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The Phoenix index., 1940-07-06

ington, D. c.; Warren r. Cochrane,
Activities Secretary of the New
York YMCA and DR.. Charles H
Wesley, Dean of the Graduate
School of Howard University.
These leaders will contribute to
panel discussions on 1.-The Negro
and the Present World Crisis-Hia
Status, Stake and Strategy, ano
1.-The YMCA Program with Youth
in the Present World Crisis. Early
reports indicate some 400 YMCA
leaders from 20 states viii be pres
ent.
The delegates will endeavor to
complete the $125,OOO Expansion
Fund for Colored YMCA's launch
ed in Washington, D. c., two years
ago. This fund will extend YMCA
services to needy colored youth in
all parts of the country, particular
ly to those in the deep South long
deprived of the benefits of a YMCA
program.
The Laymen's Conference will b"
preceded by YMCA Secretaries
Study Institute beginning July q
and runrtng through the 18th. al
the Manual Training School in
Bordentown. "This Institute will
give special attention to the pro-
gram and leadership of YMCA's
during this pe;,od of cries" ac-
cording to DR. Charming H. Tobias
Senior Secretary of the National
YMCA Colored Department.
Among the Association secretar
les scheduled to lead the discus
sions during the Study Intitute, are:
Lloyd A. Lee, Roanoke, Vi
S. Booker, youngstown, Ohio; A.
w. Hardy, Newark, N. j.; j. B. Eu-
banks, Indianapolis, Ind; DR.
Charming H. Tobias, w. r. Coch-
rane, r. B. DeFrantz, and Leslie j
Tompkins. New York City; Leo B.
Marsh, Columbus; Ohio; CampbelJ
@. johnson, Washington, D. c.; P.
j. Hauser, Evanston, ILL.,; E. E. Far
ley, Columbus, Ca; J. B. Redmond
Princeton, N. j.; B. w. Overton,
Wilmington, Del; H. G. Christie.
pher, NorfG:.z, Va; Wilbur c. Wood
son, Detroit, Mich; F. E. DeFrantz,
Indianapolis, Ind.
j. Raymond Henderson. minister
of the Bethesda Baptist Church.
New Rochelle, N. Y, and DR.. j.
Earle Stuart, consultant ON Health
Activities for Negroes of N. j.
State Department of Health, will
also be on the program.
Campbell G. johnson, Secretary
of the 18th Street Branch YMCA,
Washington, D. c., is director OF
the Institute, and Hilmer l.. Jen-
sen, Trenton, N. j., is secretary.
The officers of the Conference
besides w. r. Valentine, president,
are: DR.. Conwell Banton, Whining
ton, Del; Charles H. Payne, Gin
cinnati, Ohio, and John H. Wood
hous, Baltimore Md, vice-presi-
dents: Henry w. Pope, New York
City, secretary; and E. B. Weather
less, Brooklyn, N. Y, registrar
treasurer,
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-06
Concern Is
Noted Ouer
Bond Issue
ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)-

ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)-
Cclored Atlanta leaders express
ed much concern Saturday over
the proposed city bond issue which,
according to reports published, does
not allocate cent for strictly race
benefit. while specifically designed
to take care of others.
JChn Wesley Dobbs, resident of
the C1vic-Political League, and T.
M. Alexander, president of the
Atlanta Branch of the NAhCP,
went into huddle Saturday after
noon concerning the issue to be
recommended Atlanta City Coun-
Gil Monday, July \, by the Finance
Committee.
Dobbs and Alexander, who had
already conferred with Board of
Education officials and were as
sured that interests of the colored
group would be fairly considered,
said it appeared the race is to be
ignored. They said it now seems
that the Finance Committee is
recommending 81 $4,000 for white
schools, $2,OO0,O0O for Grady Hos
pital and 100000 for the Fire De-
partment. but not one cent for
Negro schools.
The leaders say Atlanta Negroes
must act quickly if this unjust and
unfair proposal is to be corrected.
Negro ministers and organization
leaders desiring to help should i'm
mediately phone Mr.. Dobbs at
Walnut 4728, or T. H Alexander
at Raymond 8760.
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-06
Reed Street Baptist
Church Choir On Air

ed as the general director. L. c..
Mann and l.. B. Byron had charge
of the chorus.
A large crowd jammed the audi
torium located on the roof of the
Savoy Hotel to hear the broadcast.
The program is for the public. Rev.
w. r. Wilkes, pastor of Allen
Temple ANE Church, will be the
speaker next Sunday night, Rev.
Taschereau Arnold, publicity di-
rector stated.
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-06
Have You
Registered?

