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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-17
GUIDED KEY LEGISLATION
FEARS HITLER IS
 ON HIS WAY OVER

Salem, aMss., Jan. 1T. (UP)-Fear of the coming of Adolf Hitler led to delivery of a note which caused temporary suspension of superior couYt session late yesterday. Attor- ney oJseph B. Harrington, counsel in civil case, was questioning a witness when courthouse elevator operator handed him a note that read:
 "At my wake I want five quarts of whiskey, five gallons of wine, two cases of beer and plenty of sand wiches of all kinds. I want pro portional number of pall-bearers. " The note was unsigned but Har- rington gained court permission to seek the writer. The elevator oper- ator provided him with descrip- tion. Court officers and policemen joined him.
 The writer was located in the down area. "Who knows" he said. Hitler may be over here at any time" The writer told Harrington he failed to sign the note in the ex- citement of being called away un- expectedly. He said he wished to .draw his wil.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-17
MEETING ARRANGED
 BY R. P. I. ALUMNI

Officers will be elected at the January 23d meeting of the Nau- gatuck Valley Rensselaer, Poly technic Institute Alumni club which meets at the Central Y. M. c. A.
 At recent meeting the alumni voted not to hold its annual mid- winter banquet, but to support the general alumni banquet at Hotel Biltmore in New York, February 8, instead.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-17

People found in the interior of Mexico are living much like the people of Egypt in the Pharaohs' time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-17

Practically all duplicating ma chimes now in Honduras are from the United States.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
lit Mrntnriant

BANKS, FRANCES. In loving memory Of
our beloved mother, FRANCES BANKS, who
left US eight years ago today, August 8,
Like flower that fades away
| Upon this earth she could not stay;
For God sees and knows the best,
HER DEVOTED 9u5 cHRpREN' fIi5R e GoVERNEAu VI FSS
SLalST5l ULYSSES Np AMP RUBIE' AND SISTER,
COLES, JAMES E.. In sad but loving
| COLES. who departed this life two years
ago, August 2. 1889.
! A face that is ever before US,
voice that We cannot forget:
smile that will last forever,
nrv6TEn IN memory Te see hin yet s,srr,
DESSz B9Ry eRATborHER AIbEE }ANES SALH SEs1kf ANb
sTEPMOTHER, ALICE COLES.
FANTRoY, AMANDA Z. In loving re-
membrance of our dear mother, AMANDA
years ago today, August 9, 1880.
Our hearts still ache with sadness,
Our eyes shed many a tear;
God only knows how we miss you
At the end of these saddened years.
We mink of the great reunion
AS we journey there one by one.
OF the welcome that surely awaits US
HER DEVOTED cHiL6REN.
GAINES. JOHN W. In loving memory
Of our dear brother, JOHN W. GAINES,
who passed away three years ago today.
August 3, 1888.
TN memory men fades and life departs.
You viii live forever in our hearts;
Time takes away the edge of grief,
HIS DEVOTED SISTER, MRS. GRACE
GAINES, JOHN WESLEY: Sacred to
band; bar JOHN WESLEY 'e GAMES VIII Who nsf left
me three years ago Today. August q. 1855.
HIS a.1REy 1RREEyyoTED WIDOW BERTHA B
JENNINGS. RICHARD II Sacred IN tho
memSTy 1sS%TEa q our Loved one RIGHARD
years ago, August 9. 1899.
Each day brings the grief anew,
The sense of bitter loss:
tGod God in Heaven, pity us.
HIS wire. LILLE: CHILDREN, EDNA,
RALPH AND EUGENE.
MCINTOSH. MARY AND ALBERT. In
loving memory Of MARY MCINTOSH, who
TosH' died August 8. 1910. '' -N1-
Sweet memory of father and mother.
LOVING DAUGHTER, HATTIE BRADY.
SMITH, ELIZABETH A; tribute of
erandmother, EGTzABETH A. Smith. who
departed this life three years ago, August |
o HELEN, BRAD AND MIRIAM.
SMITH. OLIVE v. In loving memory |
of our dear mother, daughter and sister, |
OLIVE v. SMITH. who departed this life |
four 'sasf MR as2 loda5 oBER Assuss HN6 s. ETHE Fiji
ROUNDTREE, JAMES T. In sad but |
loving memory of my dear husband. JAMES |
T. ROUNDTREE, who departed this life |
one year ago today, August 8, 1910.
face that is ever before me.
voice that cannot forget;
A smile that will last forever
In memory l see him vet.
HIS LOVING WIFE, JULIA BILLINGS
ROUNDTREE.
YATES. oCTAvIA. In sad but loving
and sister OCTAVIA YATES. who left us
one year ago today. August 9, 1910.
Eternal rest grant unto her, Lord, and
let perpetual light shine upon her.
SlSTER6. 81
Evening star., 1941-08-09
Dratha
O'RRIEN. ROSE T. C

