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La gaceta., 1940-12-14

ahora pa desayunar una gallina
o I'm pollol
No; los mataremos pa Ell
mediodia. Ahora vas a ir a To-
ledo, Y to traes un duro d'ayio Y
otro duro de vinol
Diciendo este. solt6 sobre la
mesa viejisima y mugrienta dos
amadeos como dos soles.
La Chata creia seguir sohan-
do.
Enternecida, cogi6 las dos mo
nedas de plata, y sali6 murmu-
rando:
-iEstoy aqui por el aire!
Subiendo la cuesta del puente
va no Sc acordaba nj de su reu-
ma, nj de sus dolores. nj de "a
pierna que lie arrastraba dos hoA
ras antes al regresar de Madrid.
Ahora Sc encontraba viva, A.
gil, con un o%ptimismo que pare
eia ponerle alas en- los pies.
Y Sc decia;
La gaceta., 1940-12-14

Cuccaden Park preSenciara
nahana domingo, empezando a
las 2:3O de la tarde, el Quinto
y 1ltimo desafio de la serie en-
tire las Estrellas Professionals,
comandadas por Alfonso Lopez
la ncvena de les Leales, CANA
dora del campeCnato lnterso-
cial.
Alfonso Lopez prObablemente
recurrira a Chain Cuellar, So
egtrela maxima en- 81 'box," y
los Leales utilizaron a Roberto
Pulido, ell muchachc invenclble'
Incluyendo dos yictorias So
bre las Estrellas, Pulido no ma
perdido todavia un desafio, aun-
que en- Cuscaden ha lanzadc en-
Is juegos.
81 Sc recuerda 10 NAL que Ju-
garon los Leales Ell domingo, y
ell domingo anterior, Pulido ten
dra una agreeable desvsntaJa
en- Ell particle de mahana.
La gaceta., 1940-12-14

giela nj Ell lueero del alba, les
tas?
En- TODD,
-Recuerda que 70 no he We
MO a Madrid, nj a mi me has
vlSto para NADIA, nj sabes ma de
ma, nj te despide; de tus amista-
des, aunque manana vengan
toos los peri6dicos escandalizaos
sn los EcOs de SOciedad, iestas?
-iQue ST hombre!
-Bueno, pos ESQ. To me es-
peras aqui; yo voy a subir pa
ell puente, y veras 81 antes de
una bora tenemos comprador pa
too este. SEl don Ambrosio que
edad tieneg INA lido va al cole
gio?
tQuita! Isl apenas tie seis
mesesl No pesa nj catorce AFRO
has.
DE tedcs MOODS, va me en-
eargare 70 de hacer que me 10
paguen bien los amigos. iHasta
La gaceta., 1940-12-14
No era Silvers otra cosa que
n "palomita b~ullanguera'
Tommy Gomez lie puso "Flgide'
en- ell primer asalto
Nuevo empate entire Raymond y Jones

Tommy mantuvo la ofensiva Y
con una derecha por la mandi-
bula hizo caer al neoyorquino
pOr la cuenta de cinco.
Con las piernas temblorosas v
la mirada turbia, Lee Sc puso de
pie e inmediatamente lie sali6 al
encuentro un "gancho" por la
cabeza, que lie hizo agarrarse de
manera deSesperada.
Instantes despu&s una dere-
cha que llevaba la velocidad de
un provectil le e'canz6 en- la bar
.ba Y lie derrib6 u la Iona. LIE hi
cieron alli la cuenta v los segun-
dostuvieron que "masajearlo"
durante 10 minutes para devol-
Verle 81 c~onocimiento,
Silvers admiti6 una bora mas
tarde que aun eStaba aturdido v
diJo: "es Ell pegador mas fuerte
La gaceta., 1940-12-14

