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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10
BAUER CAPTURES
BILTMORE MEDAL
Strong Winds Send Scores
Over Par; Rhode Island
Golfer Cards SO

ASHEVILLE, April 9.-LP-Bat-
Ting strong, cold winds that swept
down out of the northwest to sue
cor old man par, Jean Bauer, the
tall, powerful Providence, r. L.,
sharpshooter, fired an SO over the
Biltmore Forest Country club layout
today to capture medal honors in
the second annual Land of the Sky
invitation tournament for women.
Jane Cothran, the Greenville, s.
c., miss who Won the Biltmore For
est summer tournament last yea,
was second with an So, while Helen
Dettweiler, of Washington, D. c.,
and Mrs. Ben T. Parks, of Charlotte,
tied for third with a pair of COS.
A field of II contestants qua!.
fled for tomorrow's second round
of medal play. They were divided
into two divisions for the remain.
ing 81 holes of the tournament and
will compete against women within
these divisions for daily prizes and
72-hole awards.
Miss Bauer's medal-winning score
today was u strokes off mems pa
and six over regulation figures for
women, but the cold weather rather
than any deficiency in shot-maki
got the bulk of the blame for the
strokes. The girls were
handicapped in their swings by
bulky sweaters they donned to warI
off the chill breezes and were at
still a greater disadvantage on the
green's as a result of tingling hams
that refused to hold putters steady.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10
Deacons Stage Rally
To Beat State, rs

WAKE FOREST. April 9.-LR-
a triple by John Fletcher, second
baseman, with none out in the ninth
gave the Wake Forest a 7 to 6 south
ern conference baseball victory over
n. c. State here today.
Fletcher came home on a wild
throw from ~centerfield.
The Deacons came from behind
once and had to break the tie in the
ninth to take the game.
State tailed four rms in the
first inning on four hits, a wild
pitch, a stolen base and an error.
Wake Forest got n in the first,
0ne in the fourth and three in the
fifth to take the lead, and added an.
other in the eighth.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10
Terry, Frisch, Durochcr BIan,
ed; st. Louis Official
Picks Reds To Win

NEW ORLEANS, April 2-rp-
Branch Hickey, vice president
the st. Louis Cardinals, TODAY o.,
cused managers of three rival NJ.
tional league clubs OF c~oEsplrirg B..
make his team the pennaut fayo,
tie to take the pressure off them
Selves"
He predicted st. Louis would fin
ish anywhere from sixth to fire,
place. and-as if to do a linn.
safety-valve work himself-ptoka,
the Cincinnati Reds as the team n
beat and noted several other chm,
had improved.
ITS all a bit of a conspiracy q,
the part of Bill Terry, frankie
Frisch and Leo D%urocher, So thew
can take the pressure off them.
Selves declared the Cardinal bass
"They all know down in their
hearts they car beat us hut ava
picking the Cardinals SO they won't
be on the spot"
Hickey, manager of the f~8r-flur,
Cardinal farm system, is here IN
look over the New orleans Pelican,
which joined the chain this season
Cincinnati has a great hall club
and should repeat because The team
has strengthened" he said. The
Pirates are better than they loB
on paper, the Cubs are always DALI.
gerous and Brooklyn, with Il great
infield, will be much improved. Tie
Giants will be better, too - Ca.
Hubbell has cone back"
He admitted the Cards had som.
great players, but pointed out slug
ging Johnny Nfize is home for TEA.
ment of injuries and Jimmy Brow
sparkplug shortstop, is hurt.
Brown is a great field ~eenera'
Hickey said, and l don't know
what we'd 60 without him"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10
ROTC INSPECTION
PLANNED FRIDAY
CONTINUED From Page One)

Fairgrounds across from the school.
The inspection will consist of a
dress parade, exhibitions of maneu-
vers by the various units, squad
drill, manual of arms and other
military movements.
An automatic rifle class, now be-
ing instructed by Captain Reginald
Bloome, will put ON an exhibition.
The members of the class are:
Captain William Hall, Captain Rob
ert Stroup, Lieutenant Henry Good
man, Lieutenant Clyde Leonard,
and the following non-commissioned
officers and %privates: Griffith Page,
Robert Moore, Jack Meadows.
George Saffo, Lewis Borneman,
Ledley Symmes, Edwin Gregg, Ray
mond Green, Donald Edmondson,
Robert Gary, Joe Howe, Deming
Smith, Ned Wooten, Mike Jacobs
and Winston Blanchard.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10
WARS SPREAD BAD
NEWS TO BUSHES.
Continued From Page One

