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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-02-23
ST. PAUL. RECORDER
SPORTLIGHT
By JIMMY LEE

The state of Michigan turning splendid
ackmen from This time Michigan State College, Waher
Arlington young Negro amassed total of 577 points to
the Illinois relays last Saturday night at Champaign Illinois
Walters accomplishments consist of scoring three frss out
the 75yad dash 10 seconds the high
jump with leap of it. Az inches the broad jump with mark
5 inches
the hop third both the rs yard high hurdles and polevaul
and fourth in the $50 yard rum--My OH my
Bad of the of Illinois when it learned
that Ahonse p) Anders Illinois Negro end has dropped
school scholastic difficulties Ander who the
spas played Him. last
high school circles Paul
Michas the best defensive guard the league Mchaes like
Captain Harper North High in Minneapolis spark
his Neither Mchaels scoring threat but
always alert defense these boys fail to make the aciy
we will be disappointed.
Badmnon that fascinating winter to be drawing
heavily down the Halle O. Brown People often the
Thursday and Saturday evenings Mrs Herb Foster Mrs
Mabel McGavock Lewis Mrs Bertha King Mrs Gerald Hayden Mrs
Miss Beatrice Mr. Mrs
Boyd Banks Collier
jeffrey Maybe, Leroy Coleman, Galloway
Mr. Duke Coam and Mr. Louis Moore this fascina
ing.
The the Omega fraternity the basketball world
has been challenged married The challenge
accepted "teams" will clash the Halle
future date Watch this for date and time
The entire proceeds of the will be contributed the building
fund of Halle O. Brown.
group of sawars campus organized
named it the six wrath Men the
Ongton Bradford Harris Sam
good
seen-however good luck, boys.
Basketball will swing into action Saturday night FEB 24
settlement house workers of St. Paul play the
strong seniors the latters floor The
the workers will the shoulders of such players
Dwight Halle Ted Scores of Neghborhood House, Ray
of Neighborhood House, Bill Hoffman of Central Com
muny House, and Leo Gelb of the Jewish Center and
Truly basket watched closely Come
and watch the teachers and their pupHae O. Brown Girls
play Neghborhood Girls curtain raiser.
Webster Epperson veteran warrior himself and coach and
boxing Of the Phyllis Wheaty boys should certainly be
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-02-23
Washington Is Asked to
Serve on Summer Festival
Committee

Chas. w. Washington, executive
secretary of the Minneapolis Ur-
ban League, has been invited to
serve on the Board of Directors of
the Minneapolis Summer Spectacle,
an organization recently formed for
the purpose of promoting a sum-
mer sports program similar to St.
Paul's winter carnival. The fact
that Mr.. Washington was asked to
serve on the board of this organ
ization indicates that the co-opera-
ton of all groups in Minneapolis
is desired in the promotion of this
activity.
The Negroes were overlooked
during the early stages of develop
ment of the Centennial Celebration
last fall. However, the group was
able to secure last minute recog-
milton and made a creditable show
ing. Representation on the board
of the Summer Spectacle will
enable the group to keep abreast
of developments and allow more
time for effective participation.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-02-23
PHYLLIS WHEATLEY NEWS
Forum

The Minneapolis Sunday Forum
will be presented under the aus
pices of Johnny Baker Post of the
American Legion and its Women's
Auxiliary on Sunday, March 3, at
4 p. m. DR.. L. C. Albro, Commander
of the Fire and Police Post of the
American Legion, will speak on the
subject: "Will Hitler Rule the
World? ?" The music will be fur
nished by The Melodears, under the
direction of Mrs. Blanche Mason.
Music Department
The Phyllis Wheatley Orchestra
played at North High on February
16. The students were enthusiastic
and were reluctant to return to
their classes when the orchestra
had finished. The Girls Quartette,
composed of Miss jeanette Dorsey,
Mrs. Dorothy Thomas, Miss Mary
Gibson and Miss Alice Brown, sang.
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friends of mine who have been re-
marking that my name TINY
doesn't fit my avoirdupois anymore,
that no matter how "weighty" I
may become I'll still be TINY for
that is my real name and not just
handle.
so the suave FRANCES FAIR has
been associated with the name Fair
since birth and likes only fair
weather, fair costumes and Fair
Association begats assimilation
Men-everything except farewells.
Confucius say: Lots of American
girls aren't interested in a SINGLE
man on earth, but they are inter-
ested in several MARRIED ones.
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ing one of the finest programs OF
the year if you fail to attend this
meeting.
Watch for the coming revival.
Evangelist Eta Graham of Louis
vile, KY, will conduct the services
from April 20 to May IL inclusive.
The Cosmopolitan Club: All big
sisters and Cosmopolitan girls are
asked to be present at a meeting
Saturday, February "a, 6 p. m, at
Welcome Hall. At this meeting big
and little sisters will become ac-
quainted, and sisters for this year
will be chosen.
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Welcome Hall News

