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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
Burned Dancer Is
Slightly Improved

The condition Of Miss Tonic
Marlowe, 21-year-old carnival
dancer, who was burned severely
Saturday night when her cello
phane hula skirt caught fire while
she was standing near an electric
heater, was described as slightly
improved" Monday at ST. Joseph S
hospital.
She was burned while warming
herself by the heater in a dress
ing room, a few hours after she
had joined the carnival in South
Tacoma. Two members OF the
carnival staff were slightly burned
trying to put out the flames,
which were smothered finally by
other members.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13

To provide for additional de-
lenses at the mouth Of the Column
bia river. the war department
Monday had title TO 40 acres of
land In Pacific county.
Following condemnation pro
ceedings filed In federal court
here Saturday. the war department
paid $4,000 and obtained immedi-
ate possession of the land, which
was state-owned.
The site Is near the Fort Column
bia military reservation. No details
were disclosed regarding specific
use OF the added tract.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
Council Approves
Street Vacation

The council concurred Monday
in the recommendation Of Works
Commissioner Bergersen approx
ing the petition Of Atlas Foundry
& Machinery Co. for vacation OF
Ash st. between the north line of
South Tacoma way and the al
ready vacated portion Of So. 30th.
The approval has two strings to
II. The vacation can be allowed
only after a public hearing for
which the date has not yet been
set. and before final action is
taken. the company must make an
agreement with the water depart
ment relative 10 watermains and
fire hydrant changes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
n. Y. CURB STOCKS
Closing Prices Furnished by
Dean Wtttef A Company
Tacoman Held for
Borrowing" Car

W. L. Reese. "a. of Sill Pacific
ave-. was held In the city Jail Mon
day for investigation Of auto theft,
He repeatedly borrowed the car
OF Rupert Norman spangler with
out his permission. and upon re-
turning II. he was unable 10 ex-
plain how the left fender was
damaged. The radio was missing
but was found later at the home
Of one Of Reese's friends. accord
ing to police. He said he had taken
the radio out 30 that II would not
be broken. police said he explained
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
Slick Stranger Gets
$40 From Attendant

A stranger outwitted Ed Sabol
Of $40 Sunday. Sabol. a service
station attendant at 4402 9Th ave. d.
said q man came TO the station
during the afternoon and asked
for $40 to bail a friend out Of
Jail. offering a $3.50 watch as
security.
Sabol gave him the money. hop
ing later TO get the mans license
number and report il to police.
But the stranger, besides being
fast talker." also was a fast
driver. He got away.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
,&H&aES
Tronsporters to Play Golf Bouquet:
Five Ships Here. Four More Scheduled

A friendly "feud" Of many
years standing. the annual goli
tournament between transporta.
ton club members Of Tacoma and
Seattle will be staged Friday aft
crnoon on the Fircrest course.
High point Of the day. however
will be the 18th hole session aft
erward In the Tacoma hotel.
As ex-officio host to the visiting
transporters. Hal r. Davis. presi-
dent of the local organization, an
nounced Monday the traditional
hostilities OF the links will be re-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13

ROME - Italian newspapers
seemed today to be preparing the
public for early United States in
PREVENTION in the war.
Messaggero in a large headline
said. United States intervention
Ia emily a question OF weeks or
DAYS"
United States intervention i'm
minent," was the headline In
Piccolo.
Popolo ID Roma said that while
Roosevelt prepared for interven-
ton. London plans to cede military
bases in South Africa to the Unit
ed States"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
I'll Health Blamed
For Man $ Suicide

Marlin Payne. 81. was found
dead Sunday morning at an auto
camp Al 640e So. Tacoma way
and police listed the death as a
suicide. with III health as the rea-
son. Fumes from a gas stove led
to the discovery of the body by
the owner of the camp. John A.
oLoughlin. of 64Os So. Tacoma
way.
Surviving are his mother. Mrs
Lillian Payne, one sister. Mrs,
Katherine Carlson. both OF Taco
ma, and one brother. c. Z. Payne
OF Emmett. Ida. Piper will an
nounee the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
Riddell Funeral
Services Are Held