Are you interested in the affairs
of the state in which you make
your living? Are you interested in
conditions of the Negro race, in
regards to state and county en-
ployment? If you are, why not BE-
a good citizen and jcin those who
are fighting to make Arizona bet
ter place in which to live. Regis
ter now and be prepared fer the
coming election. ....
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-06
Getting ReadyTo
Get That Job Is
IndeedAPr0hIem
Rv DEZBE HILLIARD-KNIGHT

Ali Is Fair In Love, War and
Business: Some screwball Said that
at some time or another. But take
it from one who knows, you young
er Sepia Charmers: WAR is HELL
LOVE Is HELL-BUS1NESS Is
HELL; CONCENTRATED.
And you high school and college
graduates of the Year OF OR LORD
1910 will have to make your own
Heaven out of the Hell into which
you've been promoted or denoted,
as it we're
A diploma and four to eight
years of exposure to knowledge are
not sufficient armament nowadays.
Your teachers have sweated bull
lets trying to penetrate your lovely
craniums with a world of erstwhile
facts" but they have not ana
cannot penetrate the barriers OF
snobbishness, color prejudice and
favoritiSm for you. YaSsum! you're
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-06
CoI0red Nurses Home
Hit As Fire Hazard

ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)-
The fire hazard and overcrCWd-
cd conditions at the colored nurses
home of Grady Hospital were dc
plored Friday by the Fulton gran6
jury in presentments for the May
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-06
Named Fellow OF
Science Assn

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, Ala
(ANP)-Dr M. F. Spaulding, in
structor of agronomy. in the school
of agriculture, Tuskegee institute,
received this week notice of his
unanimous selection by the coun-
Gil of the American Association for
the advancement of Science as a
fellow in the association.
This announcement was made by
F.. r. Moulton, permanent secre-
tary. and was accompanied by for
NAL certificate suitably engraved.
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-06
trated News.

ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)-
Chariot Wheel made its initial
appearance over Station WSB Sun
day night at 1890 o'clock at the
Savoy Hotel. The broadcast, heard
over 80 stations, featured an able
talk by Rev. C. N Ellis. presi-
dent, Atlanta Baptist Ministers
Union.
Music was furnished by Reed
Street Baptist Choir. Rev. S. P.
Psttagrue, chairman, radio COM
mittee. read the scripture and serv-
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-06
(Con.inued on Back Page)
KILLS PARAMOUR AND SELF

GREENVILLE, S. CLAMP
For the second time in less than
a month a Negro has refuted the
charge that southern colored folk
do not commit suicide,
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-06

Mr.. Lee rushed the victim to
Grady where, despite every effort
to- save his life, he passed away at
five o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Mystery cloaks the reason for his
decision to take mis- own life A
few personal effects were found on
his bed and cash in the amount
of cne dollar and twenty-eight
cents.
Two police patrol cars. No. 12
and No. Is, figured in the re-
portedly accidental shooting Of
James Walker, 90, of 1862 Boulevard
at 2:25 Am. Sunday morning.
Car Is noticed Walker standing
in back of retail stores en- the COL
ner of Edgewood and Daniel. Ac-
cording to their version of the af-
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-06

OCC4 5Id III CWCI1 lOV
Hilliard as, he Stum-
bled to the front door.
She Immediately called
Willie Lee who also
lives at 183 Hilliard.
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-06

ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)-
Henry Gather, 81, residing at
1876 Hilliard Street, NE. crank
potion of lysol Sunday at eleven
o'clock. He was discovered at
tempting to get into his house by
La gaceta., 1940-11-27

