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La gaceta., 1940-02-06

New York, Feb. Gel chile.
no Arturo Godoy, seg1n los ex-
partos, esta bien preparado pa.
ra la peDea del pr6ximo viernes,
en- Ia Madison Square Garden.
frente a Jose Luis, Ell eampe6r
mundial del peso complete.
Varios de los peritos Y entire
ellos Ell empresario Mike Jacobs
opinan que ell sudamericano re
sistira los ounce asaltos.
Godoy ostenta dos victorias
sobre Tony Galento, Ell taberne.
no italiano de Orange.
jose Luis defendera por no
vena vez SUI corona desde que la
arrebatara, en- 1887, a Jim Brad
dock.
En- la historic del pugilismo
jamas UNI campe6n ha defendi.
do tantas veces su tftulo
Bajo los pufios del dynamite
no" de Detroit cayeron Nathan
Mann, Harry Thomas Max Sch
melting, John Henry Lewis,
Jack Roper, Tony GalentO y
Bob Pastor.
Mike Jacobs espera un rendi-
miento en- las taquillas de mas
de 500, 900. Ell mas alto precio
de un asiento es de $3.50 y Ell
mas bajo de $3.50.
Los gladiadores completaran
manana microbes su ehltrena-
miento, Luis EN- ell campamento
del DIR. Bier, en- Pompton Lake,
Cooley en- Ell de Mime Bey, en-
Summit.
Godoy espera salir del COM
bate sin un nocaut. Ell chileno es
muy fuerte, ataca encogido y pc
leara hasta Ell Unite.
Completan el programa pc
leas entire Tommy Tucker y
La gaceta., 1940-02-06
WEST FIRMO con LAS
"ABEJAS"

Boston, Feb. 6.--Las abejas
de Boston recibieron aver, fir /.
mado, Ell cOntrato de su joven
jardinero Max West.
Ell Quartet general de los Me-
dias Rojas de Boston anunci6 ue
ner en- su poder los contracts fir
madOs del jugador de cuadro
Tom Irwin, obtenido del Louis
willie, y de Bin Butland, el pit
cher zurdo que en- la tempOrada
de 1889 gan6 II desafios para
el club Minneapolis.
La gaceta., 1940-02-06
DERROTA DEL
RICARDO

Clearwater, Feb. 6.-Un phi
gil de Connecticut, Sol Carter,
venci6 anoche por decision, EN-
10 asaltos, a Ricardo Herman
DEE, Ell veterano gladiator tam
Durante la pelea Herman
dee cay6 dos veces a la Iona y
Carter solo una.
Woody Jones, de Evansville,
Indiana, puso a dormir en- Ell Sc
mifinal, a ocho ~asaltos, a Bob
Monin, de Tampa. En- Ell primer
asalto Monin cay6 a la Iona Y le
fue hecha la cuenta de diez. Jo-
mes fue 81 primero en- caer. Sc
incorpor6 v MOnfn sufri6 la de-
rrota.
La gaceta., 1940-02-06
esta bien preparado
para Ia pelea con Jose Luis
Esperase un rendimiento de mas de 100000
Las medidas de Ia gladiadores

Bud5g Knox, Bill Poland y Jack
MagphaEl, Buddy Scott y Jimmy
Smith, v Leroy Evans Jarl John
son.
Las dimensiones de los gladia
dores son las siguientes:
joss uris: Is amos, 200 libras
a 204, 6 pies 13l pulgadas, Is
pulgadaS aEcance de brazos, Al
pulgadas pechc normal, A pull
gadasc pecho dilatado, 1912 pull
gadas cuello, "a pulgadas cintu-
IA, IA pulgadas biceps, IL pull
gaGas antebrazo, 8 pulgadas mu
heca, % pulgadas music, Is pull
galdas de tobillo.
Arturo Godoy: 27 amos de e
dad, 202 hbras de peso, 6 pies
" pulgada de estatura, IA pull
gadas de alcance de brazos
43I3 pulgadas pecbo normal,
as puIgadas pecho dilatado,
17h pulgadas de cuello, 35 pull
gadas de cintura, 1872 pulgadas
de biceps, ID pulgadas de ante
.brazo, 7A pulgadas de muheca,
IL pulgadas de puho, "a pulga-
das de music, II pulgadas de
pantorrilla y IL pulgadas de to-
La gaceta., 1940-02-06

