo al pueblo, que elevaba su pi--
ma parda de casas en- medic de
unos campos muy verdes.
FL carpintero a quien aborda-
ron, comenz6 desconfiando y son
riendo de la profession de los pc
Quenuelos; pero cuando consin-
tic en- ir a la era donde habian
acampado, Y vic armada Ell circo
ambulante, con sus trapecioS
magnificamente ajustadoS, su
pista florida y los burritos y Ell
caballo amaestrado, pens6 que
quiza sc podria hacer un buen
negocio, y consinti6 Ell volver,
acompahado de dos oficiales,
que portaban un carrito de ma
no neno de tablas, improvisan-
do un peQueno graderio.
- Despues de la function lie
pagaremos a listed los dos du-
ros -+prometi6 solemnemente
Tony, que haIbfa sldo elegido,
deSde luego, director del circo
La gaceta., 1941-02-26
por unanimidad,

por unanimidad,
"A mediodfa, vestidos los cua-
tro nihos con sus trajes faran-
duleros, hicieron ell pdsdcatle
montados en- las beStias del cir
co.
No llevaban mdsica; y Tony
y Dick, con sus rostros enharina
dos, soplaban furiosamente sus
trompetas o redoblaban los tam
bores, que pendian de un flanco
de las cabalgaduras. cuya manse
dumbre asombraba a los aldea-
nos.
Abria la marcha Tony, llevan
do atado a la espalda a la name
ra de los chinos, un pequeno pos
tie, con un carton clavado, donde
Sc leian estas palabras, escritas
por los pequehos artistas en-
grandes carateres:
GRAN CIRC0 PARISIEN
MardValosos Artistas hfantleS
EspectdcaIo Runca visto.-
La gaceta., 1941-02-26

rA el dinero de uno de ellos para
la leche ell de otro para los gas
tos de propaganda.
Cada novena tendra un mini
mo de 13 ~peloteros y un maxine
de Is. Cuando ell director sea ju-
gador, Ell Unite sera de Is; Guam
do Ell director no juegue, Sc le
permitira Is jugadores y FL, con
un total de 16.
Los cuatro senoreS Delegates
votaron a favor de que ell precio
de entrada Sc aumente a 20 CEN
tavos, por los dos desafios. FL
problema de la distribution de-
dinero Sc terminara de discutir
la semana entrante.
La reunion del martes venide-
70 sc efectuara en- la Unione TIA
Llama.
lPor estar en- perfecto estado
Sc usaran los uniformes def ana
pasado.
La gaceta., 1941-02-26
MUNRO UN JOVEN PUGII
DEL PESO OMPLETO

Chicago, Feb. 26.-En una pc
lea verificada anoche en- esta ciI
dad, Arne Anderson, peso COM
pleto de Minneapolis, recibi6 un
fuerte punetazo de Lou Thomas,
de Indianapolis, Y muri6 sin re-
cobrar ell conocimiento Los me
dicos aseguran que un coagulo
de sangre en- ell coraz6n lie pro
dujo la muerte. Jose Triner, pre-
sidente de la Comisi6n Atletica
del Estado, lie telegrafi6 al go
bernador del Estado, Dwight
Green, enterandole de 10 sucedi-
do.
All. cadaver sc lie hizo la autop
STA por ell medico forense A. l..
Brodie, quien asegura que no hu
BIO hemorragia en- ell cerebro o lie
sion en- eli cuello.
La gaceta., 1941-02-26

ma parte del graderio habiase
aislado, dandole un caracter de
prefereRcia a causa de su buena
situaci6n.
Los pequenos artistas Sc vie
ron acogidcS con gran simpatia
" eSpectaci6n por ell vecindario
del pueblo, y al regresar al cir
co esperaron, distrayendo su
'hambre y su inquietud, la bora
de la function, sehalada para las
cuatro.
Era un domingo.
Mueho antes de la bora sena-
lada para la function, los alre-
'dedoreS del establecimiento es-
taban inundados por una null
titud vestida de fiesta, que de-
seaba penetrar en- Ell circo.
Dick y Norma Sc situaron en-
la puerta, descorriendo la cUrti
ma para que entrara Ell pdblico.
No habia biIletes.
Ill que guerra situarse en- pre-
La gaceta., 1941-02-26

