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assn

THOUGH local records
might not indicate it. April
Is the safest month in the
year from the standpoint of
fewer traffic accidents. Ma
tlonal figures show that from
1894 to 1887. every day 2S5
persons died as the result Of
accidental injuries. In the
same years, however. daily
average for April was 25l
deaths. March and May also
averaged only a few more
daily. July is the worst
month, with a daily toll of
S67 deaths.
Springtime therefore is a
happier time for all as far as
accidental deaths are con-
cerned. However, it is just
rs necessary now as in other
seasons to continue to exert
the utmost care and caution
TO avoid accident. Thoughtful
care and courtesy go far in
promoting safety principles.
THOSE broad white pedes-
trian lanes that the police
traffic squad has been busy
painting at downtown inter-
sections are very much worth
while. Easily seen at night,
they are also effective in the
daytime. They are effective
notice to motorists to be care
full. Also, they should warn
pedestrians to stay in those
lanes when crossing the
street. Jaywalking is risky
business and these white lanes
ought to reduce that hazard
to a minimum.
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Plant l6O, 900 Trees

Occur d'Alene. Idaho - Fifty
Ccc enrollees will plant $50 900
trees on 200 acres ~ Fiat creek.
forestry officials announced today.
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aiher Asks
Freedonn for
Officiols Inclined
10 Believe Story ,
Told by Child

Los ANGELES Barton Davis.
~. Saturday filed habeas corpus
proceedings before Judge Thomas
Gould. claiming his ii-year-old
daughter. Chloe. booked on sus-
picion of murder in connection
with the staying OF her mother,
two sisters and a younger brother.
is being held without cause.
The fathers action came short
ly after police admitted they be-
lieved Chloe's story that she did
not murder her family.
The writ is returnable Monday
at ? p. m. before Judge Frank
Swain, and nothing can be done
to remove the girl from juvenile
hall until then.
Davis, red-esed and nervous.
told the judge he thought his
daughter was being coerced
into admitting something she
did not do.
Il feel she is being frozen up
inside. just like I am now the
father said.
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Dies Beneath Train

LEWISTON - suicide motive
was blamed today for the death Of
Jack OpPosiahl, logger. beneath the
wheels Of a Northern Pacific pass
enger train.
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BULLETINS

sEATTLE-Ths shsrifrs
sffies today held q 81 scar
old steeIssrker without
charge for questioning IN ths
slaying ~ . dentist - ses
Tim. 1ian.. - years ago. Ibs
suspect deaied knewieags u
The death of Or. George gsb-
hzrt. 70. dentist. Ia sew Tim
Ia 1884,
SHANGHAI A japanese
Dopei news agency dispatch
from Hong Kong reported 20
day that Pc IsgBsSe sathofi-
ties had Withdrawn their
troops from Laps Island. near
Macao, yesterday AZ the de-
rsands q tbe japanese portu-
gal claims Jurisdiction over the
ialzad-
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apartment a few blocks away just
as she has now but we didn't see
so much OF her then And We were
happy
Mother belonged 10 several
clubs and we had friends. My
father was a wonderful person"
she cried In a fierce little voice
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Reputation.
IA New Serial Story
BY VIDA HURST -

10. soes
meets OF man
o
to
BELLE
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Allies Turn
Screws on
Neuirals
Tighten Blockade:
We Are RsodY."
Ironside SoYs


