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Evening star., 1940-01-04
Kavanaugh Of |. 5. U.
To Be Honored by
Touchdown Club
Rockne Memorial Trophy
Will Be Presented
To Brilliant End

Ken Kavanaugh, Louisiana States
brilliant end, today accepted an in
vitation to attend the Touchdown
Clubs annual banquet at the Will
lard Hotel on January 16, it was an
nounced by Richard D. Daniels,
general chairman.
Kavanaugh will be awarded the
Knute Rockne Memorial Trophy
donated by George Brobeck, while
the Touchdown Club will award Nile
Kinnick, Iowa's All-America back,
the Walter Camp Memorial Trophy,
emblematic of the outstanding COL
legiate back of the year.
DR.. Eddie Anderson, Iowa's coach.
will accompany Kinnick here and
will be one of the speakers, while
Don Herring, the Princeton tackle
who lost leg following an injury In
the Brown game, and his father also
have accepted invitations.
Herring will receive plaque from
the Touchdown Club and a gold
watch from the Spokane, Wash,
Athletic Round Table.
Evening star., 1940-01-04
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 4:-Navy's un-
tried basket ball team is ready for
the opening game against Columbia
here Saturday afternoon.
Coach Johnny Wilson will use two
teams against the Light Blue. He
plans to use each squad as unit.
Capt. Mike Hanley, Washington,
D. O., veteran, and Roy Falconer,
up from the plebes, have won one
set of guard posts. Norman Lee,
another veteran, and Walt Shaffer
were paired at the other guards.
Jack Holmes, q letter man, and
Charley Smith, Baltimore, are the
leading center contenders. Phil
Cutting, Purdue transfer, touted q
cinch for the berth, lost two weeks
on scholastic shoals and has not
reached vasAty form. ..
Evening star., 1940-01-04
Basket Ball Shows Greatest Spectator Gain 1899 Among College Sports
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
Today a year ago.-Two rule
changes, tightening the penalty
when an ineligible man touches
a forward pass, and, preventing
ineligible receivers from ad-
vancing beyond the line Of
scrimmage until a pass is
thrown, were praised by football
coaches.
Three years ago-Dutch Clark
named coach of pro football De-
troit Lions, succeeding George
"Potsy" Clark, who took over
Brooklyn Dodgers reins.
Five years ago-Joe Louis,
Negro heavyweight sensation,
scored 18th straight victory by
beating Patsy Perroni in 10
rounds at Detroit.
Evening star., 1940-01-04
Navy Will Use Two Complete
Units in Basket Opener

Johnny Ebnet and Lew Squires
form one forward> combination
working with the Hanley-Falconer-
Smith trio. Wilbur Barton and
Norman Gittle Jeep) Ackley, q pair
of midget forwards, work with the
other three.
Wilson rated his squads chances
on their ability to overcome lack OF
height by superior ball handling
and speed.
Evening star., 1940-01-04
Basket Ball Games
By the Associated Press.
COLLEGE.

College.
Pennsylvania, IL: Maryland. 81.
Ohio State, 40; California, 45.
Detroit. 43: Grinnell. 80.
Fordham, 80; Columbia, 81.
New York. So: Syracuse, 80.
Creighton, so; Colorado State, 80.
Ohio, so; Scranton, 45.
Georgia, 81: Chattanooga, %.
East Texas State. A: Arkansas State.
AZ.
Santa Clara, A; Montana State, rs.
Manhattan. Al: Cathedral. 27.
Bethel (Kans). SO: Mcpherson (kans),
22
Austin Peay (Tenn). 40; Vanderbilt.
John Marshall, 81: Bergen, 90.
Illinois STATE Normal 50; Chicago
Western tMich.) State, A.: Hope. g.
Mount Union (Ohio). 36; Case, 80.
Furman. 50: South Carolina. %.
North Carolina, SO; Appalachian Teach
Marshall SO: Roanoke. 27.
Penn State, SO: Kent (Ohiol State, 21.
Miami (Ohio), 40; Dayton 35.
Detroit Tech, 81: Cleary 12
Mount Union, SO; Case, 33.
High Point. 81: Apprentice School; IS.
Arkansas State. 43: East Texas State,
1ong Island, 40: Butler. A.
Evening star., 1940-01-04
Divide by Areoro. Then
PIoy Your Mao to Show.

