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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-14
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La gaceta., 1939-10-26
LA ~NATURALEZA NO Sc
Reptile
J. DeleVSky
"ReUae de SWatheSe', Paris

Las cosas, los processes indi-
viduales, pueden ser "semejan-
ties" pero nunca "identicos". ia
mas sc encuentran en- la natura-
lea dos cristales identicos, dos
granos de arena identicos, dos
gotas ~identicaS, dos hojas iden-
ticas.
Dos personas pueden ser muy
parecidaS pero por grande que
sea su semejanza no llega nun
ca hasta la identicidad. Sc sabe,
por ejemplo, que los jimaguas Q
mellizos univitelinos deben ser
considerable como un solo SD
jsto partido Ell dos individuos
distintos; en- muchos caSos ell
parecido asombroSo Sc mani
fiesta en- la colOraci6n del tinte,
en- sus fiSonomias, en- sus ojos,
en- sus cabelloS, EN- su peso, ell
su ITALIA, en- su continente. En-
una encuesta sobre los jima-
guas, Francisco Cation ha re!a.
tado una serie de anecdotes con-
cernienteS a las curiosas confu-
stones que Sc han producido Ell
La gaceta., 1939-10-26

las relaciones con los jimaguas.
Sin embargo, existen siempre
diferencias, aunque POGO percep
tibles, que permiten distinguir-
los en- ellos. Los signos papila-
res cuyo dibujo es completamen
te personal y sirven en- antrop0-
metria para la identification ia
dicial por medic de fichas de
las huellas digitales, presentan-
do en- los gemelos o jimaguas
una ligera %diferencia, a pesar
de su intimo parecido.
La l6gica de la induction y de
los silogismos esta basada no
sobre la identidad de las cosas,
sino sobre su semejanza. Los
processes naturales no Sc repiten
nunca, tampoco, de una manera
Identical. La repetici6n presU-
mida por la ley fisica solo pUe-
de ser, por cOnsiguiente, aproxl-
mazda.
La gaceta., 1939-10-26
FINLANDIA NO ACEPTA
VARIOS DE LOS PUNTOS DE,
LA SOVIETICA

Helsingfors, oct. 26.-Duran
te mas de cuatro horas conferen
clio hoy con el presidente de la
repGblica, Kyoesti KalliO, ell pr
mer ministro Cajander y ell mi
nistro de relaciones exteriOres
Elias Erkro, el Representative
de Finlandia en- las negociacio-
mes con la Russia Soviet, DR., j.
KuSti Fpasikivi.
Varios de los puntos princi-
pales &c la demanda rusa fue-
ron rechazados, por cuanto afec
tan a la independence de Fin
landia.
Las puertas de las negocia-
clones, sin embargo quedaran
abiertas y dicese que ell DR.. Pa
asikivi ira a Moscu por tercera
vez,
La gaceta., 1939-10-26
RADIO

WFLA-62O NBC Features
$3.50 Little Jack Little Or
chestra
:45 News
700 Fred Waring Time
7:15 l Love a Mystery
1880 Football Predictions
500 One Mans Family
$3.50 Those We Love
900 Good Sews of 1910
Bing Crosby Show
IL 100 News
IL AS Kings Testers
IL 80 Jan Savitt Orchestra
IL 80 Sonny James Orch,
WDAE-122O = Obs Features
" supper Melodies
7:l5 Michael Loring songs
1880 Salvation Army Wo-
man
500 Ask 1t Basket
$3.50 Strange AS 1t Seems .
900 Major Bowes Amateur
Hour
Talk by James l.. Fly
Americans at work
/ l 100 President Roosevelt
News
IL 30 Max Plattner Orch.
La gaceta., 1939-10-26
DIES Eheleben" (El Ciclo de la