EUROPE
The ailicd extension Of the
war took the form today of q
drive To tighten the blockade az
Germany. and Increased pressure
on nsutrals to avoid traffic with
Germany.
Norway and Sweden ere warn.
ed against falling under German
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Cloudy tonight and Tuesday,
Temperatures; ifiEh. 81: los. a..
Sun rises. s:s7. seiA, esf1.
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AkTsrywhsFs ! meHsv Cain s4i1
4 feuzsi fbzs csiifarnlsss sf< very
mneh iafefess<l b ~ Fs<tfie
NeffhN<st. - : meft<F - f&f<.
lhey can't sndeFs1end Nnez's n
masgeF wikh ~
efhs pssesisszs aiFsefef fo<
MstFo-f ,Gti1tn Mayer led ~ tn<
Pacific Northwest doesn't AezIa .
neks M msss u shat 4 hes ~
Feusafksa kf.eE Il ne p<epse -
eshsf ssetiGnM II khs eeAHtfy ever
really ma eat sEszIt ess1 ee4ntry
up fh<fs. the t0afist bsss.H<zz -
sssaEbsfn ceiIfoEnia uon'f b neefiY
e. ze<d AZ Il i noss
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fH#NTY INHETH EHENfNNtFE fE*Ef3fF
ulaFlg ia hisakine and fIak.N9
More and mere cailfeFnlaHz I
fps.nd. are beginning - srena their
wa llons ap here.
sfne Maffuma bridge Heard
skosst ~ m 49, fileY have eIslie
number u calil9rnlans asked ne
how sle q =. ne type q eeunilY
being benefited An kinds ~
questions
ana while ue,re on the subject
Gcenglnusd On Fags 8. Column p
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Quoted" Brother

Blonde-haired. blue-eyed Chloe.
a husky, precocious child. had told
officers repeatedly that Mrs. Lolita
Davis, SO. had slain Daphne. 10.
and Ann, 7. and grievously wound
ed Mark, 3, with a claw hammer.
At her mothers orders. Chloe
said. she had given her a razor
blade to slash her wrists. and had
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
'acomz ...............S5.z z5 900
Evening star., 1940-04-23

foreign and since much of the nego-
tiation was going on prior to the
present European war, we believe
these contracts would have been
awarded to us regardless of such
war conditions ="
He reported French and Japanese
organizations Of the company al
ready have produced IAN important
volume" of foreign business and the
income from those branches during
1910 alone should exceed our invest
ment in them
Ladd added that Shibaura United
Engineering Co., Ltd, in which the
company has a large interest, has
almost completed its plant and has
booked capacity operations for the
next three years.
Roll business in 1899, he said, was
so per cent greater than in 1898.
Although running at slightly lower
levels now, an increased volume in
the near future was predicted.
Evening star., 1940-04-23
Stock Averages
60-StOck Range Since 1927:
BY VICTOR EUBANK,


NEW YORK, April 23.-A few
steels, motors and specialties stepped
forward in today's stock market but
many leaders inclined to huddle in
the rear ranks.
The list tried to rally at the start
1t met just enough selling to put
brakes on the push. There Were
intervals OF quiet strength and re.
action and, in the final hour, favor.
ties edged up to the best levels OF
the day with gains of fractions tc
more than 2 points.
There were scattered lively peri.
ods, lnterspersed with slowdowns
transfers for the full session were
around 100000 shares.
Wall Street still groped in tbs
dark so far as definite conclusions
regarding the European war, busi.
ness and politics were concerned
and many traders remained in neu.
tral territory pending more light
on these subjects.
AT the same time, some specula.
1--WE contlngenIs saw pleasing omens
IN the flow of encouraging corpora.
ton statements and accorded sup.
port to issues they believed were
about ready for revival.
Best share performers included
United States Steel, Bethlehem
Chrysler, du Pont, American Air.
lines, Standard Oil of New Jersey
Sears Roebuck, Dresser Mfg, Allied
Mills, Celanese, Worthington Pump
Atlas Tack and American Wooler
common and preferred. Some ol
these touched new tops for 1910.
Loft was under pressure the great.
er part OF the day and the majority
OF the aircrafts Jagged. Utilities
rails, coppers and rubbers were mar.
row.
Evening star., 1940-04-23
Chicago Grain
BY The Associated Press.

-.
CHICAGO, April 23.-Except fol
brief fractional rise, wheat futures
were moderately lower most of the
time today, rejecting rain in tht
domestic grain belt and continued
heavy receipts in the Northwest.
May contracts, which led the de.
slime, fell to $1101a, off 11s cents al
the most, while July, representing
the new crop, sagged to $10sss, Of
cent. Rallies from these low,
were frequent, however.
Arrivals of wheat at Minneapoli,
and Duluth totaled 932 cars, against
687 week ago and 359 a year ago
Despite this price dips at Mime.
apolis were small and at times thu
market was higher.
Wheat on the Board of Trade
closed 1s up to * lower, May, Sill.
Ills; July, s1.091s-1.094; corr
AS lower, May, 6434 -64sa; July
651a -65as; oats unchanged to v
down.
Evening star., 1940-04-23
Foreign Markets

