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La gaceta., 1940-10-25
Tommy Gomez Senci6 al mannerQDahie
Ell fenomesno Sc predujo Y Daniels estgvo a
punto de ser "acostado"

a las ocho y diez libra de ven
taja.
No hahia lugar a duda Y la
decision Sc otorg6 al hoteIero,
per unanimidad.
La cast totalidad de los espec-
tadores estaba a favor de Tom
my, que es un muohacho simpa-
tico, inteligente y no debe incu-
rrjr con frecuencia en- Ell error,
minatras sea un peso complete
ligero, de dar diez o mas libras
de ventaja a I'm peso complete.
En- cuatro o cinco wees ell ma
rinerO estuwo a punto de caer;
pero su experienced y valentia
lie salv6. Los p~uhetazos formida-
bles de Gomez lie produjeron a
Daniels estos danos: Ell ojo de-
recho cerrado, una herida EN- "a
mejilla derecha y manchas ro-
jas en- ell est6mago.
Sc defendfa Ell marinero con
los jabs; pero ell hotelero con-
seguia penetrarlos y descargar
su derecha a la mandibula.
Ell marinero descarg6 sus
mas Electives golpes en- el ter
cero pero sin afectar visible
mente a su ~contrario.
Fred Barja, de 1877 libras, pu-
so a dormir en- Ell quinto asalto
al veterano Ricardo Hernandez,
deshaciendo las i~lusiones de es-
tie, Antes del punetazo decisive,
lei pobre Ricardo habia caido
dos veces a la Iona, en- ell terce-
no y en- ell cuarto.
AL Gilbert, de Orlando, ven
clio por noc&t tecnico, en- el
quinto asalto, a Joe Apperson,
de Atlanta.
Recibio Apperson una herida
en- Ell ojo derecho, Tablas Sc de-
claro ell match entire Ulises Va
lie y Floyd Shiflett.
X. 0. Rodriguez derrot6 en-
cuatro asaltos a Peter PiIlippi.
La gaceta., 1940-10-25
TERRIERS CONTRA GENE
RALES

Los Generates ov Lee, hega-
dos a Tampa en- la mahana de
hoy, jugaran esta ncsha, en- PM
Hips Field, con los Terriers del
institute Hillsborough.
Estiman los expertos que los
Generates tienen mayores proba
bilidades de victoria; pero otra
.cosa piensan les j6venes de Sc
minole y Sturgeon Cherry.
La Inca de fuego de los Ter
Iriers Is la siguiente: Moore, III
so, Fette, Muzzio, Castellano
Adams, Kovach, Fidalgo, Dor
man, Sheffield y Garcia.
Los visitantes anuncian esta
alineaci6n: Weaver, Leslie, Hol'
land, Joseph, Rocks, Hogan, Da
wis, Kirby, Shubert, Faulkner }
Hyman.
La gaceta., 1940-10-25
TONIC
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

sus s~entimientos inmundos. FL
amor tiene una VOC i%nconfundi-
bic, tiene una fuerza que TODD 10
.derrumba, Y que hasta a los mas
escepticos, hasta a los mas cini-
cos los estremece alguna vez.
81; entr6 turbada.
En- vano intentaba reirse del
guapo y atrevido oficialillo y de
ella misma, tomando a broma Ia
fogosa declaration de amor del
militar, tan galana y elegante.
sin embargo; 10 cierto era que
habia Experimental, en- ell mo-
mento mismo de separarse de
81. una sensation de leve triste-
"a por haberse mOstrsdO tan
La gaceta., 1940-10-25
TIRANDO Ell l.
DerrotG de los Drdgones

AL Yorkunas lie di6 aver una
sorpresa a los Dragones de JET
ferson, sorpresa que no era eS-
perada, y los Jesuitas vencieron
al once de Bill Harker, en- Phil
lips Field, con anotaci6n de 10
por Z.
Al comenzar ell cuarto periodo
la anotaci6n era de 7 puntos con
ira Z puntos. Los Jesuitas Sc a.
provecharon de un "pase' del
Centre del jefferson, en- la Inca
de cinco yardas, e hicieron dos
puntos. Animados por este ext
to, los j6venes de Yorkunas alta
caron y produjeron un touch
down." elevando la anotaci6n a
Is.
Durante Ell partido los Drago-
La gaceta., 1940-10-25