The Parents Workers Council
urges all parents to attend the
Parents Educational Meetings at
Welcome Hall every Thursday eve
ming at 8 p. m.
Mrs. Strand is at Welcome Hall
any Tuesday afternoon by appoint
ment for personal consultation on
behavior problems, child care, etc.
For an appointment call Welcome
Hall.
The Willing Workers, Girl Re-
serve Club, under the leadership of
Mrs. Leona Montague, gave Val
entine Party on February Is from
7 to 1890 p. m. The evening was
spent playing games, after which
refreshments were served. Mes
danes Otto Hall, John Everson and
Hamilton Kemp were chaperones.
Those present were: Sam Lynch,
Frank Brown, Terrence Pugh,
Sherman Harper, Sonny Brown,
LaRahn Latimer, Erskine Lewis,
George Price, Kimuel Ellis, John
Preston, James Thomas, Elonzella
Everson, Hortense Clark, Marjorie
Brown, Leatrice Dodd, Maydell
Tucker, Joyce Tucker, Alma Camp,
Barbara Hampton, Sarah Whitley,
Mary Nichols, Ella Marie Moore.
News
The worship service Friday was
very we'll attended. Miss Aretas
Blaney was in charge of the pro-
gram. Addie Armstrong was the
Mistress of Ceremonies. The Chill
dren's Choir sang two songs, fol-
lowed by a story told by Mrs. C.
Jackson.
The Young MatrOns Club: The
Ways and Means Committee, which
met Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Alberta Robinson, chair
man of the committee, presented to
the club their suggestions for Sc
curing money to support the pledge
made toward the building fund.
The committee for the formulat-
ing of the bylaws of the club
brought in the bylaws. The club
adopted them after some discus
sion.
The members of the group would
like to have any interested friends
to visit the meetings, and espe-
cially do they welcome new men,
berS.
The Stewardship Club: Come to
the Welcome Hall Sunday, Febru-
airy rs, at 8 p. m. This spiritual
group of women have planned a
splendid program. Mr.. o. C. Hall
will be their guest speaker, and
Mrs. Alma Freeman and Mr.. Wal
ter Thurman will render special
musical numbers. You will be miss
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E. PLEASE tell me if my hus-
band is going to get his job back
as they said he would?
Answer-It is indicated to me
that he will go back to work in
few more weeks. In the meantime,
if he is able to work at any other
place, he should take it tenn
pOrarily. The job with the city will
appeal to him more, but in an
emergency he should take anything
that he can get.
L. M. S.-The doctors have told
me that l will have to have an
operation sooner or later for a
tumor and l wish to know if l
should go ahead or continue to put
it off?
Answer-PrOceed with the opera
ton just as soon as you can pre-
pare yourself. Putting a thing of
this kind off is a very unwise thing
to do as the nature of this tumOr
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is entirely different from the aver
age. If you get it removed right
now, / don't think you need worry
about any after trouble, but the
longer you put it of the more dam
gerOus it becomes.
B. Anvil the people we are
working for build US house as we
have been talking about or would
you advise in a case like this as
we are very anxious to get place?
Answer-Make some investiga-
tions yourself and try to secure a
loan and build the house your
selves -. if you find that you can
get the loan through talk bust
ness again with the people you
work for. They are serious in want
ing to help YOU but if you can
handle the loan yourself it would be
for the best. The end Of this year
will find you situated in home of
your own.
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PAGE FOUR