LONDON, April % Q7.-The stock mar
ket improved today despite unwillingness
ing the budget message due after the
close. British government bonds advanced
around 70 point and most foreign loans
and coppers and other base metals found
a flrm footing. Industrial leaders, where
changed, inclined higher Oils slanted for
OF around VI point
PAR1S--Announcemen of British sue
cesses IN Norway cheered bourse traders
mestic equities outstripped foreign issues
with gains ranging to around 2 Per cent
Rentes advanced Is to S5 centimes.
AMSTERDAM-A pessimistic view of
possible extension Of the war to ecandi-
navia depressed bourse prices. Domestic
American shares showed only fractional
Evening star., 1940-04-23
100 Tons of Lead Sold

NEW YORK, April % (R. st
Joseph Lead Co. reported 100 tons
OF Southeast Missouri pig lead sold
yesterday at the New York average
No sales for East st. Louis. Quoting
$495 per 100 pounds.
Evening star., 1940-04-23
Dog Proves He's Republican

IRONTON, Ohio Rp-Most Re-
publicans will think DIR. G. e. Vidt's
dog Is a right smart canine, indeed.
Says the doctor to his pet: Would
you rather be q dead dog or Demo-
crat?" The dog flops to the floor
motionless.
Evening star., 1940-04-23


In bankruptcy unde,
sankruptcs Act or securities assumed such
Rates OF dividend annual dis.
based the last quarterly
otherwise noted
included - ~ N "'e "''
Accumuaeo diyidends paid oaid
DIVIDEND paid or declared th,. OF
Evening star., 1940-04-23
New Orleans Prices

futures advanced on foreign and donnestic
trade buying today. At noon prices Vere
1 to 6 points net HIGHER
Evening star., 1940-04-23
Chicago Cash Market.

Wheat. No. 2 mixed, 1.l294; No. 8.
112L: No, 2 hard, 1.12la: No 5. 10:
sample grade hard. 1.03. Corn. No. 1
yellow. 6TE4.s4: No. 2, 67K-6sIs: No. 3,
66s4-6S. Oats. No. feed. 40-41: No. 3
mixed, 42-42sa: No. 3 red, 80: No Q
white. 44A-45la: No. 3. 43l5-44s4; sample
Grade, Al 1-43a4 Barley, mailing. 1855
nominal: feed. 1880 nominal: Nc. 9 malt.
ing, 50 Soy beans. No. 3 yellow. 11O
Evening star., 1940-04-23
United Engineering
Backlog Advances
Far Above 1899
Registers Goin Of ~
Times Lost Yeur,
Ludd Reports
By the Associated Press,

BY Cde ASS0Clated PfeSS.
PITTSBURGH, April 23.-George
T. Ladd, president Of United En-
gineering & Foundry, told stockhold-
ers today the company's backlog OF
orders was 21a times as great as
last year and sufficient to keep the
firms machine shops working at
capacity levels for the remainder OF
the year.
"Of the business now on the
books" Ladd said, "a majority is
Evening star., 1940-04-23

6.50b; July, 6.67b: September, 6 .62b; Oc
tober, 664b. Bid
Evening star., 1940-04-23

American air conditioning equip
ment has been introduced into
Egypt.
Evening star., 1940-04-23
New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 23.-Evening
up operations and switching out OF
May prior to first notice day on
Thursday supplied principal activ-
ity in cotton futures today.
Spot houses were chief source Of
supplies selling at limits with short
covering and trade price fixing abb
sorbing most of the offerings.
Wall Street and Bombay bought
moderately in distant months In
spired by increased apprehension
for new crop prospects. Late prices
were 8 higher to lower. May (old) =,
1881; July (old), 1856, and Decem-
Der, 1910.
Cottonseed OIL
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed Q
higher to lower. Sales, lib contracts.
May. 6.95: July. loeb: Septembre. 71O-lI;
October 7.12: December. 7.14b. b Bid.
New Orleans Prices.
NEW ORLEANS, April 90 4o.-Cotton
Evening star., 1940-04-23

Approximate Soes OF Stocks the NJ T. Stock EXCHANGE
1l:oo Am. -- 100000 1900 Noon 100000
100 Pm $4,000 $500 Pm 100000
Evening star., 1940-04-23
WinnipeE Prices.