ferencia, soltaba en- la puerta
sus dos reales, y seguia las indi-
caciones que lie daba Dick o la
guapa Norma, para llegar, bor-
deando la pista, hasta los tablo-
mes situados junto a la puerta
por donde iban a salir los artis-
tas infantiles.
La mayoria del pGblico, no
hay que decirlo, quedabase en-
la entrada general, abundance
los nihos y las mujeres.
Tony y Ketty hacian de AGO.
modadores, fingiendo al hablar,
como Sus dos companeritos, ell
tonO engolado Y el acento un tan
to estropajosO y dificil de los
extranjeros al hablar ell espahol.
iNo halbia que olvidar que e.
Hos eran ingleses..., aunque no
hablaban Ell ingles, por haberse
eriadO recorriendo el mundo!...
De este modo, Tony y su com
.pahia, a~costumbrados a percibir
La gaceta., 1941-02-26
COURT "A GANO LA
OCTAVA CABRERA

Era Ell favorito "Court Drama
en- la octava carrera de anoche,
e hizo honor a sus apostadores,
pasando la meta en- ell primer lu-
gar. Judy Bigger entr6 EN- ell Sc
gundo puesto. Los boletos del
vencedor sc pagaron a SIS, So y
$3.50.
La combination de la apuesta
doble, canada por Tough Luck
y Sunny's Pet, obtuNo una re :
compensa de $111.60.
Sc han ~inscripto para la octa-
va carrera de hoy, Ohio Laddie,
Boston Harbor, Frisco Slim,
Pretty Bad, Chickamauga, Emp
ty Pockets, Heavy Lorrie y Hell
lenic.
La gaceta., 1941-02-26
TABLAS LA PELEA ENTIRE
LOSADA Y ROSE

Clearwater, Fab. 25. -Tablas
6eclararon anoche les jueces la
pelea entire ell meiicano Cecilio
LcSada y Buddy Rose. peso me-
diano de Sarasota. Fue Ell segun
do combate de los dos, en- la are
ma local. Cecilio gan6 Ell prime
no, por decision,
"Ciol6n" DiaZ, de Tampa, ven
ci6 en- Ell semifinal a Johnny Art,
IN muchacho local. Ell programa
result6 del agrado del pGblico.
La gaceta., 1941-02-26
ACUPERDOS TOMAD0S A
NOCHE POR LA LIGA IN
TERSOCIAL

La Liga Intersocial Sc reunio
anoche en- la sala de los Caballe-
ros Leales de America, Novena
avenida Y Gale 16.
Asistieron todos los senores
delegates, subdelegados y MEM
bros del Executive.
Sc acord6 empezar la tempo
rada ell domingo 6 de abril.
Dos series Sc jugaran, como
en- amos anteriores. La primera
sera de Is dobles juegos y la Sc
gunda de IL dObles, con un total
de q.
De esos q juegos. Sc destina-
La gaceta., 1941-02-26

Fueron aver "apaciguados"
los Rojos de Cincinnati e MIA reu
MON verificada en- Ell City Hall.
Tcdas las ouejas del v~eterano
Bill McKechnie fueron atendi-
das Y en- ell terreno Sc pondran q
TRAFALGAR, inmediatamente, otros
% hombres mas.
Sc acord6 hacer una demOstra
ci6n p1blica a los Rojos, en-
Plant Field, ell 7 de mario. GUAM
do Sc efectuara un desafio con
los Medals Coloradas de Boston.
Ell alcalde Sc comprOmeti6 q
dar los brazos necesarioS para
que ell terreno quede arreglado
de modo perfecto y dentro de
pocos dias. Todos los soldados
del ejercito podran entrar pa
gando solamente Is cts.
I'm Comite tendra a su cargo
organizar ell acto del dia Z y Ia
venta de billetes de entrada...
Los tickets de Is cts. solo po-
dram ser usados por los hom-
bres de uniforme.
Eel comite nombrado sc reuni-
"a hoy, al mediodia, en- Ell Hotel
Tampa Terrace.
La gaceta., 1941-02-26
DEPORTES
TORNEO DE AJEDREZ
EN- TAMPA