Nujer-Reforma &c Ia 7ida Con-
'vugal), ri tIaya, G.. Naef, 1888
Its p. Sc nccesita una mayor
Investigation para comprobar
las bases de los metodos, los da-
tos hallados Y las conclusiones
alcanzadas por ell autor. Ell Dr..
SamUels Ia inventado un senci-
lie aparato al cual 81 llama Ell
"cicloscopio" y con ell que es pc
sible hacer examenes espectrCs-
c6picos de la sangre de los vases
superficiales entire Ell dedo IN
dice y Ell pulgar. Sc puede deter
minar con exactitud en- ell espec.
tro Ell tempo de reduction de Ia
oxihemoglobina a la metahemo.
globina. Ese periodo Sc suponc
que indica ell contenido hormo-
nal de la sangre. Los resultados
son en- extreme sorprendentes Z
increibles en- sus consecuenciaS
Sc puede determinar ell tempo
de la ovulaci6n hasta la nora;
con frecuencia pueden observar
sc dos y tres ovulaciones, du-
rante un mismo ciclO mems
trual; ell embarazo puede dag.
nosticarse unos cuantos dias DIES
pres de la fecundaci6n; ell ITEM
pc racional de la terapia endc-
crina Sc hace possible y sc aeon
seja un metodo nuevo para juz-
gar del exito del tratamiento
endocrino. Sc hace possible tam
bien precisar ell tempo exac5p
en- que las mujeres son esterilcs
y Sc obtiene un conocimiento
concrete del estado, la clase y la
patologia del ciclo femenino. FL
autor dice p~oeticamente que les
segUndos en- que tiene lugar Ell
proceso de la reduction sangui-
nea son las notas con las que
cualquiera puede leer la musica
del concerto endocrino. Entire
las muchas cuestaciones que re.
sultan estimuladas por la lectu-
ra de este libro Sc encuentra Ell
problema de la constancia en- Ell
periodic de reduction del macho
y su "ciclo", que tambien 10 tie
ne.
81 los metodoS y las conclusio-
mes de la Investigation hecha
por ell DR.. Samuels Sc confir-
man., proporcionaran una nueva
base para los fisi6logos en- sl
labor Y constituiran I'm prOgr9-
so para un gran sector de la vi
ola humana.
La gaceta., 1939-10-26
Los nazis preparan una gran %ofensiva
en- Ell frente occidental
Estimase que los alemanes tienen concentrate
mas de million y medic de hombres

Paris, oct. 26.-El mandc
frances, lUego de leer los infor-
mes de sus photos de aviacin y
las tropas de las avanzadas, hi
20 saber hoy que los alemanes
Sc hallan bisn bien preparados
para una gran ofensiva en- el
frente occidental.
Las grandes concentraciones
de trOpaS, preliminares de todd
ofensiva, Sc llevan a termino.
Calcdlase que los nazis dispO-
ne nya de million y medic de
La gaceta., 1939-10-26
LOS HOPITALES DE
A UNIDOS
"Joar1aaj Of 4. N. H."
Hay en- Ia actralidad 6.16e

Hay en- la actualidad 6,166
hospitales registrados en- los Z.
t., comparados con 6,l28 hace
un ano. EStos hospitales tienen
mas de IN million de camas. Ma
del 1919 del aumento total De
camas Sc debi6 a la expansion
de los hospitales pdblicos, que
ahora alcanzan un total de
1,728. Los hospitales del Esta-
do que acomodan mayormente >
los enfermos mentales, y los pa
cientes de cancer y tuberculosis,
comprenden la mayoria de este
aumento.
Gel mas notable de los CAM
bios" fue ell aumento en- los hos
pitales de intermediates nervio-
sas y mentales, que tenian solo
un promedio de 100000 pacien-
ties en- 1917, pero mas de $780,
600 ell ano pasado.
Cada 3.3 segundos, un pacian
te entra en- ell hospital. En- 1888
una persona de cada IA fue pa
ciente de hospital. 81 iba a III
hospital general permanecia al;
unoS dos dias. Cada aho este pc
riodo de disqualification "se re-
duce mas y mas.
En- 1888 "por primera vez cn
la ASTORIA, mas de un million
de ninos en- los EstadoS Unidoa
Zen dos millones de nacimien-
tos) nacieron en- hospitales.
La mayor escasez de hospita-
les la hay en- Mississippi IA CD
mas por cada mil habitantes)
La mayor abundancia esta en- ell
Distrito de Columbia (8.6 ca
mas por cada mil habitante5)
La mayoria de los estados AFRO
jan un promedio de dos a cua
tro camas por mil habitantes.
Hay como unos 6,100 inter
natos disponibles cada ano.
Puesto que los graduates de les
escuelas de los E. U. arrojaror
un total de menos de 5000 ell a.
no pasadO, hay Approximate.
mente unos 900 puestos que &C
pueden ser cubiertos con nues.
tras escuelaS medicas... Por l.
regular existe una escasez rela.
tiva de internos'. Esta escaseZ
puede remediarSe 81 los hoSpita.
les inducen a los internos a per.
manecer dos amos en- yer de uno
Y aceptan graduates de escuela,
medicas extranjeras, bien en-
trenados, que pasen las pruebas
que exige la Junta Nacional d,
Examinadores MedicoS.
La gaceta., 1939-10-26
FRANCO ORDENA PREFE-
RENCIA PARA LOS VETE
RAMOS DE LA R