Luego de admitirlo, Ell "viejo
Zorro agreg6 que defenders
sus derechos hasta la Ultima
trinchera y contra cualquiera
que intente rnatar las Egae cla-
ses c D, "la sangre en- la vida
de Ia pelota americana"
"Yo convengo con el comisio-
nado Lands EN- que ciertos ma
neios DE los Clubs constitnrVen
un NAL; pero hasta que 81 haga
prcpcsiciones concretas en- favor
del florecimiento de las ligas de
clase D, 70 combatire hasta 10
1ltimo.
mo creo que lands com
prende por complete los efectos
de los cinco puntos de su prime
"a declaration. Estimo que los
m~cdificara y que, a su debido
tempo, hara alguna PROPOSE
ci6n para limpiar Ell cuadro. Las
ligas de clase D tienen siempre
necesidad de ayudar.
"Uno o dos clubs pueden ha-
Ger dinero en- I'm aho; pero NJ
hay un solo club que pueda ba-
lanoear su presupUesto, en- esta
clase.
"Es hasta ridfculo pensar que
un club de clase D puede operar
con solo un subsidio de $1,000
al ano; I'm club de clase C con
I'm subgidio de $1,000 y un club
de case B con un subsidio de
$4,000, Esas cantidades serfan
arrojar una nota EN- I'm cu-
La gaceta., 1940-02-06
EN- LA PISTA DE LA
TAMPA DOG TRACK
NSeva Victoria de Dream Lad

Por cuarta vez consecutive a.
Inoche eli notable eempla r
Dream Lad obtuvo Ia victoria,
en- la octava carrera, derrctan-
do a Lick, Money Down, Gay 10
.ckey. Red Band, Red Sailor,
Johnnie D. Roll y Liquid Gold.
Iba retrasado Dream Lad GUAM
do sac6 nuevas fuerzas y pas6
la meta en- Ell primer lugar. Sc
abonaron sus boletos de a dos pc
SOS a $1,000, $3.50 $500.
Triunfaron en- la apuesta do
bic, que Sc page a $118.20, Tor
nado y Teal Blue. Venci6 Tor
ndo en- Ga segunda y sus boletos
de a dollar Sc abonaror a $500.
Los boletos de a dollar de Teal
Blue sc pagaron a $3.4O.
Para la octava carrera de es-
ia ncche Sc han seleccionado
seis de los mas veloces
galgos de ia pista, Harold An
drew, Uptown Wrangaer, Howe
Gin, Pleasant News, Dolly
Green y Traffic Warrior. Los
que terminen en- primer lugar
iran a Jacksonville, ell sabado, a
competir alli. Los galgos de
Jacksonville vendran a Tampa
ell sabado II de febrero.
La gaceta., 1940-02-06
La Gaceta Folletin No. SO
TONIC SEGUNDO
IA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

-Por 10 pronto, puedo ade-
lantarle que su marido no Sc en-
cuentra en- la casa de ustedes.
-iAh, no?
No sehora. Esta misma
mahana he lido 20 personalmen-
be, 5eh?... al palacio de Rio Yer
de. Y el p%ortero me ha dicho que
no hay nadie en- la casa Y que no
Sc tienen noticias de Pedro.
-i0hl-exclam6 Maria, i'm
presionada ,temiendo que el ban
quero hubiese cometido va algu-
ma indiscreci6n. Pero don Ro-
drigo, que adivin6 10 que PEN
saba y sentia ahora esta seaoru,
Be apresur6 a sRsdir, nev&DdO-
La gaceta., 1940-02-06
OEPORTES
KID WILLIAMS SUPERA A
ROGER GOSS

Sarasota, FeD. 6.-Con un pc
so de 146 hbras, Kid Williams,
de Savannah, Ca, venci6 a Ro-
ger Goss, de Picayune, Miss, en-
diez asaltos de acci6n. Una SAN
grienta pelea entire Joey Ray.
mond y AL Reba Sc declare ia.
bias por los jueces.
Los dos gladiadores u1scibie-
ron heridas sobre los ojos y Is
cupieron sangre. Buddy "acos-
to" a Jimmy Dundee Y Ell Italia
mo Gaspar Guggino derrib6 por
Ia cuenta de 10 a Kid Galahad.
La gaceta., 1940-02-06

