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Evening star., 1938-04-06
blood cannot get through in sufiicient

blood cannot get through in sufiicient
amounts.
In such cases, of course, both kid
neys must be equally affected, and
man must have at least one sound
kidney to live.
Undulant Fever.
A hidden chronic disease, similar To
tuberculosis in some of, Its symptoms.
may be responsible for a lot OF irri-
table, nervous. rheumatic, lackadais-
ical school children.
This disease, it was reported be-
fore the College Of Physicians today
by Drs. Fred M. Angle and William
H. Algie Of Kansas City, is chronic
form of undulant fever, an obscure
disease quite similar to A widespread
malady Of cattle, the germ of which
may come from milk.
In its acute form undulant fever
was first recognized as distinct dis
ease in the United States in 1926.
Even now there are no adequate meth
DDS for isolating and diagnosing the
responsible organism, and much ex-
perimental work now is being done In
this line by the United States Public
Health Service in Washington.
In its acute form the disease may
be very mild, be mistaken for cold
and pass off in few days. There is
q skin reaction test, however, which
determines fairly accurately whether
person has had the malady and Is
sensitive to the germ. The two doc
tors applied this test to 1000 school
Evening star., 1938-04-06

tors, alleviated only the worst symp-
toms. An extract obtained from the
pancreas, for which great results have
been claimed, had no effect what
soever. Cutting the kidneys loose
from their nerve supply also had no
effect-as was to be expected since
nerve could not affect the metal
clamps around the arteries. It might
be different in human cases where the
decrease in the kidney blood supply
comes naturally.
Complete removal of both adrenal
glands did bring down the blood pres
sure. OF course it killed the dogs.
1t would kill man quicker. Partial
removal of the adrenals, source of
two hormones essential to life, did
little good unless it was carried to the
point where not enough Of the hor-
mones were secreted to preserve life.
He warned against further tampering
with these glands, either with the
knife or the X-ray.
DR.. Goldblatt reported several cases,
however, in which essential hyper
tension has been cured in children
and young adults by removal of one
diseased kidney. which appeared to be
oversecreting the mysterious pressure
raising substance into the blood.
Most cases, however, come in middle
life and are caused by arterio-sclerosis
affecting the kidney arteries as well as
all other blood vessels In the body.
Deposits of calcium are formed on the
inner walls of the arteries so that the
Evening star., 1938-04-06

children in Kansas City, Kans., simul-
taneously with giving the routine
tuberculin test. Then they made fol-
low-up examinations of all those chill
dren which had positive undulant
fever reactions and at the same time
were shown to be free of tuberculosis.
About 8 per cent of all those tested
were IN this category.
Parents Questioned.
The parents were questioned as to
the records of these children for nerv-
GUS symptoms, headaches, rheumatic
symptoms, constipation, fever, excess
Sive fatigue, lassitude and general
weakness. When two or more of the
first five symptoms were found in one
child it was considered as at least
suggestive evidence that there was
something basically wrong. With
tuberculosis already eliminated, there
is strong suggestion that the culprit
Is the lingering, loW-grade undulant
Evening star., 1938-04-06

fever. There was evidence of some
thing wrong in about 80 per cent Of
all the children who had shown posi-
tive skin tests.
1t Is something for the doctor to
look for. they warned, when children
are brought in with lot Of vague and
various complaints which do not seem
to f1t into any clear pattern.
Evening star., 1938-04-06
Millions Are Fighting
That Tired Feeling

1hisgentle bile.produoermighthelp'
Some people are always tired, no mat
ter how much sleep they get. Often
they are just suffering from constipa-
tion. For early fatigue, mental dull
ness, sleeplessness, sour stomach and
its resultant bad breath, mental de-
preston, the aggravation of most skin
blemishes, can all be caused by it.
So keep regular. And if you need to
assist Nature, use DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets. This gentle laxative can help
bring relief. Extremely important, too,
is the mild stimulation it gives the flow
of bile from the liver without the dis
comfort of drastic, irritating drugs.
That's why millions use this laxative
yearly. All druggists, 15t, 30t, CO.,
sYour liver secretes from 20 to 80 ounces Of
bile every day to aid in the digestion of fats and
stimulate muscular action Of the intestinal
system. DR.. Edwards' Olive Tablets, besides
helping keep you regular. contain special in.
gredient which definitely assists in the secre.
tion Of bile. That IL one Of the reasons Why
Olivs Tablets have unsurpssssd sffsctivsnsss
Evening star., 1938-04-06

