davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

synopsis: ONCE PRINCE VALIANT WHIPPED SOME ARAB
SLAVE DEALERS AND FREED THEIR WReTCHeD MepCHAN-
Disc. THEN THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE TURNtD AND NOW
THE SAME ARABS APE SELLING BOTH Val AND The
SINGING SWORD" IN THE DAMASCUS BAZAAR.
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caught her breath and gasped. be-
fore she could check her words,
why. the good for nothing pup"
Natalie WINGED. mo. he's not,
Terry. He's fine and decent-and
everything wanted in a man. It's
I who have failed him somewhere"
"You!" Terry fairly snorted.
You've given him the world on a
solid gold platter"
Maybe that's just 1t, Terry.
Maybe he'd rather have worked for
it-with someone like June" said
Natalie, tortured with the memory
Of that moment when she had stood
there, dazed and incredulous,
watching that unbelievable scene;
her husband, bridegroom, making
love to another mans bride. It
sounded like something In French
farce-not the sort Of thing that
happens in real life; not in HER
life.
Have you told Donald?" asked
Terry after a moment.
mo, of course not-why should
II" Natalie answered almost
haughtily.-
Terry shrugged. ran nervous I'm
gers through her already tumbled
curls, and flung out her other hand
in little gesture Of helplessness.
We'll. after all, he is her hus-
hand Tt caar,S 10 MA ha OUGHT 60
be at least mildly interested in such
shenanigans," she pointed out with
deceptive mildness. But of course
I could be wrong about that. I've
been wrong about lot Of things
in my time"
This concerns only Brooks and
me-" said Natalie steadily. "If
Brooks wants divorce, shall give
it to him, Of course"
Sure" said Terry. and made no
secret Of her supreme disgust at
that. you would. You're soft
much too soft to fight. So you'll
just be ladylike and refined. You
make me sick!"
WnaI else could COZ" Natalle
stammered.
Being you-nothing," answered
Terry sharply. But If it was me
If some other woman took my Bill
it would be over my dead body.
But then, of course, I haven't been
handicapped, as you have, by being
brought up as lady. I've always
fought for what I wanted, and the
battle I'd put up against any wom-
an who wanted my Bill would
make a May Day riot look like a
Sunday school picnic"
"But-to try to hold a man who
no longer wants you" Natalie
shivered and set her teeth. IT
couldn't, Terry-I couldn't! After.
all, a woman has to have some
pride"
Go Be Continued)
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making Friend Husband hold out
his grimy little paw every time he
wanted 5 cents for a package Of
gum"
"well~ said Mrs. Edmonds in
delicate disdain.
Terry stared at her for a mo-
ment, then threw down the knife
with which she had been peeling
tomatoes and stalked out Of the
kitchen. too angry to speak. She
pushed open the swinging door and
all but fell over Natalie, who stood
with her slim back pressed hard
against the door at the other end
Of the tiny pantry. Her first star
tied look at the girls white face
and tortured eyes told Terry that
Natalie had overheard the whole
conversation.
Terry was tongue-tied for a mo-
ment.
Its quite all right, Terry" said
Natalie after moment II proved
an old adage wrong-the one about
eavesdroppers hearing no good of
themselves. Thank you for stick
ing up for me.
THE Edmonds creature gets In
my hair" Terry exploded. "She's
always so darned busy minding
other peoples affairs!"
Maybe that's because she hasn't
any Of her own, Ell ?" said Natalie,
and tried to smile, though her eyes
were sick with pain. Far too much
pain to have been caused by over
hearing the more or less harmless
words that Terry and Mrs. Ed
monds had exchanged in the
kitchen.
Look here, Natalie, you're not
going to let that old cat get under
your skin ?" Terry burst out child
ishly. caring not boot that Mrs
Edmonds might very easily hear
her. "She Just talks to hear her
brains rattle"
Natalie shook her head. mo, OF
course I don't mind what Mrs. Ed
monds said," she answered, so soft
ly that Terry had to lean close tc
hear her words. Butch, Terry
Terry-something has happened
that's sort Of snatched the ground
from under my feet, and I'm
scared, Terry. I'm so terribly
scared"
Terry put quick. comforting
arms about her as though Natalie
had been the younger. Don't. Ma.
talie. Nothing's as bad as all that"
This is" said Natalie family
ITS much worse. was looking fol-
Brooks a while ago. And I found
him-way down the beach-with
June In his arms"
1t took a full moment for the
significance Of that to sink into
Terry's startled, ordinarily alert
young mind. And when it did she
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employees
as
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in ood
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II Frankly n a a
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empIo
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sand fac
beenab etc make added
N
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thai they how can do il mpl
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CHAPTER THIRTY-NINE


