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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
Pastor Warns Of Evil Conditions City Is as Strong
As Its Leadership, No Stronger, Soltman Declares

who are inactive hinder the prog
ress OF decency. Too many so
called Christians are like Lots
wife Thev are pillars 81 salt.
Christians are called the salt of
the earth BY the Master, but some
like Lots wife. have reached su-
perb. statuesque. cold, worthless
inactivity. With their ewes fixed
on the sinful pleasures OF Sodom.
they stand transfixed into worth
less and obstructive uselessness.
They have their feet turned
In the direction of heaven and
their ewes face toward the
world. They are forever su--
pended between their hopes
and their fleshly affections.
God pity them.
Useless. vaclllsting. not good
enough for heaven not wanted in
hell. What a hindrance they are {,
They keep others out Of the king
dom by their attitude.
Pagan America
These 10000 Christians con-
stitute the real menace TO a city.
/ am not afraid of the vicious
minority, but am afraid OF the
indifferent ma jority. While Amer
lea is called a Christian nation. 1t
happens To be one Of the real
pagan nations.
I'm India every man has re-
ligion. IL he is not a Christian.
he Is Buddhist, Mohammedan or
something else.
But. In America. with the
exception of the Jewish ele-
ment and few other groups,
n man IL not n Christian,
he Ia nothing. lie IL virtually
pagan.
That man or women who re
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04

mains az home on Sunday with
out VorshippinF God stands in
danger % being thus classified. M
matter how respectable no = and
hoV much admired
Christianity Vital Activity
Tacoma needs actively right
eous people The noblest function
Of human personality il worship
ping and serving God. Believe II
or not. the cream OF Tacoma's citi-
zens are those ten or fifteen thou
sand who regularly worship Cod
every Sunday.
From this group springs
the great force that protects
Tacoma and prevents destruc-
ton. This IL the group that
feels the impress Of God In
unique way. and then goes
out Ia carry the power Of tod
Into human relationships.
Human energy and enthusiasm
for any cause Gibbs and flows. II
needs constant stimulus. Those
people who meet each week for
worship. fellowship and service 10
Jesus Christ. the divine Son OF
God. are the people who are alert
to the highest needs of a city and
are inspired with the energy and
impulse 10 meet those needs"
Many thanks to you this morn
ing who are here to listen. You
are the faithful ones. You are
in the church every Sunday. The
worship and service OF God comes
first with you.
You are the salt Of the
earth. You are the foundation
stones of all the good things
we enjoy In America. You, the
Christian ten per cent, hold
the safety and happiness of
America I'm your hand.
God bless America. You are
America! MAY your kind be null
tiplied thousand fold. Don't stop.
Maintain your enthusiasm.
Never let your faithfulness de-
generate into medioerity or indif-
ference. Remain true. Pray"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04

on fishing regulations suggested
that from the coming junket may
emerge an interim committee c
lay substantial foundation in M
next two years.
This people OF Oregon he said.
are Just as vitality interested n
protecting the future OF the SAL
mon industry as we are
Suggest Regulations
Recommendations for uniform
legislation in Oregon and Wash
ington were made BY commercial
fishing representatives.. to permit
more flexible regulations on tn.
Columbia" Under present Oregon
law, it was stated. too many fish
Of one race are caught. Regula-
tons permitting certain runs TO be
caught at certain times. to guar
antee continuity of the runs, were
suggested.
Other Pierce county legislators
present at the session. members
of the house fisheries committee,
were Reps. Hugh Rosellini, c. E.
Trombley and Paul Sandegren.
Selection OF the personnel of the
committee 10 make the Oregon trip
is expected this week. =.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04

Proba ability that joint commit
tee Of three members from each
house will meet with q similar
committee from the Oregon legis-
lature 70 propose the pact vas ex-
pressed today BY Sen. X n.
Barney Jackson. Tacoma. chair
man Of the senate fisheries COM
mittee.
Minutes Released
II the plan meets with favor,
a memorial 10 congress will be
framed to suggest bringing the
three states together as sigma
tories of the pact.
Preliminary work was revealed
in minutes OF the legislature joint
fisheries committee meeting held
last week and released today
Labor. sports. commercial fish
ing and salmon conservation rep
resentatives attended the commit
tee hearing.
The pact was suggested by Sam
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04

but I assure you that they
make much better time II the
active. enthusiastic church mem
bership OF city is after them
The church is the dynamic back
OF every effectiv police force.
Don't criticize the church. II my
have changed since you were there
last.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04

