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La gaceta., 1940-06-26

minsr esos territories. n, gene.
re- Nog-e1, alto comisar!o fran
ces en- Marruecos, declare aver
cue no cedera. sin antes comba-
ii, una sola pulgsda de terreno.
Desc cue 10 mismo asegura ell
general Mit.eihauser, que man.
d. en- Siria.
Estados Unidos Sc propone ga
car de Francia, sin demora, a
l3Gl ciudadanos americanos. I'm
grupo de 20 entr6 aver en- Es-
paha, donde ell peri6dico "Alca-
zar", publicado en- Madrid, da
a entener que Franco intentara
apoderarse de Gibraltar, la IA
mosa puerta del Mediterraneo,
egtimandola vulnerable a un
ataque bien organizado. I'm te-
riente coronel llamado Charles
Moran, que dice ser americana,
pero solo es un fascista, cree que
ell Pen6n no podra resistir I'm
sitio p%rolongado, por cuanto has
ia para Ell aqua depende de Es-
pana. les ingleses no podran
defender esa roca contra Espa-
ma.
El mariscal frances del Ear
misticio'. Henri Petain, hab!6
aver por la Radio y dijo que ba-
jo los terminus del acuerdo los
aeroplanos y la escuadra pasa-
ran al dominic de Italia Y Ale
mania. Petain manifesto que en-
la segunda batalla del Aisme-
so divisiones francesas,
sin fOrtificaciones, lie hicieron
frente a $50 divisiones nazis v
su poderoso equipo motorizado.
Petain tiene ell prop6sito, Sc
gun Sc dice, de traslador su ca
pital a Clermont-Ferrant
Sc refiri6 tambien ell maris-
a la entrada de Italia en- Ia
guerra y dijo que 10 habfa hecho
cuando va Francia no podfa Sc
~resistiendo y para partici-
par en- los despojos.
DeSpachos adicionales de Es-
Lambul, Turquia, revelan ell pro-
del gobierno de llegar a
I'm entendimiento con Moscu.
Varios ministries que simpati-
zan con la causa de los Aliados.
entire ellos ell presidente del con-
'ejo y Saracoglu, va ma ser des-
;ituidos.
La gaceta., 1940-06-26

A cola cough seriously endangers
on, your family, and your business
ssaciGtes. Viress from colds and
coughs causes more loss Of time
than all other diseases combined.
If You have a cough due to a cold,
get Mentho- Mulsion, the guaran-
teed medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsion fails to stop your eoughiA"
Immediately and get you entirely
over ycuu geld cough quicker than
my medicine you ever tried, ask
or your money be- K. =
Mentho- Mulsion is more than an
,rdtaary medicine. It contains vita
niis A ami d to build youi cold
resistance, and seven soothing,
eoslipg oils and ungueIts, inclld-
La gaceta., 1940-06-26
WEYGAND A SIRIA

Londres, JUNO 26.-Los pc
ri6dicos recogen Ell rumor de
que Ell general Weygand regre,
sara a Siria a hacerse cargo del
mando del ejercito.
Cuando Weygand fue Hama
do a aSumir ell mando en- Fran
cha, entreg6 la direction del ejer
cito de Siria al general Mittel-
hauser.
La gaceta., 1940-06-26
APARECIO ASESINADO Ell
S~ECRETARTO DE LEON
TR0TZKY

Ciudad de MEXICO, JUNO &c.
-Cerca de esta capital. en- u
ma casa vacfa, las autoridades
encontraron aver ell cadaver
de Sheldon Harte, se~cretario
de Leon TrOtsky, secuestrado
hace varias semanas. lie mata-
ron a tiros.
Trotzky atribuye ell a~sesinato
a los emisarios de Stain en- Me-
jico y Estados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1940-06-26
LAS TROPAS ~SOVIETTCAS
EN- LA

Estokolmo, JUNO 26.-Un
diario de esta capital publica la
la noticia de que las tropas so
vieticas cuidan ahora la from
terra de Lituania con Alemania,
habiendO sustituido a las litua-
mas.
Cuando quemaban papeles de
limportancia fueron arrestados
en- Tallinn Estonia, Ell jefe de ia
policia armada y Ell jefe de la
policia secreta.
La gaceta., 1940-06-26