IT HADN'T BEEN easy to get
rid Of the newspaper men. But they
were gone at last, and Betsy sug-
gested Hospitality to the colony,
'It's too late for real meal Why
don't we Just scratch up something
here and have it together. picnic
fashion? ?"
The others shouted approval, and
Betsy, Mrs. Edmonds and Terry
disappeared into the kitchen to
make sandwiches, salad and tea.
Wonder where June is?" ex-
claimed Terry as she assembled
lettuce and tomatoes and hunted
for the salad bowls.
Il wonder where Brooks is
suggested Mrs. Edmonds. There
was curious infection in her voice
that made Terry and Betsy look at
her questioningly.
Meaning just exactly what-or
shouldn't l ask" suggested Terry
mildly-too mildly, for there was
a CLINT in her eye that indicated
she still had reserves against liking
Mrs. Edmonds any too much.
Mrs. Edmonds smiled family and
kept her eyes on the sandwiches
she was cutting.
"Oh, don't imagine he liked be-
ing labeled The Million Dollar
Husband very we'll And there were
some other things the newspaper
men said" she added coolly. HE
looked rather-well, rather black
when he stalked away"
Il thought he looked like Laur.
ence Olivier in a temper-and that
looks pretty good to me-" said
Terry promtly@ Brooks is a pretty
swell guy. Anybody want to make
anything out Of that ?"
Mrs. Edmonds laughed, and hel
thin, penciled brows went up In 9
little look Of amused dismay. my
dear!" she protested prettily. "Pu,
down that wicked-looking knife
when you speak in that tone. The
two together are simply too dan.
gerous. All I meant was thai
Brooks looked as though he'd like
some solitude to get over his-well
shall we call 1t embarrassment p
"And why should he be embar.
rassed?" demanded Terry, still bel.
hgerently. After all, Natalie's go,
such scads Of money! don't sup.
pose there's a man in the country
with enough money to marry hei
and escape being called a fortune
hunter. But Natalie's plenty hu.
man and plenty swell-and She.
crazy about Brooks. I think 1t wa.
darned swell Of her to hand him 9
million bucks so he could have hi.
own pocket money after they were
married. A lot Of women In her po
sition might have gone around
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-17

Prosperity is definitely here.
Ask Attorney Lee N. Brown.
A Milford man, who went to see
the lawyer, was accompanied by
his little son. Attorney Brown
offered the boy dime. Sonny
seemed reluctant and when IA
Their said either thank the man
or give the dime back, Sonny
gave 1t back.
Friendship is stretched to pref
ty thin veneer sometimes and
Tracy Towner can tell Of an incl
dent in which 1t was. A friend NJ
his visiting Grants Tomb in New
York City purchased souvenir
picture. postal card Of the monu-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-17
Neics From Salem,


Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Durham and
daughter were called 70 Marleite
last Friday because OF the death
OF Mrs. BGrnham's father.
Mrs. Stanley West and two chill.
dren and Mrs. Knowles Buers and
son are spending a week al Lake
Tippsaco. near Holly.
Mrs. Frank McFarlane spent
Sunday in Detroit.
Mrs. Leo He;ntH and daughter.
Doris. and Mrs. Charles Stacey
visited al the Harry Stanley home
in Plymouth Saturday.
Mrs. Julia Foreman returned
Thursday after spending a week
In Lansing with her daughter
Mrs c +. Clark
Sunday guests Of Mrs. Julia
Foreman were Mr.. and Mrs. Zsck
Poster. Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Foreman
Worthwhile. Sere salem visitors
Sunday.
Prank Bowers and Walter Ham.
mond attended the ball game al
Briggs Stadium in Detroit Satur-
day afternoon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-17
RITES CONDUCTED

