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La gaceta., 1941-08-30

Use encuentra ESpana en- la
lista de conquistas nazis para
tonvertirla en- punto de alta
que cotra Gibraltar Y ell Afri-
ca del Norte frances?
Personals que merecen Gre
ditto Y que acaban de salir de
Espaha, asi 10 aseguran, ba-
sando su conviction en- obser-
vacioneS terminante e iformes
obrenidos de dficiales espano-
les Y de oficiales expediciona-
rios nazis, dentro de Espana y
EN- ell MarruecoS Espanol,
Estas personals informan
que los preparaitvos, tanto en-
10 que respec.a a cuessiones
"politicas" como militares, en-
Espaha, han sido terminadas
Y que la caida de Moscu sera
la senal para laentrada EN- Es-
pana. La campana nazi EN- Es
pana estara sincronizada, 81
los avances en- Russia 10 permi
ten, con la marcia nazi hacia
ell Caucaso.
Estos detalles estan de a
cuerdo con mis- propias obser-
vaciones. Indican hasta que
grado sc encuentra operando
como factor la fuerza militar
nazi para e%jercer preston so
bre Vichy y obtener la colabo
raci6n completa de las colo
Mas africans.
Mis- "fuentes' calculan que
hay 40, 600 soldados nazis es-
pecializados, con una alta pro
porci6n de oficiales estableci-
dos en- la propia Espana.
Siete mil de estos son de los
que Sc quedaron despu6s de la
guerra civil. Ell resto han sido
.etidos desde que estuvo de
ALI Heinrich Himmler,
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

Sc acerca una nueva crisis
para la industrial tabacalera.
Amos de calma y tranquilidad
Ina tenido la ciudad de Tampa
Ell trabajador ha venido ayu:
dando en- la lucha contra las ma
quinas y la disminuci6n del con
sumo; pero va no puede seguir
aguantando ell peso de la car
ga.
La carestia de la vida lie obi
ga a demandar mejores precios
en- ell vitolaje.
FL cesto de where's que antes
lie costaba cinco o seis d6lares
ahora lie cuesta ocho o nueve.
Tiene el las pruebas irrefu-
tables.
Cuando en- otras industries
los obreros ganan substanciosos
jornales.... "poder de compras"
es ahora menor, en- un 1919 que
en- 1910 Y los amos anteriores
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

Las elecciones primarias Sc
afectuaran ell martes.
Analice a los candidates, sd
presente v pasado, Y vote segdn
lie aconSeje SO derecho.
Las maquinas Y los hombres
honestos en- los colegios ofrecen
al sufragio s6lidas "garantias
de seguridad".
Pasaron aquellos tristfsimos
amos de los fraudes al por ma
yor.
Bajaron las acciones die dos
"reretidores", "reIlenadores" y
los caballeros que dominaban
las bcletas por medic del i'm
puesto electoral.
iGanara su candidate, 81 OBJ
tiene la mayoria de los votos de-
positados...
Antes CANADA ell que mas
trampas hacfa y mas dinerC
repartia entire los "picarOnes' |!
La gaceta., 1941-08-30
LOS SCUBDIT0 SINGLESES
SERAN ~EVACUADOS DEL
JAPO N

Toxic, agosto 30.-La emba-
jada inglesa anunci6 hoy que ha
c~ompletado los preparativos pa
ra que un barco ingl6s recoja en-
un puerto japones a todos los
sdditos de su pals. Las relacio.
mes entire ell Jap6n, Estados U
nidos e Inglaterra no han per
dido su gravedad.
Calcdlase que hay mas do
1000 ingleses, 0 in~dividuos cor
la ciudadania britannica, en- todi
la naci6n.
AL presente ell gobierro japo.
mes tiene vueltOs sus ojos ha.
ella las relaciones con Estados
Unidos. ACADIA de llegar a es-
ia capital Ell Sr. Kanane Waka-
supi, ministro en- Washington,
quien inmediatamente pas6 a
conferenciar con ell almirante
Toyoda. FL embajador nortea-
mericano no pasara ell fin de Sc
mana fuera de la capital.
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