Uno que Sc marcia sacrifice una
casa que vale $4,000, en- Nebraska,
~por$4,0O0. Mil pesos al contado y ell
Festo q plazos. Cuatro habitaciones
Dc deNmir, sala de sol, ~cocina, coche-
ra, decorado, techo de pizarra.
La gaceta., 1940-06-26

CincO easas en- Ybor, de esquina, l
de 2 pisos. Cuatro de un piso. TOdas
en- buenas condolences, con aceras
Alquiler de $s5 por mes Preeio de
venta $4,000,
La gaceta., 1940-06-26
ANUNCIESE EN-
LA GACETA
Venta de Propiedades

Dos locales para establecimientos
y una casa de vivienda con 8 cuartos,
en- Tampa Heights, $3.50. Una ter
cera al contado y Ell restO a plazos
faeiles.
La gaceta., 1940-06-26

Casa pequeia, dos cuartos de dor
mir, Tampa cerca de Columbus DR..
$500. $3.50 al contado Y $40 al e
La gaceta., 1940-06-26

Una casa con 4 apartamentos. AL
quiler de $3.50 al mes. Precio de
venta 1900. $3.50 al contado y Ell res
to c6modamente.
La gaceta., 1940-06-26

Casa de dos pisos en- Taliaferro 8
cuartos, -sala, cocina, bano, arboles
frutales. 75x125 $500. $3.50 al con-
tado y Is meses para pagan.
La gaceta., 1940-06-26

Cerca del parque Robes, dos casas,
de estuco, de dos apartamentos cada
una. Alquiladas en- $40 al mes. Pre-.
clio s2,26O.
La gaceta., 1940-06-26

Tenemos para Ia venta Fineas, Bo-
degas, Gasolineras y 10 que listed
busca,
Evening star., 1940-08-27

Then consider the girls disposi-
ton. If she is high-tempered, leave
her for a better man, Gunga Din.
If she is hard to get along with
before marriage, she will be a
hundred times harder to get along
with after marriage. If she is fault
finding and hard to please, you will
spend the balance of your life cring-
ing before her if you give her the
legal right to tell you of your
faults And If she is bossy, pass her
up or she will henpeck you to death.
Pick out a girl who is good
natured and easy to get along
with. Choose one whose laugh is
hung on a hair-trigger and who
can always make the best of every
thing and see the sunny side of
life. She will make Joke of your
faults instead of a tragedy and
keep you bucked up when you are
downhearted.
Choose a girl who has domestic
tastes and who knows how to cook
When you marry, you put your
DIGESTION and your life in your
wife's hands and the way she feeds
you determines whether you will be
a wreck at 40 or going strong at so
No man can be happy in home
that is untidv and where he is
set down to ill-cooked meals and
where half he makes goes into the
garbage pail. So pick out for a
wife a girl who likes to eat and
who thinks that cooking is a fine
art and making a home a career
instead of chore.
Pick out for a wife a girl who
likes to do the same things that
you do, who enjoys the same sports.
who is interested in the same books,
who likes the same kind of people.
Congeniality is the one indispensable
thing in marriage. Half of the
divorces are the result of husbands
wanting to go one way and wives
the other.
Marry a girl in your own class,
socially, Intellectually, financially
and with the same background. The
happiest marriages are those in
which the husband and wife see eye
to eye instead of one looking down
upon the other.
And, finally and most important
of all, don't marry a girl who is
mothers spoiled darling. She makes
the most undesirable wife in the
world because she expects her hus-
band to baby her and kowtow be-
fore her and wait on her hand and
foot, just as mother did, and if the
poor sap to whom she is married
doesn't make a living sacrifice of
himself to her she considers herself
ill-used.
Evening star., 1940-08-27

LII IiIdt case, YOU nave real Op-
portunity to put some pep into it's
program. Plan some different par
ties. Go new places, to do new
things. Introduce an occasional out
slider into your gang gatherings. Add
a few daShes of novelty and change
to the old crowd, stir them up thor
oughly, and you may find that it's as
good group as you could find any
where.
However, 1t may be that you, like
Virginia, have an urgent and legiti-
mate reason for wishing to break
away from your present companions,
and to get in with new set. If
your reputation is suffering, if you
are convinced that your friends are
having a bad effect on you in any
way. then breaking away from them
is certainly the thing to do.
But getting into different crowd
isn't easy. Usually such informal
groups are held together because
the members have rather similar
standards, tastes and interests. Be-
fore taking any steps toward being
accepted by new crowd, you should
make sure that there is sound rea-
son for your belonging to it, and for
its welcoming you. Otherwise, all
your efforts may be in vain and you
may merely run into disappoint-
ment, embarrassment and heartache.
You can't force a crowd to admit
you to its ranks. You've got to make
the fellows and girls actually want
you to be one of them. And that
calls for thoughtful planning and a
patient diplomatic course OF action
The simplest and surest way to
meet members of the more desirable
crowd is to do it gradually, through
one or two young people with whom
you can find some point of contact.
This might be through working to-
gether in the same school activity,
through mutual interest in a hobby
Evening star., 1940-08-27