about $50, 600, 900 of Norwegiaa s.
curities, but the experts said il Va
too early to predict the fate OF tlts
investments.
American automobile, ps.s1sm
agricultural implement and cine.
industries have a numbtr Of tIaI..
and assembly plants in ScaadnaT.
which might be imperiled. Nos q
them are in Sweden. where Ana.
can property investments total -.
900, 600.
None of the three countries IS a
important debtor of the Cr'-
States government. They owed ii.
government nothing from the las
war, and had used only a sn1a
part of the credits recently eXtenls
them by the EXport-Import bank
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10
ROYAL SINGLES -.
in nth TO WIN
Jernigan Allows Cats But
Four Hits; Edwards And
Lamb Hurl For Locals

SALEMBURG, April "a single
by Royal scoring l.. Jernigan, who
had walked and advanced to third
on a stolen base and an error, gave
Edwards Military Institute an IL.
inning 81 triumph over the New
Hanover High school baseball team
here this afternoon.
The loss was the Wildcats second
defeat out of nine starts.
Walter Jernigan bore down in
masterful style for the Cadets, al
lowing the visitors but four hits for
the entire II frames. Bobby Ed
wards started for the Cats and for
five innings he hurled no-hit, no.
run ball. The Cadets coupled two
hits, one a double by Ratteree, with
an error in the ninth to score their
first marker. Roy Lamb then went
in to relieve Edwards.
Lamb was touched for a single
in the 10th stanza but managed to
retire the side without much trou-
BILE. The first two Cadets to come
up in the 18th inning popped up and
then Lamb let up to walk L. Jerni-
gan, who stole second and went to
third on an error by High. Royals
single sent him home and the Ca
diets had Won themselves a ball
game as Jernigan had retired the
Cats in one-two-three order in their
half of the lit.
Two hits by Reece and Smidt
gave the Wildcats their only run
in the second inning. Except for
the second and 10th innings Jerni-
gan pitched no-hit ball.
Wilmington committed six mis-
plays and the locals made two bob
bles.
The Cats had previously won
over E. M. I. there.
New Hanover will East.
ern Glass A conference play Friday
afternoon there, meeting Rocky
Mount,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10
Winter Park Triumphs
50 Over Isaac Bear

Behind the four-hit pitching of
Smith, the Winter Park Eighth
grade baseball team handed the
Isaac Bear nine its first defeat of
the season with a 80 triumph at The
18th and Ann streets diamond yes
terday afternoon.
The game was deadlocked for the
first five innings and then the Win.
ter Park team went on a batting
spree in the sixth to go ahead. Watts
homered for Isaac Bear.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10
CUBS TRIUMPH

WICHITA, Kas.. April 9.-P--
The Chicago Cubs spotted the st.
Louis Browns six runs today then
came on fast to win, 7 to 6, with a
six-run splurge in the eighth inning,
The Browns hoped on Bill Lee
for nine hits in the first five innings,
scoring three runs in each of the
first two innings. The Cubs got
their first in the fourth on
Dominic Dallessandro's home
and then were scoreless until their
game-Winning rally.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10
Groves Son Helps Duke
Frosh Defeat Clinton

DURHAM, April 9. -QP-Du.
Uniyersity's freshman baseball team
opened it's 1910 season auspiciously
here today with a Al victory over
Clinton High school.
Bob Grove, Jr., son of Lefty Grove
of the Boston Red Sox was starting
and winning pitcher for the Blue
lmps as he held the invaders score
less allowing only two hits. He
struck out two and walked none
during his three-inning tenure on
the mound.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10