Funeral services were held Mon
day for Crockett NJ. Riddell. rs
mayor Of Tacoma from 1918 10
1922, who died Saturday after a
years illness.
He was a major in the Wash
ington national guard and a for
mer referee in bankruptcy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13

Resolutions eulogizing the late
Crockett NJ. Riddell. world war
mayor of Tacoma and one-time
city attorney were adopted by the
city council Monday and a copy
was ordered sent to the family.
Riddell died Saturday. His fune-
raj Monday was attended by
Mayor Harry p. Cain, representing
the city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13

Motorists arrested for the week
end for minor traffic violations
included: George A. Foster, 5640
So. Park ave; Ray c. Mulholland,
2725 So. 18th St, and Robert A.
Rupe, 1910 So. Tacoma ave,
speeding; Clarence okeson. 2106
So. c st. improper parking: Frank
J. Pearsons, 1901 So. G st, no
arterial stop, and James f. Ras-
mussen. 1922 So. st. making q
L turn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
Pines Chopped Down
BY 10Th Engineers

South Tacoma Pines found the
10th Engineers Of Fort Lewis too
strong IN the bat department and
too fast in the pitching depart
ment Sunday. thus lost a 1874 de-
cision 10 The Soldiers at Robert
Gray field.
Cheered on by $50 rooters. the
Engineers raped out six home
runs. two by shortstop Budz and
eoasted In on the 14-strikeout
pitching u Karwales. The short
score.
10th Engineers .....,re n
So. Tacoma Pines 4 =
karVsleS snc sweat. Felsn,sr
wagner and Schlernan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
PoSTs S2s BAH

James Mcbride posted S25 bail
on a Negligent driving charge
Sunday after repeatedly hitting a
car during q traffic jam at Titlow
beach. Police said Mcbride r.
peatedly tried to forge ahead of
other cars. forcing them over 10
the other side OF the road.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
APPRoVl. PLANS

Revised plans for improvement
OF the So. 35th and NJ SITS. inter-
section by Strengthening have
been approved by the state high
way department. the council was
advised Monday. Approval was
extended to use of $500 Of state
gas tax funds allocated To Tacoma
for financing ths improvement as
q city street project.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
Carol 10 Await Events

HAMILTON. Bermuda-Former
King Carol II OF Rumania said
Monday he had chosen Cuba as his
future home because he had heard
1T is very delightful spot"
where he could have q comfort
able home and await events"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13

NEW 1Okk-ForelRn exchange
steady ; p. m. cable rates Monday
on major cnrrencies: England
4-0sis. off CO., Canada. tdollarl
.sT&. up .oo7-16: France franc
ozSi.. -00o2: Italy tiral .o505:
Finland tmarkkal -2i5: switrer-
iasd tfranel .2321As. off .000i
Sweden skrona1 1855. Japan tyenl
.2s46: Mexico tpssol .207o.
Transferable only L. S. treas
ury license.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
Officers Mess Hall
Planned al McChord

McCHORD FIEI.D-An officers
mess hall will be constructed here
soon at a cost OF $I6.0so. it was
announced Monday. The new mess
hall will be a part OF a x7.052. 140
program TO build 452 day rooms
and 107 officers mess halls in
camps all over the nation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
SOLDIERS DANCE THURSDAY

Due to changes in the training
schedule, the usual bi-weekly
dance for soldiers Of the 41st Di-
vision will Be held Thursday eve
ming in armory from $50 10 1880
O'Clock. Young women are invited
% attend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
HIT BY SOLDIERS

Rodney A. Spencer. IS, Of Seat
tie. was treated at the county hos
pital for a head injury suffered
when ne was hit by a bottle
welded by one of three colored
soldiers Sunday near penny
arcade at 1910 Pacific ave. The
soldiers fled before police arrived
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
Marriaqe
Ii;cenyes

Marriage license applications
have been flied with the Pierce
county auditor by Domino Bruce
las. IS. u. S. S. cilmer. Seattle
and Katherine Rossl. 81. Seattle;
wllho johnson. 30. 30 St Helens
ave. and Alice Mary Lien. rs
37I6 SO. 10th.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
Stock Market Volume Shows
Gain Over Friday Trading