Horses are now running at Santa
Anita, Tropical Park and Fair
Grounds. There are horses running
elsewhere, too, no doubt, but just for
the fun Of it. We can eliminate
them from our calculations for the
time being.
Take the horses post position, sub
tract it from his weight, multiply by
10, and divide by Arcaro. If the re-
suit is within 10 years of the date
of your birth, I strongly recommend
q bet of 50 for show.
This system has failed only five
times in the last 500 years. If 1t
will take your minds OIL those Bowl
games, you are welcome to it, thrice
(three times) welcome to it.
Evening star., 1940-01-04
Pearson Goes Under Knife

FRESNO, Calf. Jan. 4 R.-
Monte Pearson, New York Yankee
pitcher, undergoes minor opera
ton today in st. Agnes Hospital.
DR.. Philip Ching said Pearson want
Cd to be "in shape for the coming
baseball season."
Evening star., 1940-01-04

registered against less formidable
Midwestern opposition.
Heaviest individual losers. to the
Big Ten among the top-notchers
were Pittsburgh and Notre Dame,
each with three setbacks.
The pre-title race standings of the
Big Ten:
Evening star., 1940-01-04
Hockey Results

BY the Associated Press.
INTERNATIONAL AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland. 2: Philadelphia, /.
Hershey 3: Springfeld, l.
New Haven. 6: Syracuse. 8.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City, Z; Minneapolis, 8.
Omaha. s.: Wichita. 3
EASTERN AMATEUR.
New York, f. Baltimore, 2.
COLLEGE.
Colgate, 8; Massachusetts, Institute, 4
two overtime periods).
williams, 3: Hamilton. J..
DuQuesne, 8: Carnegie Tech, 4.
Toronto, 8; st. Nicholas H. c., 8.
Evening star., 1940-01-04
Football Attendance
Up, Diamond Game
Makes Advance
Big Ten Commissioner
Sees q Good Year for
All Campus Postimes

(This is the second of a series
iUritten for the Associated Press
BY the Nations sports leaders, in
1uhich they repie,D outstanding
events and trends of 1889 and in
dicate likely developments in
1940.)
Evening star., 1940-01-04
# &HE 8 s #
By PAUL ]. MILLER. Jr.

cupid certainly busy for the 1910 starts
national
entertain local fans tandem
Saturday evening" at the clubroom
of Capital Hotel Gordon
making all arrangements to
Evening star., 1940-01-04
Scholastic Basket Boil

Central, 80: St. Johns 20.
Qonsssa. 10: Wsshinston- Iss.- 26.
1ethesda.Ersvy Chase. 70; AsrSland
4yattsviijs, %; 0heeveel. 10.
Evening star., 1940-01-04

Score at half-Central. 10 to 10.
Referee-Mr. Keppel "a. b..
Evening star., 1940-01-04

Totals--1S 541 Totals---l5 434
Referee-Mr. Glascott. Umpire-Mr.
Enright.
Evening star., 1940-01-04

Saturdays schedule:
Illinois at Indiana.
Wisconsin at Chicago.
Ohio State at Michigan.
Purdue at Northwestern.
Minnesota At Iowa,
Evening star., 1940-01-04
Liberal Allowance for Your Old Tires

Davis tires-built in Americas
finest, most modern tire factories
offer a type and quality for every
tire need. Use of more than 4 900 900
Davis tires attest their popularity,
and our definite guarantee in writ.
ing is your assurance Of their quail
ity and performance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
AAA Cash Mostly Goes
To Insurance Concerns
And Banks. Is Report