Sc tap6 nuevamente Ell rostro
cen las manos, en- una evocaci6n
atrOz de TODD 10 que habia ocu-
rrido en- Madrid.
iPobre Maria de Ia Cruzl..
iPobrs mujer excelsa, conde-
NADIA por e. a purgar una falta
horrible que no habia cometido !
iY TODD por haber intentado
.salvar el honor de Maria de las
Nieves, el honor. por tanto de
les marqueses de Rio Verde Y de
Pedro y la vida del pobre niho,
.fruto de aQuellos amores culpa-
best.
~ Qobre Celia tambien, la nj
ma de carnes de rosa y de leche,
que al fin comprendia Pedro
que era su hija!...
IAN, el drama espantosol...
liza tragedia sin nombre!,..
~ 81 la habia condenado, a Ia
nina tambien, a Ia miseria, al
La gaceta., 1940-11-27

ella estallar IN sol de GRO sobre
su cabeza v sobre su vida mis-
ma. el contento y la ioca algeria
de Pedro de Ndhez no tenian Ii
mites.
Sc parecia un hombre nuevo,
un muerto resucitado, un para
Ilitico que hubiera reeobrado,
Dor un milagro de los cielos, Ia
salud y todas sus facultades de
golpe, y, con elias, la santa y dul
Ice dlcha de vivir.
Con Ell alma eatera, con TODD
eel coraz6n, habia otorgado va Il
.perd6n que pedian en- esta carta
Miguel de Guzman y su prima
Maria.
lC6mo no habria de haberlo
heoho. 81 esta carta lie deyolyia
la vida?
maria de Ia Cruz no habia
mentidol maria de la Cruz no
lie habia traicionado!.v
Esta era Ia verdad, Ia verdad
La gaceta., 1940-11-27

indudable, la verdad que salta-
ba a sus ojos Y a su conciencia
con teda la pureza de las cosas
cuya claridad salta a Ia vista.
iAlui tenia las pruebasl Mi.
gua de Guzman y su prima Ma
Tia estaban en- ia Argentina; 81,
Pedro, iria a verlos, les oiria Ell
.relato de TODD el drama y les ro-
garia que le ayudasen a haeerss
perdonar por Maria de Ia Cruz,
&c la martir. a la que 81 ccnden6
tan barbaramente, euandO era
una santa que nunea habia men
lido.
iAh! La piedad le desborda-
ba ahora del coraz6n con tan;a
fuerza, que le hacia daho!
Estaba ansioso de perdonar,
ansi 80 de rehsbilitar a la sam
ia, a la martir, a Ia que tanto
debia haber sufrido en- estos eua
trO amos del inferno.
iAh, que horriblel
La gaceta., 1940-11-27

.fue en- los dos primeroS amos, un
verdadero poema de amor y de
ventures inefables.
"Yo compre una gran extern
sion de terra, nos hicimos cons
truir una buena casa de campo,
la rodeamos de jardines y de
dependencies, y viviamos en- pie
ma Naturaleza, viendo erecer 8
nuestro hijO, que a los cuatro a.
nos parecia un muchacho de
.seis o de ocho, tan fuerte Y ere
edo Y soberbio estaba.
"Pero veras.
"Ahora viene una tragedia no
rrible, una cosa espantoSa que
I'd Y tn mujer Y vuestros tics y
TODD el mundo, no sabeis sine
ADVERTISEMENTS la muerte de
Isidoro de Borgona.
"Vosotros sabreis 10 que ha III
cho la prensa de TODD el mundo,
entire ella la de Espana: que Isl
doro fue asesinado hace cercs
La gaceta., 1940-11-27
Billy Come peleara el Wenes con Lee Savold
Ell Rubio de Desmoines ha ganado por nocaut
cas 1ltirnas peleas

New York, Nov. 27.-Billy
Conn, el campa6n de las rs il.
bras, fuer.e aspiran.e al trono
de joe Luis, invadira de n1evo
las filas del peso comp.eto, 81
%viernes, para batirse cen Ell "ti-
gre rubio" de Des Moinas, Lee
Savold, en- un match a u asal-
tos.
Conn estima Ell combate como
un paso en- la ruta hacia una pc
lea con jose Luis, en- ell verano
de 1941. Las apuestas sc italian
a favor de Conn; pero los peri
tos declaran que Sayold es un O.
.ponente psligroso.
FL joven de Des Moines ha ga
nado sus 1ltimas cinco pe.eas
'por nocaut, derribando en- ell ca
mino a Billy Miske, Dcmingo
Vain, Bob Nestell, Andy Miller
La gaceta., 1940-11-27
OEPORTE
Ell USO DE INSIGNIAS
POR LOS