GO una discretion absolute. No
divide uSted que mi situaci6n es
mry dslicada.
Pierda listed cuidados Sc
nora! 70 cono7co 81 mundo Y Sc
que Ell reSpeto que Sc merece to-
da mujer hay cue quintupaicar-
10 cuando Sc ~encrentra en- las
CIRCUMSTANCES en- que usted esta
actual mente. En- fin, 70 tango
esperanto de poder comumicar-
Ia pronto buenas noticiaa.
Y Ell millionaire Sc aventur6 a
para llevar Ia corveusa-
al terreno de las confiden-
cias:
-iYo quiero oemostralaa 2
listed el gran cariho y Ia inmen-
"a simpatia que me inspire de-
Re siemprel...
La gaceta., 1940-02-06
GRIFFITH ESTIMA QUE Ell
PREsENTE SISTEMA DE
CLUBS AUXILIARES ES
UNI NAL

Orlando, Feb. 6.--El presi-
dente de los SenadOres de Wash
ington, Ell veterano Clark Crit.
fifth, cOnvino aver en- que ell pre-
sente sistema de clubs auxilia-
res e un NAL,
La gaceta., 1940-02-06
Sc U N HOY LA LIGA
NACIONAL

New York, Feb. clos pre-.
sidentes de club de Ia Liga Ma
cional Sc reuniran hoy en- esta
ciudad para discutir sus profile
mas.
Todos los directories Sc en- :
cuentran aqui, entire ellos Bill
Terry, Bill McKechnie, Doc
Prothro y Gabbey Harnett.
NADIA Sc sabe de cambios en-
tire las novenas; pero cuatrQ de
los directories conferenciaron a.
yer por largo ratio.
La gaceta., 1940-02-06
cAPITULo XII
Otrd peg solo,.

Desde la horrible casa de la
Konda, Gustavo, luego de con-
saltar SD reloj, orden6 al chauf-
Ter que lie llevara al hospital
Al bajar ante Ell portal6n
go triSee SditieiO Dc Ia ePlIS
La gaceta., 1940-02-06

Maria de Ia Cruz compEnndlo
Qre Ell b0rdo personaie comenr
zaba . recorrer UNI canine 70
La gaceta., 1940-02-06

-iDios mioh.. iPOr que me
pones en- estas pruebas9...
Pedro, Pedro querido, lpor
que me has abandonado?... lPor
que me has quitado a mi hija a.
mada?... iSenor, Sehor!... mo
sotros que cranes tan feices!..
iQuiza @ramos demasiado fell
ces!. ". ~ por ESQ nos has casti-
gado!...
7 de nuevo, deshecha en- Han
to, cay6 sobre la butaca de ter
ciopeio donde habia estado sen
tada un momento antes...
La gaceta., 1940-02-06

los brazos en- cruz, imploran-
do la piedad divina, con 81 NOM
bre de otro ser bueno en- los
iabios... iiera PuritR, Ia mu-
ehaeha de alma blanca Y dull
CO. que murmuraba tambienl:
-fiDiosl milo, Dios miol
iPor que me has castigado de
este modo?... lQue he hecho
yo?... Yo, que 10 adoraba tan
to!... lSehor, Senior, nosotroS
que eramos tan felices tan di-
La gaceta., 1940-02-06
La GACETA

II pcri6dicO en- ldiOEnA Esp~HOl
Io mas circulaci6n en- Tampa
La gaceta., 1940-02-06

suscripci6n semanal: 20 c.
1908 Ia. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla
TelsfOno Y 1892
La gaceta., 1940-02-06

Cast en- ell mismo instante.
en- el balc6n que GAIA precisa.
mente enfrente del de Maria
Ia Cruz, otra mujer honda.
dosa y noble, otra pobre vic.
TINA de la vida y de la bruta-
lidad de los seres malos y per-
versos' rodaba. deshecha So
brs IN lseho temsntido. con
La gaceta., 1940-02-06

vlstorianO Msnteiga, Editor
La gaceta., 1940-02-06
SICK, NERVOUS
CRANKY MMvoaHRTTH"?
Then Read WHY
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Is
Real" WOman's Friend"l

some women suffer severe monthly
pain (cramps. backaehe, headaehe) due
20 female functional disorders while
others serves tend to become upset and
they set cross, restless and moody.
30 why not take Lydia r. Pinkham's
vegetable Compound made especially
20 help tired, rundown. nervous wom.
gn e 80 smiling thru difficult DAYS"
Ftnkham's Compound contains no OPT
ate4 ~ habit-forming ingredients. Ii
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-17
The AntiIynching BY VIM. Patterson