With Eunice Brown, Pinch-hitting
Howdy, Folks:
AS the oyster said when it slid
down the minister's throat, Il never
thought would enter the clergy"
say l never thought would be
pinch-hitting for the favorite col
umnist, Inquisitive Sal, but. here l
am.
It is hard to believe that the
"capricious" Kappas could take the
Wheatley boys in game of bas-
ketball, but it happened, and the
game ended with a score OF 81 to
As. MISS LATIMER and CLIFF
FUCKER seemed to be getting just
lots of fun from the game, or was
it the game? On the sidelines were
a few notables we must mention
BEATRICE BROWN, FLORENCE
WARD, JOHNNY WALTON,
LEWIS WILLIAMS, BARBARA
MCCLURE, MR.. and MRS. LEO
BRUCE, and LILLIAN TYLER.
The assembly was packed for the
social after the game and after the
dance l went with the crowd over
to No. 800 in the project for an
after party.
MISS SHIRLEE HARRIS made
the Afro-American this week. She
is pictured sitting sedately with
Mr.. PAUL THOMPSON with the
headline "betrothed" above them.
Inc wedding is expected to take
place sometime in June.
BENETA EDWARDS tn e m e
song for 1910 is ooh Johnny" The
eligible bachelor" ROBERT BEL
TON, says if you can't be hot,
have hot friends. One of his
friends, EMMETT WILSON, the
lone cullud gent from Grand Rap
ids, Mimi, who delights in calling
himself a farmer and dressing ac-
cordingly, was escorted into one of
our exclusive mems shops and
Stayed everyone in the place and
BOB, too, when he shelled out
$4,000 for a spring outfit. Whew!
Many of US agree that KEN
METH SIMMS looks like the great
TEDDY WILSON.
If religion is what a man does
with his solitude, then TIMOTHY
MILLS must have recently become
converted.
We all have our bad luck weeks
and last week was ROSAMOND
GOLFERS jinx week. She lost
her purse-no money but plenty
other valuables. 1t was found and
returned by taxicab driver.
CHRISTINE CARTER has GER
tainly become civic minded - de-
bates, inter-racial meetings, church
and what not. Wouldn't be getting
in training to marry minister, Ell,
pal?
For fear this privilege may
never be mine again, want to take
this opportunity to tell those
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Canoes Present
Forum Program
Sunday Afternoon

The Cameo Social Club in spon-
soring the Halle @. Brown Forum
on Sunday, February 26, at A p. m.
will present as principal speaker
Joseph Albright, we'll known writer
and speaker.
Music will be furnished by sew
eral small units of the Halle @.
Brown Glee Club under the direc-
ton of John Whitaker.
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Friday, February q, 1910

splendid job he did bringing the Phyllis
showing the Golden Glove tournament held in
Minneapolis Hammond fought his the finals
fyweght be decisoned by Graves the finals
lightweight DIVISION fought his the finals
technical KOfter stomach punch
which left his boy great PAIN
Eppeson his sgnaled the referee that his
continue we'll smart decision we believe
Again congratulate the boys their House, and their
for their wonderful showing.
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H. of ST. Paul in ST. Paul Sunday instead of Mnneap
M Tuesday night when she knows
that the night her dramatic club meeting?
La gaceta., 1940-01-17
ESPIRITU Y MAQUINA
"Neue Rreie Presse", VienG

Uno pudiera pensar que con
tcdos los adelantos modernos
tecnicos y cientfficos de las dos
1ltimas decadas habria subido
nuestra norma de vida. Pero en-
realidad no es asi. La norma de
vida de hoy no es mayor que la
del periodic anterior a la guerra
y por esta raz6n: hoy carecemos
de los requisites espiritualas
mas whales. Nos falta La paz, la
seguridad, la libertad de preocu
paciones y esa falta no nos la
compensa ell autom6vil, ell tel6-
fonO o ell radio, Danes demasia-
do por sentadas estas amenida-
des de la vida moderna para
comprender su valor real. Ell a.
~gotamiento spiritual pesa mas
en- la balanza de la vida que q.
progreso mecAnico.
La gaceta., 1940-01-17
ITALIA OBSERVA LA
EN- CUANTO A
Al Y BELGICA
La Casa Real ItdliGnG estG
eSmpdrentGdG CON la Casa
Real BelgG