Baltimore Quotations
BALTIMORE. April % R,. Wheat. No
2 red winter. garlicky, SPOT, domestic,
1.16b.
La gaceta., 1940-11-27
UN NUEVO LIBRO IMPRESO
POR LA CASA WETZEL
LAS Mejores HiStorietaS
de Ia Marina"

Un pequeho libro, de 81 pa
ginas, escrito por Ell teniante CO.
mandante retirado Harry Ro-
ckey, ha llegado a nuestras ma
nos.
De una tirada 10 leimos. LAS
Mejores Historietas de la Ma
rina'' es ell tftulo y q lector no
sale defraudado.
Desde la primera, que pudie-
ramos llamar la del mono des-
confiadc y "sabio", hasta la Ill
TINA, todas hacen reir y algu-
mas, como la de la Morgue en-
Russia, inducen a la meditation.
Apreciamos Ell obsequio de Ia
Wetzel Publishing Co., de Los
Angeles, California, y recomen-
damos ell pequeno libro. Solo va
lie so centavos.
La gaceta., 1940-11-27
RECOMPENSA

En- Pana, Illinois, ell olor a hu
mo hizo que Luis Durdy encon-
trase un colch6n ardiendo en- un
cuarto de un hctel cercano y pu-
sierra fuera de peligro a la per-
soma que en- el dormfa.
POGO despues Durdy descu-
brio, para su desmayo, que los
bomberos habian tirado por la
ventana la CANA incendiada,
cayendo en- ell techo de su auto
m6vil y ocasionandole danos de
importancia.
La gaceta., 1940-11-27

da que data de los famosos dfas
del Boom" Significa la senten-
cia que ell condado debera abo-
mar esos certificates, con I'm va
lor Approximate de $3,0OlO00.
En- la nueva sentsncia Sc dice
que Ia s~entencia de 1887, en- ia
vor del condado, no representa-
ahora la opinion de la mayoria
de los senores magistrates.
Los contratistas tiensn ell de-
recho a cobrar los materiales y
ell valor de las obras realizadas
EstaD.eti6 la demanda Ia
Highway Engineering and Cons
ltruction Co., pidiendo Sc lie paga
ra la pavimentavi6n del Hsndei
son Boulevard y la avenids
Woodmont, en- Temple Terrace
La gaceta., 1940-11-27
Ell HOMEMADE A
JOSEFINA RODRIGUEZ
Sc efectuard en- ell Teatro del
Centre AstuTianO

Una artista muy querida por
sus grandes rneritos y 3u bon
dad innata, Josefina Rodriguez,
sera homenajeada Ell domingo,
en- ell teatro del Centre Asturia-
no,
Es I'm homemade merecido y
que alcanzara toda la coopera-
cion de la colonia latina.
Josefina jamas ha ccntestado
negativamente a los que a ella Sc
han dirigido solicitando ell apo
20 de su arte y su personalidad
para obras de beneficio perso-
nal y c~olsctivo.
Ell homemoOjt es una prueba
de carinc y a el, con entera sin
ceridad, Sc une este peri6dico.
Separe a tempo sus localida-
DIES y aplauda a la generosa ami
ga de todos.
La gaceta., 1940-11-27
PaIabras del CoroneI Peter 0. Knight
La decision del juez Hutchins y los tranvfas

sus hijos a las escuelas.
La Junta de Utilidad de
Tampa, creada por una manic
bra politica y no para servir
al pueblo, sera la principal
responsible de que Sc aumen-
ten los gastos de los obreros de
las fabricas. lie ahorrara a los
trabajadores 20 0 80 centavos
al mes y les aumentara un
ciento en- los billetes de pasa-
je de sus hijos y un Glen por
ciento en- los Wales hasta las
fabricas.
Viene la empresa cubrien-
do ell deficit de los tranvias
con sus otros n~egocios, entire
ellos ell alumbrado.
La gaceta., 1940-11-27