Una reunion para organizar
ell torneo annual del Tampa Chess
Club, Club de Ajedrez de Tam
pa, Sc efectuara ell jueves, dia
q, a las ocho de la noche, en- el
edificio de los J6venes Cristia-
nos.
A. Montana, Ell secretario, nos
ruega citemos a todos los juga-
dores de ajedrez que deseen to-
mar parte en- Ell torneo.
No es necesario ser miembro
del Club para ingcribirse y optar
por los honores y premios que
sc ofreZcan.
La fedha del torneo sc anun-
clara dentro de pocos dias.
La gaceta., 1941-02-26
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
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his pulpit:
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La gaceta., 1941-02-26
La Gaceta Folletin No. ALP
TONIC SEGUNDO
IA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

DE todos understandable
Ketty-, creo que debieramos in
~geniarnos para poner bancos.
u Como?
-lCalla, Si!-sigui6 diciendo
Dick. Traigamos algdn tronco
de arbol, o pidamos prestadas
tablas en- una carpinteria. Las
apoyaremos en- piedras.
mo nos las prestaran,
-Digamos que pagaremOs 10
que sea deSpues de la function.
-Muy bien pensado.
-Vamos al pueblo to y 20.
Dick.
%
Los nihos se acercaron de nue.
La gaceta., 1941-02-26

En- San Antonio, Texas, Sc en-
fireman los Browns de Sa Luis y
las Abejas de Boston. Los Pira-
tas estan en- San Bernardino, los
Atleticos en- Anaheim y los Me-
dias Blancas en- Pasadena.
Las novenas de las grandes
ligasl estan diStribuidas, para
las practicas, en- esta forma: un
team en- la Habana, nueve en-
Florida y Ell resto en- California.
La gaceta., 1941-02-26

Debo informarle a Joe Rodri-
guez, del Tampa Leaier", que
la Junta de Recreo de la ciudad
de Tampa SOLO cobra a la Liga
Intersocial, como alquiler por
los desafios del domingo, cinco
pesos por cada dos juegos.
Por los "a juegos de las dos
series, la ciudad cobra 100 ITO
letes''.
81 Joe quiere s'gunos jetalles
mas, podemcs darselcs para que
sc evita ell escribir dando a en-
tender 10 que no hay.
La gaceta., 1941-02-26
NOTAS DE LOS CAMPAMEN
TOS DE PRACTICAS

Los Yankees dieron aver la no
ticia, en- San Petersburg, de ha-
Der vendido a las Abejas de Bos-
tin, Liga Nacional, los servicios
de su "inicialista'', Babe Dahl
gren Sc dara esa posici6n a
John Sturm, de Is, amos, que ju-
g6 con el Kansas City en- 1910 y
bate6 con I'm promedio de 312.
La gaceta., 1941-02-26

Jose Rodriguez Alvarez, 80, Y
Maria Luisa Valdes, SO; Jose Pc
rez M6ndez, 81, y Bernardina
Marie Fairchild, 20; John S. AL
dee Locke, 81, Y Goldie Katheri-
ne Allen, 81 Ralph Phillips, %,
y Clara Cato, %; Dee Vance
Brown, "a, y Margaret Rose Ma
ry Wells, 20.
La gaceta., 1941-02-26

Bill Terry espera que Ell catch
er banning Sc una a los Gigan-
ties en- esta semana. Harry ha
salido de Los Angeles y llegara
Ell jueves a Miami. Sc lie ha o.
La gaceta., 1941-02-26

Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por Kin g
Hardware, ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-02-26

Gigantes y Dodgers comenza-
ran una serie de tres desafios,
eli viernes, en- la Habana. Regre-
saran a Miami, ell lunes, los hom
bres de Terry.
Despues de jugar con los Gil
gantes, Leo Durocher enfronta-
"a a sus hombres con una move
ma Guiana.
La gaceta., 1941-02-26

como tOdos los a~rtistas, ell pulse
del pdbIico antes de la function,
por pequenos detalles, Sc daban
cuenta ahora de que reinalba un
ambiente de inmensa simpatia
hacia ellos.
La gaceta., 1941-02-26
Ell circo Sc nenaba.