and to DR.. Douglas 8. Freeman, Rich
mond. Va, editor and author.
The new organization, of which
Robert E. Pugh is president, has an
nounced its purpose "to stimulate and
encourage interest in representative
government among Virginians in the
District Of Columbia"
Evening star., 1938-04-06
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Evening star., 1938-04-06
LEGISLATORS HONORED

Virginia Democrats in Capital
Extend Memberships.
By the Associated Press.
The newly organized Virginia DEM
ocratic Club of Washington, Inc, ex-
tended honorary memberships today
to Virginia's delegation in Congress
Evening star., 1938-04-06

The moons mass is estimated to
be about one-eightieth that of the
earth,
La gaceta., 1938-02-18
La Verbena del TdbGco
u So Comit6 EiecutiuO

La verona del IdbGc0
q sW COmit6 EjecutivO
FL Comite Executive DE- Ia
Verbena del Tabaeo sc reuni6 a
noche, en- la oficina de la CANA
"a de Concrete de Ybor. bajo Ia
presidential de w. 7. Ramsey.
Mas tarde lego Ell presidente
Celestino Vega, Jr., pero dej6 a
Ramsey en- la presidential.
Respondieron al pase de lista
los Sres. Rail Vega, NJ. K. Hud
son, Dick Greco, Victoriano
Manteiga, Harry Waterman,
Johnny Diaz, Two de Minicis,
Henry Scaglione Y ell s~ecretario
executive Martinez Ybor.
Ben Davis no pudo ajistir.
Raul Vega, que forma parte
con Johnny Diaz y Victoriano
Manteiga del comite organiza :
dor del bale del Circulo rindit
un amplio informe sobre la 1lti-
La gaceta., 1938-02-18
HARRY THOMAS PELEARA
RSTA NOCHE CON JIMMY
ADAMICK

New York, feb. 18.-Jimmy
Adamick, patrocinado de Jack
Kearns y aspirante a la corona
mundial del peso complete, pc
leara esta noche, a diez asaltos,
con Harry Thomas, de Eagle
Bend, estado de Michigan.
Muchos de los expertos OPT
nan que Adamick vencera, aun-
que Sc reconocen en- Thomas ad-
mirables condolences. Mike ia
cobs ofrece al vehcedor una pc
lea con ell negro Jose Luis, cam
peon del mundo, en- ell mes de
abril.
Luis sc batira con Nathan
Mann, de New Haven, la sema-
ma que viene.
La gaceta., 1938-02-18
EIiSG

Continua en- grave estado la
lignisima amiga Y companera,
)%residenta del Comite Femeni-
no, rama del Comite Popular De
n~ocratico.
Los lnedicos realizan verda.
leros esfuerzos para salvarla Y
i Comite p. Democratico desea
lue NADIA lie falte.
Medicos, enfermeras v en-
pleados del Sanatorio atienden
i Elisa con esmero merecedor
lie las mayores alabanzas.
Todos pensamos en- ella Y es-
pecialmente las mobiles amigos
lei Comit6 Femenino.
Ell lunes en- la Casa del Pue-
DO, Sc reunira de nuevo ell CO.
mile y en- ausencia de Elisa ac-
.uara la vicepresidenta.
La obra del Comite Sc CONT
nuara, sirviendo de ejemplo la
lmponderable labor de la compa
ilera enferma.
La gaceta., 1938-02-18
La obra de la retaguardia de Tampa
UN DONATIVO