But 1 couldn't live on that. There wasn't nothin
else to do but sell myself to the boys in the mill
It is the difference between a wage which makes
for prostitution and wage which makes for the de-
velopment of a morally healthy womanhood. They
sell the little white girls, from the families OF the
poor in order to pocket the difference.
Let's cry about it to heaven The Senate Cham
ber of our country stnks with the burnt flesh of in
nocent black men and prostituted women-black and
white. o-
Let's put a stop to lynching Its weight puts
and keeps white and black in the gutter. And both
will always be in the gutter if either is pushed
there They sink or swim together; rise fall to-
gether.
Let's demand the passage of the anti lynching
bill today Let us defend our womanhood and our
manhood, too.
And of the best ways to make successful
struggle for the antlynchng bill, the only way is to
link it up with the right for jobs for relief for social
security, democracy and peace.
After all. he who is truly against lynching is for
more not less democracy, He is also for more jobs,
relief ETC.. for Negroes For it is the lynch terror
that is used to prevent water down the develop
ment of the struggle for daily needs Life poses
the question of struggle and it poses the question of
the unity of white and Negro in that struggle That
the road to the passage of the anti-ynching bill
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-17
Booker Washington Stamp Goes On Sale

ON APRIL THE SEVENTH the anniversary of Founder s
Day his Tuskegee Institute postage stamp bearing the Ike
Booker T. Washington will sale. He will be OF
other outstanding educators Of the country who will be hsy
lolored
those making contributions the cultural and industrial adj
principally Of late Presidents generals and
scenes Of national Importance
In later times others have been signaly honored.
Along with these belefacorS Booker l. Wash
1gton 'Wzard Of Tuskegee has been overlooked His
will be the first time history that OF color has been
honored by postage stamp ISSUE
The work of Booker L. Washington its sphere
that of Eli Whitney, who invented the gin Elias Howe
the sewing machine and Thomas Edison whose inventions lume
the world
In the field Of education Washington shines i'll peerless sky
The government could i'll afford honorng educa-
with the left Pursuant its broad policies and
its peacents of tolerance color blind and stamp collectors
for the first will have in their highly priced books the likeness
of coored man whose great beats harmony with the
grand principles of his
The Washington therefore the approval of all
citizens all the nation will vie in their expressions of faith in
the principles for which Washington lived and died.
President Fred Patterson Tuskegee calling the friends
of Dr. Wasingtons efforts do credit the who revol
onized his age Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes has kindly
consented honorary chairman of committee OF cutstan
Americans for the monenOs at FOUNDERS Day at
Tuskegee when the stamp will go sale
This will be red letter day the history OF the grand state
Of Alabama and Cooed Americans everywhere will rejoice
another milestone passed the records of those who up
from slavery
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-17
EDITORIALS
Through An
Open Window
OUR TASK"
By DIR, w. G.. HACKETT

TOO often we sacrifice princi-
pie for the sake cf a job or some
ones feeling and as a result set
ourselves back months and
years. If we are to succeed as
group, We must have strong con-
victions and stand by them-even
during the most tempestous storm.
Right always prevails. 1t may
take fact two Oh three years to
be made known but sooner or later
one finds it out. We can not get
any place trying to please every
one. We cannot have strong con-
victions when we are blown by
every wind Of doubt hither and
tlither Perhaps there is nothing
in the world that tears down the
morale of race more than the
curse of indecision.
Too often wo let personal greed
cheat us out of our coat of many
cclors. Each day of my life I am
more and more convinced that we
are standing in our own light and
don't know it. We will let some
little personal jealousy CT enmity
separate groups. and consequently
while we are glcating over our
power IT, hold Ono person down,
We drown a multitude. When will
We get old enough to be big
enough TO know little things when
we see them-Whether they be- peO-
pie acts or just things? During the
present time we are suffering-a1-
most until death-just because of
what 1 have said above. We are
stan@ing bv with sucker in our
mouths. watching our birth right
being taken away from us.
Too often we curse and fume
and bell down at the big gate, but
when We enter the parlor we sit
as if we've been stricken nv a
severe case of paralysis. Please
don't let anvone look as if he's 60
ing tn call on us to defend a
rightful cause We put our hands
up to our mouths. shake our heads
vigorously and move so nervouslv
in our seats until one decides to
ignore us and let us remain under
the cover to smother a multitude.
We must forget about factions
and shoot straight if we ever ex-
Feet to ge5 places
Fate deals the cards-play the
hand you have!
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-17
Bv WILLIAM PICKENS