Madrid, Octubre 26.-Un
decreto del gobierno ordena
que 80 empleos, de cada Glen,
Sc otorguen a los veteranos de
la guerra pasada.
Ell gobierno Sc propone dar
trabajO a todos los veteranos,
estimando que merecen la pre-
ferencia pc rhaber combatidO
en- defensa del regimen de
Franco.
La gaceta., 1939-10-26
NO A A
EN- LOS ES-
TADOS UNIDOS

New York, oct. 26.-Hablan-
do anOche ante la Sociedad de
Peregrinos, ell marques de Lo-
THAN, embajador de I~nglaterra
eneste pals, manifesto que In
glaterra no realizaria Una caru-
pana de propaganda EN- este
pals. LA Gran Bretana tiene ell
derecho de explicarleS a uste-
des y a las otras democracias lo
que estamos hacienda y porque
10 hacemos; pero ell derecho al
juicio u opinion ~pertenece por
complete al pueblo americana.
Craemos tambien que tene-
mos derecho a buScar ell consejO
de EstadoS Unidos sobre lbs
terminus de paz que seguiran a
la guerra eurOpea. LA verdade
"a question en- esta guerra es de
81 concentraremos la potencia
detras de la clase de mando en-
ell cual creemos 'franceSes, in
gleses y las democracias escan-
dinavas, o 81 han de aumentar-
Sc las alas del poder irresponsa-
bic del mUndo en- ell cual Green
ell nacionalismo social y ell CO.
muniSmo. Este es ell verdadero
conflicto, no ell conflicto entire
imperialismos rivales.
La gaceta., 1939-10-26
EN- A ESTADO Ell Nj
no FALSONE

Contin1a en- grave estado ell
nino Frank Falsone, Jr., hijo &c
un ciudadanO muy querido en-
los barrios latinos y en- Tampa,
que Ell domingo por la noche su-
friera lesiones en- un accidente
automovilista.
BESIDE ell instante del acciden-
tie, Falsone no ha recuperado ell
conocimiento.
Recibieron lesiones de menor
importancia, en- ell mismo lamer
table suceso, Cecil Webb Y Paul
Littlefield.
La gaceta., 1939-10-26
EN-
LA
Mujeres: "construyan" ell canine
ell canine para aLivar esos dolores

Una condici6n debil, desnutrida,
agobiante, demanda siempre aten-
ci6n.
Tai estado a menudo habilita a la
disminorrea Functional para estable-
Ger su dominic.
Esa es una cosa que hace sufrir a
las mujeres de dolores de cabeza,
n%erviosidad Y dolores parecidos a ca
lambres. I'm buen canine para ali
La gaceta., 1939-10-26
REBAJADA DE NUEVO LA
TARIFA BANCARIA

Londres, Octubre 26.-La
tarifa bancaria, que era de
tres por ciento, ha sido reba-
jada a dos por ciento. Era de
40 la ~tarfia, en- ell mes de sep
tiembre, y Sc la disminuy6 a
tres por ciento.
BESIDE e 80 de JUNO de
1882 la tarifa habia sido STEM
pre- superior a dos por ciento.
La gaceta., 1939-10-26