Ell fenamepo que los peritos
no agus9.faban sc produjo ano-
che en- la arena de las peleas de-
siguales Y las sorpresas, Benja-
Vnin Field, y ell h%ctelero Tommy
G6mez, con un peso de IT'S Ii
bras, menos experienced, menos
habilidad y tratando de conner
mucho para aumentar Ell peso,
derrot6 de manera decisiva, ga
nando por 10 menos ocho asal-
tos, a Maynard Daniels, Ell ma
rinero de Washington, que pc
saba 1876 libras, posee mas ex-
periencia, conoce mejor ell pugi
lismo y ha vencido a hombres
comparativamente superiores a
Gomez.
BESIDE ell primer punetazo has
ia Ell 1ltimo, Gomez demostr6
que Sc hallaba bien entrenado y
sus golpes conmovieron a Da :
niels hasta Ell pinto de que no pa
recia ell mismo hombre de la pri
mera pelea con Ell soldado Clark.
Daniels, a nuestro juicio, So
20 gan6 un asalto, ell tercero.
Las piernas lie t nblaron al
mas fuerte y de mayor peso, en-
algunos rounds, y los espectado-
res creyeron que Ell match ter
minaria "por la via del sueho.'
Daniels parecia 2tro Daniels.
quiza por "haber ayunado', an
sIoso de darle a Gomez una Opor
tunidad de lucirse.
Joe Leto Sc mostraba anoche
Satlsfecho del resultado y decla
"Ya he realizado ell sueho de M
vida, dirigir un gladiator de pc
so complete.
Leto asegura que diez libra'
significan muy POGO; perC 81
opinion tiene un relative yalol
comparable con las de los hon
bres que conceden gran impor
tancia, fuera del peso complete
La gaceta., 1940-10-25

das, y con .6xito, 81 quieren po-
nerse a corta distancia de los
tampehos.
Nash Higgins Sc propone uti-
liar a Ed Howell y Tony Kol-
ka. como ENDS; Zaiko y Wolf,
tackles; J9ck Newlands y Bob
Fordyce, guardas; Bill Fisher,
1entro.
u Staney Moore jug6 layer de
manera briilante e hizo una ca
rrera de go yardas.
La gaceta., 1940-10-25
DEPORTE
LOS A Sc ENTIRE
MARIAN EN- MIAMI

Miami, Octubre 25.-La conf
sion de gobierno de la ciudad a.
prob6 aver un plan para dar ia
cilidades a los Gigantes de New
York, de modo que puedan en-
trenarse aqui, en- la primavera.
Bill Terry manifesto que los G.
jercicios y algunos desafios Sc
verificaran entire febrero Is y
mario 81, 81 rs debidas facilida
des son ofrecidas.
La Association Atl6tica del
condado de Dade, por medic dc
sus fondos, hara algunas refof-
mas en- ell viejo terreno de pelo-
ia de la municipalidad.
La gaceta., 1940-10-25

A cola cough seriously endaEgers
cou. your family, ard your business
-.esor,ates. Illness from colds and'
,99cis causes nOte loss OF tine
l.,-r all other diseases combined.
If YOU have a cough due to a cold,
get Mentho-Mulsion, the gdarah-
iced medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mission fails 70 stop your cougnll.
Immediately ana gef sou entirely
ever your cold coGgh quicker than
n medicire you ever tried ass
sor your money BE- K.
Mentho-Mulsion is more than on
rd;narv medicine. 1t con1ins vita.
MINIS a and d to build your c9lo
resistance, and seyan sc.th,ag.
kenling oils and r7epelts, 'ne'lc'
La gaceta., 1940-10-25
Don't SPREAD Your Celd Cough
Get Ientho- MuIsi3r

insr highest grade lockwood creo-
eote for penetration. Genuine Cal
.ifornia fig syrlp gives Mentho-
kIuIsi0- ? taste TIE wAole family
iE like. It clings I'd the mem
ranes SO its soothing, healing in
g0edients act faster, better. AD
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit;
"AAendanc. at church is neces-
sary for human welfare, but don't
endanger tire ccngregaticn with q
cold cough whea Mentho- Mulsion u
so inexpensive and easy to obtain
M.ntho-M ulsion is endorsed oy
your neighboT5 = j sua ranteea py
leading druggists e'ry 1ere.-adV-
La gaceta., 1940-10-25
con LOS GUANTES
CORONA PARA GOMEZ

lie daran a Gomez la ofreci-
da pelea con ell titulado cam
pe6n de peso complete del Sur?
LaMarQue hizo la promesa
por medic de los peri6dicos y SD
ponemos que no la retirara.
mo lie vendria NAL a Gomez,
va que sin peso ha inyadido Ia
division de los "pesados", una
corona. aunque sea imaginaria
o "mitica".
La gaceta., 1940-10-25
LOS ~ESPARTANOS