-lAh, 10 que es un hombre
EN- una casa!... ICuando he So
mao yo VERNE hey dos duros en-
la MANOR. iPorque apahando
de vez en- cuando alguna alhaja
o algdn bolsillo por Madrid, no
sc consigBe NADIA An, mi hon.
bret
Cuando vofvi6 al chamizo. We
MIA cargada de paQuetes, y por-
taba dos frascos de vino.
La comida estuvo pronta en-
un instante, rompiendo ell fue-
go dos pares de huevoS fritos.
Luego comieron queso, ion
ganiza, unos bistes de perro ri
cuisines Y una lata de sardinas.
FL vino sc termin6 a media
comida, y Ariana tuvo que ir a
ca ell Quinto, a por otros dos
frascOs.
va a los postres, comi6ndose
las primeras naranjas de la es-
taci6n. que 3 Cogorza lie sabian
La gaceta., 1940-12-14

puente, no te creas: pa Toledo,
en- persona, pa la Imperial Gu
dad. Ali tie espera una sorpresa
''que nj en- ca ell rey', Y III vas
a aprender un nuevo oficio.
-
Hubo un silencio.
Pablo Sc digno al fin ampliar
sus ncticias diciendo:
ii BuenO, mira Chatal TIL es-
tas en- un eStao lamentable sal
vaje pa comprender las cosas
sin t%enerlas delante de los ojos!
tiles confianza en- mi O no la
ties?
-iY claro que la tengol
-Pues entonces, ma: deialo
todo en- mi mano, que vas a YER
Ell pOrvenir que Sc nos ofrece
por esos mundos. Esta misma
mahana vamos q empszar BaJ
diligencias, pa traspasar Ell esta-
~blecimiento, BOrrasca inclusive.
Pero es precise que este no 10
La gaceta., 1940-12-14

de todOs los ccntrsFios que ne tt
nido."
La semifinal result6 ia mejor
peaea de Ia nodhe y los jueces re-
partieron tablas entire Chef Jo-
mes y joey Raymond.
Fue Ell segundO sncuentro de
les dcs habiles muchachos y tam
ben el segando empate.
Tom Stupar derrot6 en- un
bout especial a Red Hogan.
TaLlas Sc declare ell combats
entire Ell GAIA "palomitas'' Fran
kie Thomas y John Makus.
Un nuevo triunfo Sc acreditt
a Pete Fillippi, esta vez por cuen
ia de Dick Wade.
La gaceta., 1940-12-14

costilla
-Es una cOsa, Isabes?, que
no te Sc pue pasar por la cabe-
"a. va te ire contando. Ahora
500 voy a decirte 10 principal
que be vies conmigo.
Ande ?-inquiri6 aGm Ia
trapera, que no acababa de com
prender en- realidad.
-fUfl... iA fin del mundo
Nos marchamos pa siempre de
Madrid.
-lC6mo2
Que ST, mujer. Vas a tras-
paSar Ell negocio. Y 10 vendere.
mos too: Ell burro, don Ambro-
sic. ell chamizo... 10 que Sc dice
too Ell establecimiento
SY ande noS vamoS?-pre-
gunt6 otra vez Garcia contenta
en- el fondO del giro que temaba
Ia aventura.
VERBS. Por 10 pFOnto, pa
Toledo; pero no pa la caNe y u
La gaceta., 1940-12-14

No era otra cosa que una "pa-
lomita bullanguera" ell Sr. Lee
Silvers, de New Yor, y en- ell pri
mer asalto del combate desigual,
Tommy Gomez lie derrib6 a la 10
ma por la cuenta de diez.
Habia diche Silvers por Ia Ra
dio, para atraer las pesetas de
los "fieles," que el era una nota-
bilidad y Tommy un principian-
tie. Parecidas palabras Sc atre-
vic a pronunciar ell manager de
Lee; pero todos les peritos loca-
les pronosticaron una facil vic
toria del hotelero.
Y tue en- ell primer asalto de
Ia ''farsa," de la nueva burla
cruel a les ''fieles," que Ell pdgil
de las palabras altisOnanteS, ba-
lido por los golpes de Gomez, ca
y6 "rfgido' a la Iona Y ell arbi-
tro modestamente lie hizo la euen
ia de diez.
Cuando son6 la primera cam
panada, ell joven local avanz6 so
bre ell visitante impertinente en-
el lenguaje y lie castig6 con los
dos puhos. Silvers Sc defendi6
con los "jabs", como 81 fuera un
maestro, y lie peg6 a Tommy en-
la nariz.
La gaceta., 1940-12-14
FL 6ltino desafio de la serie entire
las Estellas y los Leales

