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to clear out all his equipment from
Pacific ave. during the jubilee fes-
Invites. He had finished repaving
TO 18th st. before it was necessary
TO stop for the celebration.
All Pacific ave. traffic detours
to Commerce ST. from 18th to 18th.
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- APPY-
HDAy

TUESDAY, JULY 10
Nina Clarke, Route 8, Box
si2-A. Tacoma.
Mrs. G. o. Huckaba, 1l19 So.
zlst IT.
Mrs. John Hopkins. 2s27 So.
X 1t.
Grace Gall. 2920 So. X ct.
Loretta Johnson. 2349 So. X.
Robert Bodenhamer. $50 Pearl
st.
Miles DArden, ITO So. Aims
worth ave.
Beverly WAkenAn 410S Nc
kinley ave.
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Flour Heads Price Change;
Live Stock Still Uncertain

For the first time in two weeks
the local market as whole de-
waited from the course Of set
prices. The changes included flour.
poultry. fruits and vegetables. and
most Of them were substantially
lower.
The major change came in the
flour, all brands, with 20-cent
decrease per barrel. The notable
change in vegetables included
celery and spinach, which dropped
from 20. to rs cents.
In the poultry division, colored
roasters dropped two cents
pound. The livestock market was
reported to be unsteady in-as-much
as it was moving slowly. No
actual change in prices was re-
ported, however.
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By Lichty

BANK CLEARINGS
SEATTLE - Clesrings. s5.115,-
sss.37: balances. sl.764, $50 10;
transactions, Si3.1ss, 900.
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Bond UOlil,77e Up;;
N0ckS Irregular

NEW YORk-Stocks moved rreguarly today with trans
actions again above the mlion-share mark.
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Honesty ALWAYS Paws

FINDERS of lost articles adver-
tised below, please take notice.
After you have returned the arti-
cles to the loser go to the Tacoma
Times office. 9th and Pacific,
where you will be presented with a
guest ticket to one Of Hamricks
theaters.
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TRADE SELL with Times Want
Ads. GEORGE KIRKWOOD. 37O6
No 25th, call at The Tacoma Times
office for one free ticket. There
Is always good show at John
Hsmrick theater. 7-25-3q
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Instruction

like to hear from reliable
men We can train to overhaul. IN
stall and service Air Conditioning
and Refrigerating Equipment Must
be mechanically inclined No in
reference With present occupation.
For interview write at once giving
name. address. age. Utilities Inst.
Ell Tacoma Times.
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Day and Contract Work

PAINTING anterior. exterior. paper
ing. kalsomining: floors refinished.
Work guaranteed. Reasonable. GA
4756.
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Help, Male and Female

THREE BOYS and girls 1921. Those
capable of driving preferred. Per-
manent position. Sec Mr. McAllis-
ter, Olympus hotel, to Q p. m.
No phone calls.
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First-class work guar
anteed; reasonable; free estimates.
Garland 4657-M.
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Money Wanted

WANT 81 $50 FIRST MORTGAGE: Sc
curlty, 6-Toom house north of Sixth
ave. 3-year straight or $50 monthly.
Tl6 Fidelity Bldg. BR 1877.
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WANTED-Someone to harvest black
berry crop on shares Main 1904.
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Male Help Wanted

WILL EXCHANGE attractive all-year
bachelor quarters with heat, gas,
etc, at Gravelly lake, with garden
er. handy man, for services in keep
ing up small garden in summer
time. Other garden or painting
work available nearby. State ex-
perience and age. Write HIS, Ia
coma Times.
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Al CARPENTERING. shingling and
remodeling. Day or contract. Rea-
sonable. Phone Garland 1920.
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SalespeopIe, Agents