Unas interesantes practicas E.
fectuaron aver los Espartanos,
interviniendo en- elias los regu-
lares y los novatos.
Llevaron los novatos la peor
parte y este indica que los Macs
.tros de Georgia tendran q. rea-
liar manana sus mejores juga-
La gaceta., 1940-10-25

En- Cleveland, Anton Christie
Iforidis, de Gracia, puso a dor
mir a Jimmy Reeves, en- Ell Sc
gundo asalto. Jimmy Biyins, de
Cleveland, derrt6 por puntos,
en- diez asaltos, a Vicente PIN
pinelli, un conocido pdgil de
Brooklyn.
La gaceta., 1940-10-25

I'm peso de pluma de New
York, Nat Liftin, Sc bati6 con
Andy Vazquez, de Los Angeles,
California, y lie derrot6 por pun
tos. Pesaba Liftin 1S1 libras y
su oponente 129. Los dos Sc ha-
llaban fuera de la division de las
La gaceta., 1940-10-25

Gomez pertenece a Ia Guar
dia Nacional y ha sido lamadO
a cumplir con su deber.
LIE deseamos en- ell ejercito,
como en- Ell pugilismo, la mejor
suerte.
La gaceta., 1940-10-25

doble motive.
7iPero listed es frances o es-
pahol? iPcrque habla listed mi
lengua ACCOMPLISHMENTS!
No es extrano, sonora. 70
soy frances, parisien de pura
cepa; psro mis- abuelos eran de
Pau, junto a la frontera espano-
la, y he viyido mucho tempo en-
san Sebastian. Ademas, he es-
tado varias wees, en- mission Off
eial, en- Repdblicas de la Anne
RIGA Espahola.
Sc Qued6 s~onriendo, y pudO
cbseryar como Eulalia, al mi
rarle esta W., tenia en- los ojos
ga expression inconfundible de
IA slmpatia Y de una amistad a.
gra5able en- sus comienzos.
La gaceta., 1940-10-25
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

Thousands who suffered from the terturing
Gains Of rheumatism, s~ciatica, lumbago, neu-
raipia and neuitis-are certainly happy over
their discovery Of NURITO. Now they have
found a quick-acting formula which speedily
relieves those exhausting muscular aches and
najns NURlTO is trustworthy and dependable
contains no opiates. If you want to feel again
peace and sleep in comfort-be wise and try
NURITO under thisir onclad guarantee. If the
very first three doses do not relieve that cruel
pain to your sa~tisfaction-your monee will be.
refunded. Don't suffer. Ask your druggist today
for NURITO on this guarantee. U.N.GM
La gaceta., 1940-10-25

126 libras,
Wilcie Rivera, de Puerto Ri
co Sc vic vapuleado por Danny
Xarabello, de Mount Vernon,
New York,
La gaceta., 1940-10-25

Por la tarde, va con otro abri-
go y uno de los sombreros de
madame Vernier, un casquete
en- forma de casco de
Mercurio que aumentaba So be
.lleza soberana. Eulalia Sc echo
temprano a la Gale.
Pensaba pasar por la rue
Tronchet, en- la esquina de la
rue Royale, para saear la cana
del expreso de Hendaya.
-Si; pasado mahana Sc IRA.
en- vista de que sus encargos en-
las modistas y los modistos pa
La gaceta., 1940-10-25

lQue Sc hizo del senior Shaw,
ell de la reciente "tirada" en-
Benjamin Field?
En- las ~practicas parecia un
"gallo de empuje".. a la bora de
la acci6n... meti6 ell pico bajo un
ala.
La gaceta., 1940-10-25

qua, al misterioso conde como
81 fuera de ~transeunte desocu-
pado que distrajera sus ocios.
La sigui6, de lejos,
Eulalia no quiso tomar nj au-
to nj tranvias para llegar hasGa
la Magdalena, volviendo luego
IA pie siempre haSta la Gale del
Mont habor.
La gaceta., 1940-10-25
Lk GACETA

n peri6dico en- idicnaa ESPaAcl
60 mas circulation en- Tampa
VfctoEiano Manteiga, Editor
y
SUBSCRIPTION semanal: 20 C
1908 "a. Ave., Ybor City, Fla.
TeIsfOno Y 1892
La gaceta., 1940-10-25

