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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
BY GEO. ROTHWELL BROWN
Special to THE DETROIT TIMES

WASHINGTON, May Tn
the most provocative war speech
thus far heard in the Senate, Sem
ator Pepper CD of Florida, yes
terday outlined five-point
program of immediate belligerent
action, including the bombing OF
Toxic with Chinese planes flown
by American pilots.
1t was instantly challenged by
Senator McCarrar Cd of Nevada,
who raised the question as to
whether Senator Pepper was
speaking for the administration,
and by Senator Bennett Clark CD
of Missouri, who laid before the
Senate the complete record of
President Roosevelt s, 1910 pledges
not to lead this nation into the
war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
The War TOdGg:

Commons gives Churchill 447 to 3
vote of confidence, Page IL
United States rounds up scores of
y German sailors, Page ID.
British make important gain in
Iraq Page 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
IN THE
NEWS
nUBLIC school week has come
i and gone.

DUBLIC school week has come
i and gone.
II has not received the atten-
tion that 1t should receive.
There are all kinds OF "weeks"
nowadays-but public school week
IL one OF the most important OF
all.
The public schools are the pill
lars OF our republic, the founda-
tiOns OF our democracy.
How important II Is. therefore,
10 maintain those foundations un-
corrupted by un-American teach
ings. how essential TO keep those
basic supports of true democracy
free from the destructive termites
OF communism.
Today the light OF democracy
shines dimly i'm our country and
the clouds OF war are darkening
on our horizon.
Every cloud has silver lining,
however, and perhaps II is 80 with
even the war clouds.
Heaven knows there are disad-
vantages enough in the war fever
and furore with which we are in
fected at present.
But perhaps there Is this ad-
vantage, that they renew our de-
votion to our country and To our
system of government.
They revive our faith In Amer
lea and in Americanism.
They bring home 10 us better
understanding of all that America
Is TO Ms, and all that Americanism
truly means.
Perhaps the soul OF man grows
stagnant unless IL il stirred at
times by trial and sacrifice. unless
II i lifted by arduous and even
painful endeavor to heights from
which "A clearer conception OF its
noblest ideals can be seen and real
lied.
HyyHEN your columnist WAS a
w little tNkc there was no such
thing a. communism in our
srhoOls--no possible faint of cor
rupting alien influences.
Not only was Americanism an
essential part of the school course
and curriculum, hut the demo
cratic experience of public school
Was considered and WAS an ele-
mental training in the duties Of
citizenship in this free and equal
republic.
One bright morning when your
columnist was about ten years old,
he remembers clearly a breakfast
conversation which decided his ed
ucational fate.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
DENIAL OF PLEDGES

In presenting this record of
promises Senator Clark, without
mentioning the name of the Presi-
dents wife, took cogniZance of
Mrs. Roosevelt's recen. denial, in
Los Angeles, that the President
had made any such pledges during
his third-term presidential cam
paign.
Senator Peppers five-point pro-
gram was regarded by some sena-
tors as an administration trial
balloon, Notwithstanding his speech
was a severe implied criticism of
President Roosevelts cautious
policy during the past month,
which is not moving fast enough
toward war in the opinion of those
groups of which the Florida SEN
stor is the spokesman at the
Capitol.
The five-point program outlined
was as follows:
1-Immediate declaration by
hkiOoo VI ~
emergency.
O-FulI mobilization of the ma
- terial and spiritual forces of
the nation.
C-Repeal OF the Neutrality
- Act to permit the sending
of ships and conveys to England.
I-Relaxation of law to permit
American pilots flying for
China in American planes to
bomb Toxic and make a sham
bles out of the japanese capital.
S-Immediate action by this
- government to take over
Greenland, Iceland, the Azores,
the Canary Islands, the Cape
Verde Islands and Dakar, on the
west coast of Africa.
1.-THE senator from Florida"
Continued on Page Four
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Stimson's Text. Page 2.
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Continued on Page Five)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
Name Instructors
For Recreation