War tales dolores, y mujeres por
miles 10 han encontrado, es por ell
propio uso del CARDUI. Estimula ell
appetite, ayuda a la digestion y ash
milacion; asi ayuda a construir la
resistencia fisica contra el dolor pc
riodico. Tornado justamente antes y
durante Eel tempo, muchas senoras
Y %senoritas informan que aminora
los dolores e incomodidad del periodo.
La gaceta., 1939-10-26

.ombreS.
COmbates de poca importan-
ia, en- la extrema vanguardia,
Sc verificaron aver. Los grCpos
llemanes encuentran fuerte opO
sici6n cuando tratan de pene-
trar en- los puestos exteriores y
las alambradas.
Nev6 aver en- las montanas,
pOr primera vez en- el otonO, Y la
lluvia y Ell frfo Sc extienden por
TODD ell frente.
FL NAL tempo imposibilit6 Ell
realizar operaciones mayores.
La gaceta., 1939-10-26
CONDECORACIONES T o
GADAS POR Ell GOBIER-
No CUBANO
~ TONI RIOS

Habana, Octubre 26.-Ca-
torce condecoraciones de la
Orden de Carlos Manuel de
CeSpedes fueron otorgadas EN-
esta semana por ell p~residente
DR.. Federico Laredo Bru,
Entire los condecorados figu
Ian ell p~residente Aurelio Mas
guerra, del Ecuador: ell profe-
sor c. X. Webster, de la Uni
versidad de Londres, y John
R. Swanton, del institute
Smithsonian de Washington.
La gaceta., 1939-10-26
Ell SOVIET FESTEJARA SU
AMISTAD CON

Moscu, Octubre 26.-Dice-
Sc que ell gobierno organiza
I'm festival de arte aleman",
incluyendo conciertos de los
famosos mdsicos Beethoven,
Bach y Wagner.
Ell Festival durara diez dfaS
Y es ell primero, de tan larga
duraci6n, celebrado EN- los Ill
timos amos,
La gaceta., 1939-10-26

Falleci6 aver en- su domicilio,
1926 de la Gale Is, la Sra. Ber-
narda Garcia Menendez, de 50
amos, a la que sObreviven cuatro
hijas, Sras. Celestina Var6n,
Manuela Diaz, Carmen Sanchez
y Emilia Lorenzo; Is nietos y
13 biznietos. Hoy por la tarde,
a las cinco, Sc verificara ell en-
tierro.
La gaceta., 1939-10-26

Estlma el gobierno finlau-
d6s que las peticiones modfica-
das del Soviet van mas ALA de
10 que puede cOncederse.
Las discusiOnes versaron So
bre la traditional norma de nell
tralidad de Finlandia y las ba-
ses que Russia deSea establecer
en- ell Colo de Finlandia.
La gaceta., 1939-10-26
Ell CICLO FEMENINO
Jules SdmuelS

No es possible juzgar del va
lor ciehtifico del libro publica-
do por el DIR. Jules Samuels
Der Zyklus del FrauIRefOrm
Evening star., 1939-09-05

Germany announced the cap
ture of Katowice and Chorzow,
rich industrial cities on the
southwest front, and destruction
of II Polish planes in an air
battle over Warsaw. = Chancellor
Hitler followed his advancing
troops into Poland. CPage A-31
Great Britain's first major
blow at Germany was announced
in London. British warplanes, a
communique of the ministry of
information said, scored direct
hits with heavy bombs on two
German battleships. The daring
daylight raid was carried out
against the German feet at the
entrance Of the strategic Kiel
Canal. page A-3).
Premier Mussolini continued to
keep Europe guessing and Ital-
ian newspapers published docu-
ments to prove his efforts for
peace. The scheduling of sailing
for Italy's two finest merchant
ships, the Rex and the Conte di
Savoia, WIS taken as indication
that II Duce has no plan for in
volvement Of Italy in the war
Immediately. (Pase A-6.).
Evening star., 1939-09-05
The War Situation