Seria lamentable ue Ia mar
ca de Pulido, en- este aho fuse
"ultrajada" manana por los erro
res de los Leales.
iPor que no tratan tcdos de
imitar al "chiquitin'' Iglesias, la
tercera base, que "fildea" mara
y~il.csamente?
Pulido necesita estas coSas pa
ra Ell desafio de manana:
Primera, que sus companeros
batean y le proporcionen tres 0
cuatro carreras.
Segunda, que Willie Paz tire
ccn mayor cuidado, 0 no tire, y
Tue Chelo Castillo, 81 juega el
iardin derecho, no haga 10 que
hizo el domingo,
Tsrcera, que los Laales, 81 Ian
"a Chain, no Sc traguen las ''bc
las atlas" de este,
Cuarta, elimination de las
disputas innecesarias.
La gaceta., 1940-12-14
ia Gaceta
Folletin No. 2
TONIC SEGUNDo
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

Seguidamente visit6 los nidos,
sacando nueve huevos.
Cuando volvi6 a la cccinilla,
Cogorza, de pie filos6ficamente,
liaba un cigarro delgadisimo,
miranda al suelo de terra del
chamizo.
la mujer, sin dejar de hablar,
encendi6 la lumbre y Sc dispuso
a freir huevos.
De pronto, oy6 que Pablo la
decia:
-Bueno, mujer, escucha:
Sque es 10 que vas a hacer7
"A freir este. Es too 10
outlay EN- casa, hijo miol A me
nos que Quieras que matemoS
La gaceta., 1940-12-14
DEPORTES
GODOY EMBARGO PARA LA
AMERICA DEL SUR

Cleveland, Die. Arturo
Godoy EMBARGO aver para la A
merica del Sur y dijo que sole.
volvera 81 Jose Luis Convene
en- darle I'm match de revancha.
Cree ell chileno haber convened
do al p1blico, con su victoria So
bre Tony Music, de Chicago, de
que es ell '1egitimo co~ntendie1-
tie" en- cuanto a Ia corona del
peso complete. En- su pelea con
Music Ell chileno le derrib6 dos
wees en- ell quinto asalto,
La gaceta., 1940-12-14

Potter di6 siete asaitos 9 Over
lin, seis a Belloise y dos tablas;
81 otro juez, Bill Healey, conce-
di6 10 a Overlin, cuatro a Bel
loise y uno tablas.
La victoria no anadi6 brillo a
la cr6nica de Overlin, por GUAM
to los 10000 "paganos" salieron
dascontentos y criticando Ia
mansedumbre de los contender
ties. Sc recaudaron en- las taqui-
las, segdn anunci6 Mike Jacobs
SlZ388.s1.
La gaceta., 1940-12-14
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get Mentho- MulsiOr

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scte for penetration. Genuine Cal
ifornia fg syrup gives Mentho-
MulSior. . taste the whole family
will like. II clings to the MON
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gradients act faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit:
Attendance at church is ncees-
sary for human welfare, but don't
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Mentho-M uls;on Is endorsed -
your neiehbcrs and gus rantced BY
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La gaceta., 1940-12-14

A cold cough seriously endargers
tou, your family, and your business
associates. !llness from colds and
coughs causes more loss of time
than all other diseases combined,
If you have a cough due to = cold,
get Mentho- Mulsion, che guaran-
teed medieiae, today. II Mentho-
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immediately and get you entirely
ever your cold cough quicker than
my medicine you ever tried. ask
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Mentho-Mulsion is mole than an
,rdhary medicine. Il contains vita
nias 4 and D to build youl c9ld
resistance, and seven soothing,
~ ole -n1 r~~~o-'r 'rel'1d
La gaceta., 1940-12-14
VICTORIA DE OVERLIN So
BRE BELLOISE
Ell ArbitrO vot6 por ell Italiano

New York. Die. 14.-En una
pelea monotone, durante la cual
ell pdblico expres6 su desconten-
to con gritos y otras demostra-
clones, Ken Overlin, ell campe6n
del peso mediano, alcanz6 el fa-
10 de los jueces sobre Ell italia
no Mike BeMoise.
Como en- la primera pelea, los
jueces votaron aver a favor de
Overlin; pero Ell arbitro Arthur
Donovan opin6 que Belloise me-
recia la victoria. Donovan lie o.
torg6 a Belloise nueve de les
ounce asaltos del match, cuatro
a Overlin y dos tablas. Fl juez
La gaceta., 1940-12-14