A INST of instructors for the
school conferred community recre-
alton program opening the week
of Oct. 8 was announced Thursday
as follows:
Alfred Actor. W. L. Anderson,
Mitchell Angelel, Julia Bair, Will
helm Bake, Sigrid Bergerson,
Katherine Bernard, Mary Jane
Blaser, Ralph Christie, Mrs. Peter
Copeland, Lewis Cruver.
Mrs. Jay Downs, Jackie Du-
charme, Mrs. Helen Everett, Karl
Fvers, Marion Felt, Donald Flagg,
Mrs.. Harriet Gilchrist, p. s. Gilt
ner. Lloyd Hague, Ray Hall. A.
Fred Heany, Helen Marie Holt
camp.
Harry Johns. Ellis johnson, Vim
cent Keyes, Mrs. Pearl B. Lees,
Tom Lumsden, Mrs. Myrna Miller,
Elsie Morris, Lyle Morton, Bert
rum hyhre, Roy Norman, Frank
lin O'Neel.
Charles Roe, Ethyl Schuster, Ed
Schwarz, Rex Scott, Eona Sim
mons, Alice Small, Lorsyne Ste
~ens. Arthur Swanson, Mrs. Evs
Sweetser, Seymour Todd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
Cemetery Scheme Fraud
Charges Are Upheld

CHICAGO Two Of II men
charged with defrauding midwest
investors of $4,000 In a GENE
terry promotion scheme were found
guilty late Wednesday by u. 6.
Judge William II. Holy, VINO called
their activities extremely vi
eious
Holly found Michael Mich
aels, New York. and Ralph b.
Moohr, Los Angeles, guilty Of
nsins the mails fraudulently
In promoting sale of interests
IN the Rand Hill cemetery,
near Chicago.
Richard L. Vidaver, Bridgeport,
Conn, was found not guilty.
Fourteen other defendants have
entered pleas Of noio contenders.
This was an extremely vicious
crime" said Holly. 1T waS not
committed on impulse. nut thought
out with cool elaboration and well
planned. The promoters prsyeo or
the aged. siok and infirm."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
Oregon Cuordsmen
Coming to Fl. Lewis

The 123rd Observation squadron.
Oregon National Guard, sntrained
IN Portland Thursday for Gray
Field. Fort Lewis. The 100 men
Of the newly-activsted squadron
have been based on swan Island
airport in Portland.
The squadron. under command
Of Maj r.. G. Dodson, was indicted
Sept. Is in Portland. II will take
quarters vacated earlier this week
by the 91st Observation squadron.
which has been transferred TO Pine
Camp. New York.
Mai. Dodson arrived at Fort
Lewis early In the week 10 make
preparations for the arrival OF
the squadron personnel. Accom-
panying him was a small dstsch-
ment under the command OF LIST
Ii. J. r. Coftey. operations officer
Of the squadron. which has been
putting quarters In order.
Other officers are Capt w. J.
Daniels. executive. and ID Its. An
drew Norris. assistant operations
officer: Dick shesrer. VIII Hsf-
srsn. Duncan Mcleod and Harvey
Lounsbury. sdjutsnt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26

been dilly-dslly-
Inc along with
hearings on the
proposed legis-
lation. had pre-
VIC u sly an
nounced that he
hoped TO c o n
elude hear n gs
by Oct 2. But
" tn Baruchx
statement o n
the record, If
Steagalls COM
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26

rnittee completes hearings before
the snow flies 1t will be breaking
all the speed records ever set by
Dan Patch, Eleanor Holm, Sir
Malcolm Campbell, Howard
Hughes, Jesse Owens or Peggy
Hopkins Joyce getting a divorce.
You can just feel lobbyists
coming down on Capitol Hill
now TO get At Bsruch's state
ment, oiling their larynxes ~
they come
Ed O'Neill of the American
Farm Bureau federation is already
here. You bet he'll have a state
ment to make against freezing
farm price ceilings at parity. and
you bet the congressman will lis
ten. John L. Lewis. Bill Green
and /or their c. I. o. and A. =. of l..
cohorts, spokesman and lieuten-
ants will have their say against
freezing Of wages.
And If you listen closely. those
aren't ducks flying south in the
clear September air. but the flap
ping wings of or mixers out FORM
ing associations Of land o r d s,
wholesalers, commission men, and
Just general professors who will
now want TO migrate Washington
wards and speak their piece
against this quote communist,
nszi, fascist, socialistic, un-Ameri-
can unquote proposal.
SAID 1T 10 YEARS AGO.
DARUCH is only the second wit
ID ness the committee has heard
and It isn't through with the first
Icon Henderson. present price ad'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26