1T IS IMPOSSIBLE for Germ
any to win through in this war. l
do not Use the word impossible
here simply in the sentimental
sense of my feelings: | do in fact
feel that such result is impos-
sible because 1 do not want Germ
any to win, and a strong desire
will give birth and breath to
thinking. SO, do say, with all
feeling that Germany cannot
Gneauing MUST not) win this war.
But 1 also say it from cold-blood-
ed realism: such a regime as that
Of Hitler, which has aroused all
the disinterested world, against it,
is doomed to ultimate destruction
Who is really for Hitler? Mostly
people who have to be for him;
his fellow Nazis, fellowS-in-c crime;
his party members, who are per-
mitted to walk over the heads of
others by virtue Of their connec-
tion with the Hitler machine. Even
some of these must have treach-
cry in their hearts if not on their
tongues. Those who are against
Hitler must conceal their oppo-
sition. I know Germans from IA
years ago, who cannot lie for Hit
leri Sn even if they must conform
to it.
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-17

IT is EXTREMELY annoying, truly provoking
that as President Roosevelt goes forth like the pure
Sir Gallahad battle for little Finland and Justice
Murphy that hero of the democratic phrase, pours
blessings on the virtues of American democracy, an
ant-ynchng bill should reach the floor of the Amerl-
Senate.
1t is provoking, because the quartering, butcher
ing and burning of Negro Americans at the stake
shows that we have some Mannerisms here. Surely,
Franklin Delano should go forth in shining armor to
aid them-or has he already, by his silence concern
ing lynching?
1t is annoying for nothing disturbs the throat of
an orator on American democracy more than the
fumes that rise from the body of Negro man or
woman 1t just separates the demo" from the cracy"
and you can't get the whole word out l know I've
tried under those difficult conditions.
But the ant-1ynchng bill affords wonderful
BACKGROUND for the soul-stirring speeches of the
Southern senators, their mchallenged love for
undefed womanhood How they
remember the infamous Scottsboro The
nine innocent Negro boys were in the dock, but no
body doubted who belonged in prison of the
white girls took the stand She indicted the prose-
cution.
my pay in the mill $3.50 week. she said,
as she told how she was driven into life of shame.
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-17
PLATFORM

feel
political, social
religious and questions which face the
the extent
that must become job makers well as job seekers.
3. girls m the Of thrift
God the brotherhood OF
build a frmer racial foundation posterity.
the must compete
patrons dependable ef
will be able
realizing these vital
gesons regard rendering better service
published which views
shall not reflect
way the opinion Of PHOENIX INDEX
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-17
Paul Williams To
Head billiard i.
Home Institute

NEW ORLEANS, La.-(SNS)--
Paul Williams, noted archl'ect Oh
Los Angeles, Calf, vii! connucC
the fourth annual Honemaklng
Institute of billiard university, IL
was announced today. The 194o IN
stitute, to be held from April 1lrSt
to sixth. will be centered around
"The Planning and Decoration OF a
Home" tentative plans Tor the III
st,tute include lectures and DEM
,nHorations on planning a low COST
home. decorating the home, anu
arrangement of SPECIAL corners lor
convenience and beauty.
Mr.. Williams has long Eeen out
, standing for his work in archl-
lecture. and is perhaps best known
because he designed the homes OF
several motion picture stars, among
which have been the homes OF
{ orrinne Griffith, Grace Moore,
end Lon Chaney. He has also done
rctabe work On larger buildings,
chief of which are the Hollywood
Y. M. C. A. and the 28th Street
~. M. C. A. in Los Angeles, anu
was appointed by ex-Presldent
Hoover, during mis- term of office,
10 direct plans Cor a Negro Mem
crial to be erected in Washington
M. Ferdinand Rousseve OF New
Orleans and other home planning
exrerts will appear on the pro-
J ram with Mr.. Villains. The Instl-
Sute will be directed by Mrs. E
Lucille Jackson, billiard instructor
in homemakinge
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-17
The Job The Farmer Faces