Detroit. July IL ms With
monument oricisls and clergymen
in attendance. a solemn high re-
QUEEN mass was sung at Blessed
Sacrament Cathedral Wednesd day
for Frederick J. Fisher. eldest o.
seven brothers who founded ting
Fisher Body Company. The Most
Rev. Edward Mooney, archbishop
OF Detroit. presided al the last
rites for the pioneer automobile
industriAlisi who died Monday at
the age OF 63.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-17
Alien Borless Unhappy
in Unregistered State

Philadelphia, July l7-AP-Fifty
four-year-old Enaat Boriess. who
came 10 the United States from
Australia in 1888. says it's not his
fault he isn't a citizen and he'd
Just as soon be hanged as register
as an alien now.
Boriess told L. S. Commissioner
Norman J. Griffin he applied for
naturalization papers in 1915 and
is still waiting" for Uncle Sam
20 reply.
They do not give me my pa
pers." he shouted. 81 do not register
for them. They can hang me. de-
port me do anything they want.
All the same TO mel"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-17
SHOWER GIVEN IN HONOR
OF MRS. FORD ArcHIsoN

Salem. Mich. July lT-Mrs. Asa
Whipple and Mrs. Myrlan Lyke
were co-hostesses in the latter's
home on Friday afternoon AZ a
sunshine shower in honor OF Mrs,
Ford Atchison. Twenty five WON
en- were present.
The afternoon was spent in play
ing games. prizes going 10 Mrs.
Irene Lyke, Mrs. c. NJ. Pennell
and the honoree. Mrs. Ford Atch-
ison.
After the opening OF the many
gifts a two course, luncheon Was
served by the hostesses.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-17

was thrust back into the pocket to
be seen no more. However there
are those who believe Mr.. DeBoer
is the only resident Of Ypsilanti
who knows what a lobster-craw-
fish tastes like.
Odd things happen on fishing
trips. You not only get freaks of
nature on your line. you get them
on your toe. At least that's what
curious friends of John Bailey
found when they were solicitous OF
his bandaged foot.
ut happened this. way, he says.
II had a big heap of fish in the
boat when l decided to take a
piece OF cinder out OF my shoe.
Well, I just got my toe too near
that pile Of fish and one took a nip
at me-.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-17

and his party arrived in Traverse
City Wednesday where his daughter
Christina. will be crowned queen
OF Michigan's National Cherry
Festival.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-17
Around The
Cracker Barrel

ment. On the address side the
friend had written, Dear Tracy,
this Is a beautiful building, wish
you were here"
A ride with Lawrence DeBoer,
Roosevelt High School faculty
member. has its interesting mo-
ments his pupils find. They are
authority for the story that
'fishy looking thing once in
while crawls out of his coat pocket.
They insist they saw a combina-
ton lobster-crawfish wiggle its
head, tail, fin, claw or whatever
such a freak would wave while
they were riding with him recent
ly. The object of their interest
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-17
Attend Meddlnn

Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Wheeler al.
tended the wedding OF Melvin r
Taylor and Williamena Young at
Calvary Methodist Church in Holly
Saturday afternoon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-17
School Meetina H.ld

The annual school meeting was
held in the seheei Aea4sy- evening
with Il persons attending. George
Roberts and William Benjamin and
Myrlan Lyke were elected TO fill
vacancies on the board.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-17
Mrs. PAYNE Recovering

Mrs. Charles Payne, who under
went serious operation In Ses-
sions Hospital. Worthwhile is re
covering satisfactorily.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-17
Federated Aid Meets

Members OF the Federated Aid
met In the church basement Thurs.
day for a potluck dinner and ty-
ing off OF two comforts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-17