Survivors of the British steam
er Athena, torpedoed Sunday off
the coast of Scotland, arrived to-
day at Greenock, Scotland, and
Galway, Ireland, telling eye
witness stories of the submarine
which sank their ship and shelled
1t as the passengers and crew
were being removed to life boats.
page AID
In Warsaw rumors were cur
rent that Polish government Of
f1cials will leave the capital
soon. Stats of the American,
British and other embassies were
preparing to leave the Polish
capital. There were two more
German air raids and the Polish
defense line was shortened.
page AID
In Paris it was announced that
French troops had contacted the
enemy and penetrated into Ger
many. A semi-ofncial Paris ra-
dio reported trouble in Germany
and said there had been disorders
IN Cologne, Dusseldorf and Essen
as well as Czecho- -Slovakia. Dis
patches from Copenhagen report
naval fighting of the coast Of
Denmark. page A-1.)
Evening star., 1939-09-05
French Forces Claim
To Have Penetrated
German Territory
Disorders Reported
In 3 German Cities
And Czecho-SIovukiu
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated freSS.
PARIS, Sept. S (via radio) The
French government today announced
that French forces had made con-
tact with the German troops on the
Western front and had penetrated
into German territory.
A semi-off1cial Paris radio report
ed trouble in Germany, and said
there had been disorders in Cologne,
Dusseldorf and Essen, as well as the
areas of all Czecho- -Slovakia.
Dispatches from Copenhagen re-
port naval fighting of the coast Of
Denmark.
France pursued her second day of
military operations against Germany
with the official announcement that
movements develop normally for
entire land, sea and air forces" This
was announced in the war ministry's
communique No. 3.
Germany replied with an aerial
invasion which brought an early
morning AFRAID alarm to Paris.
Later an official military source said
the planes had come on "a scouting
trip" without dropping bombs.
Frances operations were under
stood to be testing Germany's for
tifications to seek the weak point Of
the Siegfried line and divert Ger
man forces from Poland.
There could be no question for
the moment of a great offensive" !"
wrote Charles Morice in LIE Petit
Parisien, "but of necessary prelimi-
nary operations. Our troops have
received a baptism of fire From
Evening star., 1939-09-05
Heavy Buying Boosts
Commodities and
Stocks Sharply
Shares Jump 81 to SIS
With Steel Group
Tokine Leod
BY CLAUDE A. JAEGER,

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Wall Street
experienced one of the most spec
tacular upsurges in prices of stocks
and commodities in its history to-
day, as resumption of trading after
the holiday found feverish urge to
buy in expectation of war" prices.
Stocks, particularly steels, nom
ferrous metals, oils, chemicals and
machinery makers, jumped 81 to
around SIS share.
Wheat again bounded the limit
permitted in days trading of S
cents bushel at Chicago, Winnipeg
and Minneapolis, and raw materials
generally surged upward, both food
and industrial.
Buying orders appeared at the
opening of the exchange in such
volume for some of the steels that
specialists were not able to straighten
out their books and make an OPEN
ing price until an hour later.
United States Steel finally opened
with transfer of $4,000 shares, re-
flecting punched orders, at $62, up
1852; Republic with 10000 shares at
$26, up $6.38, and Bethlehem with
$4,000 shares at $78, up $9.75.
Gains Reduced.
There was a little letdoWn from
the best prices at the end of the
first hour, but the market still
showed sweeping gains. Here are
few II am. prices:
Du Pont, $183.5O, up $14; Dow
Chemical, $142, up $12; Allied Chem
ical, $3.50, up $1l; Douglas, $74, up
$3.50; United States Rubber, s45 $50,
up $4.25; Armour, So, up 81 81; Texas
Corp, $3.50, up $6.25; Standard Oil
of New Jersey, $47.50, up $4.62; Ana
conda Copper, $38, up So; Callahan
Zinc, So, up $1.25; Westinghouse
Electric, $110, up S.; General Mo-
tors, $3.50, up 1925. Some Of the
utilities and merchandising issues
were of 81 or SO, as traders calcu-
lated they would experience higher
costs.
Trading in the first hour was l.
$4,000 shares, largest in nearly two
years.
With the exception of cotton, up
over 81 bale at the start, principal
speculative commodities rose the
limit permitted in one day in op-
tions for future delivery-raw sugar
up ", Cocoa up l, rubber up 2 and
raw hides up 2 cents pound.
Hide prices TO immediate deliv-
cry were reported unavailable either
at Chicago or Buenos Aires, as pack
ers withdrew offerings pending de-
velopments.
Livestock joined the advance,
(see MARKETS, Page A-z0
Evening star., 1939-09-05
Bridges and Tunnels
In New York Guarded
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FORT LEE, N. j., Sept. 5.-Port
Of New York authority police were
on guard today against possible
sabotage of the $216,000, 900 system
of Hudson River bridges and tunnels.
Billings Wilson, authority assist
ant general manager, signed an Or
der yesterday calling for extra pre-
caution by port police because the
bridges and tunnels will be used
in transportation of munitions and
supplies" for warning European ma
tions.
mo doubt there will be sabotage
practiced, particularly on our facil-
ities," the order said in urging the
police to prevent ANY interference
with our property and structures or
to the property and safe movement
OF our patrons"
The order was posted in police
squad stations at the George Wash
ington, Bayonne, Outerbridge cross
ing and Goethals Bridges and the
Lincoln and Holland Tunnels.
Evening star., 1939-09-05
u. S. Survivors
Seven Americans
Token to Hospital