Anoghe. un buen ciudadano
americana, de religion hebrea,
dej6 en- el Restaurant Columbia,
sin que nadie Sc 10 pidiera, un
dollar para la causa de la Cruz
Roja Espanola Y la Espana leal.
Las dos cajeras del Columbia,
leales Glen por ciento, con ver-
dadero gusto recibieron Ell do
native.
Hoy sc entregara eSe dinero
al Comite Popular Democrati-
co de Socorro a Espana.
AgradecemoS a ese ciudada-
no su generoso donativo.
La gaceta., 1938-02-18
La fiesta del 22

La fiesta del 22
FL dia % de este mes, como
hemos anunciado, sc efectuara
ell la escuela West Tampa Ju
nior High, dirigida por ell profe
sor Randolph Mclaughlin, la
fiesta organizada para CONNIE E
mOrar ell nacimiento de George
Washington y ell $50" a%niVersa-
rio de la Constitution de la Re-
pGblica.
va hemos dicho que ell Hon.
Doyle Carlton. exgobernadol
del estado, hablara en- ingles.
con la elocuencia que lie carac-
teriza.
Ell discurso Ell idioma eSpanol
esta a cargo de n~uestro direc =
tor, Sr. Victoriano Manteiga.
Uno de los ninos disertara so
bre la Constitution, en- idioma
ingles, Y otro en- Hspanol.
La gaceta., 1938-02-18

no, Barberia de Petralia y Ca
russo, Charles Place, Central
Coffee Mills, Quintanilla Gro
Gerry, Raymond's Auto Parts,
White Front Cafe, Valentin
,5pez, Botica La Habanera,
West Tampa Poultry, La Tia
We Grocery, Henry Barber
Shop, Eagle Shoe Shop, r.
Bernardo Grocery, G and G Gro
Gerry, Artilleria Garage, Grand
Orient Restaurant, Barberfa de
Felo, Vicente Fraterriga, Jose
lTeijido Grocery, Richards Bar
IBERIA, Ferlita Grocery, Manuel
Barcia, Cusumano Grocery, Be-
Tito (Nevero), Celestino Lopez,
Eagle Garage, Aurora Garcia,
IS. K. S. Garage, Perdig6n Ca
|feterfa, Supreme Grocery, West
Tampa Shoe Shop, Tienda de Sa
lom6n, G. Scanio Grocery, S. vi
carl Grocery, Joe Puleo Barber
Shop, La Bolera Mexicana, N.
Hernandez Grocery, Los Tres
Amigos Cafe, Macin Cafe, To-
masino Grocery, Luis Fernan =
dez, Marcelino Barber Shop,
The Palace Store, Max Argintar
Store, United Shoe Store, De
Luxe Bakery, Russell Dress
Store, Spoto Y Castellano Store,
Casa de Vale, Ray Mesquida Fe
%rreteria, Frank Flores, Italian
American Grocery, Sunshine
Store, Columbia Dulcerfa, Louis
Dept Store, Nick Genexe, Char
les Place, Habanera Grocery,
Philips Store, Broadway Cigar
Store, Sam Salvaggio, Gonzalez
Y Hernandez Grocery, Lauren :
ce Service Station, Bsnito Blan-
co, William Molinet Farmacia,
Ell Mercado Unico, Angel Val =
d6s, j. NJ. Barberfa, A. Ruis
Barber Shop, Fernando Rodrf =
guez Barber Shop, Jose Juran
Cigar Store, La Gloria Grocery,
Fernandez, Nevero; Rainbow
Cleaners, Barberia de Pace Vi
nagre, Jose Chiaramonte Shoe
Shop, Casa de Eanos del Dr.. Ar
guelles, Mascunana News stand
(PGsa a Ia Ia. Pds.Q
La gaceta., 1938-02-18
OrqueStGs cONtrdtddds

Para sus fiestas del mes de
MARIO La Verbena del Tabaco,
ademas de la orquesta Ensueno
lue vendra de Cuba, co~ntratara
as orquestas Sonora, dirigida
por ell Prof. Victor Gonzalez; La
Tropical, que dirige ell Currito,
Y Los Bohemios bajo la direc :
ci6n de Maxine Echegaray.
Tambien sera contratada la
orquesta sinf6nica, con Ell fin de
acompanar a los artistas que
gendran de la Habana.
La gaceta., 1938-02-18