In his message the legislature Governor Lehman OF
New York praised the results achieved by marketing cooperation
among dairymen in the great New York milk she'd He then
ed them against three dangers which could all the progress
made during 1889 and previous farmers
sighted by Dealers overproduction by
dairymen."
That statement observes the Darymen League News OF New
York points prettyeary the job that faces producers in
1940 And what in that state true everywhere else
Successful marketing cooperation requires the loyal concerted
support farmers And also involves involuntary
troll of production the end that will balance potential consnp
ton as far posslue
Still greater achievements for marketing cooperation lie IN the
future
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-17
FEW NEGROES MOVE TO
SOUTHERN STATES

The 1880 Census showed that less
than percent of the colored per-
sons living in the South at that
time had moved there from other
sections of the country. 1t also
showed that more than SO percent
of the colored people living in the
North and West were born in the
South The 1910 Census, which be-
gins April l, may reveal a new
trend in Negro migration from
section to section.
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-17
FLUSH KIDNEYS OF P0lS0NS
and STOP GETTING UP NIGHTS

lge of GOLD MEDAL Harlem Capsules
ind take as directed.
This harmless tried and true medf-
ine gives results you should feel
better in a few days, as this effective
diuretic and kidney stimulant drives
excess uric acid from the body which
is often the ageravation of joint agony,
sciatica and neuritis.
Don't be an EASY Mask and ac-
cept a substitute-Ask for Gold
Medal HARLEM Oil CapsuleS-right
from HARLEM in Holland. GET
GOLD MEDAL-the Original-the
genuine. Look for the Gold MEDIA
on the bex-S5 cents,
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-17


ried woman. The greatest restraint
that keeps the majority of such women from COM
mittng adultery, is that Of giving birth to a child
This fear which is the fear of Cod in their hearts,
(meanng, to hate eviD which these young women
now have, will be destroyed by the birth control
nostrum. Sociey seldom forgives unmarried girl
for becoming a mother. But it approves and IT.
gives the unmarried father who has been tolerated
entirely too long
With the assurance that conception OF the IeHlale
can be controlled, these modest girls, WHO ha
no thought, not even Intentions of haVi1S > ""di
relations with the opposite SEX will resort TO he act
of cotus without any of moral or righteous con-
demnation of their conscience Such an atul.uoe
demonstrates SHINING against the Holy Ghost Ihese
women will be without conscience. This explains
WHY SHINING against the Holy Ghost is not forgiven
by God.
Even today there socialtes, known 10 en-
gage in affairs" with men, who have the DraSS u
snob and look down their unmarried sisters not
only of the domestic class but those OF thelr own
set who were wise enough to allow their baoles 10
be born rather than risk the evil and danger OF a
| abortion. We who not born yesterday Know
that many of the greatest souls who have served hu
manitv the noblest were born out of wedlock>
Not only did the mother prevent herself from
being murderer of her unborn child preserved her
| health but gave honorable man or woman to the
world and to humanity. She suffered sin and shame,
no doubt but those who learned the TRUTH were
able to use their mistake a Stepping-stone to an
abundant life
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-17
Live a Healthier, Happier,
Longer Life

Thousands of men and women won.
der why backache bothers them why
they have to visit the bathroom often
at night why flow is scanty and
sometimes smarts and burns.
Any one of these symptoms NAV
mean that your Kidneys and bladder
need attention now before these minoi
symptoms may develop into serious
trouble.
To flush out excess waste poisons
and acid from kidneys soothe your ir-
ritated bladder and put more healthy
activity into them get z Ssf@nt pscA-
The Phoenix index., 1940-02-17
CAPITOL COMMENT

condemnation in the hearings.
and it wasn't pretty thing to
hear Senator Van Nuys admit that
his state had been infested and
he had been stopped on the road
by hooded mobs and threatened.
'sWeII, you feel better today
than you did yesterday don't
you? asked Senator COnnally
of spunky DIR. G. F. Porter of
Dallas. Referring, of course,
to the time he was on the wit
ness stand being given a going
over by Texas Tommy. 81 don't
feel one bit different from the
way 1 did yesterday" replied
Porter understandingly.
At least Mr.. Connally was fun
ny to the white reporters and
office police who saw lots of hu-
NOR in his asides. And the white
papers in this section didn't
give very Hlucn space 10 Cne CON-
mittee, although plenty was read
into the testimony they could
have used-but space is space.
Covering were Hardwick of the
Tribune and Shepard of the
Afro. Both local papers.
Had to miss the NYA Confer
once on Unemployed Women to
keep On with the anti-lynch hear
ing-which was more exciting
and more interesting than hear
ing a lot of women talk about
Jobs, etc. At any rate one session
was at the White House and we