Londres, agosto. 30.-Los pc
ri6dicos de Roma Sc r~efieren
hoy a la escasez de abasteci-
mientos Y dicen qupe hay album
dancia de where's, perO que eI
problema del petr6leo sin el
G al no pueden funcionar
los tanques y aviones, Sc agu-
diza por momentos.
Mussolini ma convenidO con
Hitler en- facilitarle tOdos los
hombres que necesite y tambien
material de guerra. Muchos sol
dados italianos y obreros seran
puestos a disposition del man
do aleman.
Las naciones del Eje, a juz-
gar por las noticias de Roma, sc
proponen agregar Portugal y
Turquia al "nuevo orden', te-
miendo una invasion de parte
de Inglaterra 0 Estados Uni
dos.
Noticias de la Radio nazi a.
nuncian Ell hundimiento de 43,
y posiblemente 81, transportes
rusos en- ell Colo de Finlandia'
ademas de un crucero, cuatrQ
destructores y 9 barredoes de
minas
Antonio Eden, ell ministro
de negocios extranjeros, en- un
discurso pronunciado en- Coven.
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

Debemos reconocer todos que
la situaci6n de la industrial Ia
bacalera requiere los servicios
de "un medico chino.
Ell fabricante asegura que
sus ganancias son muy peque-
nas,, exfguas ,casi infinitesima-
les...
Mantiene ell obrero, y lie eS
muy facil probarlo, que lie han
disminuido en- las bOdegas y
carnicerias, sin desearlo los bo-
degueros Y los carniceros, un
treinta por ciento del modesto
contenido del "sobre" semanal
No podemos autnentar-
grita el fabricante.
Mo puedo yo morirme de
hambre-contesta ell trabaja.
dor.
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

Washington, agosto 30.-Ea
comite de hacienda del senado
aprob0 aver, en- principle, la
nueva ley de impuestos que Sc
espera lleve al tesoro nacional
3,672,4 400, 900. FL cOmite convi-
no, unanimemente, en- una mo-
ci6n que solo acepta enmiendas
tecnicas. Creese que la discus
sion comenzara, en- ell senado, ell
pr6ximo microbes. La medida
rebaja las exenciones para los
hombres casados desde $1,000 a
$1,000 y para los solteros des-
de $500 a $780,
Washington, agosto 30.-Po-
ca importancia Sc concede en-
las esferas ofieiales a la entire
vista de cinco dias que acaban
de efectuar, en- un lugar no men
cionado, los dictadores Hitler y
Mussolini. La propaganda ale
mana necesitaba de una confe-
rencia de esta clase para "con-
testar" a la reciente fructifera
conferecn entire ell presidente
Roosevelt y ell primer ministro
Churchill.
Los bien enterados sostienen
rue Hitler lie sehal6 a Mussoli-
nj 10 que debe hacer, consideran
do que ell ejercito aleman ten
dra una campaha de invierno
en- Russia.
Washington, agosto 3O.-El
presidente Roosevelt le hablara
el lunes a la naci6n, con motive
del Dfa de los TrabajadOi es..
Es possible que Ell jefe de estado
81 rufiera q las nuevas negocia'
La gaceta., 1941-08-30
RAY ROBINSON PUSO A
D0RMIR A GUGGINO

New York, agosto 30.-Con
TN peso de 1879 libras. Ray Rob
inson, de Harlem, venci6 por
noeaut tecnico en- ell tercer asal-
to, a Carl GUggino, de Tampa.
Una furiosa lluvia de golpeS
&c izluierda y dereeha produ-
0 la cuenta de nueve.
Robinson arrincon6 despueS
i su enemigo. en- la esquina net
raj, Y sobre las sogas lie peg6
duramente,
Arthur Donovan, ell arbitro,
Sc interpuso cuando va Guggi.
no no podia seguir resiStiendo.
Joe Baynes, de Brooklyn, de.
Iot6 por puntos a Danny Cox
'e Harlem.
La gaceta., 1941-08-30
Roma c%onfiesa que ell eje SURE
por la escasez de petroleo
Mussolini lie ha prometido a Hitler mandarle
siervos y material de guerra.
Discourse del ministro Antonio Eden