Hablando con los periods
tas en- la manana de hoy e in
terrogado sobre la decision
del juez Ira A. Hutchinson en-
cuanto a la companfa Tampa
Electric, sus propiedades y su
administration, ell coronel Pc
ter o. Knight, antique amigo
de la colonia latina y presiden
tie de esa empresa, profirio es-
tas p~alabras: Isl la decision
del juez Hutchinson es soste-
nida por los altos tribunales,
eel pasaje a cinco centavos en-
los tranVias, para los adultos,
y dos y medic centavos para
los escolares, junto con trans
ferencias por todos los limites
de la ciudad, ventajas que ha
venido disfrutando ell pueblo
de este condado por cerca de
so amos y que, en- mi opinion,
es de una positiva convenien-
cia econ6micas, pasaran a ser
una cosa del pesado. Esto es to
do 10 que puedo decir sobre
este asunto, por ell presente.
Mas tarde quiza tenga algo
mas que decir."
Estas palabras del coronel
Knight equivalen a una mala
noticia para los obreros de las
fabricas de tabacos, por GUAM
to veran aumentados sus gas
tos Y tambien ell t~ransporte de
La gaceta., 1940-11-27

appetite y la emanaci6n del jugo gas
trico; ayuda a la digestion Y contri-
buye a "construir" fuerza, energia y
eesiqtencia fisica. FL resultado para
muchas es menos mclestias peri6di-
cas-. Puede listed tambien descubrir
Gle alivia la incomodidad p~eri6lica.
Tome CARDUI mos dias antes y du-
rante eel tempo. Mas de so amos de
uso y popularidad invitan su confian.
"a en- CARDUI.
La gaceta., 1940-11-27
EN- CONTRA
DEL
Deberd pagan los bOnos de
pdVimentdci6n

La Corte Supreme del Estado
cambi6n aver un fallo anterior
Y en- ell nueyo hace responsible
al condado del page de los certi-
ficados de pavimentaci6n, deu-
La gaceta., 1940-11-27
Ell TEMPO

En- las venideras "a horas la
oficina meteorological local es4
pera una baja en- la temperate
ra de Is grades.
Lluvia de 0:13 de una pulga-
da cay6 en- la madrugada de hoy,
pero sin ayudar a los campesi-
ros, per su escasez.
Minima, en- la manana de hoy,
70 grades; maxima, aver, II.
La gaceta., 1940-11-27

-p3eados pUr los eutdados y atsn
clones dispensados a mi ecpesa,
que ell dfa Is del actual, a las A
de la manana, fus .pcrada ALI.
"Quiero asi mizmo reconocer
la actividad y bondad del DR.. Re-
que, que al YER a mi esposa en-
inminente peligro, sin perdida.
Gle tempo ihizo las diligencias
nccesarias para que la opera
Ici6n Sc verificase en- seguida y
la enferma Sc salvara. Gracias
a todos y muy sinceras.
Pedro veldzquez'.
La gaceta., 1940-11-27
ACONTECIMIENTO

Ell Rev. Frank Schofield, pas
tor de la Primera Iglesia Con-
g~regacional de Yuba City, Cali.
fornia, lego tarde a los servi-
clos matutinos del domingo, La
raz6n, acababa de convertirse
en- padre. Reccbrando su aplo-
mo, ell pastor reparti6 bombO-
mes y despues pronunci6 su SER
mon,
La gaceta., 1940-11-27

IS Manuel Sanchez Llerandj,
Frederick Johannes Wesemeyer,
Oscar Cuervo, Narciso Maseda,
Francisco Giafal,ns, Ignscio
Massaro, Abelardo Tuero. Gu
sepp- PleScia, jose Nicolas Sa-
ba Y Alberto Sucariche.
La gaceta., 1940-11-27
UNA CARTA DEL BUEN
AMIGO P. VELAZQUEZ