or a sport, or even through mere
classroom association.
If you can make friends with a
couple of members of the crowd in
this way, they will naturally intro
duce you to other members. Before
long you'll be casually acquainted
with the whole group, and if a num-
Der of them like you, you may event.
ually come to be included in their
affairs. But this is bound to take
time, and you'll ruin your chances by
pushing yourself, or by being i'm
patient or overly eager.
It's fatal to let a crowd see that
you're trying to make" it, mean
while turning up your nose at your old
gang. Better maintain your friendly
relations with the old bunch until,
and even after, you make your new
connections. Remember that it
fine to make new friends, but don t
forget the old ones. The only ex-
ception to this advice would be a
situation where quick, clean break
with the old crowd was necessary
for your own welfare and reputation.
In picking the group you want to
get in with, choose carefully. You
can't be changing your friends every
month or twoi Be sure they're the
crowd you really want to join, and
doubly sure that you are, or can
make yourself, the kind of fellow OF
girl they would welcome as a mem
ber.
Being popular is no accident.
1t isn't mere luck-there are def
mite reasons why young people
are liked or disliked. Our Point
ers on Popularity" booklet will
give you many valuable tips on
this important subject and it's
yours for cents stamps or coin).
Address Kay Caldwell and Alden
Harrison in care of this news
paper.
Evening star., 1940-08-27
My Neighbor Soys:

Lacquering brass articles will
give them that well-kept look.
To clean them either wipe off
with soft cloth or gently wash
them in warm water and soap
suds and be careful not to re-
move the lacquer. The articles
can easily be relacquered, how
ever.
Diced cooked lamb mixed
with diced celery and minced
parsley makes a tasty filling
for mint gelatin salad. Serve on
lettuce and top with boiled
dressing or mayonnaise.
If you do much sewing at
night, a bridge lamp with arm
extended right over your sewing
will give you the best light. A
shade of ff-white or pale amber
gives the most restful light.
Evening star., 1940-08-27

the college shops who are well in
formed on all these matters and who
know absolutely the kind of clothes
in which you need have no self
consciousness.
Last week we spoke of many Of
the newest trends in college clothes
the trick gadgets and novelty
styles. Don't forget, however, that
the classics are equally as impor-
tant, if not more so. You will find
old favorites used in new ways, as.
for example, your pet fabrics in new
forms. Corduroys are styled and
worked in the same deft manner as
woolens; camels hair is used for
skirts as we'll as jackets in a strictly
up-to- the minute effect. Three
quarter length sleeves are going over
this year, although they were heart
lily snubbed by the college girls
last season.
We saw an assembled wardrobe
being done for girl going north to
school. 1t included a red wool dress
with short laskin mouton jacket, a
red plaid dress, soft brown wool
date dress, several sweaters, includ-
ing those which have matching
hair bows in the identical shade and
q heavy tweed coat that was neither
too casual nor too "dressy" In
addition, there was a tiny brown
felt hat and green casual model,
neat brown shoes and bag, stockings,
tailored lingerie and other essentials
too numerous to mention. Impor-
tant, however, is the fact that every
thing is co-ordinated so that
changes can be made without in
terrupting the color scheme. The
girl had listed the clothes she al
ready had, including a number of
wool dresses and skirts, and the
capable college board in the shop
filled in with the other require
ments, including two cotton dresses
for the first warm days of school.
You can see how important 1t is
to get the proper advice on your
wardrobe, to use good taste and
sound judgment in your selection
and to shop with an eye to secur-
ing the things in which you will
look your best and feel your happi-
est.
Evening star., 1940-08-27
SalloW Skin
Indicates
Trouble
Physical Condition
May Be Improved
In Daily Routine
BY PATRICIA LINDSAY.