their DdSeDd-l dle Stunning "
Winners All
The Yankees are a great team fof
coming through when the chips are
down and, in fact, they are a great
team for winning when there's ho'
even a chip in the lot.
The champs play ball just ike
they were playing for fun, instead OF
from 10 to 80 grand per season each'
And it's hard to beat a team ike
that. But even taking all this IN
consideration, it is still a bit too
early to line up the winners
AS in politics, in baseball it's al
ways the mar that's in to beat. Ano
it will be the same story this year.
College Baseball
College baseball doesn't have the
appeal that college football has, but
at the same time it usually draws
the fans and any collegiate game In
a town is an addition to that towns
sports program.
Bert Kite, skipper of the Whining
ton Pirates, thinks the same way, SO
he has scheduled three games with
college baseball teams here in May.
Opening with Atlantic Christian,
the Buccaneers will play The Citadel
and Campbell college within a TO-
day period. TITS year the Pirates
will be playing a different brand OF
bali than last season and will also
play a differ ut brand Of opponents.
0Gds And Ends
Bob Biggs last night brought up
the question of whether or not his
tory will repeat in the two major
leagues this season. :. In 1914 when
the world was at war, the 1901
shots Boston Braves amt up from
the cellar position after July 4 to
win the National league pennant. .
They went into the World Series
with the Philadelphia Athletics, de-
scribed as one of the greatest teams
of that decade, at e long end OF
some tall odds. We. all of you
know the story-the Braves MADE
the Athletics look like bush-leaguers
and walked eff with the worlds
championship. :. Now the world is
battling again and the Boston Bees
are in the same position they were
&c years ago. 1t could happen but
it's not sucha sure thing. The
grapevine has it that this lad Jones,
who is really a pitching sensation
at Clinton, is headed for Duke next
year. . Yesterday Bob Grove, Jr,
son of the veteran Lefty Grove, help
I'd the Blue Imps whip Clinton Al.
Rov Lamb, who seems to be consid-
erably better as a starting pitcher
than as a reliefer, seems destined
10 start against Rocky Mount here
Friday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10
Plays For Yanks

Jimmie Foxx says the only rea'
son Joe Gordon of the Yankees is
rated over Bobby Doerr of the Red
Sox as a second baseman is that
Gordon plays for New York, the
''center of the ballyhoo belt" {.
Cecil Travis of the washington Sen
ators has hit .446 for a 15-game
stretch this spring Lou Fette
is the big reason why Manager Ca
sey Stengels heart is breaking -.
Herman Besse, the rookie Connie
Mack is counting on as a starter
for the Athletics, had the low earn
ed run average of 2.48 for Memphis
in the Southern association a year
ago The New York Giants ex.
pect Johnny Rucker to be the base
stealing champ of the National
league this season -. He can get
around them in 10 seconds flat.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10
TRIBE BEATS GIANTS

SALISBURY, April 9.-LR- The
Cleveland Indians gave the New
York Giants and Pitcher Harry
Gumbert the licking of the season
today, IA to II, to square their
spring series at five victories apiece.
About 5000 chilled fans aaw the
Tribe belt Gumbert for u Of their
IA hits, including two homers and
four doubles, to score ten runs in
five innings.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10
BILL DEFEATED

WASHINGTON. April 9-LR-
The house defeated today, 236 10
l04, a bill to provide for removal of
Federal Judges by a three-judge
special court for violation of the
Good Behavior" clause of the consti-
tuition, at present, judges can be re-
moved only through congressional
Impeachment proceedings.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10
LOSES

CHARLOTTE, April 8. - Up -
Jimmy Wasdel banged out two home
runs today as the Washington Sera-
tors took a 6 to 8 decision from the
Charlotte club Of the Piedmont
League. 1t was Washington's sixth
straight victory against minor leag,.
opposition and its last game before
catching a train home.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10
BUGS BEAT SOX

KANSAS CITY, April 8. -LP-
After four cancellations in five days,
Pittsburgh and the Chicago White
Sox finally got in an exhibition
game today, the Pirates winning 4
to 3.
Maurice Van Robays two-run
homer in the secord inning put the
BUGS ahead and they stayed in
front all the way despite a three
run rally by the Sox in the last of
the ninth. Four Pittsburgh pitchers
gave the Sox only six hits.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10

Wilmington o1O 900 900 OO-1 4 s
E. M. I. - 900 900 DOL OBJ 6 2
Summary: Runs batted in: Roy
al, Jernigan, Reece. Left on bases:
Wilmington 5; E. NJ. l. 6. Two base
hits: Ratteree, Waters. Sacrifice
hits: 0. Stolen bases: Day 2, l..
wards o; Lamb l; Jernigan /.
Struck out, by: Edwards Z; Lamb
l; Jernigan 8. Hits, off: Edwards
4 in s %; Lamb 2 in 2 1-3; Jer-
nigan 4 in IL. Wild pitches; Lamb.
Winning pitcher: J~ernigan. Losing
pitcher: Lamb. Earned runs: Will
mington l, E. M. L. /. Umpires:
White and Rose. Time: las.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10
Still Worked