Carte de los LedieS de Chile
i Pasada la "amargura" que
nos produjera Ell paquete de Co
rrespondencia de los traidores
fascistas espanoleS de Chile, pu
blicamos hoy una carta de los
buenos camaradas que en- esa
RepGblica defender la causa de
la justicia. Dice:
"Centro Republican, Espa =
nol.-San Diego 216, Telafono
87843, Santiago.
Santiago de Chile, Enero II
de 1888.
"Sres. Convention de Socieda =
des Espanolas,
Tampa, Florida. U. S. A.
"Muy senores nuestroS:
"RecibimoS su alta. carta y
Manifesto del que nos hemos
impuesto con TODD interes y sa-
tisfaeci6n.
"A dicho respecto, cabenos CO
municarles que asi como Vdes.
representa- en- esa a la noble
causa leal espanola, esta enti :
dad es Ia sede de todas las ms
titucioneS EspaholaS EN- esta Re
publica de iGeales democraticos
Representatives por ell Gobierno
de la Repdbliea Espahola. Para
p%ropender al triunfo de nuestra
causa, desde ell primer momen-
10, no hemos escatimado toda
clase de cooperation v sacrifi-
tio, como 10 demuestra ell que
poseamos un Semanario titula-
do ''Espana Nueva", y que en-
Dreve Tenderness Ell mayor agra
40 de enviarles 5 ejemplares a
itulo gratuito.
Este Semanario, podemos de
cir con intensa satisfaction, ce-
lebramos EN- Octubre pasado ell
aniversario de su fundaci6n, "
desde e~ntonces su propaganda
Sc ha difundido tanto que va es
leido en- las mas apartadas regio
nes.
"Por otra parte, nuestr0 Sa
l6n-Teatro, pes'i6dicamente Sc
We ocupado con concentraciones,
veladas etc. pro causa leal.
"Finalmente, ponemos EN-
vuestro conocimiento, que desde
hace cinco amos, modificamos
los Estatutos y origen primitive
pasando a tituIarse "CENTRO
.REPUBLICANO ESPAEOL.
"Demas esta decirles, que jun
20 con nuestras felicitaciones Y
deseando nos acepten desde lue-
90 como camaradas leales, nos
sera muy grato mantener las
mas estrechas relaciones y tie
nernos incondicionalmente a
vuestra disposition.
"Quedamos de ids. suyos sa-
indandoies muy cordialmente,
Jose Torres Segura,
P~residente.
pedro Ehcjnas g.,
Secretario."
La gaceta., 1938-02-18
dos SALVE AL CAUDILLO!

Felizmente, Ell esta bora >his-
t6rica de la nueva Reconquista,
los Ejercitos victoriosos del eau
dillO invicto esta rescatando a
Espaha.
Gracias a csc dolor augusta
en- que Sc desangran los hijos de
Espana, nuestra Patria quedara
immune para los tres puhales de
la GRAN TRACTION: masone-
ria, marxismo, separatismo.
La Espana de Fernando e
Isabel, nuestra Reina, renace
con brio Y gloria de IMPERIO.
Viva ell General Franco!
FIN DEL OPUSCUIO
Palma, festividad de San Sc
bastian de 1887.
La gaceta., 1938-02-18
| BeReficiO a PdRchito Vald6S


Elementos del Centre Obrero
: preparan un heneficio en- honor
de Panohito NaldeS, ei yiejo, I'M
teligente y firme lider obrero.
Intervendra en- la fiesta ayu-
dando a la yenta de billetes,
miembros del Comite Consult
vo Conjunto, de la Cultural del
Centre Obrer0 Y de otras orga-
nizaciones.
Panchlto, por Su honradez,
lealtad Y amos dedicados a la eau
sa del trabajo, es digno del be-
neficio.
Salud.
La gaceta., 1938-02-18
N0TAS SOCIALE