Con guSto publicamos a con-
tinuaci6n la corta que nos remI-
tie ell buen amigo Perfecto Velaz
quez v dice: "Deseo hacer pre-
sente mi profundo agradeci-
miento a los ORES. Rogue, Win
ton y Parsons Garcia, asi como
81 personal facultativo del Cen
tro Asturiaro, enfermeras y EN-
La gaceta., 1940-11-27
"Construir" para ayudar a las mujeres
es e%vitarles grandes moIestias

iPer:6dicamente sufre listed de do
lores de cabeza, nerviosidad, irritabi-
lidad y dolores parecidos a calam-
bres?
81 es asi, aqui hay buenas noticias.
EsUs pu eden ser los sintomas de la
''disminorrea functional" producida
por la mala nutrici6n, y que CAR
DUI : menudo alivia.
CARDUI usualmente aumenta ell
La gaceta., 1940-11-27
FRANCO oRDENA CERRAR
A LA UNA

Madrid, Nov. 27.-Un de-
creto del general Franco or.
dena cerrar a la una de Ia ma
drugada, en- lugar de las dos,
los cafes, bares, casinos y lu-
cares de recreo. La medida
ha producido mala impression
entire los noctambulos.
La gaceta., 1940-11-27
CABALLEROs DEL AGUILA
DE ORC
Castillo Cyist6bGl Colon No, z

Por este medic Sc eta a todos
los miembros para nusstra Sc
sion regular de mahana Jueves
% del presente para nomina-
ci6n de Oficiales y conferimien-
to del @ Grade.
Ell SecretGriO.
La gaceta., 1940-11-27
PETdCIONES DE CIUDADA
MA

Rosa Tambarello, francesca
Cardinale, Emil Stockley, Nj
chele Marchesotto, Antonio Con
zalez, Vincenzo Ohiaramonte, 10
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-13
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

heart \. and from Vests rebid of
a weak suit it was very likely he
had six and East only two. South
went wrong. however. He reck-
oned that covering the Q with
duumv'S X would force the ace
ana thus make his own 10 a third
round trick.
So the declarer called the heart
X from dummy. East took with
the \. fired his 8 back to the ]
and on a third heart 'orer-ruffed
the dummy'S 10 with his X. Since
South had to lose a diamond later.
he was set one trick.
IF South had played low from
dummy on tbs first trick, West
would have won it. East would
have taken the second heart with
his A. but then could not have got
West into the lead again until the
defensive trumpS were gone. AS a
consequence the spade X would
have been disposed of in a winning
finesse. and the declarer would
have lost only a total of three
tricks, two in hearts and one in
diamonds.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-13
Your Weekend Lesson

Playing a 3-No Trumps contract.
with plenty of entries to both your
own hand and dummy. and amply
safe shoppers of the other suits.
which OF the following suits
should ordinarily be preferred in
tbs effort to take as many total
tricks as possible. if your choice
vas between some two of them?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-13

from the Sou'hrra statcS-from
the Gulf region, ~" Carolinas,
Georgia ard Tennessee.
The symptoms of Spruc are
diarrh".,, sore mouth, ancmia and
great cmaciation.
A number Of theories rs to the
Causation have been proposed,
though non" have stuck in the face
of critical examination. 1t is gen
orally considered US a deficiency
disease. because Of the fact that it
improves on liver extract, a high
vitamin diet and Il peculiar ar
rangcmcnt Of dict with low carbo-
hydratc intake, except for npIa-
sis on certain specific items < diet
such AZ bananas OF Strawberries.
UnqucStionahly the condition pre-
disposcs to Intestinal parasites.
Diet at Fault
1t has something to do with a
diet too rich in St2rchy foods. And
in the tropics, tit' kind of diet
is, Of course, the regular thing.
Visitors to the tropics should be
warned that if they adept the III
most exclusive carbohydrate diet
which is customary there they are
Extremely likely to develop Spruc.
Light skinned natives and blonde,
middle aged, fcm&lc Nurdics
among the visitors are especially
likely to be affected.
Strange Treatments
Liver extract, following the
work of Castle and Rhoads in
Puerto Rico. is It outstanding
value in treatment 1t should b.
continued for some time after the
SYMPTOMS have ahatr.I; no patient
in the series Of eases studied by
Miller and Bark"' discontinued
this liver treatment Hlthout SUI
fering 4 relapse.
In dict. various Somev. It fan
tastic recommendations AZ, made.
An exclusive strawberry diet was
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-13

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