WASHINGTON-The biggest single beneficiary of the
deals farm program in 1887 Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co., United Press said today An agricultural
department report congress revealed the company was
paid $257, 095 in AAA benefits on farms it owns.
Nearly all the payments went to life insurance companies and
banks which argeae of farms on which mort
than corporations received AAA
payments compliance with the 1897
1888 and 1885, since
behind compliance
report corporations received
received S. Total pay
1887 ss25. s56.ss7
payments obligated amended the ag
1885 prohibiting the
than $4,000 corporation The hm'a
ton effective year.
average check sent S75oeoo farmers.
participated SIS Since then
nearly S5oooooooo
provided such In both 1888 and 1883
payments 100000 and II of
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
Prudential Insurance Company Of
Life Society of the u s.
S2osssa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
New Industry
Is Foreseen

Tacoma had a new manufacture
ing plant going full blast Tuesday.
1t might well be the forerunner OF
a new industry for the city.
Being introduced by the trade
name. 'Perfex.' the product is a
bleach. commonly used by house
wives in washing clothes, remov-
ing stains, as water softener, for
disinfecting purposes and many
other similar uses.
Two former Los Angeles men
and a Tacoma business man are
partners in the enterprise. Prime
among the reasons they selected
Tacoma as a site for their plant
is the proximity of chemical plants
"A reason which. logically, other
manufacturer of chemical prod
ucts might use to locate here in
the future.
Resigned in l. A.
w. w. Hughes and A. F. Call
louette recently resigned positions
with a large Los Angeles bleach
company to join with ]. Arthur
Thompson of Tacoma, in forming
the new concern.
Hughes, salesman with the
California company, is sales man
ager Of the Perfex Co., and Mon
day the first OF his statesmen be-
gan calling on Tacoma grocers.
Caillouette, superintendent of
the California plant. is in charge
of production here. He said Tues
day Perfex will equal in quality
any other bleach now being pro-
duced in America and its price will
be no higher.
Employing Twelve
Thompson. business manager of
the new firm. said about a dozen
persons were now employed as
statesmen and in the plant. which
is producing several thousand
cases of Perfex each day. The
plant has been fitted out in the
old Union Oil Co. building at 1880
Center st.
The three partners look forward
TO the future with exuberance. 1T
will take us some time before pro-
duction can catch up with the
orders we have already received,
Thompson said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Hellyer Advocate
OF STREET. S Plan

Union Now" Clarence Streets
provocative proposal to cure most
e the worlds Ills, was the basis
q George Hellyer's speech before
the Tacoma Chamber Of Com
1nercs forum luncheon meeting
Monday noon at Hotel Winthrop.
STREET. proposes In his book .
union Of the worlds Is most sue
ceaaful democracies q union
constructed along the lines Of the
United States.
Hellyer. heartily in accord with
otreit, has lived In most Of the
democracies suggested for the
union. and only recently ceased his
globstrotting to make his per-
nansnt home IN Tacoma.
Speaking on the topic. after
tho War - WHAT" Hcllyer sug-
gested that STREETS plan be plac-
Cd IN effect. He said the u. s.
cannot 50 on remaining isolated.
although he admitted that the
u. 3. would Be forced into isola-
f,nn 4 Germany won the war q
result which Hellyer dismissed ~
~sxtremely unlikely"
Hellyer told of Streit's close
observance Of the League Of Ma
taons. his shrewd analysis Of why
= Tailed = because It was . league
& conflicting governments and
not Of peoples, that. In fact. It was
sndsmocratic In principle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06


George #. Yantis win speak on
taxation at the regular meeting
Of the League OF Women Voters
at 7:30 pm. Thursday at the
Y.W.C.A.
He Is considered an authority
on this subject in this state and
Is also In touch with national
conditions.
Yantis Is one of the three men,
bers of the National Resources
Planning board which reports di-
rectly to the president. He is also
a member of the committee on
public administration of the social
science research council and is
president Of the board OF trustees
Of the Northwest Regional coun-
Gil. The meeting Is open to all
interested.
Mrs. Albany Mawson Is in
charge of the program.
Reservations for the League
dinner at s O'Clock may be made
through Miss Olive Shoenberger
by phoning Proctor 1910.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Rosedole Club Will
Gather Wednesday