MONDAY
stocks: Irreguiarly lower In
moderate trading.
Bonds Irregular; L. s. govern
mentz higher.
Curb Stocks: Irregular.
Cotton Easier.
Wheat: OFF "a 10 - cents q
bushel.
Corn; OFF = 10 IN cents.
Rubber: Up about y cent a
pound.
silver: Unchanged In New York.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
CANCEL BEER LICENSE

For selling beer 10 minors, the
license of Oks's grocery, 14ol So
Union ave. was cancelled by the
state LIQUOR board Monday. The
Mixing Bowl Tavern. Route I, Ia
coma. was given q 15-day suspen-
sion on a similar charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
II happy
Hi;rthday
MONDAY. MAY u

mONDA1s MAI IL
Lois l. Langdon. 4709 Port
land ave.
Carroll Adams, ass Broadway.
Caroline smailey. Edgewood.
Carroll Adams. asa Broadway.
Esther Oclsfen. 1890 No. Fife.
Jack n. Taft, RI. ], Box 2Si,
Tacoma, Wn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
Gas rAN AILoTMENT

The state highway department
advised city officials Monday that
the March allotment to Tacoma
out of state gas tax collections
amounted to S2i. 77S.1s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
FILES BANKRUPTCY

Lawrence w. Justice, 1913 So. K
st. Monday filed a petition IN
bankruptcy in federal court here.
listing debts totalling S1.S51.Ss and
no assets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
PORT CALENDAR

Although the weeks shipping
prospects left considerable to be
desired with regard to volume,
Monday five vessels were on berth
at local terminals and an sddi-
tional four were slated for arrival
within the following "a hours.
Petroleum tankers headlined the
roster, with three Of that type on
berth for discharge: The Victor H.
Kelly delivering fuel at the
smelter, the Mojave and the Frank
G. Drumm making regular delivery
Of stock eonsignments at the Cen
eral and the Associated standpipes,
respectively.
Two representatives of the
Northwest-orient roulette Cold
brook and the ToeS Maru-were
also on berth Monday; the Ameri-
can steamer discharging inbound
general freights. and the Japanese
vessel lifting miscellaneous cargo
for the outward voyage.
Four American ships are slated
for arrival overnight. Both en-
gagged in the intercostai trade. the
Handley and the American are
scheduled for regular calls here
TO exchange general freights OF
that trade; the Coast Miller comes
then on her regular itinerary Of
coasting calls; the Matson unit
Kailua goes on berth then at the
Defiance mill to lift lumber for
Hawaiian destination.
Vessels In port: Victor II. Kelly,
smelter; Tosei Maru. Port piers;
Coldbrook. shaffer No. 2: Frank
G. Drumm, Assoc. Oil: Mojave,
Gen. Petro.
Vessels due: Hanley. Shaffer No.
1; Coast Miller. Shaffer No. 2;
American. Baker, Kailua, De-
fiance mill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13

seaEtie-clsarings s.. sac ST 10.
balances ss.92s. 55e. TO: transaction.
81, SIS coo. GO.
Porfland-ClearinEx s.. PSI, ass :
81; balances sl.ss4. ao1za
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
MEET MONDAY EVENING

Fern Hill Improvement clubs
senior and junior groups will meet
Monday at s ?. m. in Fern Hill
school. Nels Bjarke announced
today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
GRANTED FINAL DECREE

A final decree was on file in
superior court Monday for Lucille
against Gordon Walter Bengston.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
ON THE BEAM

Lucia Carroll was once sdjudged
The Girl With the Perfect Smile"
in a micwestern newspaper con-
test.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13

stunned AZ a banquet commencing
at $50 p. m
Included in the evening program
In addition to the dinner will be
music, floor show and a Jackpot
Secretary Ed Pole declared Mon
day that remaining reservations
are limited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
. y &c