try manifesto que la production
de material de guerra por par
te de la Gran Bretana, sus ALA
dos y Estados Unidos contin1a
siendo inferior a. las necesida-
des. "Estas necesidades crece-
ran a MEDIA que la marea de la
guerra Sc extienda hasta en-
COLLAR a TODD ell mundo'.
"Inglaterra debe hacer fren-
te a sus demands y las de las
fuerzas combatientes de Russia.
Es una llamada al deber, a la
cual tenemos la sagrada obliga-
chm de responder.
La gaceta., 1941-08-30
CIUDADANO ACUSAD0 DE
MALTRATAR A SU HiIJA

FL fiscal del condado Joseph
r. Williams, present6 aver un
escrito, en- la corte de 10 cri-
minal, acusando a r. ID. Groom,
de Plant City, de castigar cruel
mente a una menor.
Groom en- un case investigate
por el teniente fiscal Fisher,
maltrat6 brutalmente a un hi
10, de IA amos, porque este lie
dijo que no simpatizaba con
su madrastra.
Asistieron a la nina medicos
de esa ciudad vecina,
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

Este peri6dico no Sc publica-
"a ell luneS.
Descansamos en- estal casa,
como 10 hici6ramos en- los 1lti-
mos 20 amos, ell Dia de los Ira
bajadores.
Els un dia dedicado a honrar
a los ciudadanos que Sc ganan
Ia vida con sus manoS o con sGs
desvelos mentales.
Al fundarse la RepGblica Es-
pamela Sc dijo que eStaba com
puesta "por trabajadores de to-
da clase".
A los trabajadores de toda
clase saludamos hoy sabado
para que repercuta ell lunes, el
Dia de tOdos.
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

Ell obrero de las fabricas quie
re paz Y trabajo; pero su fa--
milia depende de los pesitos que
commandments CANA.
"Pacificamente' lie han con-
vertido EN- nueve pesos, mediar
tie las injustas subidas de pre-
clos, los dOce que CANA.
Claro esta que ell fabricante
no alter6 esos precios; pero e.
trabajador, en- brega conti'
nua, no tiene mas "Srma de de-
fensa' que solicitar mayor re
tribuci6n por los cigarros que
elabora.
La gaceta., 1941-08-30
Dfa de los trabajadores...

Las grandes ruedaS de la ma
quinaria nacional funcionan
dia v noche, menos Ell lunes.
EstamOs fabricando materia
les para la defensa de Ia Ameri-
ca v de los puebios acometidos,
en- Europa y Asia, por Ell despo-
tismo carlo" y amarillo.
Hay que unT a los hombres
libres de toda clase y desarro-
liar la fuerza que aplaste a lps
tot~alitarios y sus gobiernos IT,
ranicos...
ida de los trabajadores...
que Hitler, Mussolini y Franco
no conseguidan destruir!
La gaceta., 1941-08-30
Dfa de los trabajadores.

Dfa de los trabajadores...
Que sus pesetas, hermano O.
brero, no caigan en- las manos
de Mateo Wohl.
Ayude a los obreros ingleses
Y rusos; pero no permita que
Mateo, aquel reaccionario enc
migo de la causa del pueblo es-
panol, administre sus realities.
iMande su ayuda a traves de
Fcanales" mas limpios, manos
encenagados...!
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

(Durante un viaje que hizo
hace POGO a Europa este CO.
rresponsal de guerra estadou-
nidense, obtuvo informeS de
fuenteS diplomaticas solven-
,es, de que Espana seria ocupa-
da por los naziS).
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

Tenemos junto a la maquini-
la una carta que ACADIA de lie
gar de Palermo, Stella.
Ell sello de la carta, de l25
liras, ostenta Ia cabaza de Mus
solini, en- ell lado derecho, y Ia
cabeza de Hitler, en- Ell lado IL
quierdo.
liza mejor prueba de que TIA
liza no es Otra cosa que una CO.
lonia nazil
La gaceta., 1941-08-30
PERECIO UN AUDITOR
VECINO DE TAMPA