OBRIEN. ROSE Z. On Friday. AUGUST
& lg4I. ROSE E OBRIEN. daughter OF
Funeral from the Chambers Geoi getown
funeral home, 3lst and NJ SITS. NV, on
Monday August H., at $50 am. Mass at
Holy Trinity Church at am. Relatives
Cemetery. 10
OWENS, JAMES. On Thursday. August
:. 1871. JAMES OWENS, late residence
1854 Perry place NV, husband of the late
Services at the Chambers funeral home
Chapn ST nT on Mon1ay Ausqst Ms
mortal Park Cemetery. 10
Safer. JOSEPH n. On Friday. August
sor l"tl at GhIsEgpS hHSp HespI1s1 % wfShns SS5nn
son Of Nj, and Mrs Austin Safer OF y !;
North Madison ST.. Arlington, Va, anc
brq,her of austin Safer. jr
until 1:30 p m; Sunday august 10: thence
to the Falls Church Presbyterian Church
where where seFylees will be held at 2pm; In
SHEA. J. WILLIAM. On Friday. August
s; 1871 & At GeorRstoEn University Hos;
Of Mary IsommerviiieI shea On and HiSTfeP farher
Of W Wolcott Shea, John W Dwight
Shea and Robert E. Shea and son Of the
:. Funeral from m his his late er residence. 44eo
Window place NV, on Monday. August
II. at $50 am. REQUIEM mass at st.
Hill Cemetery. 10
TALBOT, DR.. B. ERLIE. On Thurs
Pits AESt 81 ERIIE TALBoFf 51ESneo 6eloTed aSs
husband OF Mary Hamilton Talbot and
father OF Mrs. John J. Hagerty OF Cam
bridge Mass: Mrs. Arthur NJ. Glover. Ben
jamin E. Talbot, jr.; Edward R. Talbot
and Henrietta P. Talbot.
Funeral services (privatel Will be held at
his late residence, 35l2 Mass. ave NV,
Saturday August @. at , pm. Interment
Mount Oliyet Cemetery.
Friday, August s. 1871 at the residence
OF his parents, 731 9th st. Sc. GERALD
LEE WATERHOLTER. beloved son OF VAL
suson) and brother of Louise. Ethel Kath-
crime. Margaret and Frederick Wsterholter.
Funeral services at the T. Frank Murray
funeral home. 14l 1lth st. Sc, on Mon
day, August II, at 1890 am. Rela tives
and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. 10
Evening star., 1941-08-09
Film Players S Death
During Battle Scene
Held Accidental
Wealthy, PoIo-PIoying
Jack Budlone Died
Of Suber Wound
Rr the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. "a ver-
dict of accident was returned yes
terday by a coroner's jury investi-
eating the death of Jack Budlong,
millionaire polo player. who was i'm
paled on saber Tuesday when
thrown from a horse while taking
part in a Civil War movie.
Mr.. Budlong, 28-year-old son of
the late Milton J. Budlong. the au-
tomobile manufacturer, played bit
parts in motion pictures for diver
sion.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson Budlong
testified at the inquest that her son
received no medical attention until
two and a half hours after he was
wounded.
Mrs. Budlong testified that her
son told her: The horse bucked.
was thrown Is or 20 feet with tre-
mendous force"
Russ Saunders. assistant director
in charge OF the motion picture
unit told the coroner's jury that
Enrol Flynn, star of the film, was
playing the part of leader of
Union cavalry which was to cut of
Confederate cavalry at bridge.
"Budlong was dressed as Con-
federate soldier-a cavalryman," Mr..
Saunders said He was the only
one who had his sword out of his
Scabbard. He had not been ordered
to take it out"
Mr.. Saunders said he was 400 yards
away and could not see clearly what
occurred. He was on the way to
the hospital when I got to the
scene" he declared.
Mr.. Budlong's saber penetrated his
back and abdomen. He was brought
to a hospital here from the motion
picture location at Calabasas, about
40 miles distant.
In addition to his mother, Mr.
Budlong is survived by a sister,
Frances and by his widow, the for
mer Verne Rogers of Richmond,
Va, an expectant mother. They
were married last September.
Evening star., 1941-08-09