Roma, enero 17.--1talia OBJ
serva con ansiedad 10 sprepaFa-
tivos militares que Belgica y Ho
landa Hevan a termino por te-
NOR a ser atacados por Alema-
MIA. Ell gobierno de Mussolini no
desea que eel conflicto europeo
Sc extienda en- esa direction,
que significaria la violaci6n por
Alemania de la neutralidad de
Belgica y Holanda y por 10 tan
to una nueva alteration en- las
relaciones entire Italia y Hit
Ter.
Aqui estuvO de vista la soma
ma pasada, buscando datos, Ell
exprimer ministro de Holanda,
Collin. Entonces Sc dijo por
los peri6dicos que la vista no
tenia caracter politico.
Italia admira la firmeza de-
Holanda en- la crisis. En- cuanto
a Belgica no debe oNidarse que
la casa real italiana esta empa-
con la casa real belga,
que la esposa del principe he
redero de la corona es una prin
cesa belga.
En- la pasada guerra mundial
Belgica estuvo aliada con Italia
en- este conflicto Mussolini de
sea, 81 es possible, m~antener a to-
do trance su neutralidad,
La gaceta., 1940-01-17
PARECE EN- Was DE So
LUCION LA ~C0NTROVER!
STA DE LA INDIA

Bombay, India, Enero H.
FL virrey de la India, marques
de Linlithgow, estuvo alqui de
vista y declare que la controveF
sia en- este pals Sc halla en- Was
de una Immediate soluci6n.
IConferenci6 en- esta ciudad
con los jefes mahometanos e
hindues Y con varios exminis-
tros del gobierno de Bombay.
Las palabras del Virrey tie
men el Significado, en- opinion de
los observadores politicos, de
complacer la demanda hecha
por ell Congreso de toda la In
dia, en- cuanto a una declaration
inglesa. Este parecer es compar
lido por Ell peri6dico hindu de
Madras, quien exige la restau-
raci6n del Gobierno Constitucio
nal en- las provincias mediante
una invitaci6n para que Ell Con-
greso reasuma sus poderes.
La gaceta., 1940-01-17
MANZANAS CLAVADAs
CONTRA LA ANEMIA'

I'm remedio para la anemia
popular entire los viejos y que
hace mucho tempo fue abando-
nado por la profession medical
he sido justificado per I'm rel
cidNe descubrimiento cientifi.
co. Los campesinos acostum-
braban a dar manzanas acidas,
en- las cuales habfan Introduce
do clavos de hero unos GUAM
tos dias antes, q la genie que SUI
de clorcsis o anemia. Ell por
que ell hero consumido de esta
manera tiene que ser mas eficaz
que cuando 10 dan del modo u.
sual no Sc supo hasta que Sc des-
cubri6 ell hecho de que ell hero
es mas effective en- estos casos
crando Sc toma simultaneamen.
tie con vitamina c, en- la cual las
manzanas son muy ricas. De es-
ia manera ell instinto ha proba.
do otra yez estar en- 10 cierto.
La gaceta., 1940-01-17
UNA DEL CO
RAZoN D LA MUER
TIE AL SENADOR D C