WANT AMBITIOUS PERSON to take
over electric appliance business in
Pierce county: no competition. no
selling experience necessary: any
person of average intelligence can
build N e pc n dent. legitimate,
profitable business. Investment re-
ouired. Write F-4, Tacoma Times.
MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route
OF 300 families. Sales way up this
year write today. Rawleigh's,
Dept. WIG -256-SA Oakland. Calf.
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EXPERIENCED stenographer. dicta-
phone and switchboard operator,
knowledge of Monroe calculator and
bookkeeping desirable. Give full
information. Write E-2, Tacoma
Times
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AVON COMPANY-Can use several
energetic women. Mrs. Daniel,
Hotel Winthrop, 81.
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TRADE BUY-SELL with Times Want
Ads. RUTH A. HANSON, 1908 No.
9th St. call at The Tacoma Times
office for one free ticket. There
is always good show at John
Hamrick theater. 1859
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aV' h4Io EA-- toth q 50 Tao Way.
TELL THEM YoU SAW 1T IN
The TINES
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CARPENTERING, concrete work and
repair jobs done reasonably. GAR
land 2062.
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Female Help Wanted

FOR BARBER JOBS learn with pay
at Moler's College, 1915 Pacific.
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INDEPENDENT Dollar Line. s. +. o.;
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PAPERHANGING. painting. calcimin-
ing and plaster patching. Work
guaranteed. Garland 4857
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Situations Wanted, Female

WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
At Lutheran Compass Mission, 1928
Pacific ave. 10 a. m. TO | D. m.
MA 6496, except Saturdays.
EXPERIENCED GIRL wishes .oln.
tain, waitress or laundry work.
Main 6374.
RELIABLE colored woman wishes
work by the hour. Proctor 2504-W,
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Lost and Found

WILL PARTIES who saw boys take
black shirt and trousers from 35
Plymouth sedan at Wapato lake
Sunday night call Garland 1882?
$40 reward.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-02-10

Deputy Sheriff, Montgomery
count, is president of the Douglas
Tavern Social club. The club is now
located at $50 w. 5th ST., Dayton,
Ohio, where beautiful quarters with
all modern convenienees are proyid-
cd for club members and their
guests.
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SAYS DAYTON HOUSING AUTHORITY
SHOULD have NEGRO BOARD Member
DR.. ALVA w. TAYLOR
GUEST SPEAKER FOR RACE
RELATIONS SUNDAY, FEB. Il

DAYTON-Race Relations Sunday
will be observed in Dayton, Feb. IL
at the Bethel Baptist Church at $3.50
r. M. This Annual meeting is ar
ranged by both branches Of the X.
NJ. G. A. and Y w. C. A. by the
Dayton Council of Churches and the
Dayton Ministerial Association.
Special music will be furnished by
the Dunbar High School Choir, un-
der the direction of Professor
Charles Higgins. Doctor Joseph
Meyers is Chairman Of the Inter
racial Committee.
The speaker will be Doctor Alva
w. Taylor, Educational Secretary Of
the "Save the Children's Fund, an
enterprise of social rehabilitation
for children of the hillside farmers
Of the southern highlands, especially
in Kentucky and Tennessee.
Doctor Taylor began his public
career as a college teacher of Social
Ethics in the University Of Missouri
at Columbia, Mo. He organized the
National Board of Social Welfare Of
the Disciples of Christ, which he
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-02-10