Geysbeek Seattle. president Of
that citv's salmon conservation
league. sfter plans for the coming
Joint session in Oregon we're dis
cussed. The Oregon legislature al
ready has selected committee to
meet with the states legislative
committee.
Points 10 Problem
Geysbeek pointed out the main
spawning tributaries OF the Column
bia river are in Idaho. With no
commercial interest in fishing, and
involved only from a sports-fish-
ing angle. the removal of fish from
Idaho spawning grounds for fer
tilizer probably is one of the most
serious contributions to the deple-
ton OF salmon in the last few
years" he said.
Sen. Thomas Voyce. Whatcom
county a veteran OF previous dis
cussions with Oregon legislators
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04

There are some elements OF
Sodom in our fine city. Our
church here on the Corner OF So.
X and 18th bears the brunt Of one
of the strongest attacks OF the
enemy on the souls of men. God
has placed us In q strategic and
needy location.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
Don't Criticize Church

THE church Is the mother OF
all our 81 benevolent and social
agencies In the city of Tacoma.
II has been in the uplift business
for 1000 years. Without the
church. crime and vice would
flourish beyond comprehension.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04

When State lodge No. SIS F. 4
A. N meets At p. m. Wednes-
day at the Masonic temple. so
year certificate will be presented
to George NJ. Lee. ia No. X St,
BY Grand Master Matthew v. Hill,
Seattle.
Lee came 10 Tacoma in 1890.
the year State lodge was formed,
and became a master Mason on
Jan. Il. 1891. He was master OF
the lodge IN 1905 and was made a
33d degree Mason in 1906.
Harold D. Mcleod. master OF
State lodge. who will preside. an
nounces Hill also will deliver an
inspirational address.
The circumference OF the larg-
est standing tree in the United
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
War in Europe
A YearAgo
Feb. 3, 1910

Russian air raids In Finland-
caused so casualties. pori and
kuopio hardest hit.
Germans staged bomb and run
raids along 200 miles of English
coast and claimed Ia ships sunk
One ship lost At sea: Norwegian
freighter Tempo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
Tri-State Pact TO Protect
Salmon May Be Outcome Of
New Move in Legislature
Tacoma Senator And Representatives
Sit In On Hearings At Olympic;
Committee Moy Go To Oregon
By Tacoma Times staff writer

CAPITOL, Olympia = Recommendations for a tr-state
protect salmon Washington and Oregon and the
Idaho spawning grounds expected here this week.
Hope of bringing al three states within the of
voluntary pact has been sounded the joint fisheries COM
mittee Of the present legislature.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
Points To Sore Spots" In Tacoma; Reps
Drinking: Asserts Those Who Attend
Church Are Community's Backbone
A TACOMA SUNDAY SERMON:

A city is only strong its leadership said Rev.
John Henry Soman pastor of Tacoma Evangelical church.
in his Sunday morning Performance in office al
must keep pace with promise" he declared. other
wise confidence is broken and the evil element city
grows hold
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-04
Richard Crooks
On Civic Music
To Sing At Temple
Theoter Monday

Richard Crooks. American tenor,
with Frederick Schauwecker, plan
list and accompanist, arrived in
Tacoma this Monday afternoon
and will appear at the Temple in
the evening under Civic Music aus
pieces. Here is the rogram:
Total Eclipse from Samson" Handel
Air from "Comus" ............. Arne
Plaisir d'amour .......... Martini
Love Sounds the Alarm. from "Acis
and Galatea" ............., Handel
IL
American Tango ......... Carpenter
Guitarre .-..-......... .Mosakowskl
Scotch Poem ............ MaeDowen
Mr.. SchauweCker
III
Hark, How still ..............fr Franz
l Love Thee .................. Grieg
Dream .................. GREG
1ntermission
"
Aria Vainement ma bien aimee.
from lie Roi d'Ys" .......... Lalo
Ara: Pourquoi me reveiller. from
Werther 49,. ........ MaSsenet
Sailing Homeward ......
........... Elinor Remick Warren
Come Where NV Love Lies Dream
Ing ............... Stephen Foster
All, Love But Day. Daniel Protheroe
Maiden, Nh Maiden 49, Franz lehar
Evening star., 1941-03-02
Virginians
TOVisit
In Florida
Fredericksburg
Women Depart
For Resorts