Tallahassee, Enero l7.-Uno
de los mas populares senado.
res del Estado, William C..
Hodges, muri6 de una enfer
medad del coraz6n a las 6:45
de la ma1ana de hoy. Habia
cumplido Ga amos y fue dos We
ces candidate a gobernador
del Estado.
Hodges envi6 una declara-
ci6n a los peri6dicos del Es.a-
do, en- esta semana, anuncian-
do que seria de nuevo candi-
dato.
"Yo espero, a MEDIA que
la campana progrese, que nj
estado fisico me permita dis
cutir algunos de los problemas
a que ell pueblo debe hacer
frente y que debieran ser ell
punto de dominic en- la selec-
ci6n de un gobernador,
mo tengo ell deseo de die
q los eiudadanos como de-
ben votar; pero ST de senalar-
algunos peligros para su
propia protection y, 81 es pa,
extender las clausulas
dispositivasde la ley de Patri-
monio Familiar,
Hodges llevaba l8 amos en-
Ell Senado y fue presidente de
la alta Camara del Estado en-
La gaceta., 1940-01-17
WRIGHT ACUSADO DE RO-
BAR UNI ANILLO VALUA-
DO EN- $500

Ell fiscal del Condado, ], e.
Williams, present6 hoy un escri
to en- la Corte de 10 Criminal a.
cusando a Leslie Wright, de AZ
amos, del 1905 de la Septima ave
nida, de robar un anillo, valua-
do en- $500, de una esten6grafa
de la oficina del senador Pat
Whitaker.
La policia encontr6 la joya Ell
una casa de empenos y mas tar
de detuvo al ladr6n. Wright ME
ga haber tenido ell anillo en- sus
manos y afirma que NADIA sabe
del delito,
La gaceta., 1940-01-17
DESNATURALIZADOS
Lem Tolstoi
ia Revue de Paris

81 existiese un hombre ente-
ramente ignorante de la vidaHde
les hombres de nuestro n46ndo
cristiano y alguien yini&e a de-
cirle: hay gentes cue sc hs1gorS
ganizado una vida tai que Ia
mayor parte de entire <llos, el
99%, 0 POGO menos, vive Nnrn
incAante trabajo fisico, sufrien
do una penosa miseria misntras
la otra parte. vive emf la O.
y ell lujo; 81 esk cente-.
sima parte tiene su rel gi6n, su
ciencia, su arte, icual de\e ser
su religion, su ciencia, farte?
Pienso que no hay sino una reSD
puesta possible: una rRligi6n, u
ma cienc:a y IN arte Eesnatura--
lizsdos y malvadosc.
La gaceta., 1940-01-17

rasp, que dicen la libran del in
sonnio. Los convasescienteS de
academies Y operaciones quir1r
gicas, aprecian muchoo los aro-
mas de los lirios, heliotropos 4
otras flores y plantas aroma
ticas.
I'm restaurativo rapido son las
sales a%romaticas, para ser aspi-
radas y revivir a una persona
Que ha perdido ell conocimiento.
Las sales de amoniaco son CO.
nocidas desde el siglo dieciseis,
Y fueron puestas en- uso medici-
nal por Silvio de la Boo, que la
bautiz6 con ell nombre de Car
minativo de Silvius''. En- su for
original contenia esencia de
clavos, musco, tartaro y esprit
tn de vino. La formula ha cam
biado mrcho desde aquel enton-
ces, pero los perfumes todavia
juegan papel importante como
restaurativos.
-Algunas veces aspiramos
ciertos perfumes. que nos de-
jan paralizados en- GALES y pla-
zas.
La gaceta., 1940-01-17
sERA EscoCIDA "MIS Sc
NORITA DEL TABACO 1910"

La verbeRa DEL Tabaco es.
cogera este afo a Miss Seho-
rita del Tabaco 194O."
Sc hara la selection ell We
nidero domingo 81, en- eileen
tro Obrero, a ia una-de la tar
de, por los lid Tres OBJ eros Gil
ROLAND Orestho, de Union
495; PedrP ermuy, dAla 494
Franci&o Diaz Rogue, Ne la
Ala; Frank Giglio, de 1855;
Mauricio Tore, de II 493;
Fernando Garcia, de la 462
Castellano, de la 500,
y tambi@n Manuel Grcia, spre-
sidentedel Comit6 Consultivo
Conjunto, Y Pedro R. Moya,
director de "El International"
Sc hara la selection de en-.
ire las mas bellas murhachas
que trabajan en- la fabrica.
La gaceta., 1940-01-17
Ell HEROISMO DEL
CAPTAIN OATES
"Samday ChrOnicle', LOndres