MOOT &04fWE MOON 3ueftNF
Hay IS juus 2 June . MAJ ~
!. data supplied by q. 3. Weather
bureau. Department OF commeroel.
Washington forecast: Partly
cloudy with local showers tonight
and Tuesday. Slightly cooler east
portion tonight. Moderate 10 fresh
southerly wind off coast and over
inland waters OF Washington.
Rainfall for "a hours ending
.. m. Monday, Is inch. Rainfall
since May !. IS inch. an excess
Of "a. Rainfall since Jan. /, 10.2p
Q shortage Of 7.se inches.
Wind ct a. m. blowing south
9 m.p.h- Barometer 1921. steady
with no change. Maximum wind
At ESQ p. m. Sunday. southwest
rs m.ph.
Sun rises Tuesday 5:ss q. m:
sets at 1886 p. m.
Tacoms's weather on May Il
1e4o-Partly cloudy. no rain.
Highest temperature IS degrees
and lowest as. Highest wind We
iocity Is m.p.h. from the north.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13

fcuotations uourtesy Dram Wift<r -
Co. Washington BidE members
New 1urk e1ock ExchanEtl
High Low Gloss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13
Masonic M Notice.

STATE LODGE no. GO
SPECIAL comm. Nay q. T:4s m
Eirst ceEree Address By " Bro
Gus schultz. Past Crane Lecf4I-a-
Jurlsoictiou q Illinois All NM
welcome
z. D. MCLEOD. " n
LEBANON LODGE No. lO4
?. & A. NJ.
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Monssv
Nay lztn. Ts5o Pm Tnirc &c.,
Nm invited. Esfreshmsntx
JANIS A oGErL VA
CLOVER LODGE No. qI
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION spN
Aoncay. Msy 18th. Work IN the
zno DSKree Al p c Nasors uel4
come y Il CASTEEL- " N
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13

MONDAY
La gaceta., 1941-11-12
PIDE Ell SARGENTO YORK
QUE Sc DECLARE LA CUE
IRA A ALEMANIA

Evansville, Indiana, Nov. IL
-Hablando en- un banquete
patrocinado por los Ve.eranos
de las guerras extranjeras' ell
sargento Alvin C. York, famo-
so heroe de la guerra mundial
pidi6 que Estados Unidos de-
clare la guerra a Alemania, in
mediatamente.
Atac6 ell sargento a los ais
licionistas y dijo que 81 la ma
ci6n no despierta, seremos
mas faciles para Hitler de 10
Que 10 fuera Francia." Condo
no la actitud de Lindbergh que
pone mayor valor en- la presen
tie s~eguridad que en- ell valor
de la libertad, la Independent
ella V la democracia. Una par
tie del verdadero peligro sc ha
LA en- los cerebros del pueblo,
porqueel Gnico canine para
derrotar a Hitler es hacienda
SACRIFICES n~osotros."
La gaceta., 1941-11-12
u r Ell FAMOSO CREA-
DOR DE K LUPIN

Vichy, Francia, Nov. 12.-Fa
lleci6 a la edad de 76 amos, en-
su hogan de Perpignan, el no.
table escritor Maurice Leblanc,
ell creador de Arsenic Lupin.
M. Leblanc contrajo un fuer-
te catarro cuando iba a visitar
a su hijo, que esta enfermo. Ha-
ce dos semanas que falleci6 su
hermana, Georgette Leblanc,
que en- un tempo estuvo asocia-
da con Mauricio MaSterlinck, ell
famoso autor belgaI
En- la literature f'ancesa, es-
taba en- la misma Iategoria de
CASTOR Leroux y Emilio Gabo-
riau. En- 1887 publ % su prime
va novela, un estudio psicol6gi-
co con ell titulo Una Mujer".
La primera serie de Arsenic Lu
pin la public6 en- 1907. Despues
escribi6 otras, cerrando el ciclo
con un total de 10.
La gaceta., 1941-11-12
PARA LOS PRl-
MEROS rs SOCIOS

Debemos informar a nuestros
l%ectores que la noticia dada en-
la cr6nica social sobre gu Ell Cen
tro Espanol entregaria diplo-
mas a los socios que llevan mas
de rs amos, no Sc ajusta a la Yer
dad.
Ell acuerdo de la comisi6n que
tiene a su cargo ell celebrar las
Bodas de ORC, consiste en- entire
gar diplomas a los primeros %
socios, seg6n aparecen sus nom
bres en- los libros.
Hacemos la aclaraci6n para
evitar molestias a los muchos SO
clos que llevan mas de 25 amos
en- los libros del Centre, pagan
do sus Quotas y ayudando al pro
greso collective.
La gaceta., 1941-11-12
LA ESQUINA DE
LOS CHEQUES
LQus remedio prOpOne el d.
rector de trafico?