New York, Nov. FLA Co.
mission Atletica del estado acor-
do prohibir ell uso de insignias
raciales o religiosas, en- los cua-
drilateros de su Jurisdiction, a
los boxeadores de tcdas las cate
gorias. Ell mayor general Phe-
Ian declare que ell acuerdo Sc ha
bfa tornado en- b~eneficio del be-
xeo y despues de larga conside-
raci6n.
Bajo la nueva regla las insig-
Mas nj siquiera Sc podran poner
en- las batas de bano que los pG-
giles usan para subir al "ring'
Sc les permitira a los gladiado-
res, sin embargo, bordar sus
nombres en- las batas, pero no 81
toleraran emblemas de caractel
racial o simbolos religiosos dc
cualquier forma de identified
ci6n y significado.
La gaceta., 1940-11-27
MARTELIANO DERROTO
A GEORGE MARTIN

New York, Nov. 27.-FoRy
MartelianO, del East Side, derro
to por puntos, en- ocho ~asaltos, a
Georgia Martin, de Boston. Ca
81 toda la pelea Sc libro cuerpo,
a cuerpo, pero los dos pegaron
muy fuertes golpes. Marteliano
pesaba 147A libras, una mas
que su adversario.
Leo Kodak, de Chicago, all
canz6 Ell fallo de los jueceS sobre
Julie Kogon, de New Haven, en-
en- ocho asaltos. Utilizando su
mayor experienced Kodak pudo
veneer q 81 rival.
La gaceta., 1940-11-27

= Arne Anderson.
Mike Jacobs lie cfreci6 una pc
len con Bob Pastor, en- mario,
zero el encuentro no lego a We
~rificarse. Conn pele6 fr1nte .
Paste y lie derrot6.
BLY, no ha sido acostado toda
via y Savold, en- esta semana, hs
empezado a hablar de un triun-
fo por ia via del sueno."
Cast todos los peritos sostie r
men que el "tigre" recibira una
lection de boxeo y alguncs esti-
man que sera puesto a dormir.
Savold derrot6 en- New York,
.cn el mes de enero, a Jim Robin
IN. La pelea de- viernes sera su
segunda en- Ia Metr6pcli. Sc re-
conocen en- el estas cualidades:
Va,entia, agilidad, inteligencia,
fortaleza, puhos formidables y
axtraordinaria r~esistencia.
La gaceta., 1940-11-27

ell; pero todos sus muchachos Sc
:ncuentran en- admirable condi
clones fasicas Y Sc proponen re-
petir Ell triunfo del ahc pasado.
Harry Kerr volvera a la Inca
de fuego por los Terriers, recu-
.perado va por complete de las le
stones que sufriera en- una rcdi-
liza y uno de los tobillos.
Ricardo Fidalgo desea repetir
sus hazanas del ano pasado con-
ira las panteras, tirandO sus
metores passes.
En- el departamento de los
"punterazos" las Panteras, con
Billy Martin, tienen una apre-
.ciable ventaja,
La gaceta., 1940-11-27

Nclo y al horror de los bajos
fondos s~cciales, al tempo que
q la pcSre martir la escupia en-
.el %rostroS la abofeteaba y la ex-
pulsaba del hogar conyugal CO.
mo Sc arrcia a una ramera de ia
callel.,
Pedro abati6 ahora al pecho
Ia cabeza.
D. sus CLOS, tanto tempo Sc
cos, brctaba al fin la humedad
quemadora Y consoladora de las
.agrimas.
iLloraba, ST, llorabal
iLloraba con Ell rostro oculto
entire las manos, hundido en- Ia
butsea del wagon raservado del
tren, que lie Nevada haeia la cos
ia, hacia Espaha, hacia la mu-
Jer y la nina queridas que aho-
"a, cen una dicha que lie ponia
a punto de morir, comprendia
que tenian derechO a volver a
vivir en- su coraz6ni...
La gaceta., 1940-11-27
Con Ell bate, la Mascota y los Espejuelos
(Psr Tira . cuartA)

La serie de cinco juegos entire
los Lealas campeones y las Es-
trellas Profesionales Sc halla EN-
patada.
Ganaron los de la Intersociai
& primer juego y las Estrellas
triunfaron Ell domingo.
"Ohalin" Cuellar lanz6 sus me
iores r~sctas, curvas y bolas Al
tas.... Y los muchachos amateurs
sc quedaron en- dos hits.
Como Chalin no lanzara el co
mingo Y Pulido ira a la Inca de
fuego per 10 Leales, los peritos
ampiezan a reconocer mayores
probabilidades de victoria, en- ell
tercer encuentro, a los jo0enes
de la Intersocial.
Dicese que Alfonso Lopez uti-
lizara a Gatty y tambien ;. Nc
Gahagin, Ell joven pitcher cue en-
Ia Ultima temporada lanzo por
e Circulo.
Alfonso Lopez quiere yer a
McGahagin en- acci6n. segun L.
Sanchez.
Willie Paz volvera Ell domingo
Al juego. luego de haber sido sus
rendido por una semana.
Polk, Ell yeterano, actu6 de ma
nera admirable en- ell desafio de
IA derrota Y Willie anda a la bus
ca de unos espejuelos de batear.
Algunos dicen que la 'tpanade
ria lie ha cortado a Willie sus
brios como bateador; pero 81 OPP
ma que no hay tai cOsa,
La gaceta., 1940-11-27
La Gaceta FOlletin No. $40
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