By the Associated Press.
GLASGOW, Scotland, Sept. S.
The following injured American sur.
vivors from the Athena were admit
ted to Glasgow Western Hospital
today:
Helen Dugan, 81, Detroit, Mich.
Katherine Sege, 68, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Mildred Finley, IS, Soomes School,
Windsor, Conn.
Helen De Witt Smith, 4S, Plain
field, N. j.
Michael Flynn, 70. Orange County.
New York.
Rosa Sadel, SO, ~. S. A."
Helen Hanney, 10, Houston, Tex.
The Donaldson Line issued the
following incomplete list of United
States citizens landed at Greenock
addresses not given):
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Alton, H. Bridge.
r. Bridge, A. Bloom. s. Benson. p.
Odoley. r. p. Casevy, Capt. F. s.
Chandler, M. Dowis. c. NJ. Dais.
M. Freder. M. j. Flynn. j. Clifford.
(see SURVIVORS. PAGE A-D
Evening star., 1939-09-05
80 Believed Dead,
1000 Rescued Land,
200 Injured Listed
Survivors Relate uIes
OfHorror and Heroism
As Ship Is 1orpedoed


GREENOCK, Scotland, Sept 5.-victims of the wars
first great tragedy 800 shaken and weeping
of the orpedoed British liner Athena arrived
ships today with tales of horror.
Two hundred of those arriving here were injured
One survivor, John McEwan of Glasgow
pedoed the Athena then sheed
boats being lowered He said persons
perished.
(The Norwegian steamer Knut Nelson landed Of
the Athena survivors at Galway Ireland The master of
stricken liner Capt Cook declared ship
was hit by torpedo which went through the galley
into the engine room causing heavy loss of life"
(The arrivals at Galway and at Greenock, Scotland
accounted for 1030 of the 1347 passengers
them Americans who aboard when the vessel tor
pedoed Sunday
An undetermined Canadians were
among the injured brought
member of of the said
the Athena received at 10 pm, g. M T, Sunday pm,
E. S. IT,.
II the Athena plunge stern first the next
morning. he declared II group of five boats and in the
water number Of young children
badly flooded and some had people
clinging to their Sides"
Glasgow modified hospitals nursing
date the injured while other planned
refugees of them thnly exposure
the winds Of the North Atlantic
Perhaps the saddest sight 9year-od Roy Barring
ton Of Toronto His mother went the Athena
AS the rescue work went could definitely
many had been killed drowned in the disaster.
One rumor said 80 had died persons figure
ar greater and pointed out that must have
drowned when the propeller of the Norwegian ship
Nelson shattered Hfeboat full of women.
Brother and Sister Heroes.
Brenda Chapman brother Thomas 49,
OF Detroit told OF being awakened when the torpedo struck
Brenda said:
II didn't try to change pajamas helped Tommy up
the deck. Then helped row the boat"
Other loud their children
Pathetic the rescued ar
rived at Glasgows Adephia Hotel