miniStrator with limited authority
and most likely choice for price
fixer under the proposed legisla-
ton. II congress ever passes IL
Henderson vas called a. first wit
ness Aug. 4. The committee re-
cessed for nearly q month and
most Of the members went home
for vacations. while prices con-
tinued TO rise.
The committee itself IL
cumbersome hut important
body Of IS. The members alt
around Its big semi-circulsr
raised bench. with the witness
and his aides and the press In
the well inside the semi-circle
with several hundred represen-
tatives of the public and just
plain curious rubbernecking
tourists In chairs facing the
committee. Doors bang. mes
sengerx scurry around. people
get tired and leave, and new
ones come 10 take their places.
Witnesses make statements,
and then nearly every one Of
the rs committee members
asks questions. BY the hour.
That's where the time goes.
And when the house does fin
ish Its hearings and acts on
the bill. the whole show will
he repeated by the senate.
The most amazing thing about
Baruchs statement on freezing
every single price is that IT is not
new. Bsruch has been saying this
same thing for over 10 years. In
June, 1880. war policies commits
sion was created by congress. Pat
Hurley, then secretary of war,
was its chairman, and from March
to May, 1881, 1t held hearings on
the general subject of planning for
possible war. To that commission.
Barney Baruch submitted a memo
randum on plans for industrial
mobilization, elimination OF prof
iteering and the equalization Of
the burdens of war. Out of this
came the industrial mobilization
plan of 1881. This plan was re
vised in 1888, 1886 and 1889. but
the basis of all these plans was
Baruch's memorandum of 1881.
THE SAME IDEAS AGAIN
ZIG out that memorandum now,
~ and you will find basically the
same ideas Baruoh now advocates
by proclamation" he advised
then, DEGREES that every price in
the whole national pattern as Of q
determined date shall be the maxi
mum that may henceforth bs
charged for anything rents
wages. interest rates, commissions
fees-in short, the price for every
item and service in commerce"
Then, as now, Baruch has
not believed that fixing the
wages of labor at a determined
level as of some specific date
means putting an end 10 Ia
boris right TO strike or bargain
collectively as long n indus
try n working ut q profit
THE attempt to draft labor IL
a. impossible and dangerous ~
the attempt 10 draft dollars" he
has written. Enforced and inyol-
untary service for a private mas
ter is and has been clearly and
repeatedly defined by supreme
court az slavery prohibited by the
18th amendment to the constitu-
ton
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
WASHINGTON COLUMN
Likely TO Be No Price Control
Legislation Before Jan. LII Then
BY PETER EDISON
arona Times washington Correspondent

WASHINGTON - Most immediate effect OF Bernard NJ
" Baruchs bombshe statement that price ceilings should
be slapped on wages and farm prices wei as on all
commodity prces-just Germany has dOnes that there
will probably be no price control legislation before Jan l. II
then.
limited authority
OZARK Ala chairman Of likely choice fer price
house banking and currency egsa-
mite. which since Aug has ton congress IL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26

Some parrots have been knOvn
70 reach the age of rs years
You help yourself when you buy
Z. s. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
SAID 1T 10 YEARS AGO!

DARUCH is only the second wit
ID ness the committee has heard,
and 1t isn't through with the first,
Icon Henderson. present price ad-
La gaceta., 1941-04-22
Alfonso Canedo es Ell nuevo Presidente y
Paquito Diaz Rogue el tesorero
grupito de los "rebeldes" Sc reunira Roy.
Rumores sobre los planes de los que desean
destruir las Uniones.