easiones muy dolorosas nos We
mos obligados a matar para no
ser matados L..
ZEN fin, divago; perdona.
"Ahora te voy a eontar el epi-
logo de nuestra historic, 10 que
nj td nj Maria de la Cruz podeis
saber porque Sc ha desarrolla-
do en- esta Argentina inmensa,
adonde Winimos a refugiarnos
desde Barcelona.
"Yo renuncie a mi carrera,
cogf a la que va considerable CO.
mo mi verdadera familia y nos
embarcamos cen rumbo a estas
tierras de la Argentina.
"Aqui, Pedro nuestra vida
La gaceta., 1940-11-27
VICTORIA DE MAHER

Filadelfia, Nov. 27.-En una
pelea sostenida en- el Club Atle-
tico, Billy Maher obtuvo una IA
Gil victoria sobre Charles Sulie,
su rival de Filadefia. Maher a.
taco per ell cuerpo y pudo acu-
mular muchos puntos en- los pri-
meros asaltos. Cada uno pesaba
1872 libras,
La gaceta., 1940-11-27

de dos amos, per una tribu de in
dios salvajes de los Andes, en-
las fronteras de Chile Y la Ar
gentina.
"Pero la verdad es otra, y ahO
ra vamos a decirtela en- esta
carta..."
Pedro de Nunez interrumpi6
una vez mas la lectura alucinan-
te.
iQue iba a leer ahOra?
SQue misterio Sc iba a desve-
lar ante sus ojos?
iTodo 10 que iba leyendo, lie
producia una emoci6n immense.
ahogadora, porque cada detalie
deScorria mas ell velo del miste-
rio en- que hasta aqui habia Vi
vido 81, la venda que crhria sus
ojos, confirmandole la inocencis
de Maria de la Cruz.
Ante esta verdad, va innega-
BILE; ante eSta revelation que ha-
La gaceta., 1940-11-27
Aggies contra TeraS

Manana, Dia dc Oar Gracias,
les Aggie de Texas jugaran con
"a Unviersidad de Texas. A pc
sar del NAL tempe en- Austin,
los Atletas Sc han venido entire
rando con particular esmero.
Texas prspara una nueva es :
trategia contra los Aggies; pero
81 team de los j6venes de la BIZ
blia es uno de les mejores del
pais. Marion Pugh, que estaba
lastimado, cojeando regres6 a
yer a las filas y jugara.
La gaceta., 1940-11-27
HOY Sc REUNIRA LA YER
BENA DEL TABACO

Esta noche, en- el edificio de
la Camara de Concrete de Ybor
Sc reunira La Verbena del Ia
baco.
Suplicase la asistencia de to-
dos los senores directories.
Marcia viento en- popa, seg1n
Jose Glamour, Ell preSidente, la
recollection de fondos.
La gaceta., 1940-11-27
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get MenthO- n u|SioR

ing highest grade beechwood creO-
scte for penetration. Genuine Cal
itornia fig syrup gives Mentho-
Mulsior. 9 taste tie whole family
viii like. It clings to the mem
branes SO its soothing, healing in
gradients act faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit;
"Attendance at church Is neces-
sary for human welfare, but don't
endanger the congregation with .
cold cough WHEN Mentho- Mulsion Il
so inexpensive and easy 70 obtain
M entho-M ulsion is endorsed by
your neighbors and SUI ranteed by
ie~4ipg draec' SIS evaT7 ~-l1'~a c6v.
La gaceta., 1940-11-27
Serd despedido Ell coach Smith