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mosquito
boats Wednesday torpedoed and
heavily damaged a big Soviet de-
stroyer, the Nazi high command
announced
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-17

CONTINUES GOOD WILL TOUR
Traverse City, Mich, July IL
INS-Continuing a good will tour,
Senior Rodolfo Michels. Chilean
ambassador to the United States,
La gaceta., 1941-07-10
LA NUEVA DIRECTIVA DE
LA LOGIA LUZ DE CUBA
NUMERO 5

ACADIA de tomar possession la
mueva directiva de la LOgia Luz
de Cuba No. 5, de la Orden Caba
Hero de la Luz.
Componen ell directorate los
sehores siguientes:
Agustin Pla, Luminar; Fran
cisco Pine, viceluminar Jose NJ.
Pita, patriarch; Victor Coma
lez, secretario de actas; Pedro
Hernandez, vicesecretario de &C
tas; Manuel G. Cuervo, tesore-
70; Francisco Rubio, secretariO
de finanzas Isidro Martinez, ex
perto; Ciriaco Lemus, maestro
de ceremonies Eufemio Acosta
guarda interior; Rafael E. Es-
pima, guarda exterior; Ricardo
ROgert, portaestandarte; Mi
guel A. Marrero, pasado lumi-
mar.
Muchos exitos les deseamos.
La gaceta., 1941-07-10
Las tropas sovietcas han convertible en-
estancamiento Ell "bltz" de los totaEtarios
Moscu informa que TODD ell frente
de ha estabilizado
Exterminada una division alemana en- uno de los
~sectores que protege a MoscI.

Moscu, Julio 10.-La noticia
de aver sobre que dos Columns
mecanizadaS de los naZis fueron
destruidaS EN- la Russia Blanca,
produjo aqui intensa algeria.
Oficialmente Sc afirma que
ell ''blitzkrieg' totalitario sc ha
convertible en- estancamiento.
I'm despacho de hoy informa
del exterminio de una division
alemana, de $4,000 hombres, en-
ell frente que proteje a Moscd.
La nota Official sovietica re-
vela que TODD ell frente sc ha es-
tabilizado. EScuadriIlas rusas
de aviaci6n destruyeron entire
aver Y hoy centenares de tan
ques del enemigo.
Berlin oculta detalles y ase-
gura que los dos ejercitos sos
tienen una batalla decisiva.
"Las operaciones en- ell frente
este, dice Ell Quartet general de
Hitler, prosiguen sin descanso''
Una compania finlandesa en-
treg6 hoy las armas al ejercito
russo, afirmando sus jefes que
La gaceta., 1941-07-10
Sus c~orazones.

Alegres, satisfechos, conten.
tos por haber servido fielmentt
a la sociedad a que pertenecen
llegaron a Pass-a-Grille.
Cuando ell omnibus arrib6
la casa que habian alquilado, J
la Iue ellos habfan prometidC
cuidar, les Sali6 al encuentro e
casero y les dijo: No pueden en-
trar en- la casa.
LIE of~recieron un precio ma
yor y rehus6.
Esta fue la primera humilla'
lion.
Viendo que ell individuo de Ia
cara no respectable su palabra
Sc dirigieron al Casino.
LIE ofrecerian un buen nego-
clio al "pan-americanista", a.
Buen Vecino que administra ese
"balneario".
Cuando ell autobus lego frer
e al Casino. sali6 un salvaje.
un semihombre con chapa, y les
amenaz6: no Sc bajen, sigan Ia
marcha; aquf no les queremos..,
Algunos j6venes intentaror
bajarse, en- ell libre ejercicio dc
sus derechos, y ell individuo dc
la chapa lego hasta ell punto de
amenazar con su revolver.
Finas, decentes, humans, las
lindas muchachas impidieron
que los hombres Sc tirasen de-
coche y castigasen al canalla
que les habia insultado...
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, luego de
la amargura de las primeras nc
raj, sobre la arena, en- otro lu-
gar, pasaron ell dia.
La gaceta., 1941-07-10
10 desean combatir a Russia