Sc SOLICITA una Sonora para
ell cuidado de una nina. Debe
ser mayor de 80 amos. Diriase
al GIG Doce avenida. Pregunte
por ell Sr. Rivero o lame por ell
telffono M 59-712.
La gaceta., 1940-12-14

II you suffer from rheumatic, srthri-
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EEL better. Ru-Ex will cost you
nothing TO ny a. Il is cold By
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La gaceta., 1940-12-14
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Thousands who suffered from the tDgtarinR
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their discovery Of NURTT0. Nov they have
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La gaceta., 1940-12-14
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Excess acids, poisons and wastes IN your
blood are removed chiefly by your kidnevs.
Getting up Nights, Burning Passages, Back
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helping the Kidneys flush out excess acids
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unless you are completely satisfied, You have
this positive mono back guarantee so get
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La gaceta., 1940-12-14
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-14
Sin, Disease Discussed
In The Lesson-Sermon

Are Sin, Disease and Death
Real?' was the subject of the les.
son-serrnon in all Christian Science
churches and societies yesterday.
The Golden Text was from Psalms
$500: He that is u God is the
God of salvation; and unto God the
Lord belong the issues from DEATH"
Among the citations which com
prised the l~esson-sermon was the
following from the Bible: as any
among you afflicted? Let him pray.
Is any merry? Let him sing psalms.
And the prayer of faith shall save
the sick, and the Lord shall raise
him up; and if he have committed
sins, they shall be forgiven him.
Confess your faults one to another.
and pray for one another, that We
may be healed. The effectual fer
vent prayer of a righteous man
availeth much" Games S: IS, Is. 16).
The lesson-sermon also included
the following passage from tn
Christian Science textbook, Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip.
lures, by Mary Baker Eddy. ""The
prayer of faith shall save. the SICK
says the Scripture. What is this
healing prayer? A mere request
that God will heal the sick has no
power to gain more of the divine
presence than is always at hand.
The beneficial effect of such prayer
for the sick is on the human mind,
making it act more powerfully on
the body through a blind faith in
God. This, however, is one belief
casting out another belief in the
casting out a belief in
sickness. 1t is neither Science nor
which acts through blind be.
lief, nor is it the human under
standing Of the divine healing Prin-
ciple as manifested in Jesus, whose
humble prayers were deep and con-
protests of Truth of
mans likeness to God and of mans
unity with Truth and Love-"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-14
PROFESSOR STUDIES
BLADEN COUNTY LAKES
John c. McCampbell Is Trying To
Find Out Why Area Marked
BY POcOsins

RALEIGH, Oct. 13.-LP-A Uni.
versity of North Carolina professor,
John c.. McCampbell, is trying to
find out why Bladen county is pock'
marked with lakes, %pocosins Tor
swamps) and bays.
The theory for years has been
that the depressions were caused by
a shower of m%eteorites which fell
from the northwest and scooped out
the earth and White lake and other
bodies of water mark the spots now.
McCampbell has obtained q permit
for the study from the Farm Secur-
ity Administration, which owns some
40, 900 acres in the area now leased
to the State Department of Conserva-
ton and Development.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-14
Wife Of American ENJOY
To China Books Passage
To Return To America

PEIPING, China, Oct. 10. Up -
Mrs, Nelson T. johnson, wife of the
United States ambassador tc China
and two children and other depend.
ents of embassy officials booked pas
sage today on the American liner
President Coolidge sailing from
Nov. II.
They will lead the exodus OF
Americans from Japanese-dominated
Peiping in response to state depart
ment advice that American citizens
get out of the Orient.
An unofficial survey showed that
about 70 of the $50 Americans here
were willing to leave at once and
more than that number
when and if conditions worsened.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-14
MEXIC0-AMERICA
ACCORD EXPECTED
Nations Slated To Negotiate
Mutual Defense Agreement
About January l

