davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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CHICAGO Cash Market.

Cash srain-Wheat, No. hard, s5is.
Corn. No. > yellow, 63l2-64 - No. 3.
81 l7-63A.: No. 4. $3.50: No. ). 55s.-5s!a
No. white, go: sample grade, 54-55l9.
Oats. No. red. heavy, 372s; sample.
mixed, 30 No. red. extra heavy, &C.
sample grade red. heavy. 32i2: No. l
white. heavy, 3siz-,4 No; ! white extra
31h. sample grade. white. 36i7 Barley,
mailing, $500 nom: feed 45-55 nom. :;
No. > 63 Sow beans, No. > yellow. a5i.-
s.;, No :, 93s4-94s.; sample grsde yellow.
nal. Timothy, 4 90; alsike. 3 SOLE 90:
gancy red TOD T5U-s 90 red clover. 500
10 90; sweet clover 3 5O-4 90
Evening star., 1941-02-14

NEW ORLEAN1. 4ch. ~ Cotton
futures broke nearly so cents a bale here
today under LONG liquidation hedge sell
ing and weakness in other markets. The
market closed steady 9 points net lower
Evening star., 1941-02-14

The White House was the first
public building erected in WASH
fngton.
Evening star., 1941-02-14
CnifnnSefd Oil.
New Orleans Prices.

Blea chable cottonseeo oil futures closed
1921 lower. Sales, 1S4 contracts. March
621: May, 630-31; July, 6.36-41 Septem-
ber 644.
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Winning Prices.

Prev.
WHEAT-Hieh Low. Close. close.
NAV 11ss ~ - .117s
July 1874 1874 .7S1. 20
OATS
May 35l4 .347s 347s .35rs
Cash wheat. No l hard. ~: No. l
Northern. 74'4; No. >, 12i4 No. 3, 69L
No. white oats, 33's No. 3. 317s.
Baltimore Quotations.
BALTIMORE. Feb. ID lP.-Wheat. No.
red winter -garlicky spot domestic, q134;
February, 91a4.
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New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK Feb IA lF.-Nauonal AS
sociatlon Securities Dealers Inc.
tClosins quotations.
Evening star., 1941-02-14
Recoveries Limited,
But Selling DwindIes
After Midday
Bond Averages
10 Low-Yield Bonds.

Close 49, 1884 Prev. day 1888
M'ntn ago 1140 Year ago l12.5
1941 high has 1941 low 1888
1910 high has 1910 low 1884
New 1941 low.
Compiled py the Associated Press)
Evening star., 1941-02-14
Baltimore Stocks

ST ecial Dispatch to The Star,
BALTIMORE. Feb. IA
Evening star., 1941-02-14
Chicuoo Stock Market

CHICAGO. Feb l4.-Followlng is the
{ mp4et- nss OF TRANSACTIONS on me Chl-
CO s. -cN E..change today:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13
Artillery Ties
With Infantry
Neither Tenn Able
To Score In Come

Regimenfal football champion
ship Of the sist Division Vas un-
decided after Tuesdays Arnistiee
Day battle between ielst Infantry
and l46th Field Artillery which
ended In a scoreless tie ct Clover
Park field
The i6ist drove inside the
i4ethS ten-ysrd line three times
but were unable 10 20 over the
goal line.
In the last minute of play
Ross Warnock Of the Artii-
ierymeu carried the hall from
his own Vineyard line Ia the
So-,srd line. then iatersiled In
Baekman who went the re-
naming 20 yards for = touch
down. However the play WAS
called hack Co the Infantry 40
yard line because of q clipping
penalty.
First downs favored the 16ist.
IS to 4 Harold Garrish led the
Infantry attack.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13
Passing TT Along
With Harold Shaw

Wsla Waa high schools recent announcement that il
Was terminating football relations with Lincoln Abes of Ia
coma clue 10 a reaignment which Is almost certain TO
come in the Cross State league.
An unnamed eastern Oregon opponent-probaby
Pendeton LaGrande-wil he substituted for Lincoln.
The shift that Walla Waa will onl, play three
Cross State football games and will thus be ineligible
Tor the championship" the announcement added.
Last il Bremerton who quit the football schedule
but Seattle Prep inserted in the breach Now its Wa
Waa which is waverng in its loyalty the farung state
circuit.
Perhaps just drop away the
league leaving Yakima dozen
q full round robin
Information coming this Wslla wsla
form Eastern Washington circuit which
Cross State and Southwest Washington circuits sounds
like q move.
However stumbling blocks
it's possible Wala
In shape should developments rapidly this year
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13
4lsi Division
Wins. 70 10 IS
Show Power Drive
Against Poins Club