no desean combatir a Russia.
Muchas de las fotografias pu.
blicadas por los nazis son falSal
Y la mejor prueba de clio es qu'
presentan a los soldados ru.
SOS con ropa de i~nvierno. FL ca.
lor es intense y las tropas ru
sas usan sus ropas de verano.
Ell ejercito russo continGa des
eargando sus mas fuertes gol
pes en- ell sector de Lepel. "El
ell sector de Lepel, informa um;
nota del alto mando, ACADIA d,
ser destruida una division nazi
con 40 canones, materialeS y
maquinarias. Nuestras tropas
infligieron una reria derrota 6
una division enemiga, en- direc.
ci6n de Dorisov.
Mudhos de los contraataques
Sc han efectuado con exito com.
pleto.
Sc viene observando aqui quC
la propaganda alemana da aho-
ra las noticias, en- lugar de ha.
cerlo con detaMes, directamen.
te, ell alto mando del ej6reito.
La gaceta., 1941-07-10
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Un incidente ocurrido el pasado domingo
La obra de los "pancerdistas" destruye o que
branta la obra de los Pan-americanistas

Use enter6 listed de 10 que lie
sucediera ell pasadO domingo a
las senoritas y j6venes de laSec-
ci6n de Recreo del Centre Astu-
riano?
Habfan alquilado una casa en-
Passa-a-GriKle para tener un ST.
ito donde guarecerse en- case de
lluvia.
Salieron de Tampa, en- un
autobus.
Iban cantando, alegres de vi
vir; iban cantando y al mismO
tempo pensando en- las delicias
de la libertad y la democracia.
Una naci6n libre-decian al
gunos-es la felicidad.
TodOs j6venes, todOs' ameri-
canos... pero de apellidOs espa-
nOles, descendientes de Ponce
de Leon y de fernando DeSoto.
.Cantaban la algeria de vivir..,
Y adoraban la democracia en-
sus corazones.
La gaceta., 1941-07-10

Washington, julio 10 En-
esta capital Sc discute hoy ell
punto de 81 la escuadra del
AtlanticO recibi6 la orden de
disparar, en- case n%ecesario,
cuando Sc verificaba la ocupa
con de Islandia.
Ell comit6 de aSuntos nava-
les del Senado sc reuni6 hoy
para decidir 81 existen mott
vos suficientes para una i'm
vestigaci6n, con motive de los
rumoreS sobre encuentros en-
ell mar entire buques america
nos y piratas nazis.
Wendell Wilkie, ell lider re-
publicano, abog6 aver por ell
establecimiento de bases ma
wales americanas en- Escocia
Y ell norte de Irlanda. FL pri-
mer ministro Churchill Sc que
j6 al gobierno de los Estados
Unidos, anteayer, de la indis-
erection peligrosa del senador
Wheeler profetizando la ocu-
paci6n de Islandia.
Sobre la question de tirar.
muchos Legislatures opinan
que ell secretario Knox clara
mente ha dado a entender que
la escuadra del Atlantico tie
ne orden de hacer fuego con-
ira cualQuier actividad hostil
a 10 largo de las lineas de CO.
municaciones de los Estados
Unidos, en- ell mar Ell secreta-
rio habl6 aver de la question,
pero NADIA dijo sobre ell dis
parar.
Las palabras del secretario
lfseron estas: ell Presidente ha
dado instrucciones a la mari
ma para hacer 10 que Sc esti-
me necesario cuando llegue ell
momento de proteger los pun
tos del Atlantico cercanos a
las bases de Estados Unidos.
Washington, julio 10.-La
Secretaria de Estado, segGn Sc
La gaceta., 1941-07-10
LOS NAILS ESPERAN UNA
ACCION CONJUNTA
La Capturd de SGliG