| ma reunion tenida con las repre-
sentaciones de las sociedades
Unione Italiana, Circulo Cuba :
no, Centre Asturiano y Centre
Espaiol.
AtsndiendO consoles de esas
representations ell bale pasara
a ser un Cabaret Privado, con
lao mesas, al precio de $500 ca
da una, con a sillas. Asi 10 pro-
puSo Raul Vega, secundado por
Manteiga.
Ell Cabaret, con la orquesta
Ensueno, que vendra de la Ha-
bana sera un gran acontecimian
to social. NotableS artistas trail
dos de la Habana y de otras ciu-
dades seran presentados.
Para organizar la primera
fiesta de La Verbena en- ell par
que de Cuscaden Sc nombr6 un
Comite presidido por Harry
Wilderman.
La fiesta en- ell parque Sc com
pondra de bale, concerto, fue-
COS artificiales y un discurso
por Ell alcalde.
Sc acord6 mandar una CARO-
"a a las Fiestas de las Fresas,
que Sc efectuaran en- Plant CT
ty, la vecina ciudad, entire los
dias % y 26 de este mes.
Mas de so carrozas tomaran
parte en- la procession Civica de
La Verbena, que Sc efectuara Ell
yiernes II de mario. Sc dara la
mayor protection possible, con la
ayuda de los Muchachos Explo-
radores, a las carrozas y publ
co.
Los trofeoS para las carrozas |
vencedoraS Sc escogeran con ell
mayor gusto.
A proposition de Manteiga, sc
cundada por Rail Vega Y luego
de expresar su parecer los seno-
res Milo Vega, Scaglione, Mini
els y otros Sc aprobaron los pre-
de entrada para La VERDE
ma en- 35 centavos los mayores
15 los ninos memories de II
Ese precio de entrada da de-
recho al espectaculo, ell bale y
las otras atracciones.
La ciudad de Tampa entreg6
aver a La Verbena un cheque de
81 10000.
Los clubs nocturnos, repre-
sentados por Charles Wall y "Ti
R,ubio, hicieron a La VERDE
Ia un donativo de $250.0O. "Ti-
10" entreg6 ell dinero a los Sres.
Milo Vega y Victoriano Mantei-
ga.
Sc do cuenta de que la Aso-
ciaci6n del Carnival Latino ha-
5fa acordado suspender, en- no.
La gaceta., 1938-02-18
NUEVA LISTA DE CONTRI-
BUYENTES PARA Ell CO.
MITE D~EMOCRATICO DE
SOCORRO A ESPANA
(ContinuGci6n)

ContribLy6 con 40 centavos
Joe Telese.
Contribuy6 con 35 centavos
Gallego Barber Shop.
Contribuyeron con 80 centa-
vos: Sevilla Cleaners, Victor
Shoe Shop.
Contribuyeron con Is centa.
vos: J. Dfaz, j. Sanchez, j
Men6ndez, Tony's Shoe Shop
Leo Diaz Grocery, Luis, Rio
Francisco Virsida, Joe Capita
La gaceta., 1938-02-18
F. FERRARI BuLOCH
! NJ ASON ES!
ASH ES LA SECTA


1857
yor de los rojos. Recordais este
hecho diVulgado por todos los
radios? Era un mason Y tenia
que estar forzosamente entire
los traidoreS, entire los de la anti
Espana. Tn captain de Quartet
quiso bora rel ~ultraje y 10 mat6
de un trio.
Ponde fin a este opdsculo
ION palabras de la famosa Enci-
clica de Leon XIII sobre la
Francmasoneria:
"El objeto fundamental Y ell
aSpiritu de la seeta maS6nica, Sc
p%usieron a toda luz con la ma
nifestaci6n evidente de sus ma
luinaciones; Ell c0nocimieuto de
sus principles; la expression de
sus reglas, sus ritos Y comenta-
rios a que, mas de una vez, Sc
anadier0n los testimonies de sus
propios adeptos. Ante hecAos ia
les, era natural que esta Sede
Apost6lica denunciase pdblica-
mente la secta de los francma-
sones como association criminal,
no menos pernieiosa a los inte-
reSes del eristianismo, que a los
de la sociedad civil. Fulmin6
pues, contra ella las penas mas
graves que la Iglesia suele EN-
plear contra los culpados, v pro
hibi6 afiliarse a ella"
La gaceta., 1938-02-18
IA EACE,rA
r de La Verbena, la fiesta