Crestyiew, agosto 30.-Un au
ditor del departamento de carre
teras del estado, William A.
Branron, de AZ ah5s, peroci6
cerca de aoui al volcarse 80
autom6vil. Era vecino de Tam
pa y residia en- el 1905 de la ca
lie EstrsIla, en- Palma Ceia, Sc
La gaceta., 1941-08-30
HUNDIDO I'm DESTRUC.
TOR INGLES

Roma, agosto 30.-El alto
mando italiano anuncia que un
submarine fascista hundi6 en- ell
Atlantico un moderno destruc-
tor ingl6s, del tipo del Ger
vis". Tn vapor de carga fue a.
veriado por los disparos de la
a~rtilleria alemana contra ell
puerto de Tobruk, en- Libia.
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

Trabajadores de toda clase..,
Una Erase feliz que produjo re
pugnancia a los reaccionarios
de TODD ell mundo... "a los reac-
cionarios de toda clase".
Declaraba Espana que era
una naci6n de trabajadores, no
de senoritoS, caciques y holga-
zanes... y los detestan la santi-
dad del trabajo empezaron a
conspirar contra la Repdblica.
Y para derribarla Sc fusiona-
ron, en- Julio de 1886, "los ban
didos de toda clase"...
La gaceta., 1941-08-30
CHUNGAS Y No CHUNGAS
Dia de los Trabajadores. = Una crisis. = Que
Mateo no Sc divierta. = Italia, colonia de Hitler
Sci Medico Chino"

Los sellos de Alemania no
'exhiben" la fiesta" de Mus
solini.
Ell fasciSmo es la antitesis de
aquella Italia que Garibaldi a.
yud6 a liberar.
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

hallaba en- camIno de Tallahas-
see, donde iba a reunirse con
So esposa, Ethel Jane Steel, a.
bogado de Tampa,
La gaceta., 1941-08-30
r. MARCIAL EN- IRAN

Londres, agosto 30.-de Ina
declarado la ley marcial en- Te-
heran la capital de Iran.
FL ministro de la guerra Sc
ha hecho cargo del mando.
La gaceta., 1941-08-30
.Observese a Espana 81 cae MoscG
en- manos de los Alemanes
POR N

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Real Estate for Sale

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HOME AND INCOME
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YOUNG BUSINESS girl has spsrtmsn
70 shzre nAin sooi. evening".
Evening star., 1941-10-23

weeks ago that the administration
was adhering to the freedom of the
seas doctrine in the Pacific in gen.
eral and with regard to Vladivostok
in particular.
The goods that are on their way
to Boston and Archangel are being
bought under effective credits total
ing more than S46000,000 advanced
to the Soviet from the R. F. c. and
the Treasury stabilization fund.
Whether Russia will share in lend
lease is still an issue here.
Jesse Jones, Federal loan admin
istrator, announced yesterday that
the Russian government now had
drawn S46,48l.4 .450 of the s50000,000
advance payment authorized by the
Defense Supplies Corp. as part pay
ment on a 100000, 900 purchase of
Russian minerals.
Haven't Sought More Cash.
Mr.. Jones said that although the
Russians had nearly exhausted the
advance authorization, they had not
asked for any more cash, and, there
fore, the Defense Supplies Corp. had
taken no steps to increase the
amount available.
Mr.. Jones also said that he had
discussed the Russian situation with
w. Averell Hartman, head of the
recent American mission to Mos
cow, but declined to disclose what
Mr.. Hartman told him. He said,
however, that Mr.. Hartman brought
back no further request for aid from
the Federal Loan Agency.
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Russian
Continued From First Page)