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, March
Mrs. H. H. Smith, Mrs. c. Archer
Smith, Mrs. A. Stuart Jones, Mrs.
Richard Kimpton and Mrs. Dorothy
Corbin left yesterday for Daytona
Beach, Fla, where they will visit
before going to Miami for a short
stay.
Mrs. w. Campbell Spratt enter
tanned at a bridge luncheon at her
home, Kirkland, on Tuesday. Six
tables were in play.
Among those from away who were
here to attend the dance given by
the Virginia Reel Club were Mr..
and Mrs. Turner Rose, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Adams and MIR. and Mrs.
James Hunter of Washington; Miss
Mary Fauntleroy Cooke of Manassas,
1t. James Ashby, jr., of Fort Meade,
Md; Miss Leila Huyett of Washing
ton, Mr.. Marshall Garth and
Mr.. Page Waller, V, of Alexan-
dria and 1t. j. B. Trow of Fort Bel
voir, Mr.. j. T. Kinnier of Fairfax
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Worth
Smith, jr.; Mr.. and Mrs William M.
Backus, Miss Louise Backus, Mr..
Franklin P. Backus and Mr.. John
Wilson Davis of Alexandria.
Mrs .Tohn G Hudson ond har
daughter, Miss Mabel Hudson, are
Evening star., 1941-03-02

visiting in Miami and Havana for
two weeks.
Mrs. Richard G. Strickler sailed
from New York Tuesday for Puerto
Rico to join her husband, 1t. Strick-
Ter, who Is now stationed at Ponce
Air Base.
Among those from Fredericksburg
who attended the annual ball of
the Society of Virginia In Wash
ington were DR.. and Mrs. Morgan
L. Combs, DR.. Mildred Scott, Mrs.
w. S. Derryberry, Mrs. Martha
Snyder, Miss Lille Turman, Miss
Mildred Stewart, DR.. Charles K.
Martin, Mr.. Harold Weiss and Mr..
William l.. McDermott.
Evening star., 1941-03-02
Charitable Work Popular
In Nearby Maryland Area
War Relief Activities Stressed
AS Arrival of Lent Cuts
Into Number of Parties

arrival and its slowing of social
working
with renewed sewing Bundles Britain
East charitable
Kenwood Club Monday Thomas Creighton Mrs.
William D. Henry R. Joyce w. often
discussing plans with enthusiastic of workers Others who
Wioughby
Mrs BOoby The for lunch at the club and often
sew
similar that
recreation
L. Aubino
also doing
Evening star., 1941-03-02

daughter, Miss Betty Farrell of
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bernard GWynne
of La Plata have with them this
week end their daughter, Miss
Eleanor Gwynne of Washington.
Mrs. Edward j. Edelen, jr., enter
tanned this afternoon at her La
Plata home for seven guests.
Mrs. Betty McHann of Washing
ton is spending this week end with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. B.
Love, sr., at Morganza.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Willis of Bel
Alton tomorrow are entertaining at
Evening star., 1941-03-02
Ripley-Roll Wedding
Is Announced

Announcement is made of the
marriage in Baltimore on February
20 of Mrs. Anna NJ Roll and Mr..
Frank R. Ripley, both of Washing
ton. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. r. S. RuSSmeyer, pastor
of Emanuel Lutheran Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ripley will be at
home after March Is at 1914 Mount
Pleasant street.
Evening star., 1941-03-02
Mrs. Colacurci Bride
OF Mr.. Trilline Today

Rowland Colacurci, daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Rowland
of North Carolina, to Mr.. Henry j.
Trilling, jr., will take place this
afternoon. The ceremony will be
performed in the rectory of Our
Lady of Victory, the Rev. Father
Endres officiating at 4 o'clock.
A reception will follow in the
home Of the bridegroom's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Trilling at 1917 47th
place.
Mr.. Trilling and his bride will
make their home in Washington.
Evening star., 1941-03-02
News Notes
Of Southern
Mrs. Huseman
Gives Dinner
Tomorrow