La plaza iba rindiendose.
CASTOR adiyinaba que la espa-
nola empezaba a interesarse, y
va Is sabidO que Ell intsres Is q
La gaceta., 1940-10-25

VI Columbis tiene IN terreno para Ell estaeionA-
mienso de los coches de sus clientes, en- Ia Gale ~, y IN
serene para eli debioo cpidado. Lleve ah 81 coche' nay
espacio suficiente.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-14
a(&@4A1a9:?!9?::: a. e. ! !: ~

for the new event. E~verybody's
talking. Everybody, I tell you! The
social sets of the town like a SEN
sation once in a while, and we're
it. We might as well make II
pay"
Eyes, but $40, Bill"
Don't forget there's a dance
afterward. All for charity. Any
how, its worth 10 smacks to see
seven delirous damsels acting
ha!'
But in spite of his hearty conf
dence, Bill Bailey had certain prl'
vate qualms. He wondered what
the 500 invitations would produce
He might have sent the full 300 OF
even more, for 800 couples, but ne
had a bunch that psychology die
tated a little stand-offishness.
In that bunch he was wholly
right.
Two days after the mailing, the
society folk of the city we're lit
orally scrambling for the 500.
What am I bid?. What an
I bid?. .s25; do I hear 1902:
Going. :. going. Cholly Far
rington's muchly read column il
he Chroniclo-Post proclaimed i
that way. g. not quite gone, il
fact I'm holding out for $50. Blu
the truth is, I have an invitation
to The Wit to Woo and incidenta.
merriment at the Merrifields'. Ir
these parlous times I might a:
well scalp as the next fellow. Ane
brothers, scalping is being done
mot half enough invites were
mailed. 1 have one keep getting
back to that-but have you?. .
Too bad. Maybe you don't rate. Dc
you know anybody who knows any
body who knows Bill Bailey or
that beauteous Gayle, or grand
son? Mayhap, if you're somebody
in finance, you can approach the
old gent himself. What am I Of
fered for mine?"
ChoIly was having his fun, and
recording society gossip and emo
ions at the same time. AS usual
he struck home. Tickets that are
talked about and talked about
and that are hard to get-become
Continued on Page Eleven)
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-14

, mirer, Benjamin W. Merrifield.
Fresh, crisp flowers, Mr.. Weems.
Import them, if necessary. You
hear me?" =.
"Oh, of course, sir. But the cost
of imported"
"Mr> Weems! 1 have some finan,
cial assets, sir! You-you a n d
your eternal finicky bookkeeping!
He records every penny l spend,
Miss Dixon! Spend a hundred dol.
lars on each box of flowers, MIR.
Weems. You hear?"
"Oh, of course, SIR" Mr.. Weems
went out, looking bored. This rou'
tine was no whit new to him.
But Gayle Dixon swallowed. And
stared. And bit her lip. And only
nodded when the old millionaire
continued to talk affably with her.
She couldn't say anything. She
just gazed at the old gentleman in
renewed awe. Seven hundred dol
lars for flowers, when she had
come to apologize for budgeting
$3.50 for clothes! She stood up,
reached suddenly to squeeze his
old hand in genuine feeling, smiled
at him and fastened on b a C k
downstairs.
Bill and the seven girls spent
most of one morning addressing
envelopes. They had only 500 to
address and stamp, stuff i h
neatly printed cards, seal and mail
but they made a mornings task
of it, laughing and talking and
enjoying it. Jeremy Tucker was
coerced into helping for a while,
but at IL o'clock he had to leave
them and go for a horseback ride
with a couple of boy friends who
had taken to him.
The envelopes carried invitation
to THE Wit to Woo and its after
dance at S. per person, R. S. V. P.
Ten dollars a couple! Gayle was
amazed at the temerity of Bill, set
ting such a price, and she told
him SO.
Listen, Missy" he grinned,
you be the heroine and backstage
boss; I'll direct, and blow up the
ballyhoo. Look-we got $1.50 be-
fore, and they ate it up. We've
had ten times as much attention
Evening star., 1940-02-09
New Spring Suits

ALL WOOL Medium worsteds cooru tweeds,
durable 3ply soft drap fanne New blues,
browns light medium and dark shades Stripes in all variations
hbone Two button single beae double breasted
drapes and double breeds Regulars
slide
Evening star., 1940-02-09