La esquina mas conocida de
Ybor City, en- cuanto a cho-
ques, es la de la Octava aveni
da y Gale Is.
Raro es ell dia en- que ALI
no ocurre un accidente o es-
ia a punto de ocurrir.
En- la mahana de hoy choca
ron la camioneta de una pana
deria y dos coches. Los tres
vehiculos sufrieron averias.
va que tenemos en- Tampa
un diector de trafico, ell CAPT
tan Eddings, Ipor que no es-
tudia la manera de aminorar,
por medic de luces, transito
en- una sola direction, etc., de
los academies en- esa esquina?
iPor qui los concejales la
tinos no piden al senior Edding
que conceda a esa problema la
debida atenci6n?
Algo debe hacerse, en- bene
ficio de la vida de los automo-
vilistas y de los peatones,
La gaceta., 1941-11-12
CHUNGAS Y No CHUNGAS
SABOTAGE. - Dos remedies" - Traidores. -
La Junta indiferente. = Graves, jugadOres y po-
lticos. = Catolicos alemanes. Lista negra.

ponde por entero a este o aQuel
jugador de mano alberta en-
cuantO al dinero que del pueblo
Sc extrae, sino en- la alianza de
los politicos y los hombres in
fluyentes con los caballeritos
que viven a espaldas de la ley.
Mientras haya ''maquinarias'
politicas en- contubernio con los
senores del "treinta por ciento"
ell desenfreno continuara.
La relajaci6n que mas PERU
dica al pueblo es la que emana
de la 'cumbre'. Los jugadores es
taban y estan bien "protegidos''
-. apesar de todos los discursos,
las promesas y los golpes de pc
cho
La gaceta., 1941-11-12
Las tropas rusas ocasonaron a los
nazis 10000 muertos y heidos
Admiten los alemanes que las fortificaciones
de Mosc1 son formidables.


"cocheras" Subterraneas de
tanques, hileraS de enterrados
lanzadores de lamas y campos
minados en- un circulo de defen-
sa de mas de 200 millas. En- los
Gltimos cuatro dias de comba-
te, en- los alrededores de Tula,
los nazis sufrieron la ptrdida
de 1000 hombres. I'm ligero re-
pliegue Sc ha hecho en- Tula.
La resistencia de la Crimea
Sc hace cada vez mas fuerte. u
ma brecha que habia en- ell sa-
liente de Mozhaisk fu6 llenada
por ell ej6rcito rojo.
Las dos divisiones alemanas
de infanteria y una de tanques
que en- ella habia fueron deSche-
chas. Muy pocos hombres pu-
dieron regresar a sus lineas. En-
ell rio Lama, al norte de Voloko
lamsk, la batalla ha entrado en-
su quinto dia y Sc desenvuelve
de manera favorable para ell So
Wet. Tropas rusas, armadas con
rifles automaticos, sc arrastra-
ron sobre la nieve para realizar
un ataque por sorpresa. Des-
pues de una corta y sangrienta
escaramuza, una aldea y dos al
turas estrat6gicas fueron recap
turadas.
Todos los esfuerzos de las di-
visiones de tanques del general
Meinz GGderian, por debajo de
MoscG, tfueron quebrantados
cerca de Serpukhov.
En- la Crimea ell mando russo
ha salvado mas del 900 de sus
Electives Y la retirada Sc ha-
ce con TODD orden. Todos los es-
fuerzos para llegar a Kerch han
fracasado.
La gaceta., 1941-11-12