En- una reunion de los delega-
dos de las unioneS Leales, veri
ficada anoche en- ell Centre o.
brero, qued6 electo un nuevo /,
legitimo Comit6 Consultivo Cor
junto, quedando descartado e
''rebelde" o Illegal, representadc
por un paqueno grupito de 10
Union 500.
Asistieron a la session, con
Crcdenciales legitimas, los 81
guientes Sehores delegadOs: Jo
sc Maniscalco, Pedro Pupello,
Peter G. Palermo y Frank Pre-
venzano, por la Union 495
Francisco Diaz Rogue. Francis
co Sanchez y Julio Riveiro, POI
la local No. 474, de escogedores
Pedro p. Almengual y Andre
Menendez. por la local No. 1886
Juan Ramil, Rafael Roman Pa
tor Perez, Pedro Garcia y AL
fonso Canedo, por la 1852, y Lui
Rodriguez y Manuel Alfonso, pc.
Ia 494, la de dependencies. Nc
asistieron los Delegates de 10
rezagadores, por estar "dormi
dos.
La Union 500 esta controlad
por un grupito audaz y Sc ia
declarado en- "rebeldia",
Verificada una election entr'
los senOres Delegates result6 =
lecto este nuevo Comite Consul
two: Alfonso Canedo, de la local
462, presidente; Pedro Garcia
de la 462, vicepresidente; Fran
cisco Diaz Rogue, de la local
474, tesOrero, y ell dinero estara
SECURE; Pedro Perez Almengua'
secretario de actas; Frank Pro
venzano vicesecretario de acta5
Y Manuel Alfonso. de la 494, vi
eetesorero.
FL COmite Consultivo Con
junto, ell legal Y escrupuloso cor
ell dinero, empez6 a actuar inme
diatamente.
Declare ell presidente Cane
do, dirigiendose a los miembros
de todas las uniones, que solo
La gaceta., 1941-04-22
LA SORRE LA
LECHE P~ASTEURIZADA

FL comite de reglas aprob6
aver una ordenanza, apoyada
por 40 lecheros, que estable-
cera la pasteurzaci6n obliga-
toria de la leche en- la ciudad
de Tampa.
Los sehores concejales a.
ceptaran hoy la ordenanza y
dicen que tratan de compla-
Ger a 40 lecheros peticiona-
rios.
Asisti6 al juicio ell jefe de
salubridad McEachern.
FL surtido de leche que vie
ne a Tampa, de 10000 gallo
mes al dia, Sc pasteuriza va en-
IN 30 pOr eiento,
La gaceta., 1941-04-22
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Ell organo del Grupito. = Sc negaron a tolerar
ell atropello. - Frente dominador. ~Insultos
de una dana. = Arrebato. = Las Azores y Ca
BIO Verde.

"El International" peri6dict
dirigido y desacreditado por IN
pequeno grupo, dice en- su hume
70 del vierneS:
Gel Comite Consultivo Con.
junto Sc mantiene firme. Sigut
luchando por conquistar la uni
dad de los trabajadores. Consl
dera la actitud del presidente In
ternacional Van Horn, compile
tamente injustificada."
ESe Consultivo que Sc mantle
ne "firme" es ell que trata de de-
sobedecer las 6rdenes del presi-
dente International y lucha por
destruir las Uniones y de pasC
presentar a los obreros de las fl
bricas como desleales y enemi-
Cos de la democracia.
Ellos siempre han considera-
do "injustificada" la conducta
del Sr. Van Horn, por cuantc
son "rebeldeS" dentro de las U
niones, es decir, cast "falangis-
tas',' desde que pensaban pasar-
Sc con libretas, libros y dinero
al CLIO.
Ellos desprecian a la Uni6r
International de Tabaqueros
porque no pueden dOminar a ST
presidente y tampoco al Ejecu.
two International.
Y ahora anhelan destruir o
desmoralizar a las Uniones, por
cuanto saben que sus diaS en- e
"tajaleo" estan contados.
Todos los Delegates de la U
MON 500, ante ell Consultivo, fue
ron suspendidos por ell presiden
te Van Horn Y continuaran sus-
pendidoS.
Ese Comite Consultivo de-
partido no representa- a los ira
bajadores y la mejOr prueba d.
clio Sc di6 cuando Sc retiraron
del "inconsulto," negandose a
ser atropellados, los Delegates
de la 495, Alta, 1856 y 494.
Los "rebeldes" citan las re =
glas de la International en- la
Corte del Circuito, cuando les
onviene; pero despues Sc van ?
la "~manigua," cuandO ell presi-
dente International decide con-
forme a su honradez y c~riterio.
La gaceta., 1941-04-22
Ia escuadra inglesa bombardeo
BOmbarde6 la aviaci6n britannica a LIE Havre.