Song. Lift Every Voice and
Sing audience; Invocation, Rev.
Wilbur Page, pastor, Union Baptist
church; selection, Pupil Chorus
Stowe School; Mr.. f. Z. Lesley
sponsor; Introduction of Speaker
Mr., M. NJ. Rambo, program chair.
man: address, Mr.. /. J.. K. Wells
supervisor Of Negro Schools, Char.
lesion, w. Va; selection, Pupi
Chorus, Steele Grade School, Mr.
William Gallery, sponsor; awarding
of poster prizes, Mr.. G. e. Hull
president Of Club; selection, Pupi
Chorus, Stowe School, Mr.. #. Il
Lesley, sponsor; benediction, Rev
Wilbur A. Page. pastor, Union Bap
tist church.
Members OF the Negro Histor,
Week committee are William j Cal
lery, Samuel Gaines, Grent Pendel
ton and Marcus Rambo, chairman.
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WASHINGTON, u. G., Feb. 3
CAMP The inevitable Hand of
Death invaded the Howard Uni
vesity campus here last Wednesday
and removed from the faculty one
of its most distinguished members,
Dr. Benjamin G. Brawley, scholar,
minister, author and lecturer who,
at the time Of his demise, was pro-
fessor of English ut the university
Dir. Brawley is survived by the
widow, Mrs. Hilda Prowd Brawley,
and a sister, Mrs. Jeanette Brawley
Stewart who Is hostess at the More
house dormitories, Atlanta.
A graduate Of Morehonse III 1901
with the bachelor Of arts degree, Dr..
Brawley was awarded a similar de-
gree by the University Of Chicago in
1906. In 1908 he received his mas
ter Of arts degree from Harvard
university and later from Shaw uni
versity the honorary degree Of Lift.
p. From 1912 to 1920 he served
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served as Executive Secretary for 81
years. When the Board was merged
with the United Christian Missionary
Society of the Disciples, Doctor
Taylor returned to teaching as Pro-
fessor Of Social Ethics in the Van
derbilt University School of Re-
ligion, Nashville, Tenn.
Doctor Taylor was educated at
Eureka College, Eureka, I'll. and at
the University of Chicago. Receiv-
ing his Master Of Arts Degree at the
University Of Chicago, Doctor Tay-
lor spent q year in special studies of
social problems in England and
Europe. In recognition Of his dis
tinguished services as a Christian
leader, Culver Stockton College,
Canton, Mo. conferred on Doctor
Taylor in 1884 the honorary degree
Of Doctor Of Laws.
Because Of Doctor Taylor's wide
spread interracial contact, he was
invited to be the guest speaker of
the Annual Observance of Race Re-
lations Sunday.
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Natl Administrator Straus
States Policy Is To Give
Negroes Representation
CHICAGO OAPPOINTS K. K. TAYLOR

WASHINGTON, y. G., Feb. 81
Recommendation that an additl-
onal billion dollars he made avail
able to local housing authorities fot
lowrent housing projects II contain
ed III report " the second Nat-
onal Conference on the larablema oil
the Negro and Neg1o Youth which
was this week submitted to Nathan
slaps, administrator of the United
States Housing Authority, by Dr.
Robert G. Weaver, special i sistani.
The report representing the yeiNs
of 2a1 Negro leadefs. approved the
usIA program and recommended
thai initial steps To nategpate Ne
groes throughout The program
should be extended I
Headed by ~. IL a. Buusteld,
| the Conference eu4A4A4ttee Oh health
and housing, which prepared he
report, further urged The USlA to
| use It's influence to obtain tile ap
pointment Of Negroes TO local hous
ing authorities, the participation ot
Negroes in The management of pro
lects, and the Inclusion Of clauses
| IN construction contracts designed
to insure the equitable employment
Of Negro skilled and unskilled labor.
Addressing the conference, Mr.
straus declared
In every community in
which there is large Negro
population living in the Sums,
i seems TO me fitting, proper
and reasonable that one mem
Der of the local housing author
ity or housing committee Of hve
should be member of that
race.
IN the administration of the
! liSliA, he asserted, lis policy had
| been TO insist npen complete dis
regafd u any racial Ar religious
/ differences ii employees 81 our stan
| Those are not my instructions,
| which could prove ~ empty ges-
| ture, but they are my practices as
we'll take some pride in the fact
that il anywhere ii the United
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CINCINNATI SCHOOLS SPONSOR
NEGRO HISTORY WEEK PROGRAM
Marcus Ranbo Heads Committee
For Annual Natio nal Event