nor de La Verbena, la fiesta
aue para 81 ala 5 de marc nadia
anunciado.
Para eSa fecha, mario b, tie
ne anunciado I'm Cabaret la So
ciedad Centre Asturiano.
Los Comites de La Verbena
encargadoS de levantar fondos
trabajan con la mayor ANNA =
cion,
La gaceta., 1938-02-18
AHaabIe i~nUitaci6n

La Secci6n de Recreo Y Ador-
no del Centre ESpanol nos invi-
ia para la reception que dara a
"a / de la madrugada del domin
20, durante ell bale de CARNIVAL.
Ell presidente de la Secci6n,
Angel de la Riva, Y ell secreta-
rio Tony Blanco preparan un
)rograma especial para los in
.itados.
Tocaran en- ell bale como va
hemos dicho, las orquestas Don
Francisco Y Los Bohemios.
La gaceta., 1938-02-18

RecuerdaSe a los Delegates ell
deber de asistir.
Salud.
La gaceta., 1938-02-18
Los percheros

Los PefcheTOS
FL Comite Femenino vende
percheros, que lie han sido rega-
lados, por conducto de la Sra,
Encarnaci6n Rosete, no Roseti,
a la que deberan dirigirse los in
teresados.
Todo ell dinero que ingrese
por tai concepto Sc invertira en-
ropa para los ninos de Espaha.
Comit6 Popular Dem0crdtic0
Sc reunira esta noche, en- e.
Centre Obrero, Ell Comite Popu.
lar Democratico de Socorro &
Espana.
Informaran las comisione'
nombradas en- juntas anteriores
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-02

Although the roles of. particular countries have shifted, the conti- mental political factors of 1923 had many points in common with 1858. Then as. today Washington and other American capitals felt a deep intranuuility over the apparent con- flict between political philosophies of the Old and New World; the ln- vasion of the American continent by one or more European powers was considered more than theore- tically possible; while the rising hegemony of Pacific power had warned of hazards on the western shores of the continent.
 Another historical analogy is found in the recent closening of relations between United States and Brazil to counteract the possibility of foreign penetration" which cor responds to the fact that Brazil was the first American republic of ficially to endorse the Monroe dec- larations through statement by Minister of Foreign Relations Car Vdl1AOy 1fAC1AO.
 Russia's Advance Then Feared
 The incentives to the historic declarations made by President Monroe in his message to Congress were CD the advance of Russia from Alaska down the western coast of America: CD the possibility that one or more countries of the Eu- ropean Holy Alliance might attempt to disrupt the independence of new born American republics, and (3) the desire to give permanence to a democratic Republican, rather than monarchical, system in the Western Hemisphere.
 Tn the Pacific today, it is Japan rather than Russia which is looked upon as a possible source of en- crcachment. Whether such trans Pacific fear is warranted or not, Japan has in any case given lit erary attention to the Monroe Doctrine by seizing its name for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-02
RITZ FEATURES WILL OSBORNE
Creator of Slide Music at Bridgeport Next Sunday
 Evening

Will Osbornes "Slide" Music at Ritz Sunday Debonair will Osborne, creator of "Slide' music, comes to the Ritz Ballroom in Bridgeport Sunday, December 4. Smooth, velvet rhythms, created by the use of three slide trumpets (miniture trombones) together with three regular trom- bones has zoomed Will to the pin- nacle of music success. His band is featu.ed on numerous air commer- cials, is recorded has fulfilled im- portant personal engagements. Lovely Gail Reese, a star in her own right, and Don Rogers are featured vocalists. will is unquestionably one of the most popular of sweet swing maestroS.
 There is oanclng every Thursday and Saturday at the Ritz with the Casa Ritz orchestra featuring the Ritz Rhythm Boys. New Years Eve wifi be glorious affair at the Ritz, a brilliant mardi gras carnival will be the high-light of the evening.