Tony, seguido de Ketty, Sc a.
cercaban de veg en- cuando a sus
compaheros de la puerta, reco-
giendo en- una talega que habia
servido para Ell pienso del caba-
Ito, los gratos puhados de calde-
rilla que iba prcduciendo la en-
trada.
Y los nihos cambiaban entire
ST miradas de una dicha pro-
funda, de esa satisfaction que
produce ell exito cuando 10 pro-
porciona un trabajo honrado. Y
que les llenaban los ojos de Ia
grimas furtivas, haciendoles
parpadear fuertemente
La gaceta., 1941-02-26

Sc lie do aver a Hank Green
berg, en- Detroit, la classification
l, a pesar de que como pelote-
70 CANA $4,000 al ano.
Greenberg ha sugerido Sc ie
coloque en- la clase 2, pero opin6
10 c~ontrario la Junta del Servi-
clio Selectivo.
Els possible que Sc lie concada
hasta octubre para incorporar-
La gaceta., 1941-02-26

Aver Sc lie hizo a Ernesto
lombard, por q a ministrador
del Cincinnati la oferta defini-
tiva en- cuanto q sueldo.
Ell club lie ofrece abonarle
$1,000 mas sobre Ell sueldo del
ano pasado, lombard estima
que es Unacceptable.
La gaceta., 1941-02-26

frecido i'm sueSdo de $4,000;
pero 81 demanda una cantidsd
mayor.
La gaceta., 1941-02-26
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La gaceta., 1941-02-26

A cold cough seriously endangers
you, your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
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La gaceta., 1941-02-26

Miss Ketty q Miss Norma, Ecu
yereS, equilibristas, transfor-
mistaS. -Tong q Dick: Gimnqs-
tds, clounS, atletGs, saltadOres.
Premtos en- LoRdres, Nueva
York, Parts D MdrSeua. Burros
D perrOs Sabios. "NaeUa York"
cGbdllo dmdestrGdo.-Las nilas
UOlddordS.- Los nidOs ohinos.
iTodos al circo PariSi6n: Prefe-
renciG, dos %reales, entradG gene
raj, o nt1oS, I'm real! Esta tarde
q eSta noche, dos grundes fun-
Clones"
La gaceta., 1941-02-26
Con Ell bate, la Mascota y los EspejuelCs
{POr Tira . Cuarta)

sc al ejercito. De su distrito va
han sido llamados unos 300 HON
bres y 6l tiene ell ndmero 621.
La gaceta., 1941-02-26

Como vemos, los pequehos he
roes habian imitado los ~carteles
que Monsieur RenardI Nevada
impresos y que Sc pega5an en-
las esquinaS en- cuanto Ia Com
pahia negaba a un pueblo.
Tony y Dick habian dispues-
to la division del circo, de acuer-
do con Ell carpintero; una peque-
La gaceta., 1941-02-26
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La gaceta., 1941-02-26
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La gaceta., 1941-02-26

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La gaceta., 1941-02-26

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La gaceta., 1941-02-26

Los nihOs Sc acercarOn de nue.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-05-16
LYNN SAYS:

Games may or may not be the
type Of entertainment your crowd
will enjoy. Just in case-here
are few suggestions:
AS soon as guests arrive, they
receive a card with the name
Of food printed on II. Each
player must then find someone
with the card with the name that
combines with the name on his
own card. Suggested names are
liver and bacon; apple pie and
cheese; sauerkraut and wieners;
brown bread and baked beans;
ham and eggs; bread and but
ter; doughnuts and coffee; steak
and onions; hot dogs and mus
tard. This game may be used in
choosing supper partners.
Sardine-Some guest is chosen
to be IT." and is given FIVE min
utes to hide in a spot large enough
to hold several people. At the end
OF FIVE minutes everyone else goes
in search Of at" When one guest
finds at" he hides in the same
spot and before long the hiding
place Is packed. The first person
unable to squeeze in is ct"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-05-16

than sensible people possess is q
mystery. 1t is fact emphasized
throughout history.-Hertzler.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-05-16

ONE pattern, but two distinct
~ fashions-that's what you'll
receive when you send for design
No. 1351-B. And what attractive
new sports fashions they are, too!
One is a well-tailored play suit,
with becomingly fiared shorts,
dart-ftted, easy waistline and con-
vertible neckline finished with a
notched collar, like shirtwaist.
The other is a princess pinafore
with sunback and buckled Shout
der straps. When little Miss 8-to-
10 dons the jumper over her play
suits, with the collar fastened de-
murely close to the throat, she's
dressed for runabout. And of
course she can wear the jumper
alone, as sun-frock, when sum-
mertime comes.
Both halves Of this very gener-
GUS pattern are easy for the in
experienced mothers to make, and
by repeating it in different materi-