The sia Division 70 On the
march In . football way.
Tuesday night before $3.50 fans
at Everett. the sunAsts won thsif
first game Of the season by nn-
eorkinx en- amazing display Of
power To defeat PAINE Field Flyers
2o-ip. In . Northwest league game,
TIE Susseta pushed sses
t~s tossrh <iswss Ia tke nr~s
period. sAssd . laird In ths
s-cesd quarter ~ psehiss sp
. fumsse Aad running " hack
Ia pay dirt. then pulled their
punches ard ccAsted IN.
Paul Mccill. ns~ Sunset half
hack, spanked the suns>t attack.
II vas Meolli's ts-yard break
through right tackle which sent
the Sunsets on their way 10 their
FIRST score.
Rcd Asehsnersnnsr. former
Everett high school star. doomed
over for thu touchdown on what
the tist Division modestiy calls
their tank trap" play. . spread
left formation Aschsnbrennsr
kicked the conversion.
Asehenbrsnne also srorsd the
second touchdown after he had
recovered . tumble ON the Flyer
s7-yard line. The Everett ace
plunged over from the thrss-ysrd
line.
Jeha Cor. Sist MsisIos
tackle. pulled the hsg surprsss
play when Ne seeeped up .
Flyer fuus,sie IN ne if-ysrd
line and raced over the goal
line for . touchdown. Asrhea-
brcnner again converted.
The Flyers had scored earlier In
the second period on a s<-ysrd
march. added another In the third
period on q es-ysrd drive. scored
In tho final two minutes on = a.
yard TANKER pass from Abel To
GRANNY.
In their first meeting the two
teams played . seorelsss tie.
-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13

los ANGELES - Right Tackle
Frank Hrsb~tin and Left Tackle
Joe Miksss were On The Lsyois In.
jury list today ~ ths team pre-
pared to msst Creighton unIvsr-
sity ~ Omaha sunday. star Half
hack Bob aehmiIt wss experfsd
10 BE- ready for the contest despite
severe injuries suffered last week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13
Spokone's Stumbling Blocks

Most of the stumbling blocks conferred right in Spo
kane but considerable effort being expended by Spo
kane school to clear away these bugaboos.
Bugaboo No. 1 Spokane school policy which frowns
night football Only few permitted each
Bugabeo No another spokane school board polio, which
prohibits public sehooNorth Central Lewis
Clark Rogers-om taking than overnight
football trip
Both Central took their overnight
significant p while Rogers
defeated 1870 the defeat
Of the for the B-Sate Bantams
The Spokane rulings probably hrowback TO the days
schools barred playing
possibility II
the Spokane rulings then the
those rulings that students don't
like rowdes
And that's what d. Meyer principal Rogers high
the high school athletic associa
hon, Is trying to do.
school athletic
progressive forwardlookng
high school athletics
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13
New Inland Empire Hoop Setup

Biggest thing Meyers has done this year to help promote
Eastern Washington Inland Empire league the set
ting up Eastern Washington Class baseball tourna
ment at Spokane in early March.
Eight teams will take the tourney which Will name three
the state tournament two weeks later The eight teams
Spokane Wnatchee Central Valley
Valley
first six already banded together TO form
An enlarged Spokane which will play twice
ound sche
basketball satisfactory Waa Wala
then about the formation of
embracing the Spokane schools and the two
Valleys little ton small for regular league
would he Interested
the credit should
70 principal make athletics real
community builder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13
Phelan Scouts
OREGON Outfit

aGATri.g Coach Jimmy Pho
Ian returned 10 Washington today
after scouting Oregon In It, game
with Santa Clara and drove the
Huskies In preparation for the
wsbfoot game nsxt week Earl
Younsiove. end. may mi.s the
Oregon game because 81 injuries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13
Oregon Props

nv usfTID rarss
OREGON hish school football resuiss
Aarsbfieid 0. North Bend 0.
BEND 7. klamath Pals 10.
Albany ~. Corvallis q
Baker 7. LAsrAnde o
Hood River 50. Columbia Prep J.
Asr-Hi II. Psndieton
Cottage ofoss -. uniysssif,
fkoxsnsb 7
Newport 10, Toledo o
Ontario 80. Nvsas \
Arlington ~. Condor o.
Mandy q Psfkfo<e o.
Taft 10. rioreBes
fndspendsoe a Dallas o.
Rainier ~, ClatAkanse o
Bandon 90 Resdsport q.
nehzism ~. wheeler n
Myrtle Point 40. Coauiiis .
sprinsfisi6 q, Lebanon q
Junction Ctr ~ rnilomsth Q.
Orsnts psks ~. Rn~sburs o
Anity ~. Sheridan =.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13
X.Stute Future Is BRIGHT

If Wala Wala and Wenatchee both into an Inland
Empire circuit what's the future hold for the Cross State
league?
A become bigger and better than ever before
will would be willing
robin schedule with only slight
which the Pirates would have to do
Lincoln Stadium. BeIlngham and Seattle Prep
TO have compact
In football twelve In basketball.
best thing that Wala Waa made its move
BY ending grid relations with Lincoln
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13
Drills Cards