LEONARDTOWN, Md, March l.
Mrs. William HuSeman of PalmerS
tomorrow is entertaining at family
reunion dinner at her estate on St.
PatrickS Creek in honor of Mrs.
William Petit and her daughter,
Miss Olive Petit; Miss Jane Knott
and her father, Mr.. George Knott;
Miss Audrey Leach, Mr.. William
HuSeman and Mr.. Ross HuSeman,
all of Washington.
Mrs. Howard Britain, who has
been visiting this past month in
Baltimore, will return to her home
here Monday.
Mrs. Maude Stone Gardiner of
Chaptico entertained at her home
Thursday afternoon in compliment
to Mrs. William J. Lyon of Hughes
| vile, j. Bascoum Broun of this
city and Mrs. John Fowler of Me-
chanicSville.
Mrs. Rose NJ. Clements will enter
tain tomorrow at a family reunion
dinner in celebration of her own
birthday. Among those who will
attend from out of town will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Clements of
Annapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Clements, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Glenn
ents and Mr.. Philip Tuniman of
Washington, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Belle of Edmondston, Md; Mr.. and
Mrs. Reginald Clements, Mr.. Will
liam Clements and Mr.. and Mrs.
Rinehard Tuniman.
Mrs. William Hayden of Maddox
entertained this afternoon at a
luncheon followed by bridge in COM
pliment to Mrs. Joseph Cough of
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owens
Entertain at Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Owens of
La Plata entertained Tuesday eve
ming at dinner in honor OF Mrs.
Thomas A. Mckay, Mrs. D. P.
Johnson and her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Latham.
Miss Margaret Floyd of Hyatts-
vile is spending this week end with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
E. Floyd Of Locust Hill in Medleys
Neck.
Capt. and Mrs. Frederick McWil-
iams of Dynard have with them for
this week end Mrs. Frank Gibson
and Miss Amy Dorsey of Washing
ton.
Mrs. Robert M. Hunt entertained
Thursday for seven guests at a
buffet supper at her residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Latham were
the guests at dinner of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Cryer and Miss Virginia
Latham at their home in Washing
ton on Monday evening
Mrs. Kenneth Duke of Eldon en-
tertained Tuesday for seven guests
at her home.
Mrs. Jack Goldsborough of Glebe
entertained Thursday evening at a
buffet supper, followed by cards, for
Mrs. Thomas Ratledge, Mrs. Hen
rietta Wilmer Love and Mrs. B. B.
Love, jr.
Mr.. William Sterling, Miss Nellie
Sterling and Mr. l.. y. SterHng, IL,
of Washington, with Mr.. and Mrs
John Sterling and family of Silver
Spring, arrived today to spend this
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. L. j.
Sterling, sr.
Mrs. King Spending
Fortnight in Miami.
Mrs. Elizabeth King, postmistress
at Prince Frederick, is spending
this fortnight in Miami, Fla, as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cox,
formerly of DareS Beach, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul j. Bailey of
Dynard will entertain at dinner to-
morrow for number of friends.
Miss Edna Lyon of Huntingtown,
who has been spending some time
at her home, returned to Washing
ton Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Farrell have
with them this week end their
Evening star., 1941-03-02

dinner in compliment to Mr.. John
Manning of Raleigh, N. c.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Werner, Miss Mica
Reichard, Miss Ruth Mccoy and
Mr.. Dennis Manning of Washington.
La gaceta., 1941-10-21
LA ~FEDERACION DE Macs
TROS ~EFECTUARA ELEC-
o N

Efectuara hoy elecciones la
Federation de Maestros del
condado de Hillsborough. Los
nominados para presidente 10
son ell Sr. G. F. Wilson, de la
escuela Vicente Martinez
Ybor, y la Sra. Molly Rose
Cox, del institute Hillsborough
Los candidates a los otros
puestos SON: a vicepresldente,
V. d. Beckner y j. w, Bates;
secretario, Dorothy Burris y
Palmer Petteway tesoreo, co
a Lowman Y Berta Mcdonald.
Para ell comit6 executive, a
escoger cinco: Tyler Webb,
Bessie Stafford, Sara Tyler
Webb, d. w. Waters, Albert
w. Bucholz, Randolph M
L~aughlin, Mabel Nelson, Eli
zabeth Hohnadel, Lucille Sum
ner, Winifr9I Bonfoey y Emil
ly Hylant.
La gaceta., 1941-10-21

I'm vapor contratado con d.
nero de la "Jare", la Junta que
preside Don Indalecio Prieto,
recogera en- Casa Blanca, Afri-
ca ~francesa, a 400 republicanos
espaholes.
Esos 400 hombres, incluyen-
do militares, magistrates, me-
dicos Y obreros, seran desembar
cados en- MEXICO.
Mas tarde, otro barco, tam
bien pagado por la Jare', trans
portara. otrO nGdmeroso grupo
de ciudadanos leales a la Repd-
blica y la democracia.
Lucha intensa la de la "Jare"
Y ojala que no encuentre nuevas
dificultades.
HAY que socorrer a los refu-
giados espanoles y al pueblo ru-
so, sin olvidar a los r~epubGica-
nos chinos y a los trabajadores
ingleseS!
La gaceta., 1941-10-21