GIG HARBoR The Rosedale
Mixer club viii meet Wednesday
afternoon at the hall with Mrs. B.
r. Anderson Of Seattle. member
Of the Washington State society
Of Conservation for the Protec-
ton Of Wild Flowers. as guest
speaker. Hostesses viii be Mrs.
]. Sloat and Mrs. r. Anderson and
roll call will be to name a native
tree. with a leaf or twig from II
for exhibit.
Waconda chapter No. PIT. o. f.
s., viii elect officers Wednesday
evening at the chapter rooms at
Community hall
The Ladies Aid society of the
First Lutheran church Of Gig
Harbor will hold no-hostess
meeting Wednesday afternoon at
the church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
2nd-Dsgrss Murder
charqe Is Placed

oEA11L&-A charge Of second
6egree murder was filed In superior
eDurt against Bertram Hollande, q
arugIsss physician who confessed
performing fatal Illegal operation
Ihursday upon . ls-year-old
NyssA Ore, girl.
The girl. Donna Mae Correll. died
= TIE sanipractor's downtown Of
~ Friday night
Deputy Prosecutor Charles c.
1alls said h. believed Miss Cor
tblrs HE might have been saved,
~ ~ been given proper medical
tFoatment when her condition be-
Gome grave. Hollande u In city
~ = nsu a $4,000 bond.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
2-Monihs' Tax Take
Sets State Record

OLYMPIA-Sales and business
taxes brought in Sl.4i2,03e during
February, which coupled with the
$3,e7o.479 income during Janu-
airy to make the largest bi-month-
ly payments on record. State
Treasurer Phil II. Gallagher re-
ported today. The payments rep
resent business done by Washing
ton merchants during December
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Aged Man Badly
Hurt in Fall

Eighty-two-year-old A. B. Nay
Tor. badly hurt in . fall at his
home. ss44 So. Cheyenne St. was
under observation in Tacoma Cen
eral hospital Tuesday.
Naylor was putting in shelving
in the combined residence and gro
Gerry store when the board he stood
on slipped. He fell, striking his
head on the edge of nearby table.
The fall inflicted a bad scalp
wound. Naylor suffered serious
loss of blood before police, sum-
moned an hour later. removed him
to the hospital. His condition was
reported fair Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Construction Work
Prints to Be Shown

Prints on Construction" win
be displayed by members Of the
"Y" Camera club at its meeting
Wednesday at S p. m. in the Y. NJ.
c. A. building. Pictures will be
exhibited on standard mounts of
16x20. Winners will be selected
from competing members and
points will be awarded to apply
on the annual competition.
Joe Lampert Of Eastman Kodak
Co. will be the critic. Next months
subject will be selected at this
meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Youths Needs
Lecture Topic
Their Problems in
Future Enumerated

The problems Of youth were
taken up Monday night in the third
lecture of the Talmud Torah series.
with three speakers discussing the
topic. Youth in the World of To-
morrow"
Or. r. z. White. director Of the
graduate school of social work at
the University of Washington,
spoke of the problems of youth in
the United States.
More than half of our children
are from families that cannot pro-
vide them with adequate food,
shelter and education he said.
AS a result they must grow up
receiving relief or suffering priva-
tons of various sorts.
"On the other hand. there has
been distinct improvement and
increasing awareness of social
needs, as evidenced by government
participation in and responsibility
for social services of youth"
Need for Understanding
DIR. White emphasized the funda-
mental need for solving basic eco
nomic difficulties If life is TO be
worth while for youth or for any
body else. He spoke also of the
need of youth for understanding,
tolerance and sympathy, pointing
out that the rights of youth are
independence in the form Of self
support, the establishment of a
home, and the right to achieve, par
ticipate and create as an adult.
DR.. Paul b. Means, assistant to
President Edward H. Todd at the
College of Puget Sound, discussed
the problems Of youth throughout
the world, stressing the need for
moral. spiritual and intellectual
ideals in a world which is starving
in the midst Of plenty"
"Will Commit Suicide"
"Materialism and the ideals of
the machine age are leading to the
revolution of nihilism whereby
western civilization will commit
suicide" DR.. Means declared.
He urged more equitable distri-
button of economic resources, edu-
cation for democracy, and re-dedi-
cation to American ideals, and ex-
pressed the hope that there might
come forth Davids to face the Co.
liaths of totalitarianism.
DR.. Means pleaded for a return
to religious education based on
Hebraic-C Christian ideals.
Without religion, American
democracy is doomed" he con-
cluded.
Explains Method
As the third speaker, DR.. Thomas
r. Cole, professor of education at
the u. of W.. said that the modern
trend in education is to discover
the child's capacities and needs
rather than to force rigid adher-
ence to a standard pattern.
He mentioned student self-gov-
eminent. responsibility, coopera-
ton and vocational and avocational
training as being of great import
ance in fitting the student of today
for the world of tomorrow.
The program was opened with
remarks by Superior Judge Fred
G.. Remain, who praised the lec-
ture project and paid tribute to
Rabbi Baruch I. TRIGGER for pio-
neering 1t during the last three
years.
Program of Entertainment
Entertainment consisted of solos
by Gar Shigley, tenor, accompa-
MED by Walter Hopkins. Both are
students at the conservatory Of
music, College of Puget Sound.
Next Monday night, 'Women in
the World OF Tomorrow" will be
the lecture topic. with Mrs. Arthur
Huston and DR.. Jennie Rowntree
as speakers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Main Street
Goings, Comings and Doings
of Tacomans as the Re-
porter Found Them.