Londres, nov. 12.-En una no
ia publicada hoy en- Helsinki Sc
dice que Finlandia ha rechaza-
do la petici6n de Estados Uni
dos para que Sc retire de la que
ira con Russia, y por lotanto Sc
expondra a perder la amistad
del pueblo americana.
POGO despu6s de haberse en-
terado al publico de la actitud
del gobierno, las sirenas soma
ron en- la capital finlandesa y
los ciudadanos corrieron a bus
car refugio en- los albergues a
prueba de bombas. La Nota del
gobierno de Ryte sofisticamen-
te mantiene 'que Sc trata de u
ma guerra defensive y con ell fin
de hacer inofensivo y dominar
ell ataque del enemigo mas ALA
de las fronteras de 1882. "Es-
tados Unidos assume que la liber
tad de acci6n de Finlandia. y
aun SUI independence ha sidD
puesta en- peligro por Alema-
MIA. Finlandia no tiene razones
para asumir que Sc encuentra
en- tai peligro".
Ell primer ministro Churchill
DECLARE hoy que Adolfo Hitler
ha fraca saJdOen Ell intento de
bloquear por hambre a la Gran
La gaceta., 1941-11-12
LA CARTA DE UN MARINO
DICE QUE ALGUNOS SUB
MARINOS HAN SIDO HUN
DIDOS

Shreveport, La, Nov. 12.-
Una carta de d. w. LacObee,
Jr., de Stonewall, La, dice a
sus familiares que varios sub
marinos han sido hundidos
por la escuadra. Lacobee tie
ne a su cargo, en- un destruc-
tor, los aparatos que registrar
la presencia de los sumergi-
bles y hace possible perseguir-
los y hundirlos. "Regresando
con nuestro Gltimo convoy, ell
Reuben James" y ell "Sali-
mas" fueron hundidos detras
de nosotros y ell Kearney en- ell
frente"
Ell destructor, luego de es.
tar solo una bora en- puerto,
sali6 a toda velocidad a ayu.
dar a los barcos que estabar
siendo atacados. Despues qRt
los encontramos, fuimos atacs
dos por diez horas consecuti'
vas, unO de los submarines fu'
volado y sali6 a la superficie
con ell fondo hacia arriba, d.
costado, y lie hicimos pedazo'
con la artilleria. Algunos sub
marinos quedaron en- Ell fondo
La gaceta., 1941-11-12
EXPLOSION EN- UNA FABRl
CA DE POLVORA

Peoria, Illinois, Nov. IL. -
La fabrica de p6lvora West
ern Powder Co., fue volada
hoy. Sc oy6 la explosion a una
distancia de Is millas.
Sc hallaba situada la fabri-
ca en- las Tomas, cerca de una
aldea. Todos les edificios e
ran de MADEIRA.
No Sc sabe que estuvierar
trabajando para Ia defensa,
La gaceta., 1941-11-12

Los cat6licoS alemanes, dice
I'm despacho de Berlin, atacan
ell bolseviquismo y describen la
campana de 10 snazis en- ell Este
como justa.
Ell preaionamiento de Goeb-
bells les ha obligadO a definirse
en- contra de 10 que piensan los
cat6licos de Inglaterra, de Esta-
dos Unidos y de otros paises an
siozos de que el nazismo sea ex-
tirpado.
lLo que piensan los cat6licos
alemanes no es 10 que desde ell
pdlpito dicen los sacerdotes anne
drentados.
Aumenta ell costo de la vida.
en- Tampa y en- TODD eli pals, de
manera abusiva y criminal.
Ha llegado ell momento de que
ell gobierno del p~residente Roo
Sevelt, con mano ferrea, pOnga
fin a la inflaz6n.
FL diez por ciento concedido a
los tabaqueros por los fabrican-
tes va Sc ha convertible en- NADIA.
Sc ha expedido pOr la Secre-
>taria de Estado otra lista ne
gra. Contiene los nombres de
$40 firmas que, a juicio del go
bierno, colaboran o Sc entienden
con los nazis alemanes y los fas
cistas
Guatemala hizo una pequena
protesta; pero ell incidente que
do solucionado.
Los amigos de los nazis y fas-
cistas... enemigos son de Esta-
dos Unidos y de todos los PAL
ses democraticos del mundo.
La gaceta., 1941-11-12

La naci6n debe ponerse en-
guardia contra ell SABOTAGE de
los nazis Y sus aliados-aconse-
ia ell general Marshall, jefe de
Estado Mayor del ejercito de los
EStadoS Unidos.
Contra ell SABOTAGE conocemos
todos los poderosoS remedies"
la horca y la carcel.
Todo saboteador es enemigo
de los Estados Unidos, en- pri-
mer lugar, y despues de los pue-
bios que esperan aviones, tan =
ques y canones del arsenal de
la demOcracia."