Ciertos grupos de pOr AGA in
sisten en- desmoralizar a los elec
torres latinos por medic del dine
70.
Uegan las cosas a tai punto,
a tai extreme la carencia de CT
vismo, que algunos electores fl
jan de antemanos precio a su
vote.
ST ms dan cinco pesos ire a
votar... ST no lie dan los cinco
'toletes', Sc quedan en- su ca
sa, disgustadisimo...
Hay que desterrar de la poll
tica, en- los barrios latinos, esas
'fbolsas negras" de compra de
votos...
Los amorales de la politice
prestaran al pueblo latino ur
inapreciable favor traEladando
sus "campamentos" a otrOs dis
tritoS.
Todo hombre que vende su
vote es indigno de la ciudada.
mia; TODD politico que ccmpra
votos o desmoraliza desmorali-
"a de- otra manara... es un enc
migo pdFlico.
La gaceta., 1941-10-21
Ell JOVEN MARINAS
HIRIO A SU HERMANO

Como resultado de ~pequenas
diferencias surgidas entire ellos,
81 joven Manuel Marinas, de %
amos, vecino del 2614 North
Howard, hiri6 aver a su her
mano Jack G. Marinas, de %,
utiIizando un revolver.
En- gave e. ado ingres6 en-
ell Hospital Municipal y Manuel
recibi6 atojamiento en- la carcel
del cOndado.
FL diputado Keen, a quien Sc
entreg6 el agresor. asegura que
ell herido presenta dos heridas
en- el pecho, producidas con un
revolver calibre 80. Asuntos ia
miliares originaron ell drama.
La gaceta., 1941-10-21
o r DE LO CRIMINAL

La Junta de Perdones del
Estado dej6 en- libertad, EN- ell
pasado mayo, a Dendall Grif-
fin, de 81 amos, condenado a
dos amos por falsificar un che
que.
Aver, bajo la presidencia
del iIez Hines, un Jurado de-
clar6 culpable a Griffin de
cinco acuSaciones de falSifica-
ci6n, envolviendo en- total una
suma de $44. Sera sen!encia-
do luego de que Sc resuelva
otra acusaci6 que Sc e hace,
de estafar $33 por medic de
otro cheque false.
Luis Crosby, de "a amos,
fue condenado a cinco amos
por intentar asaltar a una nj
ma de ocho amos.
I'm eXpresidiario de Alaba-
ma, Allan Doyle, de 81 amos,
condenado a 4 meses porque
trat6 de atropellar intentional
mente, con un autom6vil, al
ciudadano Ismael Whigham,
del 1904 de la Septima aveni-
da. Lloyd S. Ezell, de SO amos,
por guar SUI autom6vil estan-
do borracho, 30 dias; Benny
Ryals, por entrar a robar en-
un e~stablecimiento, tres amos
de preside; dos negros, Peter
Wright y Cleveland, 60 dias
cada uno por robar patatas
valuadas en- $500.
La gaceta., 1941-10-21
Los nazis han sido contenidos
en- ell "Ciirculo de MoscGi"
Realizaron formidable contraataque las tropas
mandadas por ell General Ylyuschenko.
Continuan siendo fortificados todos los
alrededores de la capital