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 13.-RH
Mexico and the United States 'in
all probability vii negotiate a
mutual defense agreement similar
to the U.S. Canadian accord about
Jan. l., responsible Mexican
sources said tonight.
No definite understanding was
expected until after the U. S. presi-
dental election next month and
until Mexico's new president, Gen.
Manuel Avila Camacho, assumes
office Dec. /. Thus f. only ex-
ploratory conversations have taken
place, these sources said, but an
"atmosphere is being created
steadily whereby NJ lean ana
American people will welcome
such a pact"
This was attributed to the U. S.
Western hemisphere defense po-
Icy and the progress of the Eu-
ropean war. 1t was a6ded that
the entire hemisphere already as
sumed that the United States would
negotiate bilateral accords equally
with all Latin American republics.
AS for the Mexican-U-'ted States
agreement, it was emphasized that
the initiative for the accord best
would come from Mexico, and that
the opening spadework probably
would come when Gen. Francisco
Urquizo, assistant chief of staff of
the Mexican army, visits the Unit
ed States with a military delega-
ton accepting the American War
departments invitation to inspect
military centers.
1t was understood that the gen
eral outline of such an agreement
is the subject of conversations now
between President Lazaro Garden
as and the Mexican ambassador
to Washington, DR.. Francisco Cas-
tillo Najera, but there was no Off
cial information on the purpose of
the ambassadors sudden summons
here from Washington. The ambas-
sordor is known to believe that
Mexico must cooperate realistical-
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-14
British Sailors Will
Man Two French Ships

RIO DE JANEIRo, oct. 13.-LP-
The 14,133-ton British liner Highland
Princess arrived here today reported
ly carrying SO British Gamer and
officers to Buenos Aires to mar the
French ships Formose, 1915 tons,
and Kerguelen, 1923 tons.
The Formose has been described
in some quarters as the "decoy" ship
which lured the German pocketbat.
tleship Admiral Graf Spec into her
fatal battle with three. British
cruisers last December. seventeen OF
her crew were reported t, have de-
serted last August to join General
De Gaulle's forces.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-14
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-14
XCTI TO MEET

WINSTON-SALEM, Oct. 10. - Up
- The North Carolina Women's
Christian Temperance union will
hold its 58th annual convention in
the First Presbyterian church here
Tuesday and Wednesday,. Around
100 delegates are expected.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-14
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INVASION WEATHER

DOVER, England, Oct. 13.-R)-
At nightfall on the Strait of Dover
the weather turned cold and the wind
shifted from southeast to east. The
sea was fairly calm.
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Evening star., 1940-07-07

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Fenwick cottage at Franklin Manor.
DR.. and Mrs. Seth Pope of New
York spent few days this week
with the formers parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Merritt N. Pope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kinsley Of
Plainfield, N. j., and their daugh-
ter, Miss Penelope Kingsley. have
taken up temporary residence here,
while their new home on Sleepy Hol-
low road is being completed.
Mrs. Thomas Morgan and her
two sons, Thomas and William Nor
gan, left this week to join DR.. Nor
gan in Clearwater, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle E. Hamm have
returned from a Today trip to New
York.
Mrs. L. w. Brown of Arlington is
spending week with DR.. and Mrs.
James w. Brown.
Mrs. Loren B. Pope and her son,
Evening star., 1940-07-07

Edward B. Pope, have returned from
a two-week trip to Plainfleld, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Kinds OF Ar
nngton have leased an apartment
in the Oden Apartments.
Mrs. John Cline entertained at
luncheon and bridge Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. George
Butterworth gave a bridge lunch
party at the home Of Mrs. Lillian
Hicks.
Evening star., 1940-07-07
Lecture on Women Poets

Mrs. Amalia Caballero de Castillo
Ledon, Mexican representative on
the Inter American Commission of
Women. will give a lecture on
contemporary Women Poets of
Mexico" at the Pan-American Union
at 9 pm. Wednesday. Mrs. Castillo
Ledon Is the author of several plays
and number of biographical works.
Evening star., 1940-07-07
Falls Church
Group Goes
Beach
New Jersey Family
Takes Residence
In the Town

FALLS CHURCH, Va. July g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Fenwick,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Browning, Mr..
and Mrs. John Demarest, MIR. Boyn-
ton Livingston and Miss Katharine
Fenwick left Wednesday to spend