That cold frankie Frlsch of tha
Pittsburgh Pirates had didn't get
the lethargic Pittsburgh Pirates out
OF much work When the club
was ralned out Of a game in Okla.
homa Frisch sent orders by tele.
phone he didn't want the pitchers
loaflng, so Coach Mike Kelly herd
ed them all into an armory and put
them through their PAGES for two
hours?
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10
WITT Planned FOR
Not USING BELL
Foxx Says Gordon Is Rated
Over Doerr Because He
Plays In 'Ballyhoo Belt
BY JUDSON BAILEY

NEW YORK, April s.-LR'-Man'
ager Ossie Witt of the Cleveland
Indians, who was criticized last
season for shuffling his outfielders
too often, now is being panned for
not mixing them up enough +
During the winter he said he needed
a good righthand hitting ~flychaser
and obtained Roy (Beau) Bell from
the Detroit Tigers Now he Is
usig him only Undergraduates a
first baseman The
St. Louis Browns, the club the
American league is supposed to be
to help, doesn't have a single
holiday at home this summer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10
TIGERS WIN

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, April 9.-R,
The Detroit Tigers raped out L
hits today as they beat Knoxville,
of the Southern association, Is to
- to sweep the two game series be-
tween the clubs. The Bengals head
ed for Evansville, Ind, to meet the
Three-Eye League club of that city
tomorrow.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10
EI0N WINS

HIGH POINT, April 9. Up -
Elo defeated High Point IL to 6
today in a North State baseball
game.
The 400-foot home runs in the
fourth by Hobson and shofety
powered the Christians attack.
Hopson also got a double and a
triple.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10
SELECTED

WASHINGTON, April 8. -lP-
The National intercollegiate t}y!1:
club selected Lockhaven, Pa, to4a!
as the site of its annual air meet tI
college filters to he held sometime j.
June under the auspices OF the StaE
Teachers College there.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10
SMOKE RINGS
Muscle Bound Yanks
By SAM RAGAN

Some times you run so fast that you can't keep up
with yourself. And that is just what seven other Ametl-
can leagre baseball clubs are hoping will happen to the
Yankees this summer. ~ ,oooa Tho
"''L A few of the self-appointed experts have placed the
BOSTON Red Sox ahead of the champions IN the race oue
+he ma oritv of the lads and lassies who claim to kno"
t vi hsseba1 are sticking to the Yanks to repeat.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10
r EXAMINATION

LOUISVILLE, April 9.-QP-Van
Mungo, lame-armed right handler OF
the Brooklyn Dodgers, left today by
airplane for Baltimore, where he will
have his arm examined by DIR.
George Bennett, of Johns HOPKINS
hospital.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10
CARDS SHUTOUT

FORT WORTH, Tex, April 9,-R
Two Fort Worth pitchers held the
st. Louis Cardinals of the National
League to rwo hits and shut them
out, / to 0, in an exhibition game
today.
Ohio Nicholas, veteran right
handler, allowed one hit in six in
nings and Southpaw Bill Yoke gave
up only one after that.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10
A FROSH LOSE

RALEIGH, April 9.-LR-Dunn
nigh schools baseball team de.
1eated the N. c. State freshmen
70 to 9 here today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10

The University of Oklahoma's
government document collection
contains 1000 volumes of old and
rare papers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10
DEACON METERS WIN

RALEIGH, April The
Wake Forest tennis team defeated
the N. c. State netmen z to 2 here
today,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10
Card Games With
Three College Teams
WEATHER
Continued From Page One)

WASHINGTON, April 9. LP -
Weather bureau records of tempera-
ture and rainfall for the "a hours end
ing s p. m. in the principal cotton
growing areas and elsewhere:
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-10