MoscG, Octubre 21.-El a
vance de los nazis sobre Mos
ca ha sido "ontenido Y este Sc
admite hoy, ION palabras de
doble sentido, por la Radio d.
Berlin.
Furiosamente Sc comhatc
en- Mozhaisk, Maloyaroslavets
y Kalinin, 10 que indica que ell
enemigo no ha podido avap-
Ear. Los nazis lograron pose
sionarse de un punto estrate-
gico al este de Mozhask. Las
tropas rusas contraatacaron y
desalojaron al enemigo.
Fuerzas alemanas Sc encuen
tran a corta distancia de Sta
linov, lugar a Glen millas de
Rostov. Este prueba la false
dad de la noticia alemana, da
da aver, sobre que sus tropas
Sc hallaban a 80 millas de
Rostov.
Una retirada estrategica, or
denada por ell mando, Sc hizo
al avanzar ell enemigo sobre
Taganrog, en- ell area del Mar
Negro.
Toda la preston en- Orel ha
sido contrarrestada. Despues
de una batalla de tanques en-
un cruce de caminos, en- la ca
rretera Mozhaisk-M oscou, los
alemanes tuvieron que reple-
garse.
Realizaron I'm formidable
contraataque las tropas man.
dadas por ell general nyus-
chenko. Centenares de cada-
veres de los invasores queda-
ron tendidos en- ell campo. Mu-
chos tanques fueron quema-
dos.
La gaceta., 1941-10-21
WlILKIE PRONOSTICA BA-
TAlLUAS MARITIMAS Y
AEREAS CON LOS NAZIS
Ickes pile que America sea Glgo
mds que Arsenal de Ia
demOcrdciG

Washing on, oct. 21.-En un
articulo publicado en- la revista
Look de esta semana, Wen
dell Wilkie, candidate de los re-
publicanos en- las pasadds cleo
clones, pronost."a combates en-
a mar y en- el aire entire las es-
cuadras de Estados Unidos y A.
lemania. "Estados Unidos esta
en- guerra y 10 ha estado va por
algGn tempo. Hay una posibili-
dad de que ocurran algunos EN-
cuentros navales y de aviaci6n
entire las dos naciones, antes de
POGO. FL partido republican, Sc
IA dominado por aquellos que a.
captamos 81 punto de vista in
ternaciOnal. los aislicionistas
3 asaran a ser un recuerdO del
pa5ado''.
Harold l.. Ickes, secretario del
interior, declare aver que Anne
RIGA no debe contentarse con ell
papel de arsenal de la democra-
ella y que q tempo ha llegado
cuando debemos decidir cual es
nuestro lado y adoptar una de-
termination irgsvOcable' RecOr-
La gaceta., 1941-10-21

Las operaciones de las que
rrillas, detras de las lineas ma
zis, armenian en- importancia.
Una de las %guerrillas lego
La7ta un aer6dromo de las GER
canias de SmolenSk Y destru-
y6 5 de los Is aviones que allf
Sc ocultaban.
Grandes refuerzos CONT
nGan llegando al ejercito russo.
Jose Stain continGa en- la
capital; pero con los diploma
ticos extranjeros Sc march6 ell
comisario Molotoff.
Varias aldeas de la costa
del mar de Azov han Gambia
do de manOs varias veces, 10
que prueba la violencia de la
acci6n.
Alexei Tolstoy, ell notable
escritor, dice que en- ell sector
de Bryansk fueron barridos
ocho bataTlones alemanes, dos
cientos' tanqes y 700 vehiculos
Cerca de Kalinin fueron des
truidos anteayer 80 tanques
que avanzaban en- direction
de un aer6dromo.
Todos los alrededores de
Mosc1 continuan siendo forti-
ficados, 10 que prueba la de-
termination sovietica de com
batir hasta ell fin.
Embarcaciones torpederas
rusas atacaron una Inca ma
val alemana y destruyaronl
un crucero y dos destructores.
Una division rusa de tan
ques viene combatiendo a los
nazis desde hace seis dias y
no ha cedido terreno. En- ell
sector de Kalinin los nazis tu-
vieron que cruzar ell rio.
La gaceta., 1941-10-21

Birmingham, oct. 21.-La fal
ia de gas natural ha deiado sin
trarajo a 100000 hombres. Sc
han enNado al gobierno cente-
mares de queias.
Washington, oct. 21,-El Ii
der democratic senador Barley
manifesto hoy que ell gobierno
Sc pr0pone anular, uno por unO,
todos los ~articulos de la ley de
neutralidad contrarios a la com
defensa de la naci6n y sus
barcos. Varios senadoreS r0pu-
blicanos pidan que la ley Sc de-
rogue inmediatamente.
Washington, Oct. 21.-De-
clIranlo hoy ante ell comite de
relaciones exteriores del sena-
do, pidi6 ell secretario de estado
Hull que Sc permita a los va
pores americanos llevar mercan
cias a los puertos ingleses.
Washington, oct. 2l.-El go
bierno sc propone ayudar a los
pequehos fabricantes. Trenes
especiales saldran de aqui. e,
dia 10 de noviembre, llevando a
funcionarios pGbiicos que WISH
taran las 'ciudades pequenas.
Siete ciudades, mencionadas