Sall0W skin is natures way of tell
ing woman that all is not well with
her physically. When one is enjoy
ing normal health, both mentally
and physically, ones skin has a
f1eshy or pink cast and is firm and
clear. When health is impaired,
either by worrying too much, or by
some physical maladjustment, the
skin is robbed of its normal, healthy
coloring and appears sallow.
If woman begins at the begin
ming she can bring new beauty to
sallow skin. First, she must es-
tablish daily, regular and complete
elimination through methods other
than reSorting to drug. She
should schedule her days and nights
so there is regularity in meal hours
and. in sleeping hours. She must
learn which foods aid in correcting
constipation. Among these are
stewed figs, applesauce, raw apples,
bran in cereal form, mixture of
prune juice with a citrus juice,
mixed green salads well chewed,
lemon juice taken in hot water
upon arising and steamed cooked
leafy vegetables taken at mealtime.
Next she must exercise and sun
her body. If she lacks the energy
concentrate a
themes at home Cethargy is likely
to be experienced if the skin is sal
low), she can turn on the radio and
dance about the room, bending,
twisting. leaping. tapping or other
wise swinging arms and legs about.
If she is a housewife and her
blankets and small rugs need airing,
she should take them out to
clothesline and beat them rhyth-
mically. Doing any chore which will
bring into action most of the
muscles of the body is helpful. One
of the screens favorite actresses
actually cleans her own home once
week for the joy of the physical
activity it gives her! Any woman
can find some excuse for giving her
body a needed workout every day.
At least for one-half hour each
day she should get out under the
sun if it is shining. She can take
a sun bath Scantily clad, or, if that
is impossible, go out without hat
and in as loose clothing as possible.
Then sit or lie in the sun for
half hour or longer. A plant does
not grow to a healthy color if kept
in the shaded cellar; neither will
the skin grow to a healthy color
if it does not get fresh air and SUM-
shine.
To improve the appearance of a
sallow skin while reconditioning the
body, a tinted foundation may be
used under makeup.
Several houses offer richly tinted
foundation creams, but a good one
may be mixed at home. To a bit
of white foundation cream add sew
eral drops of liquid rouge and stir
1t well. The amount of rouge used
IN the cream will depend upon the
tone Of your skin. A yellowish skin
will require more rouge than one
which appears only slightly drab.
1t is better to mix the cosmetic
freshly each day, using an orange
stick, and apply it to thoroughly
washed skin. Over it use make
up which is flattering in shades-a
pinkish-tan powder, a rouge and
hpstick best suited to skin coloring.
Evening star., 1940-08-27
Right Clothes Amporant Happiness and Success of College Girls
BY FRANCESCA MCKINNEY.
DUR SCOUTS SUGGEST

OUR SCOUTS SUGGEST
For that silver wedding annivers-
airy gift there's a fiuted Sheffield
biscuit box that's not only smart to
look at but extremely useful for aft
ernoon parties. 80.
You should always have MARINA
lade or jam on the breakfast table
and we think 1t would be most at
tractive served in fat round jars Of
floral china with tops. These are
set in a wooden stand with a metal
handle from which swing two tiny
spoons. -.
Start thinking about redecorating
your bathroom for the winter sea-
son. First of all new shower cur
tain will give it lift" and touch
of color. One of the smartest that
we have seen in a long time Is
made of taffeta with a border Of
three different shades. These may
be ordered in almost any color COM
binations you desire. -.
Baby will drink his milk with
much less coaxing if it is served to
him in an attractive china mug on
which child and kitty are shown
playing together. Also, the china
mug is very easy for mother to keep
clean. .
On cool days take time to rub up
your furniture with a good liquid
polish with a wax base. We know
of fine one that looks like rich
cream and will do wonders for your
Italian pottery cOrnucopias filled
with small garden flowers are at
tractive for the dining room table
or the living room mantel. They
are especially pretty in the summer
as they have a cool cream back
ground decorated with hand-painted
pale flowers. ....
The powder room on the first floor
that guests use, would benefit by
the addition of a mirror makeup
box, powder box made of all mir
ror and the matching cigarette box
that will hold three different brands.
Evening star., 1940-08-27