Joe German mailing copies Of
The Tacoma Times special edition
Homer Post talking about
fishing Halle Evans springing
out Of bed at early hour to the
accompaniment of Invitation to
the Dance" as played on piano
by Josef Rudolf. George Clark.
as is his habit, arriving for church
services precisely on time &.
Betty Kitchener entreating Bob
Shaw to display his musicianship
Paul and Ilene Mills attend
ing coffee soiree Dale Walker
playing mouth-harp Alice
Clark showing friend photograph
of herself and being told that it
was excellent indeed Dorothy
McCord finding hair-pulling a jolly
sport :. Patricia Nickelsen eXhib-
iting extraordinary talent for driv-
ing :. Maxine Hayden rehearsing
for concert Cy Simms flying
at Dupont in his "Fireless Cooker"
Andrea CONSTANT telling the
alter customer starting time OF
next feature =. Bob Copeland
getting line on Naval Reserve soft
ball team ;. Newton Hyde finding
trees hard to dodge while skiing
on mountainside Eva Lust
putting finishing touches on tasty
angel food cake Eddie Ploof
clicking his heels like Prussian
war lord.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Valley Grange to Dedicate
New Hall on April 4ih
y
Fruitlond Members Plm Ceremonies
At Which Stute Officers Will Attend

PUYAfLUP-Plans for dedica-
don of = new hall are being COM
b1eted by members OF Fruitland
xfange and April 4 has been set
DIR the ceremonies
The dcdicatory address viii be
made BY =. =. King. master of the
state grange, ana other state and
heal officials viii take part, in
cluding Roy Rinehart, Fruitland
master.
TIE han was opened nearly a
yvar ago and represents an ex-
penditure Of approximately s10.-
no, Ill Of which has been financed
~ members. The project was be-
gun about three years ago and
work advanced ~ money was
ovailable. most Of the labor being
Solunteer from among the men,
oerA
kslIsy b Spesk
Rex Kelley. secretary Of the
Chamber Of Commerce, will be
speaker 1t . meeting Of the Bust
- and Professional women's club
at the home Of Miss Margaret
Utzlnger on East Pioneer ave.
Monday evening. His subject win
- Our Economic Opportunities
n = Democracy" He win also
emphasixe the local business situa-
ZION and later lead the club in 4
formidable discussion Of local AZ
fairs.
: Games and refreshments win
complete the evening with Miss
Dorothy Robinson and Miss Jean
Douglas In charge. Miss Utxinger
Vim preside.
Form Union Meets
/. Evergrecn local No. Sos. Farm
en- union. win meet Friday at 9
,. q. 1t North Puyallup gym
nasium. Principal business will be
initiation Of new members. There
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Two Light Cruisers
Are 10 Be Built

WASHINGTON - Secretary of
Navy Charles Edison today award
ed a contract to New York Ship
building Corp, Camden, N. j., for
construction Of two new 10000
ton light cruisers at a bid price of
SIT 800, 900 per ship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
Burglar Performs
Feat OF STRENGTH