dium and heavy tanks. The Rus
slams were said to have met the
German onslaught with repeated
counterattacks of their own.
Now fighting Is going on in the
city streets" Tass quoted the lives
tia correspondent. "Anti-tank OBJ
stacles and barricades are being
erected in the streets. Squares are
furrowed by trenches. The struggle
goes on for every inch of Soviet
land-for every street, for every
house. Some city blocks have
changed hands several times"
Izvestia said that more than 5000
Germans had been killed and in
jured as Kalinin became a battle
ground, and that the Russians had
destroyed "a tanks, Is armored cars,
100 trucks and numerous pieces of
field artillery.
On the Ukraine front, Soviet dis
patches reported the outbreak of
fierce new fighting at the approaches
to the Crimea Peninsula, site of
Russia's big Black Sea naval base
of Sevastopol.
Besides dropping troops behind
the Red Army lines, German planes
were reported bombing Moscow day
Evening star., 1941-10-23
stassen Advises 6. 0. P.
How 10 Be Peace Party
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 23-Gov. Hsr-
old E. Stassen of Minnesota, who
favors outright repeal of the Neu-
trality Act, urged Republicans last
night to be "the peace party not
through heads in the sand policy
but by fortnight pioneering in
working out the means of keeping
the peace"
Declaring "it is clear that this
country cannot have two foreign
policies" the Minnesota Republican
said in chain broadcast before
the Ripon Republican Club here:
I'm the more immediate future we
should not only shun obstructive
tactics but We should seek con-
stantly to make constructive sug-
gestions to the party now in power.
- Fortnight measures should be
taken at once to check imitation.
Once this wild horse starts to gallop,
1t leaves a terrific destruction in its
path.
"Non-defense Federal expendi-
lures should be cut 20 per cent and,
concurrently, all State and local
governments should cut non-defense
expenditures 20 per cent. +" - A
general Nation wide agreement
should be worked out through ne
gotiations with the leaders of labor,
establishing fair wage ceilings"
Evening star., 1941-10-23
FOUND.

YOUNG CAT, back and tail tabby coiored.
front and paws white. vic. st. Johns
Church. 18th 81. NV NO. 1924
BRING OR REPORT ABANDONED, STRAY
ANIMALS to Animal Protective Association,
5000 Wheeler I'd. Sc AT 7142 Present
facilities limited TO that cIass only
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Six Drowned as Tuq
0verturns in Effort
To Float Freiehter
Men Trapped in Bunks;
Eight Others Tossed Into
River Are Rescued
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Oct. 23-Six crew
members of the tug America,
trapped in their hunks when the
vessel capsized at am. today dur
ing an attempt to free the grounded
freighter B. F. Jones, drowned in
the Detroit River.
Capt. Ralph Millard, manager of
the Toledo Office of the Great Lakes
Towing Co., who suffered chest in
juries, Capt. Raymond Damas of the
America and six other crewmen who
were on deck when the mishap oc-
CURED, were tossed into the river
but were rescued.
The America, which came from
Toledo TO move the Jones from a
mud bank near Peche Island at the
edge of the channel from Lake st.
Clair into the Detroit River, turned
over suddenly. and the six sleeping
crewmen had no chance to escape.
Were Pulling in Tandem.
Capt. Herbert Fairfield of the
Jones, which is owned by the Inter-
state Steamship Co. of Cleveland,
said the America and the tug Ore
gon were pulling in tandem, trying
to shift the anchor of the Jones.
The Oregon was leading, with
steel cable to the America, which
had large hawser on the anchor
chain.
They were both pulling very
hard" said Capt. Fairfield. The
America gave a sudden lurch and
then she went over. She went all
the way over. She pulled up out
of the water when she got back to
an even keel, but I guess there was
too much water in the hold. She
sank right away"
He said he believed the America,
caught in the strain between the
Oregon and the anchor, was pulled
out of the water and turned, over
like a cork on a tightly drawn
string.
List Of Victims.
The men drowned were Harry
Lamb. Toledo; Fred King, Toledo;
Frank Mcpherson. Port Huron,
Mich: Nelson Whine, Toledo; Ray
Paul and William De Forrest, both
Of Sault Ste. Marie.
Rescued and taken to Toledo
aboard the oregon were Capt. Mil
lard, Capt. Damas, John Herman,
Milwaukee; Edward Thrombley, De-
troit; George Bunker, Toledo: Wal
ter Vizneau. Toledo, and John A.
Miller, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Evening star., 1941-10-23