CINCINNATI Local Observance
of Negro History Week began last
Sunday when pastors Of various
churches centered their sermons
around Negro life and history. The
schools started the observance Mon
day by distributing literature con-
tanning data on Negro history.
On Tuesday prominent citidens
delivered short talks to various
classes, which were followed We'd
nesday nv classroom discussions and
essays on prominent Negroes. SINH
lar programs continued throughout
the week.
Sunday afternoon, February IL
at o'clock a mass meeting will be
held at Union Baptist church. Mr..
I. j. X. Wells, supervisor Of Negro
Schools, Charleston, w. Va, will
deliver the annual address. The
program follows:
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BISHOP WRIGHT APPOINTS
WHITE WOMAN MISSIONARY
IN SOUTH AFRICA

BULAWAYO, Southern Rhodesia,
South Africa {C) AT the close of
the annual session of the Zambezi
conference Of the A. M. E. church,
Bishop R. r. Wright, Jr, stated that
he was going to do an unusual thing,
90 appoint white woman as Annual
Conference Evangelist for Northern
Rhodesia. He appointed Miss Lila
Coon, who came from the United
States to Rhodesia in 1920 as mis-
sionary.
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GOOD TALENT
TO FEATURE
DELTA CABARET

An unprecedented demand for
tickets is being made here as time
for the annual cabaret Of the local
chapter Delta Sigma Theta sorority
draws nigh. Friday night Of next
week the Palace ballroom is expect
ed to be the scene Of one Of the
finest presentations Of cabaret en-
tertainment seen here in recent
years,
An unusual amount Of time has
been spent by members of the soror-
ity in getting talent to appear in the
floor show which is to be a part of
the cabaret.
Miss Ruby Lacy, president Of the
Dayton chapter, praised her co-work-
ers warmly this week for the CO.
operative spirit now present among
them for putting the cabaret over IN
a fine style SO that Dayton students
may benefit from the profit Of the
cabaret which will go into the soror-
ity's scholarship fund.
Among those who will take part in
the floor show are: Cliff Pryor,
Garyis Sparks, Frank Smith, Walter
Altman, Louise Terrell and Raymond
Harpshart.
A highlight of the cabaret show
is expected to be the presentation
Of a Shadow Waltz. Participating
in the feature will be Lillian Grigs-
by, Ann Finley, Cal Crawford, Cor
nelia Shaw, Arseleus West, Mildred
Carter, and Kenneth Tate.
Cigarette Girls for the cabaret
will be Velma Cross, Mary Bell,
Margaret Grady.
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NEWARK APPOINTS
COLORED WOMAN

NEWARK, N. j.. Jan. (c)--
Miss Edna Chappelle, 1al Barclay
street, was named il member OF the
Newark Housing Authority last
week. Miss Chappelle's name was
sent to City Commissioner n. j.
Murphy by B. II. Anderson Of the
Laborers' Union.
Miss Chappelle, il il said, is the
first eolored woman to be named on
local housing authority,
Editors Note: The Forum is COM
piling LIST Of Negro members Of
housing authority boards in various
cities, which viii be published as
soon as completed.
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BISHOP GRANT ,
AME PREL.ATE.
HURT In AUTO
CRASH, DIES

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Feb. B.
(ANP) THE Rt. Rev. R. A Grant,
nationally known churchman, pre-
siding bishop of the AME church in
Florida and chancellor Of Edward
Waters college, passed away Tues
day in Brewster hospital, this city
as the result Of injuries sustained
last Saturday in an auto accident.
The mishap occurred while BishoI
Grant was enronte to Jacksonville
from Lakeland, Fla, scene of the
Orlando conference Of his church
over which he presided. While
travelling ait high rate Of speed his
super-charged car left the road and
lconkinued ON Page -
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She labored under one of the
large white boards for many years,
but resigned because she said: Il did
not feel that my board was really
Christian in its dealings with the
Africans. | wanted to come closer
to them than the policy Of my board
allowed. | wanted to be their real
sister. I had never heard Of the
A. M. E. church. But on trip to
America | learned Of it; / met lis
Continued on Page p
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ton on Feb. s.; BY the Delta Sigma
Theta sorority, Of which she is a
member, at Fort Worth on Feb. 10
and by Tillotson college at Austin
on February 13. Later in the month,
Mrs. Dent will give series Of re-
citals in some of the colleges in Ala
bama, Georgia and The Carolinas.
In April she will play recital at
Dillard University as the closing
feature Of the uniyersity's lyceum
series. lANP).
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ATTY. BERRY Is
SPEAKER FOR
.IIMA'S NEGRO
HISTORY WEEK