Admiral Cluverius, who was in
stalled last October as the seventh
president of the institution. He
succeeds the late Admiral Ralph
Earle.
Admiral Cluverius brought to his
new position a long record of sue
cess and courage in the Navy. He
was in command of the U. S. S.
Shawmut during the World War
and held these important posts:
Commandant of midshipmen, Naval
Academy; commandant Norfolk
Navy Yard; commander of the I'd
division of battleships: chief of
staff, United States fleet; COM
mander of the 4th Cruiser Division;
commandant of the 9th Naval Dis
trict, Great Lakes. and of the 4th
Naval District, Philadelphia.
Admiral Cluverius in his talk will
deal principally with the Million
dollar building program now in
progress at Worcester. Among other
subjects for discussion during the
evening will be the Living Endow-
ment Fund" by which deserving
boys may obtain free scholarships to
Worcester.
Since 1885 the Washington
alumni have provided scholarships
for eight boys from the Capital
Carl Keyser. Richard Coleman,
Kenneth Mcclure, Sydney Clark,
Keith Mcintyre, Joseph Weiss,
Charles Porter and Daniel McNally.
Evening star., 1940-02-09
mrs. Jockson's
picture Found
lin White House
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Senator Stewart, Democrat of
Tennessee, announced after an in
quiry yesterday that a portrait of
Rachel Donelson Jackson, wife of
President Andrew Jackson, hangs
in an appropriate place in the
White House.
Senator Stewart sent two of his
secretaries to the White House to
investigate after being petitioned
by Mrs. Jay G. Stephenson of Nash
vile to seek authority for hanging
q portrait of Mrs. Jackson, to be
paid for by popular subscription in
Tennessee.
They found Mrs. Jackson's por-
trait hanging in the lower corridor
at the entrance to the China room.
Senator Stewart said the artist was
unknown.
Since portraits of the wives of
several other Presidents are in the
same place. the position appears to
be appropriate" Senator Stewart
said. He added he would telegraph
Mrs. Stephenson, chairman OF the
Tennessee Division of Education of
Democratic Women that Mrs. jack
son already has been duly honored.
Evening star., 1940-02-09
French Embassy
And Grocery Store
Robbed by Burglars
Cab Driver Also
Among Victims as
Crime Wave Continues

Armed robbery of Northeast gro
Gerry store ana burglary at the
French Embassy were among over
night crimes under investigation
today by police.
Four colored youths. one bran
dishing a revolver, took more than
$25 from the cash register OF the
grocery at 1401 F street NE. while
holding at bay the manager, Mrs.
Rose Schwartz, so. and a customer,
Mary Dixon, %, of GOT Fourteenth
street NE.
Customer Robbed.
After stuffing the contents Of the
cash register in their pockets the
bandits turned on the customer and
forced her to hand over $1.45. They
escaped on foot.
A burglar forced a window in
the drawing room of the French
Embassy and stole $22 from a dress
er in a room occupied by valet,
Ronald Davis, and about $3.50 from
the room of maid, Simone Oudot.
Nothing else in the Embassy was
disturbed.
Cab Driver Held Up.
Two colored men held up Harry
Chatlin, a cab driver, of 537 Ninth
street Sc, and escaped with So
at Eighteenth and S streets NV
early today. Mr.. Chatlin told police
he had picked the men up about
four blocks away. One of them
stuck hard object" in the drivers
back and demanded his money, po-
lice reported.
A burglar, who Uttered the floor
with matches he used to light his
way around, took $50 in bills from
q room at 1918 A street Sc, Charles
Beall told police. The room was en-
tered through a rear window.
Evening star., 1940-02-09

Secretary Of Agriculture Wallace
said such q plan patterned after
the food stamp system Of getting
extra stocks Of food to relief recip-
tents, would be worked out In the
next six weeks.
IF it is to 60 into effect for the
whole country" Mr.. Russell said, I'VE
will try to see to it that Pennsyl-
vania gets its share"
Evening star., 1940-02-09

banquet Of the
Wa S h i n 6 t 0 Il
Chapter of the
Worcester Poly
technic Institute
Alumni Associa :
ton, at 7 O'Clock
tonight at the
Lee House, Fiji
t e e n t h and L
streets NV.
T h e banquet
" i'll mark the
first opportunity
I or m a n y o /
w or c e S t e 7
Techs lu m nj
Evening star., 1940-02-09
Walks With Broken Hip