ing the voyage. Admiral Erich
Raeder, the German naval chief.
had warned the American naval
attache in Berlin that the 1ro-
quois would be torpedoed by a
submarine, presumably British,
as it neared the American coast.
The liner was not molested and
landed safely, however,.
The Solace was fitted as a mod
ern 400-bed hospital, which naval
authorities said was as fully equip
ped as any similar sized hospital
on land.
Besides the operating crew she
will carry 13 medical officers, :
dental officers, 13 nurses, pharma-
cists and 139 Hospital Corps ratings
The shining white ship, bearing a
green band and a Red Cross or
each side-colors prescribed for hos
pital ships by The Hague conven-
tion-was commissioned in brie1
ceremonies at the iron works piel
in Brooklyn.
Capt. Benjamin Perlman, com.
manding officer, read the order!
placing her in commission.
Capt. Harold L. Jensen will bt
senior medical officer in charge oi
hospital facilities and Comdr
Thomas E. Flaherty will be executiv,
officer.
The Nays only other hospita
ship is the u. S. S. Relief.
Evening star., 1941-08-09

die Rickenbacker, Capt. George w.
Haldeman, Shirley J. Short and
Clifford Burke Harmon.
One of Mr.. Ziffs contributions to
aviation was the publication this
month of one of the most complete
surveys of the United States Air
Force ever made available TO the
public.
Twenty-four officers and tech
nicians of the Air Force contributed
articles to the special issue.
In presenting the scroll Senator
McCarran said league awards are
made "in commemoration of the
fearless group of young American
aviators who composed the famous
Lafayette Eseadrille of World War
renoWn. The league and its found
ers, Mr.. Hammond and Col. Ker-
wood, must be congratulated for
their encouragement of meritorious
work in aviation"
Evening star., 1941-08-09

NEWMAN, A. TOM. A special communi-
n cation of Hiram Lodge, No: 4, F.
N A. A. NJ, is called for Sunday
IN morning, August 10. 1871, at 10
AHNN - clock. for the purpose of at
Wy tending the funeral Of Past Mas
AZN ter A. TOM NEWMAN, from his
~ residence Orlean, Va, at . pm.
Nv order of the worshipful master.
CHARLES H. BRAXTON, w. NJ.
HENRY B. GEE. Secretary.
NUTTER. GEORGE HENRY, JR. On
Friday August <, 1941 GEORGE HENRY
NUTTER- Jr loving son of Juanita Nutter;
nephew Of Yvonne Hopkins. Lois klah ana
Phyllis Ford. Remains may be viewed at
Frazier's funeral home 3S9 R. l. ave. NV.
Funeral Tuesday. August II, at IL am,
from St Georges Chapel, md and You
sts NV Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. II
Evening star., 1941-08-09
|roquois Is Placed
In Naval Service
AS Hospital Ship
Stir Created in 1899 by
kuzi Warning Of Plan
To Sink Refugee Croft
b. the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9-The Navy
today commissioned the U. S. S.
Solace, adding to the American
fleet its first hospital ship since
World War days.
The Solace is the former 6,209-
ton Clyde Mallory liner Iroquois.
The Navy bought her in July, 1910,
and since last September she has
been. undergoing conversion at the
Atlantic Basin Iron Works in
Brooklyn.
The Iroquois was used by the
Government in October, 1899, to
return American nationals from
Britain by the way of Ireland.
Considerable anxiety was felt
for the safety of the vessel dur
Evening star., 1941-08-09
Mognuson's Mother
Ill With Sleep Sickness

Representative Magnuson, Demo
crat, of Washington, today received
word that his mother, Mrs. William
G. Magnuson, 73, is much improved
from q serious attack of sleeping
sickness at Moorehead, MINI.
Mr.. Magnuson has made plans
to fly to join his mother in case
of an emergency. The physician
was quoted as saying he had never
before known of a person of Mrs
Magnuson's age to contract the
disease.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
Aviation Award Presented
zif, MAGAZINE Publisher

Senator McCarran of Nevada yes
to William B. Ziff, Chicago maga-
zine publisher, in behalf of the In
ternational League of Aviators in
recognition of his contribution to
the science of aeronautics.
The presentation was made at
the Mayflower Hotel in the pres
ence of ranking officers of the
Army Air Corps. The scroll was
signed by officers of the league, in
cluding Col. Harold Evans Hart
ney, Col William Thaw, Maj.
Charles Wayne Kerwood, Capt. Ed
Evening star., 1941-08-09
John P. GrumIich Dead;
Former D. c. Carpenter