Londres, abril 22.-Podero.
sas unidades de la eseuadra in.
glesa bombardearon hoy ell puel
to italiano de Tripoli, emplean
do en- el ataque los cahones d,
Is pulgadas. Dur6 ell ataque, Sc.
gun ell Almirantazgo, 40 mimi
tos.
Seis transportes, entire ellOs
un tanque y un abastecedor Dc
municiones, fueron alcanzados
10 mismo que ell Quartet de Ia
marina, la planta electrical y de.
p6sitos militares.
La estaci6n del ferrocarri
fu6 incendiada. En- rumbo ha.
cia Tripoli, los aviones de la es
cuadra interceptaron cinco ae.
roplanos nazis dedicados a trans
portar tropas y derribaron Qua
tro que cayeron envueltos en- lla
mas.
Los buques de la flota NADIA 81
frieron y tampoco Ia aviaci6n.
I'm Instructor italiano tam
bi6n fu6 alcanzado por los pro
yectiles de grueso calibre.
Las baterias de la costa con-
testaron, pero de modo inefecti
vo.
Roma admite Ell ataque a Tri
poll, pero no meneiona los da
La gaceta., 1941-04-22

Elsa sonora a que listed Sc re
fiere, insult6 a los trabajadores
pero no hizo otra cosa que repe-
tir 10 que lie dijeron sus amigos
de la "Gestapo."
Aqui lie pidieron que "diera
candida. y ella 10 hizo, para
complacerlos.
Sus amigos, los de ella, son
ahora d~espreciados por los HON
bres imparciales, que los men
ciOnan como 81 fueran "atrapl
vGlinas', y pOr los ObverOs, cue
La gaceta., 1941-04-22

En- Washington, ell subSecre,
tario Sumner Welles llam6 a cor
ferenciar al embajador de Frar
co, Sr. Juan Francisco de Car
denas.
Dicese que lie interrog6 sobre
un proyectado avance aleman, a
trav6s de Espaha, en- director
de Gibraltar.
FL s~ecretario Hull llam6 a con.
ferenciar a Joao Antonio de
Bianchi, ministro de Portugal.
Estados Unidos les habra ex.
plicado co nclaridad 10 que pien-
sa...
ST los alemanes o los falangis-
tas Sc apoderan de Portugal, ma
da de extrano tendrfa que Esta-
dos UnidOs tomase bajo su pro
tecci6n las Azores y las islas Dc
Caibo Verde.
Samuel no puede permitir que
los totalitarios Sc poderen de e.
sas islas.
La gaceta., 1941-04-22

TOXIC. abrll 22.-El goblern,
Sovitt ha establecido IN bandc
que prohibe la entrada de via
jeros eXtranjeroS en- SUI terrific
rio, por Ia via de Manchuli,, en-
tire ell periodo de abrir II y ma.
yo 3. TodaS las visas concedida'
han sido revocadas. AsegGras'
cue Ell paso Sc ha dado para evi
tar Congestion durante la
fiestaS del primero de mayo
Personals cue presumen de bier
enteradas hablan de movimien
tos de tropas deSde ell Extrem
Oriente hacia otros lugares.
Vichy, abril 22.-Un lidel
frances al servicio de los nazis
Jean Fontenoy, fue aver asesina
do en- Paris. Era un hombre de
confianza de Laval. Asegdras,
que Hitler lie concedera I'm ira
tado de paz a Francia, sin nue.
vas demoras, 81 Petain retira {
Dar'an y lie otorga a Laval !
presidencia del gabinete. Lo
peri6dicos franceses domino
dos por los nazis piden una ere
voluci6n" contra Petain.
Estambul, abril 22.-En los
circulos bien inforInados Sc Oh
ma que Alemania atacara a Tuf
quia dentro de ocho a IL soma
mas, quiza como ell primer pas
para atacar tambien a Russia. f
xiste la creencia de que Sc acer
ca un ajuste de cuentas entr,
Russia y Alemania. FL gobiernc
continda retirando a la POLL.
ci6n civil para ell interior de A
natolia.
New York, abril 22.-En ur
articulO publicado EN- la revista
"Mercurio', ell comandante A
lejandro p. De Seversky, ell ia
moso pilotc constructor de avio-
mes, ataca las recientes estriden-
cias del coronel Lindbergh y di
ce: Estoy verdaderamente asom
brado de que alguien tan cerca-
no a la aviaci6n. aun cuando Il.
ha construidO nj disehado, nj
peleado en- aeroplanos de que
ira, pueda hallarse tan NAL en-.
teradO tan profundamente ig.
norante, de los rapidamente Gre
cientes horizontes de la poten-
ella a6rea y sus implicaciones er
cuanto a la seguridad nacional
Es infortunado que Lindbergh
1aya permitido sc lie use como
an portavoz de la soporifica fl
losOfia de hacer en- el asia
miento los armamentos defensi.
vos y la unrealistica retirada De
un estrechado Y altamente inte-
gral mundo modernO. No duda
Seversky de la lealtad de Lind.
bergh, pero sostiene que su pa.
pei es absurdO.
La gaceta., 1941-04-22