and night in an attempt to soften
up Russian morale
The Germans admitted, however,
that Soviet troops were battling with
stubborn ferocity and that Nazi
divisions freed after mopping-up op-
erations Oh the Bryansk battlef1elds
had been sent up as reinforcements
for the immediate drive on Moscow
In the south. NaZi dispatches said
900 German tanks had led the as
sault against Soviet defenses of the
Crimea.
The Moscow radio said 5000 Ger
mans and Rumanians were killed in
one phase of big push against the
Crimea, peninsular Soviet republic
which was by-passed by most of the
southern German armies in the
drive east from the Dnieper toward
the Donets Basin.
Presumably the recent fall OF
Odessa permitted Adolf Hitler to
transfer soldiers who had occupied
the siege lines there to bolster the
attack on the Perekop Isthmus con-
Meeting the Crimea and the Russian
mainland. :.
Germans said the attackers had
occupied two villages on the 18th
mus, Perekop and Armyansk.
Pravda declared the defenders-pro-
tecting Sevastopol and offering a
threat to German supply lines so
long as they hold out-were striking
back hard
A Soviet communique broadcast
by the Moscow radio acknowledged
Red Army withdrawal from Ha-
ganrog, Azov Sea port claimed by
Berlin last week end, but declared
Germans and Rumanians had lost
$4,000 men in killed and wounded
there.
In squirt of fighting before Len
ingrad, the Germans were declared
to have taken 1900 prisoners and
33 fame throwers from a Russian
division.
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Commons Laborite
Demands Churchill
Get Rid Of Halifax
Bevun Charges Envoy
/, Let Hitler Know Britain
Couldn't Aid Russiu
Hy the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 23-Lord Halifax
British Ambassador to the United
States, was the target Of a vigorous
attack by Laborite Aneurin Bevan
in a war debate today in the House
of Commons.
Referring to remarks attributed
TO the Ambassador on his return to
the United States on October l, just
before the great German attack
west Of Moscow, Mr.. Bevan said:
Lord Halifax informed Hitler in
the plaineSt possible language when
he was assembling his troops to
attack Russia that he need fear
no attack from us.
How far is a statement of that
kind-when Hitler is gathering his
forces-from high treason?
THE Prime Minister must get rid
of some of these men or they will
drag him down with them.
The time has come for the re-
construction of the government and
reconsideration of its policy"
On New York, October l, Hall
fax, asked whether Britain had
enough troops to form a bridge
head across the Channel, replied:
:. C"The fact that it has not been
( done is proof that those who can
judge best think the time is not
ripe for it,
: William GALLAGHER, only Commu-
hist member of Commons, followed
up Mr.. Bevan's attack:
I'VE betrayed the people of this
country when we betrayed the peo-
pie of Spain and Czecho- -Slovakia.
The men who did that are still in
The government and they have got
10 be cleared oul-Halifax, Marges-
son (war secretary and Moore
Brazazon minister of aircraft pro-
duction)."
Mr.. GALLAGHER complained that he
had been unable to catch the speak,
ers eye.
Am to take it. Mr.. Speaker, that
you are unable to see red?" he asked.
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Hirunumu Has Audience
With Jupun's Emperor

TOXIC, Oct. 23.-Baron Kiichiro
Hiranuma, who was wounded in an
assassination attempt August IA, had
an audience with the Emperor this
morning. thanking the throne for its
gifts and sympathy.
Hiranuma, who was vice premier
in the recent cabinet of Prince Fu-
mimaro Konoye, has recovered
rapidly despite his rs years.
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Alumni ConsuItunts

Margaret J. Stats of 1923 Twen-
ty-fifth place NE, and Paul E.
Reichardt, 1916 Bruce street, Alex
andria, are newly appointed alumni
consultants of Drexel Institute of
Technology and will attend the
homecoming of the college in Phila-
delphia this week end.
Evening star., 1941-10-23
Controllers to Hear Talk

Organization and purpose of the
Federal Reserve System will be ex-
planned to members of the Con-
trollers Institute of America, Tues
day, by Bray Hammond, chief of
publications and correspondence for
the Reserve Board. He will speak
after $50 pm. dinner meeting at
the Carlton Hotel.