Canada ranked fifth among "a
leading commercial nations of the
world in total trade during 1888.
La gaceta., 1940-03-06

ci6n formal del Exodo XII ,22l
que prohibe lhasta la mahans
salir de la casa en- que ha tent
do lugar ! acomida Pascual.
Sc llega, pues, a la conclusion
siguiente: En- los Sin6pticos CO.
mo en- Juan, la coincidsncia de
la Passion con la Pascua judia
descansan razones puramente
dogmaticas.
La Ultima cend que tuvo Je-
sus con sus discfpuqos, el jueves,
vispera de su muerte, dej6 en- Ell
recuerdo de ellos una impression
imborrable: es entonces cuando
por Ultima vez SUI Maestro bien-
amado preside su reunion,
cuando pronunci6 la bendi
ci6n al partir ell pan para divi-
dirlo, Embellishments despues
simbolo de union; cuando
la copa y la bendijo antes
de hacerla pasar a sus discfpu-
los. NADIA habfa ALI que no estl-
viese e~nteramente conforme
con las costumbres Judas, COM
prendiendo, incluso, las f6rmu-
las de bendici6n: II Rendit9
seas, Senior Dios nuestro, Senior
del Universe, que haces produ.
cir Ell pan a la tierra!" "iBen-
ditto seas I'd, Senior, Dios nues-
tro, Rey del Mundo, que has
creado la vida! !"
(COntinuarG).
La gaceta., 1940-03-06
DEL PALENQUE POLTTTCON
El Gran Jarado

Ell Gran JuradO
De nuevo Ell Gran Jurado pa
rece mezclar la campaha polfti-
ca con "a bolita.
Ell alto cuerpo probablemente
no desea esa relaci6n, en- estos
momentos. pero es 10 cierto que
actla en- forma que da armas a
Pat Whitaker para afirmar que
slls investigaciones tienen ma
tiz politico.
Cit6 aver Ell Gran Jurado a
Lou FeNdman, un exdirector de
boxeadores; Gerardo Henri
quez, Ricardo Lord, Oscar Leon
Luis Pitisci y un hombre muy
apreciado por su bondad en- los
barrios 1atinos,. Jose Fernan-
DEE. a quien sus amigos llaman
carihosamente Ell "Gallego". No
sabemOs a que Sc dedican los In
dividuos citados, con la excep-
zion de "Pepin" Sabemos de
"Papfn" que es un hombre de-
cente, buen padre de familia /,
pero que en- politica Sc relacio-
ma con toda clase de lndividuos,
iSomo hacen los senores fisca.
les, gobernadores, alcaldes, she.
riffs, etc, etc,
La bolita es I'm NAL terrible
para esta comunidad; pero Sc
la SAGA a relucir, con mas fire.
cuencia, en- los periodos electo-
rales.
Vamos a quitarnos tCdos las
caretas v saldremos mejor pa
RADIOS. La clase de polftica sin
escrGpulos que Sc hace por AGA,
no cuenta con nuestra simpa-
tia.
La gaceta., 1940-03-06
Candidate Retirado

Anunci6 aver Ia retirada de
su candidatura, por falta de fon
dos para Ia campaha, Ell Sr.
Fred L. Touohton, un conocido
boticario de Avon Park. Este
deja en- IL Ell nGmero de candi-
datos al puesto de gobernador.
Los candidates ICON dinero
para g~astar" son pocos; pero
entire ellos Sc menciona, por sus
numerOsos amigos, a Francis P.
Whitehair.
Fuller Warren, de Jackson
vile, dispone de menos "apoyo
monetario", seg1n Sc dice; pc
70 debe recOrdarse que esta apt
La gaceta., 1940-03-06
'Constuyendo" Buenas Notcias
Para Las Mujeres Que Sufren

Una gran parte de la incomodidad
periodical de la mujer pudiera ser in
necesaria.
Muchas que sufren de dolores de
cabeza, n~erviosidad, dolores parcel.
dos a calambres, v otros sfntomas de
la disminOrTea Functional debida a Ia
maia nutriei6n, son ayudadas Dor
CARDUI.
Principalmente ayuda a aliviar Ia
incomodidad p~eri6dica, aumentando
La gaceta., 1940-03-06
~DECLARADA LOCA LA MU-
JER QUE MATO A SU MA
DIRE