GREENV1LLE, Pa, Feb. 9 (P).-
His hip fractured in a fall from a
bicycle, 12-year-old Joseph Magar-
gee walked 2 miles to his home
without realizing he was badly hurt.
An examination disclosed the frac-
ture, and the boy was taken to a
hospital.
Evening star., 1940-02-09
Patriotic Bodies Invited
To Toke Part in Service

Patriotic organizations Of the
District are invited to participate in
,, the Lincoln Birthday exercises at
fthe Lincoln Memorial Monday.
The following committee of local
members of the Military Order Of
the Loyal Legion of the United
Evening star., 1940-02-09
Mizruchi to Hear
Rubbi Mux KirschbIum

Rabbi Max Kirschblum, execu-
tive secretary Of the Mizrachi Or
ganization Of America, will address
q mass meeting of all Mizrachi
organizations In Washington Mon
day at pm. Jewish Community
Evening star., 1940-02-09
Wunderbirds to Hike

The Wanderbirds will leave the
National Theater at 9 am. Sunday
for 9-mile hike. They will start
from Cabin John Greek and 60 up
Booze Creek and Bulls Run to a
point near Beane; thence over the
country road to Bells Mill, and down
Cabin John Run to River road, Md.
Visitors are welcome.
Evening star., 1940-02-09
Pennsylvania Hopeful
Of Relief Proposal
pv ths Acrocietad prsss

Ey the Associated Press.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. o.
Pennsylvania will welcome Fed
eral proposal to distribute surplus
cotton goods to those on relief, How
ard L. Russell. secretary of public
assistance, said today.
Evening star., 1940-02-09

States is in charge: Col. Lawrence
c. Crawford, U. s. NJ, chairman; !;
Capt. Chester Wells, U. s. NJ;
Charles Mason Remey, Laurence v.
Benet, Col. Goodwin Ordway, U. s.
A.; Oscar A. G. Palmer and Charles
G. Clark, jr.
Evening star., 1940-02-09
New Spring Topcoats

EVERY TOPCOAT ALL WOOL Twds cassmer coverts canes
hair $50 and natural wool (s53) mixtures natural shade Wales
wales shades
single breasted raglan shoulders bmaaans ome with
setin seves popular and stns that TOPCOATS
Spring lining tipped OVERCOATS Winter with the
lining tipped in Regulars, short long sizes.
Men Store
Evening star., 1940-02-09
Truckers Oyster Roust

The District Of Columbia Truck
ing Association will hold It's annual
oyster roast at $3.50 pm. February 81
in the Raleigh Hotel.
Evening star., 1940-02-09
Worcester President
To Speak Tonight

Admiral Wat Tyler Cluverius,
president of Worcester Polytechnic
Institute, Worcester, Mass, will be
the principal speaker at the annual
Evening star., 1940-02-09

Center. Rabbi Kirschblum recently
has returned from Europe, where
he attended the Zionist Congress.
Evening star., 1940-02-09

Keep your vision and mind clear
at all times when driving.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-25
Vifunnin treatment
Of Nerve Disorders

of five years, all of them are as bad
as they were if no vitamin b has
been taken in the meantime. The
administration of vitamin b IN
.hese occurrences is quite as effec-
tive as in the original cases.
Another condition in which vita
min B, has been found valuable is
chronic alcoholism, Chronic alco-
holics lose their appetites and fail
to digest their food because of the
deficiency of the vitamin. Besides
that, the neuritis (alcoholic paral-
ysis) which comes on is prevented
by the administration Of vitamin 81.
1t has been said that the real
cause of cirrhosis of the liver and Of
delirium trcmens is due not 20 cleo
hol but to vitamin deficiency. l do
not believe there are any good
grounds for this belief.
Issues Challenge
Egg white in water with sugar
and salt is a fairly nutritious diet
but contains no vitamins. When
any research group can produce de-
lirium tremens on diet Of albumin,
water, sugar and salt, l will be
ready to believe their contentious
that alcohol plays no part in the
etiology of the condition.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-25

(ts2lsS. " SSl. NOClu-SOulA
vulnerable.)
Lee Eacaa. one Of the most re-
cent arrivals u TIE ranks of the
great masters. outpointed a great
pair on this deal. Sherman Stearns
in tie East bid 1-Club. Mr.. Hazen
doubled in the South, Mel Alex
aaGer i the North bid Diamond,
-. E-2zca 1--Ieart. Walter Ma
= the West 1-Spade. then
diamonds from North,
--oal East. Diamonds
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