John P. Gramlich, 83, for many
years a resident of this city, died
yesterday at the Carpenters Hons
at Lakeland, Fla, after brief ILL
ness of pneumonia.
Mr.. Granlich was born at
Hessendamstadt, Germany, on July
4, 1858. and came to Washington in
1884 For many years ne worked as
carpenter here, and when he re-
tired in 1884 he went to Lakeland
to live.
Mr.. Grsmlich Is survived by four
sons, John P, jr.: Charles r. and
Louis Of this city and Gregor of
Gamboa, Canal Zone.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
Composers Wife Sues
For Maintenance

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 9-Walter
Joseph Donaldson, composer of
when Day Is Done" and other
songs, was sued yesterday for S175-
a-week separate maintenance by
Dorothy Ann, Donaldson. former
actress, who estimated his earnings
at $4,000 a year. She charged
cruelty.
They We're married in 1884.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
Canadian Navy Minister
Arrives in Brituin
Nv the Associated Prose

! By the ASSOclated Press.
LONDON, Aug 9.-Canadian Navy
Minister Angus Macdonald arrived
in Britain today after a trans
Atlantic bomber flight and boarded
another plane for London.
He was accompanied by Rear Ad-
miral Percy Nelles, chief of naval
staff, and Capt. F. L. Houghton,
director of naval plans.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
Moi. Ernest Thwoites Dies

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Aug. 8 P).-
Maj. Ernest Thwaites, u, retired
assistant general manager Of the
operations department of the New
York Central Railway, died yester-
day of heart attack.
Evening star., 1941-08-09

NEWARK, N. J.-EXPLAINING NEW DIVE BOMBER TO
KNUDSENEdward Eddy Qef project engineer describes for
general Of the Office of Production
MANAGEMENT the workings Americas high speed
heavy dive bomber the Brewster SB2Al demon
Airport yesterday The plane carries oo0
pound bomb entirely within its fueage giving
trim appearance and increasing speed eliminating the
drag Capable flying from New York to Los Angeles
more than 100 miles hour faster than the Stuka
bombers in and has twice the
range and ad-carrying ability of the German type.
"A P. Photo.
Evening star., 1941-08-09

The Federal Reserve System in its
official list of foreign exchange
rates notes in the case Of is countries
no rate available"
La gaceta., 1941-03-26

Sc reunira hoy la Union 462.
Todos esperamos que los traba-
jadores cumplan con su deber,
sin tenor, y hagan respetar sus
recienteS acuerdos.
Todos esperamos tambien que
no sean admitidos los indivi-
duos que Sc han pasado en- los
Gltimoe dias desde la Union 500
bajo I'm secretario eNpulsado
por sus companeros.
Esas "nuevas adquisiciones"
deberan esperar a que tome pO-
session un ~secretario electo por
la mayorfa y respectable por ella.
La intenci6n de los "pfcaros"
es seguir dominando Ell Consul
two.
La gaceta., 1941-03-26

Grecia y ell Norte de Africa. Ro-
berto Farinacci, que Sc encuen-
ira hoy en- Roma, luego de ha-
berse dicho que habia perecido
combatiendo en- Albania, anun-
cia un contraataque de los tia
lianos y los alemaneS en- ell este
de Africa. Los ingleses sc reti-
raron de un puesto avanzado
en- las cercanias de Benghazzi Y
Berlin afirma que 10 hicieron
bajo la preston de sus trOpas,
operando desde la Tripolitania.
Lego hoy a Berlin Ell minis
tro de estado japones, Yosuke
MatsuOka. Dicese que Hitler ira
tara de conNen0erlo para que
antagonice a Estados UnidOs en-
ell Pacifico, evitando asi que ell
gobierno del p~residente Roose-
Welt de a la Gran Bretana toda
la ayuda que requiere.
CorrespOnsales americanOs a.
gregados a la escuadra inglesa
dicen que 6sta mantiene ell con-
troll del Mediterraneo Y que Sc
propone mandar al Atlantico,
para la protection de la marina
mercante, un ndmero grande
de buques.
La gaceta., 1941-03-26
GREEN HA PEDIDO QUE Sc
ELIMINEN LOS ABUSOS