SAN JOSE, Cal. - Police are
looking for strong-arm burglar
He stole a blacksmith's anvil be-
longing to Glen Columbet. There
were no indications that 1t had
been carried off otherwise than by
hand.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-06
EDDY WINS

For the third consecutive year.
Nelson Eddy has won first place
in popularity poll conducted by
The Woman" leading Australian
magazine.
La gaceta., 1940-10-16
DEP!RTES
SALIENT LANZARA Ell DO
MINGO POR LA UNlONE

Andres Espolita, el director
de la novena de la Unione Italia
ma, manifesto aver que ell do
mingo usara a su pitcher estre-
LA, Salemi, Y que piensa ganar
Ell cuarto desafio de la serie.
81 Salemi desarrolla su nor
NAL efectividad, como yo espe-
70, entonces la victoria CORES
pondera al que batee con mas O.
portunidad, sin ventaja para
ninguno. Los muchachOs que yo
dirijo vienen practicando y espa
ran castigar las curvas de Pull
do 81 este va al "bOx" por los
Leales.
La semana pasada Espolita
dirigi6 con gran habilidad, 10
mismo que Willie Paz, y ell phi
blico sali6 hacienda calurosos
elogios de las dos novenas.
Lo que hace falta es que Ell
p1blico responda en- una proper
ci6n mayor y corresponds asi a
los esfuerzos de los ~peloteros y
la Liga.
La gaceta., 1940-10-16

Ahora, muertos Isidoro y su
mujer, perdido para siempre ei
rastro de Miguel de Guzman, nj
aun encontrando a Pedro de-
mostrarle su inocencia y saiVar-
sc.
Ademas, Id6nde estaba Pc
'dro?... blonde estaba Celia? v'
blonde estaban, siquierat los
marqueses de Rio Verde, para
que ella, al volver a Espana, pu-
diera a%rrojarse a sus pies y con-
..fesarles toda la verdad, y hacer
|que ellos la ayudaran a rehacer
su vida?
made, nadie a su alrededor!
iUn vacio, una sOledad de
muerte, mil yeces peor que Ia
de la muerte!
mi esposo, nj hija. nj hernia
ma del alma, nj siquiera el mari
do de la hermana del alma, que
la hubiera salvado al finl...
GNadiel... iNadieL.
La gaceta., 1940-10-16

Durante los e~jercicios no sc
.lanz6 nj un solo "pase".
los puntos debiles en- ell equi-
DO, ocasionados por la retirada
de Beynon, Driskell, Hacen y
Straner, que Sc hallan lastima-
dos, seran cubiertos en- la mejor
fcrma possible.
Sera utilizado en- ell particle
de Orlando. seg1n la impression
cecogida, Tom Albers, ell fuerte
muchacho de 1876 libras que Sc
lastim6 un hombro EN- Ell parti.
do con ell Appalachian.
Los novatos de la Universe
dad estan dirigidos por ell coach
Fred Manucy y aver aprendian
la tactica de ataque de los Tars.
BESIDE Miami informan que
Paul Hance continGa mejoran-
do. La quinta vertebra es la dis
locada y Sc lie ha puesto en- el
.cuellO un peso de diez libras has
ia que sea possible realizar ell en-
'yesado.
La gaceta., 1940-10-16

pre-, no pudo hacer mas que con-
firmarla la noticia, anadiendole
que sc presentaria una reclama-
.ci6n diplomatiea.
La madre de Celia Sc despi-
do en- seguida del militar, que.
como es l6gico, SO encontraba
ocupadisimo.
La embajada estaba atestada
de genie,
La mujer del ingeniero pref
rio volver a pie, sin utilizar Ia
koruna que la habia traido des-
de ell bulevar Imperial.
Guerra hacer examen de con-
ciencia, pensar 10 que procedia
hacer en- esta catastrofe, EN- esta
'inesperada y cruda soledad.
iEstaba aislada L.. iCompleta
mente aislada !....
Su viaje al Jap6n, tanto do
Tor, tanta augusta. tanta espe-
rama. iitodo habia resultado
en- vano!!