La Gran Bretaha ACADIA de
conmemorar ell 250 aniversario
de la muerte de un valiente, de
un courageous gentleman, Ell
captain Laurence Oates. En- Ell
curse de la expedition del capt.
tan Scott al polo Sur, cinco HON
bres tenian que recorrer mil qui
nientos kilometres a pie, a ira
yes del gelido desierto de la re-
gi6n polar. Uno de ellos, Evans,
fue ell primero en- morir. Luego,
ell captain Oates sinti6se muy
enfermo, comprendiendo en- Sc
guida que con las manos y los
pies totalmente helados Sc con-
vertirfa en- una terrible carga
para sus companeros. Ash, en-
medic de la noche, mientras Sc
desencadenaba una atroz tenn
pestad de nieve, sali6 de su pc
quena tienda, instalada junto a
la Gran Barrera de los hielos, v
deliberadamente dejdse morir
defrio. Y en- Ell momento en- que
Scott escribia, antes de caerse-
lie ell lapiz de entire los dedos
congelados, en- la Ultima pagi-
ma de su diario, s~eguramente
pensaba en- 81 mismo y en- Oates
al consignar: "Despues de to-
do, es mejor morir aqui que en-
la c6moda casa de uno".
La gaceta., 1940-01-17
Ell DIARIO RUSO PRAVDA
ACUSA A UN FISCAL

Moscu, Enero 17.-El dia
rio Pravda relata la odisea de
un maestro, d. R. Filipovitch,
detenido bajo una acusaci6n
poIitica en- 1887 Y expulsado
del Partido Comunista.
La hija del maestro pidic
una Investigation al fiscal de
la RepGblica de Ukrania y es-
tie NADIA hizo.
Cuando Filipovitch fue pues
to en- libertad. pudo probar
que era lnocente Y consigui6
Sc lie devolviera su puesto.
Ell peri6dico critica la coz
Quota del fiscal y dice que es-
tie, para eoonomizar, pudiera
reemplazar a sus empleados
con un sello de gonna.
La gaceta., 1940-01-17
10 QUE r DIcEN
Y 70 COMENTO
POr Jose r. Sonfeia

Aquellos olores que son pla'
.centeros a nuestros 6rganos OIL
fativos, .esos deliciosos perfu-
mes que producer los laborato-
rios de los quimicos, tienen una
Influenza definida sobre la sa-
lud de la humanidad.
Esta realidad ha sido compro-
bada mas de una vez. Los anti
guos griegos reconocian la in
fluencia de los perfumes suaves
Y tenian profundos conocimieu-
tos de los felices efectos que pro
ducian en- ell aparato digestive.
En- la historic de Grecia, seg1n
Atenius, Sc dice que los griegos
Sc impusieron la moda de llevar
unas bolsitas, como los escapu-
larios, donde encerraban perfu-
mes especiales que 'endulzaban'
ell aire mientras Sc entregaban
a los placeres g~astron6micos.
Varios siglos despues el in
giles John Evelyn Sc propuso ha
Ger de Londres la ciudad mas
saIuable y dichosa del mundo
cristiano, plantando, en- todos
los sitios donde era possible, can
tidades de plantas aromaticas, y
aquellas que producer flores
con fuerte perfume.
El eminente professor Gusta-
vo Jaeger escribi6 un libro So
bre la Influenza de los olores,
donde trataba de demostrar Y
prolongar que Ell olfato es ell
mas importante de los cinco
sentidos; que ell nervio olfativo,
en- realidad, EZRA Ell asiento del
espiritu". Los hombres que Sc
dedican a profundas investiga-
clones, sostienen que Ell uso de
ciertos perfumes es prOfilactico
en- alto grade. Son muy pocas
las personals a las que no agrada
csc suave y delicioso perfume
que Sc disemina en- ell aire con
Ell aqua de colonia (sin K) o
cualquiera otra de las que Sc
usan para fricciones.
Para aliviar la excitaci6n ner
viosa en- los casos de fiebre, Sc
ha usado con mucho exito Ell
perfume del sandalo. Muchas
personals duermen con almoha-
dillas rellenas con las flores del