Washington, mario 26.-Wi-
liam Green, presidente de la
Federation Americana del Ira
bajo, lie contest6 aver al senador
Norris, de Nebraska, un amigo
de los trabajadores, diciendole
que ha pedido sean eliminados
los abuses en- cuanto los dere-
chos de ingreso en- las uniones.
Norris estima que la Federation
y Ell CLIO deben eliminar 10 que
81 califica de honorarios ultra
jantes.
Green estima que las Uniones
solo deben cobrar un ingreso no
minal para dar entrada a los
uuevOs miembrOs que sean uti.
La gaceta., 1941-03-26
FL nuevo Executive de la 462 Sc ha visto obigado
a actual contra los insolentes
Hoy Sc pedira un interdictO contra Ell Secretari'
que actua ilegalmente

rencia de la "paz'' que Sc eelc-
brara en- New York. A nombra
de la Union 500, "saqueada" con
pals.
tinuamente, Sc lie ofrecera a Ia
de Dependencies que NADIA le
costara ell viaje a sus Delegates.
Nosotros esperamos que esa ma
niObra con dinero de los 'maltra
tados" de la 500, sea rechaza-
da.
AL mismo tempo sabemCS
que Sc han hecho proposlcioneS
a miembros de la Union de Pa
naderos, ofreciendoles coStear-
les los gaStos, con dinero de la
500, para que vayan a New
York como Delegates a la confe-
rencia de la "paz'' y la TRACTION.
ALI los presentaran como
miembros de la Union de Pana-
deros, desacreditando o tratan-
do de desacreditar esa orga-
nizaci6n, que va tom6 un acuer-
do en- contrario.
lHasta cuando van a Seguir
tolerando mansamento los MEM
bros de la Union 500 que su di-
nero Sc caste en- conferences
Y convenciones de los 'fresca-
leS"?
La gaceta., 1941-03-26
Ouedaran terminates ~ nuevos
Apartamentos para ell 10. de Abnl
Unas palabbras del comandante Mackler

pu4S no Sc lamenten de que no
fueron atendidas. Tenemos una
Recommendation y la respetamOs.
La intenci6n del gobiernO es A.
yudar a las familias de pocos
recursos'.
Las Oficinas de los apartamen
tos Ponce de Leon estan situa-
das en- ell 1903 de la avenida 26 Y
permanecen abiertas desde las
8 de la manana hasta las 8 de
la noche, los dias laborables. v
desde las dos de la tarde a las
siete, en- domingo.
A. G. Colado es ell administra-
dor y lie ayuda un personal com
petente y amable.
La gaceta., 1941-03-26

iExiste I'm desacuerdo que Sc
ahonda o profundiza entire ell
Soviet y ell regimen de Hitler?
LA frialdad de Russia hacia
Alemania, escribe un periodista
americana, sc refleja en- las pre-
sentes noticias sobre las relacio-
mes turco-sovieticas. Moscu a.
lienta a Ankara para que resis-
ia la aggression. AL mismo ITEM
po ell Soviet no Sc atreve a aeon
sejar la guerra a los turcos''.
Data la apprehension del So
Wet de los dias en- que los nazis
ocuparon a Bulgaria sin consul
tar anticipadamente a Moscd.
ESQ produjo la actitud del Krem
lin en- cuanto a Bulgaria.
I've Ell Soviet un serio peli-
gro para la Ukrania en- las nue.
vas maniobras de los nazis en-
los Balkanes?"
lei oso Gamma por ia cuer-
da floja"; pero Ell ''hilo" esta
hGmedo y a MEDIA que pasan
los dias Sc lie hace mas dificil
mantener Ell equilibrio!
La gaceta., 1941-03-26
CoRTE DE 10 CRIMINAL
No Sc puso de Gcuerdo ell JurGdO

Bajo la presidential del juez
Murphy, de Orlando, un Jurado
de seis hombres no Sc puso de
acuerdo en- la causa contra Char
les Rock, de 80 amos, acusado de
HERR g%ravemente a su esposa,
Ana Maria Russo, de 26 amos.
Rock hiri6 a su mujer, en-
MARIO de 1889, cuando esta se
hallaba acostada en- ell domicilio
de su hermana, 29W de la aveni
da Highland. La Sra. Russo ha
vuelto a casarse.
Manifesto Rock al Jurado que
no recuerda NADIA de 10 sucedidO,
por cuanto perdi6 la raz6n al
leer un telegrama que otro hon.
bre mandaba a su mujer.
Este mismo individuo, el es-
poso agresor, fue condenado a
un ano de carcel, por robo, en-
Hot Springs, Arkansas.
La gaceta., 1941-03-26
Ell JUEZ SANDER OPINA
QUE Ell VAN
HORN ES Ell LLAMADO
A DECIDIR