Berlin, Julio 10.-La ocupa-
ci6n de Islandia por ell ejercito
de Aos Estados Unidos se inter
preta aluf como ell principle de
una acci6n c%onjunta entire Nor
tie America e Inglaterra.
va en- esa isla, Sc afirma, o.
peran conjuntamente los solda-
dos britanicos y los americanos.
Eel brazo de America, no obs
tante la doctrina de Monroe, Sc
extiende mas en- direction de
Europa. No causarian sorpresa
otras ~agresiones americanas''
en- ell hemiSferio oriental. Ale
mania no ha mandado energi-
cas- notas a Francia, Espana y
Portugal para que hagan mas ri
gida la ~resistencia contra la in
vasi6n americana, como Sc ha
dicho en- los peri6dicos ingleses
El communicate de hoy expedi
do en- ell Quartet general de Hit
Ter dice como sigue: Las ope-
raciones en- Ell este progresan in
cansablemente. Hemos captura-
do a Salia, poblacion fortified
da en- la frontera de Finlandia.
Una division rusa fue aplas-
tada en- varios dias de combate.
Ell ala izquierda del ejercitao a.
leman del Baltico extiende dos
puntas de lama hacia las defen
sas sovieticas, una en- direction
de Italian, capital de EstOnia, y
la otra con rumbo a Leningra-
do. La Inca de batalla sc extien-
de desde Ostrov, cerca de la
froentra de Latvia v Estonia,
100 millas al sur de Borisov, en-
la carretera Minsk-M oscu, y
100 millas al sureste hasta Bo-
braick, en- ell rio Berezina.
La gaceta., 1941-07-10
DEMANDAN LOS INGLESES
La EVACUATION DE
BEIRUT
Transmitidas al general Dentz
las condolences
La aviacion britannica sigue
destruyendo las fabricas nazis

Londres, julio 1O.-Las con
diciOneS del ej6rcito ingles so
bre un armiSticio en- Siria Y
Libano Sc han entregado va al
general Dentz, Alto Comisio-
nado frances y jefe de la re-
siStencia contra los aliados de
mocraticos.
Piden los aliados que las
tropas de Vichy Sc marchen
de Beirut Y que esta ciudad
sea declarada alberta" mien-
traS duren las negociaciones
en- pro de un srmisticio. 81
Dentz no 10 hace ash, ell gene
raj Wilson, jefe de las tropas
atacantes, lie declarara respon
sable de las consecuencias que
puedan derivarse. Sc lie di6 de
plazO al general frances has
Ia las $50 de la manana de
hoy para contestar, Hasta ell
mediodia no habia llegado la
replica, que Sc supiese.
FL principal prop6sito de los
aliados es garantizar la liber-
tad de Siria, de modo que de-
saparezca la infiltraci6n nazi.
Volando por encima de la
niebla, en- la mahana de hoy,
la Real Aviaci6n cruz6 ell ca
nal ingl6s y atac6 la costa de
Francia.
Grandes explosiones Sc oye-
ron. Las ametralladoras fun
cionaron despues sobre ell ca
nal.
Durante la noche las escua-
drillas ~britanicas atacaron a
Osnabruck y Aachen, en- la
costa occidental de Alemania.
BESIDE Ankara informan
que dos barcos franceses, un
tanque y un auxiliar, fueron
internados aver en- la bahia de
Iskanderun, donde Sc refugia-
ron huyendo de la escuadra
britannica Ell gobierno turco or
demo la incautacion de tan
ques, ametralladoras y artille
ria abordo del transporte fran
c6s st. Didie, hundido por la
aviaci6n britannica en- la bahia
de Adalia, ell pasado A de ju-
lilo. Los 255 supervivientes del
buque no seran repatriados.
La gaceta., 1941-07-10
I~MPORTANTE JUNTA CON
JUNTA EN- Ell CENTRIC
OBRER0

Sc efectuara esta noche, en- ell
Centre Obrero, una impOrtante
junta conjunta.
FL pleno de las uniones discu-
tira las peticiones que seran he
chas a los sehores fabricantes.
lRuegase la asistencia de to-
dos los trabajadores organiza-
dos, seg1n una hOia repartida
en- la mahana de hoy.
Una de las uniones, a pesar
de hallarse representada en- ell
Consultivo, habia pedido una
junta especial para que fuesen
discutidas "sus peticiones'.
Seguiremos informando.