SeTd despedido Ell coach Smith
BESIDE Columbus, Ohio, Co.
munican que la Universidad
Ohio State deiara fuera de ca
bana, al terminorse la Temporal
da, al coach Francis A. Schmidt.
sabado anterior Michigan de
rrot6 a Ohio State con anota =
ci6n de 40 por 0. Fue la peor
temperate del Ohio en- los 1lti-
mes diez amos.
FL contrate del coach es solo
por un aiio.
La gaceta., 1940-11-27

II you suffer from rheumatic, srthr-
inexpensive home Eecipe that thouasnds
ars using. Get q package Of Ru-Ex
Compound today. Mix Il with q quart
9 water. add the juice Of 4 lemons.
tie easy. No trouble. at al and
spooniuls two times = day. Often
within 10 hours sometimes over
night splendid results are
ssiaIRed' i ths pains Dc no.
Eel better, Ru-Ex will cost You
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noney-bad GUARANTEES. Ru-EE
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msndsd b. Good DrugRores EveryWhzs
La gaceta., 1940-11-27
Tirando Ell Balon
Ell PARTIDO DE MANANA

Manana Sc verificara, en- ell
terreno de Phillips, el sensacic-
nal partido annual entire los Te-
rriers de HiHsborough, los pre-
dilectos de la juventud latina, y
las Panteras de Plant, llamados
por algunos 'la genie bien' de
Palma Celia.
Spurgeon Cherry sabe que "a
tarea de veneer a Plant no rs "a
La gaceta., 1940-11-27

tervino en- la organization Y tie
ne a su cargo las taquillas y can
tinas.
La Unione tendra a su cuida-
do la cantina, ell domingo. va 10
saben Mario Pullara e Ignacio
Antinori. Hora de hacer acto de
presencia: l de la tarde.
La gaceta., 1940-11-27

Sc SoLICITA una Sonora para
Ell cuidado de una nina. Debe
ser mayor de 80 amos. Dirijase
al GIG Doce avenida. Pregunte
por ell Sr. Rivero o lame por ell
telefono NJ 59-712.
La gaceta., 1940-11-27

A cold cough seriously endargers
GU, your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss OF time
than all other diseases combined.
II YOU have a cough due to a cold,
ret fentho-M ulsion, The guaran-
teed medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsion fails To sop your cougnin
Immediately ana get you entirely
ever your cold cough quicker than
ny me1icire you ever tried, ask
or yenr money BE- K. -
Rfertho- Mulsion is tno1e than an
,rdsnsry medicine. 1t contains vita
nii1s A and d to build your e3ld
resistance, sud seven soothing,
fi~. nily a-1 wp~rcn4-. inclsld
La gaceta., 1940-11-27

Los desaffos de la serie de Gin
co juegos Sc italian dirigidos por
la Liga Intersocial.
TODD Ell personal de la Liga in
La gaceta., 1940-11-27
COMPRO CANARIOS

Page por los canarios ma
chos de mas de un ano $500,
y por pichones garantizados
que SON machos, $3.50. Pre-
gunte por Vega en- ell 2202
de Ia Gale IL.
La gaceta., 1940-11-27
AN URGENT MESSAGE
to women who suffer
female WEAKNESS

Few women today are free from some sign
o. functional trouble. Maybe you've noticed
YOURSELF getting restless, moody, ner-
yous depressed lately-your work toomuch
for yod-
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Evening star., 1940-07-21
Fortifying Philippine,
Would Invite War,
Observer Believes
Jopon Likely to View
Move as Endoneerins
Policy in Far East
By COL. FREDERICK PALMER,

BY COL. FREDERICK PALMER,
NEW YORK, July 20 (N.A.N.A)
I'm their fortnight stand for ma
tional and hemisphere defense both
party platforms failed to mention
the Far East situation. To those
who know it, and know Prince
Fumimaro Konoye, Japan's Pre-
mier-designate, and Manuel Quezon,
President Of the Philippines, its
swiftly developing factors are as
likely to draw us into a war as Nazi
activities in South America.
In addition to protecting the
Western Hemisphere, are we also
to protect by armed force the Phil
ipptnes, where our flag still flies?
If so, we had better start building
q three-ocean navy at once-one
for the Indian Ocean, too.
We had better appropriate i'm
mediately an initial billion dollars
to establish heavily fortified naval
bases in the Philippines, supported
by a feet Of 5000 planes and Army
garrisons exceeding the combined
total of the garrisons contemplated
for Hawaii, Alaska, the Canal Zone
and Puerto Rico. Transport facili-
ties should also be ready for re-