Ante ell juez Sander, de Ia
Corte del Circuito, Sc verified
hoy un juicio en- primera ms
tancia de la solicitud de inter
dicto hecha por ell nuevo eiecu-
two legalmente electo, de la u
MON 462, contra ell secretario =
el vicepresidente, declarados en-
rebeldia contra los acuerdos L.
gitimos.
Sin decidir en- pro nj en- con-
ira, ell juez resolvi6 que el pro-
blema debe ~sujetarse al articu-
10 % de la International de Ia
baqueros de America y que Ia
autoridad superior en- ell case,
Ipor ahOra, 10 es ell presidente
Van Horn y ell Executive Inter
ildSNOIldl.
Quiere este decir que 81 los
"rebeldes' no aceptan 10 que Ell
presidente Van Horn disponga,
con arreglo a justicia, entonces
la Corte, 81 los quejosos 10 piden
de nuevo, asumira la jurisdic-
ci6n.
Las palabras del juez repre-
sentan una victoria para los O.
breros quejosos, por cuanto bien
claro esta que ell secretario y FL
vicepresidente abiertamente vic
Ian la Constitution y las reglas
de la International.
La gaceta., 1941-03-26
Sc BENEFICIARON CON LA
VENTA DE LAS MAQUINAS
DE voTAR LOS sRES. TILL
MAN Y SETH DEKLE

Ell Sr. Bernard NJ. Weiss, pre-
sidente de la Shoup Company,
.fabricante de maquinas de vo-
tar. inform6 hoy que su compa-
MIA pag6 a los Sres. Seth Dehe,
exrspresentante a la camara del
.estado, S9,795 como honorarios
" comisi6n para representarla
on este condado y al Sr. Tillman
abopado del condado y exsena-
dor le vendi6 $92,496 en- certifi-
cqdos. con un descuento de
.S7,1ll.
Weiss hizo esa declaration de-
ferditndose contra un pleito de
D. F. Manasco, su agente en- la
Florida, que lie reclama en- Co
misiones, por la venta de 1873
maquinas al condado de Hills
borough, $18, 726,
La gaceta., 1941-03-26
Intensficado Ell bIoqueo de las islas Dodecaneso
Alemania amenaza ell territorio protegido
por la Doctrine de Monroe
Farinacci anuncia una contraofensiva en- Africa

Londres, MARIO 26.-La es-
cuadra y la aviaci6n inglesa
mantiene ell bloqueo de las islas
italianas del Dodecaneso donde
va existe eScasez de alimentos y
de materiales de guerra. Las IL
islas tienen cortada su comuni-
caci6n con Italia y las mas inn
portanteS, Rodas, Leros y Scar
panto, continuan siendo bombar
deadas,
Hoy la escuadra inglesa, que
domino ell Mediterraneo, bonn
.barde6 a Scarpanto. La moral
de las guarniciones de las islas
es cada vez mas baja.
Alemania public6 aver la a.
menaza de haber extendido su
'bloqueo' a Islandia y hasta I'm
lugar a tres millas de la costa
de Groenlandia. Este significa
que los nazis amenazan con ex-
tender la IONA de guerra hasta
ell hemisferio occidental. Groen-
landia esta protegida pOr Esta-
dos Unidos, bajo la doctrina de
Monroe. Varios guardacostas a.
mericanos vigilan las aguas de
csc pals.
Inglaterra ha terminate va
sus planes para la defensa de
La gaceta., 1941-03-26
FADTAN $4,000 PARA
LLENAR Ell COFRE

Esta noche Sc presentara el
informe final del Cofre de Ia
Comunidad sobre los trabajos
realizados.
Faltaban hasta la noche de
aver, segln ell Sr. w. S. Rod
gers. presidente de la camapa-
ma, S15,676.
Carl Brorein, uno de los d.
rectores del Cofre estima que e.
so equivale a un reto y que e.
dinero debe levantarse, aunque
haya necesidad de realizar nue.
vos esfuerzos.
La gaceta., 1941-03-26

Ell pacto nazi-yugOeslavo pro-
hibe a Hitler usar ell territorio
del nuevo pals enyugado para
remitir tropas en- direction de
Grecia y Turquia.
Podra mandar, sin embargo,
armamento y trenes "cerra-
dos.
En- los trenes cerrados y Sc
llados iran soldados...
lEliminaran los servios al re-
genie Paul, al primer ministro
Y ell ministro de eStado, los auto
res del infamante "arreglo" an
tidemocratico?
Asi 10 han prometidO!.