II might be a good idea for you
college girls to spring the little bit
Of nonsense printed above on father
AT the most opportune moment.
We wouldn't advise your spouting
this bad poetry before the family
f1nancier has had his morning coffee
or after he has seen the stock mar
ket report, but the right time will
come along-and then it's your cue
to 60 shopping for those new and
strictly smart college clothes that
will make or break your career on
the campus.
The other day We spent an educa-
tional couple of hours in the college
shops of some of our local stores. In
one of them we found the most
complete system possible-that of
using file cards to record complete
data about each girl who buys there.
They keep these cards with the rec
ord of your appearance, activities,
clothes bought, color scheme and
what not, so that you can write
back during the year for the things
you need, and be sure of getting the
proper size, color and type for your
individual requirements. They know
what kind of clothes are worn at the
various girls schools and coed col
legeS-and don't think that isn't i'm
portant. After all, you must be
very careful in your selection, con-
sidering the activities, location and
type of school of your choice. For
instance, those attending girls
schools love the above-the-knee
skirts and socks, but since it's been
discovered that the boys aren't too
happy about them, the co-eds have
SHE'D of like mad.
Anyway, here are a few sugges-
tions from the representative college
girl advisors in one shop-and we
think they're pretty important.
Plan your wardrobe carefully, con-
sidering good taste above an ex-
pensive outlay. Choose with an eye
for simple lines and materials which
are easily taken care of. Consider
the type of college and the location
as well as the fads. Look over your
present wardrobe and take what you
can, but don't take old dresses that
you dislike and in which you feel
unhappy. Consult the advisors in
Evening star., 1940-08-27

make up beautifully for the party
version. Certainly your daughter
will want it in more than one mate
rial, when she sees how nice she
looks in it!
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1942-B is
designed for sizes 4, 6, 8, 10 and IL
years. Size requires 2A yards of
35-inch material without nap; 7
yards of braid.
Have you sent Is cents for your
fall and winter pattern book? It's
brimming over with smart fashions
and clever ideas for gifts to wear and
to use-more than 100 fascinating
designs! Every one of these care
fully planned, accurately cut pat
Evening star., 1940-08-27
Before Leaving Old Group,
Be Sure the New Crowd
Is Really Desirable
Meet Its Members Gradually;
Never Try to Push Your Way
Into Already Organized Set

Virginia Is member Of group OF boys and girls whom she
like all school,
fears her reputation suffering because of association with
them
group to join she unacquained
with
but nevertheless meeting
them
This is rather situation
suddenly
more prestige and nkable fellows
If this feeling hits first all 1t
the grass always looks the other side the fence
really nothing
temporarily
be Fundamentally
girls which has just been going seed lack little spirited
leadership.
Evening star., 1940-08-27

Answer-Well, If I were a boy con-
templating matrimony I would first
try to make up my mind about what
kind of wife wanted Not every
man needs or desires the same type
of wife any more than he does the
same type of automobile. If your
heart was set on Streamlined
sports car you wouldn't care for a
truck. no matter how good it was.
Nor, if you needed the truck, would
the sports car be of any service to
you. Same way with wives. So before
you pop the question decide just
what qualities you want in a wife,
for girls don't change after mar
riage. They are just what they
always were. only more so. Also. a
mans happiness in marriage doesn't
depend on what she is. 1t depends
on his having got what he wants
in wife. Wives are purely a mat
ter of personal taste.
There are, however. certain basic
things that man does we'll to OBJ
serve when he goes wife-hunting.
First of these, I think, is health.
Choose a girl who is we'll and strong
and who looks as if she could pull
her own weight in the boat. Sickly
wives are almost invariably peevish
and fretful and hard to get along
with. Also expensive.
Evening star., 1940-08-27
BY BARBARA BELL.

Easy as two plus two for mother
to make, and smart as teacher her
self, this little school fashion stands
right at the head of the class for
charm and practically. The princess
design No. 1942-B is a diagram pat
tern. Send for it today, and you'll
have it finished in no time-the
making is simple.
It's one of those adaptable designs
that makes up equally well in school
or party fabrics, and it's suitable for
every season of the year. Gingham,
linen, pique, chambray, wool crepe
and flannel are nice for school fab
Eics, and taffeta or velvet would
Evening star., 1940-08-27
Dorothy Dix Says >>>
Consider Health and Disposition
Before Selecting Your Wife

DEAR MISS DIX: You recently
gave girl some advice on how to
pick out man who would make
her a good husband. Now please
tell boy how to pick out girl who
will make him a good wife.
A FAITHFUL READER.
Evening star., 1940-08-27

terms is easy to make. Each is ac-
companied by step-by-step sew
chart to guide beginners.
Evening star., 1940-08-27
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

Continued
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