LIMA, Ohio, Feb. 10 Attorney
Theodore Berry of the firm Of Berry
& Lawson, Cincinnati and Wash
ington, will speak on the subject
.The Industrial and Commercial
Development Of the Negro in the
United States on the program Of
the Lima League for Civic Improve
Continued on Page b
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Negroes Named On
Housing Authority
In 18 Cities
(Reprinted from The Chicago
Defender Of Dec. 10. 1880

CHICAGO Robert Roehon Tay
lor, manager OF the Rosenwald Gar
den Apartments at Forty seventh
street and Michigan avenue, was ap
pointed Wednesday as q member Of
the Chicago Housing Authority BY
Mayor Edward j. Kelly.
He will serve out the remainder
of the term Of William j. Lynch who
resigned from the Housing Author
ity month ago. The term expires
January b, 1912. The motion TINT
the appointment be confirmed by the
city council was made by Alderman
Il. H Jackson Of the Third ward He
said Taylor Stands high in the Ne
gro community. The appointment
was confirmed unanimously.
Taylor was one Of the first advo-
Gates 81 public housing in America.
His experience as manager Of the
Rosenwald apartments convinced
him that private capital operating
upon and ordinary commercial basis
could not provide decent housing for
families Of low income
Taylor's appointment follows All
intensive campaign waged by the
Defender for Race representation on
the local housing board. Chicago
is now the eighteenth city with i
member Of the Race Oh its local
authority
Urged Government Subsidy
In series of articles written for
the Chicago Defender il April, 1876,
Taylor urged government subsidy
for housing for under-paid workers.
He was one of five instructors Of the
Management Training school cop-
| Quoted by the National Association
Of Housing officials in conjunction
with the housing division Of the u.
$. government. This school trained
the managers in practically all Of
the government projects now ope-
rating throughout the country.
In 1884, Taylor visited England
Holland, France. Belgium and Ger.
many whore he made an extensive
study Of European housing. lie has
written many articles on the subject
which have appeared III natioual
periodicals. In his writings he has
consistently emphasized the need
for governmental aid in eradieatinp
slurls and providing housing for at
| woi kers in America.
Qualified For Membership
lie is graduate Of Tuskegee in
/ stittite and former student of ar
/ chitectural engineering al Howard
/ university. He holds degree from
| the University of Illinois and hai
done graduate work at Northwestern
| unn ersity
LII 1929, when the late julius Ros
enwaid built the Michigan Boulevar,
Garien apartments, one Of tn
| largest housing developments in th
country, Taylor took charge Of tn
operations Of this development. Dur
| ing the past nine years he has man
| aged this property, and students D
housing have visited the RosenWal
| apartments to study the policies B
management inaugurated there b
him.
No one Is better qualified for hole
ling membership in the Chicag
| Housing Authority than Robert I
Taylor. 1t was this conviction thu
prompted the Chicago Defender |
recommend his appointment sons
time ago to Mayor Kelly.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-02-10
DEATH TAKES BENJAMIN
|BRAWLEY, FAMED SCHOLAR