Pittsburg, MARIO 6.-Una
comisi6n de alienistas declar6
hoy loca a la Sra. Agnes West,
de "a amos, mujer que en- Ell
mes de enero, n un hotel local,
do muerte a su madre, estran
gulandela.
La muier,j que en- I'm ITEM
Pc fuera destacada estudiante
de la Universidad de West Vir
GINA, sera llevada a un ma
nicomio.
La gaceta., 1940-03-06

yado por la famoSa maquina-
ria de Waltz.
Los Candidates Locales
La pOlftica local, en- cuanto
al putsto de gobernador, esta
"calentandose''.
Pat apoya con todos sus brfos
a Whitehair; Rex FarriorAy sus
amigos rompen lsBzas pol Ho-
Hand, y Sam BGcklew mantiene
su campaha en- favor de Patty.
Otro grupo, bastante aprecfs
BILE, deflande a Fraser, Ell exal-
calde de San Agustin.
Fuller Warren no parece te-
ner muchos amigos en- esta ciu-
dad.
Las maquinarias politicas fur
cionan y ell pueblo observa Y
media. Muchos desplomes ocu-
rriran en- las urnas, 81 NAL no
entendemos ell sentimiento po-
pular.
La gaceta., 1940-03-06
LA FIESTA DE LAPASCUA


presenta Ell cuerpo de CristC,
misticamente presente en- me-
do de ellos; ellos no forman
mas que un solo cuerpo con Ell
Ell vino representa- la sangre de
Cristo inmolado, brenda de la
redenci6n de los fieles. Los is-
raelitas que comieron en- Egip-
to 81 cordero pascual fueron per
donados gracias a la sangre que
tin6 la entrada de las puertas de
su casa; los fieles que recibian
mfsticamente, en- la eucaristia,
ell cuerpo Y la sangre de JESUS
son marcados con ell sello de Ia
resurrection para la. vida eter-
ma. (Loisy). La Influenza de Ia
teologfa de Pablo es aqui pre-
ponderante: "Cristo, nuestro
cordero pascual ha sido inmola-
do. Y ell desarrollo de este pen
samiento pauline da lugar a dos
interpretations diferentes de
la PaScua: para unos, ell Cristo
celebr6 la Pascua judia antes de
su suplicio distribuyendo en- ella
Embellishments a sus discipu-
los su sangre y su carne ISL
n6pticos, es decir, Marcos Ma
teo y Lucas) para otros, el
Cristo expire sobre la cruz en-
el momento en- que los judios
inmolaban ell cordero pascual
(San Juan). En- efecto, seg1n
los sin6pticos, la noche antes
del dfa en- que fue crucificado.
JESUS preside en- medic de
sus discipulos, la comida ira
dicional de la Pascua judia Q.
instituy6 la Cena. En- ESQ Sc
pas6 la velada del jueves, CO.
mienzo del Is nissan. Eel judo
comenzaba al atardecer). Du-
rante ell dia Sc habfan sacri-
ficado los corderos de Pascua.
Jesus es arrestado durante la
noche que sigue a la comida,
juzgado y ejecutado al dfa 81
guiente (viernes). Pasa en- la
tumba ell dia de sabado y resuci-
ia Ell domingo por la mahana.
Por ell contrario, segdn Juan,
no es question de comida pas
cual nj de institution de la Co.
ma. Ell arresto sc produce no en-
la noche del I5 nissan, sino en- Ia
noche del IA nissan; al dia ST.
guiente por la mahana los ju-
dos no entran en- ell pretoria ro-
mano por miedo de mancillarse
y de no poder por la noche CO.
mer Ell cordero pascual (Juan
XVII-28).
Els en- 81 momento en- que Sc
inmOla este cordero-en la tar
de Ia nisan-cuando Jesds niue
re. Resucita a los dos dias. De
eSta manera los aconbecimien'
tos de esta semana son coloca-
dos por Juan un dia antes que
en- los sin6pticos y sin embargo
estos acontecimientos caen an
los mismos dias de la semana
INVERNESS: ejecuci6n; domingo.
resurrecci6n).
La gaceta., 1940-03-06

fig syrup makes Mentho-M ulsion
cling to your irritated membranes
as it acts faster, better. Mentho-
Mulsion is safe; and the whole fam
lily will like its tangy taste. Keep
this remarkable cough medicine on
hand ready for instant use at the
first sign Of a cold or cough.
Insist on genuine Mentho- Mulsion. ,
The large silver and green package
containing 4S doses for 75e and 100
doses for $1.25.
Mentho-Mulsion is endorsed Ayl
your neighbors a,.u guaranteed bv
leading druggists everywhere.-adv.
La gaceta., 1940-03-06

yado por la famosa maquina.
ria de Waltz.