Ell Sr. Manuel Garcia, de la
Union 500, decia anoche: Los
delegados del Consultivo que SUI
BAN!
Subieron los delegados sus-
pendidos por ell presidente In.
ternacional, Sr. Van Horn, y
dos sehOres de la 1886, que tene-
mos entendido va cesaron de ser
Delegates.
Esta noche volvera a reunirse
ell grupo rebelde, empehado Ell
destruir las uniones.
Varios rumores circular hoy
y son 10 ssiguientes:
10 Que ell grupito de la 500,
sin contar con la mayoria, quie-
re pasarse para ell Go.
q Que sc proponen pedir una
election, cuando venga q no
mento de firmar un nuevo con-
trato, para demostrar que ellos,
los rebeldes, representa- la ma
yoria.
* Que al llegar ell momen-
to de la negotiation del contratc
diran a los fabricantes que ellos,
los ilegitimos, son los legitimos,
no los otros.
Do Que en- case final trataran
de impedir que los fabricantes
firmen un nuevo contrato. pro-
curando asi el quebrantamientc
o ruina de las uniones.
Los obreros honrados Y d.
buena fe Sc Opondran a la divi-
sion que los rebeldes quieren
entronizar,
La gaceta., 1941-04-22
Ell Puerto de Tripoli

NOS originates por ell bombar
dec.
NOticias de origen nazi haI
blan de una cuha metida por las
tropas en- ell frente egipcio; pc
70 sin detalles complementarios
Aviones ingleses atacaron
hoy ell puerto de LeHavre. en-
Francia.
Los nazis bombardearon a
Plymouth durante la noche.
FL gobierno del norte de Ir-
landa sehala en- 500 muertos y
1,500 heridos el n1mero de vic
timas producidas por un recien-
to ataque de los nazis en- seis
condados del pals.
BESIDE Grecia avisan que la
nueva Inca aliada Sc apoya en
las montahas de Lokris. por de-
bajo de Ia llanura de Tesalia.
Las tropas inglesas ocupan nue.
vas posiciones al sur de Lamis.
Los italianos aseguran que IL
Inca angloIhel6nica Sc extien-
de desde Lami sa Arta, a trav6s
de la parte alta central de la Pc
ninsula griega. Arta esta a %
millas del mar J6nico.
Nazis y fascistas admiten que
los griegos combaten violentA.
mente,
La gaceta., 1941-04-22

Nos informa listed que es7
DANA cree en- I'm Frente Popu.
lar sin liberales, sin dem6crataS
sin socialistas y sin anarquistas
iOh...... leila cree en- un Fren-
te Comunista, dOminador y to-
lopoderoso!
Que lie hagan bueh provechO d
esa estimada sonora, las pala-
bras que pdblicamente vertiera
ante unas $50 personals, recien
temente.
La gaceta., 1941-04-22

Ell Soviet, Stain y sus escla-
vos, arremete contra Estados U.
nidos e Inglaterra; pero besa en-
la frente al emperador japone'
v le besa las '~pezunas" al satire
que aver cumpli6 so amos.
IHemos exagerado llamando-
le satire a un individuo que no
agradece la dulce compahia de
las mujeres?
gYa ustedes saben que Adolf
to pide a los demas que den hi
jos a la patria, pero 81 Sc man
tiene soltero y.......
La gaceta., 1941-04-22

Goebbels dijo por medic de
sus peri6dicos y "transmisoras'
que Estados Unidos planea apo
derarse de las Azores Y de la
islas de Cabo Verde.
Los peri6dicos de Franco re-
piten diariamente csc ''disco''
para complacer a los amos que
mandan desde Berlin.
Todos los que pueremos a
Espana deseamos que ell ragf.
men del "barrigoncito" Sc pom.
ga de una vez y para siempre de
parte del Eje.