Morehouse as professor of English
and dean Of The college.
In 1921, after trip to the West
Continued on page 81
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OF New Orleans, nationally known
concert artist, is being presented in
three piano recitals in Texas this
week. Mrs. Dent, whose playing
has been described as "a thing Of
delight" has been notably successful
on the concert stage and has appear
ed as pianiste in practically all Of
the major schools and colleges of
the South
Mrs. Dent will be presented under
the auspices Of the NAACP Of Hous-
La gaceta., 1939-04-28

lie les estados patOl6gicos en- los
que Sc han usado con ex.to las
inhalaciones de benzedrina son
los catarros c~orrientes, las infec
clones de los senos, los ataqse s
de la fiebre del heno y de asma.
Cuando Sc la ingiere por la
via oral la droga produce una
gran variedad de efectos. Els su
efecto sobre ell sistema nervioso
y ell cerebro 10 que ha sido obje-
to de muchas discusiones recien-
temente; pero estudi1 mos pri-
nero brevemente la acci6n de
la benzedrina sobre otros siste-
mas. Como la adrenalina y la
~afedrina, la benzedrina hace su-
bir la preston sang inca y de un
La gaceta., 1939-04-28
John Yudkin.

Durante los dos o tres 1lti-
mos amos hemos dido hablar
mucho de una nueva droga.
Ha alcanzado esta I'm enorme
grado de notoriedad en- la
prensa diaria, en- la que sus in
s6litas propiedades estimulan-
ties lie han ganado ell remoque
tie de "la droga de la CONTAIN
ga. Dicha droga Sc encuentra
actualmente en- la lista de We
nenos reconocidos, y solo pue-
de obtenerse por prescription
facultativa.
ICual es la verdad acerca
de esta droga? SHasta donde
estan justificadas las opinio.
mes populares respecto a su
acci6n? Por ejemplo, una per-
soma de inteligencia ordinaria
o subnormal Ies probable que
sea capaz de pasar un examen
academico gracias a los efec-
tos de la referida droga, cosa
que de otra suerte lie seria i'm
possible realizar? I'm indivi-
duo cuyos asuntOs econ6micos
o familiares sc lie han hecho in
t~olerablemente dificiles, Ipuede
ser sacado de su extrema depre-
sion, hacienda mucho menos pro
bable su possible suicide? Y 81
la droga en- question no posee Ia
les propiedades, Itiene algGn va
lor medicinal? Y 81 este es ash,
en- que condolences y hasta que
grade? Para responder a pre-
guntas como estas es que he in
tentado en- ell presente articulC
exponer algunas de las propie-
dades probadas e indiscutibles
de la nueva substantial.
iEl descubrimiento de la drogs
que nos ocupa fue resultado d.
la bGsqueda de c~ompuestos qui.
micos que tuvieran una accior
similar a la de la adrenalina, pc
no sin las desventajas asociada!
al uso de esta hormona. La adr'
> nalina es una substantial produ
cida normalmente por dos pc
quenas glandulas, las suprarre
males, situadas en- dos rinoneS
Estas glandulas la segregan e.
periodos de esfuerzo y emocioI
respondiendo al TENOR, la III
cha o la fuga". 81 repentinamen
tie sc nos enfrenta a media nOch
en- un pasaje solitariO una pers'
e ma que nos exige ell relOj de G
70 Y la cartera, nuestra primer,
La gaceta., 1939-04-28
MEMORIAL A FAVOR DE
LOS NINOS

Albany, abril 28.-Una reso-
luci6n para que Sc mande un me
mortal al Congreso en- pro de los
ninos alemanes, fue ~presentada
en- ell Senado del Estado por 81
Senador republican, Desmond,
del Condado de Orange.
Pas6 a informe del COmite de
Asuntos Judiciales.
La resolution estima que de-
ben ser admitidos en- este pals
10000 ninos de las familias pei
seguidas por los nazis alemanes
Present6 un proyecto de ley
en- ell congreso nacional, en- esq
Sentido ,el senador Wagner.
Entire los partidarios de la al
mission aparece Ell expresident'
Hoover.