STAMFORD uN1tGoAgTy. Gal
: Relieving stanford must seors
Al least n points to heat Wash
lngton state Saturday, Coach
Clark shsaRhnsssy drilled the
Cardinals ON pass plays to-day ana
indicated . vide-op~a game vii
result.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13
Sports Parade
By HARRY FERGUSON
United Press Sports Editor

tn'"o rfe>s sP"''s S'o''"r
NEW YORk-The first hit he
ever got in organized baseball
was a screaming triple, and that
sensational debut has been fairly
typical Of the career Of the man
who today Is acclaimed as the
most valuable player In the
American league.
stardom. money. acclaim
the things that other ball players
struggle years to achieve have
been handed to Joseph Paul
DiMaggio on a silver platter.
From the time he made good
with the San Francisco Seals at
an age when he had just learn
ed to use a razor there never
was much doubt about his sue
cess.
lie had only one brief inter
ruption on his march from OBJ
scurity 10 the peak. He Was .
flop A. n shortstop, hut once
he WAS placed In the outfield he
bloomed like . spring flower In
the sun after q rainstorm.
There can't be much doubt
now that he 10 the outstanding
outfielder in the game, although
plenty of votes were cast for
Ted williams in the annual poll
of the Baseball Writer'S asso-
citation.
Your agent believes williams
IL the best hitter OF the two
and also that he has not yet
touched his peak performance,
but the men who thought up
the rules of baseball put em-
phssis on other things as well
as on hitting.
Afield, DiMsggio IN without
peer-both In going back, for
ward and sideways to get the
ball and in throwing IT after he
gets IL.
DiMaggio rose rapidly 70
stardom--he never played for
any other teams except San
Francisco and the Yankees
because he has . wealth Of
natural ability and because he
treats baseball n . business.
lie has studied II carefully. he
concentrates when he IL work.
ing and he makes NO waite
motions.
Once he takes his stance at
the plate, nothing can divert
DiMaggio from the business at
hand. He doesn't even bother
To protest TO the umpire when
he thinks one has been missed.
He has the philosophy Of the
true ball player the men
il blue are honest. are calling
them as they see them and that
in the end the breaks will even
themselves up for the batter.
There seems tn be an impress
sion around the country that
DiMaggio IL 80 gifted that he il
nothing more than a big guy
with a big bat on his shoulder.
Occasionally people complain
that he doesn't show evidence Of
studying the pitchers and fIsur-
ing out ways TO hit them.
They point out that when he
first reported 10 the Yaske~s'
training camp he wh.Ied the
da,IIghts out of the hall. and
had never before looked nj the
stuff that IN. b,x league MITCH
or. were throwing.
That ia psr,iv true "a. IN.
10 hi,s In Ia time. Al ba, tn.,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13

Francis Chaplin and Burt Morris
tied for top honers In medal golf
play ~ Hornkdaie course Tssesday.
each with net sss. Carl fA~son
vas nest. %.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13

PULLMAN. Wnen. Waskssu'
Len sssse's varsity rcissh>t = -.
Tense snF atsnfessrs mospf Z fnr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13

II by standing just q TIME
farther away from the plate.
In came the next pitch. q sweet
hook that was designed 10 run
right into my bat handle. The
ball sailed over the left center
tier In the Polo Crounds
There you have an instance
Of a good pitcher putting . ball
exactly where he wanted II and
then having IL blasted out Of
the park. It's things Ike that
that make great hittsrs and
win votes as the most vsins bic
player IN the American league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13
sperismen Lessne

sport snen IeAGue
Glenn Boyer. shooting for the
strong Bucks team In the sportsmen
league, rolled b77 for the high score
OF all the downtown boslers In Tues
day nights play. his games were
i$s, 222 and 20i.
The sportsmen bowlers turned in
many high scores Paul oomsrud
rolled b33, John Ester s34, Jake John
ston 800. Jack Mcintyre e<s. fof the
best marks.
High Angle games Included, Jack
Mcintyre z2o. Keller 12t. lao Carr
226. Jake Johnston 727 Boyer 111.
and Fsrnklin Farming 23i.
The league leading teams. Bakeries
and Bueks. received rough treatment
AZ the hands of their respective rivals
Bakers iosf three 20 Hardy and Bucks
dropped three 10 Kraft.
Johnnys won three from Atlas.
Cslifornisns won four from Amuse-
ments ana Motors won three from
Bottiers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13

B O W LIN G

Howard Bailey and Doug TIP.
ping captured the individual seer-
ing hcncrs n the Commercial
league matches Tuesday an ne
Broadway alleys. Bailey reiied so
for the high total and Topplnx
Tailed III for the high game
Hetsl LAsses emerged VITA
three points IN their match with
the Photographers and ne~ held
a i've point lead over the Bakery
Ladies. Who gained |. point by win
ming four from the hsrsstsers.
me Bakery gals went into seoeud
Plses. one point ahead q ths
Photo Makers
10 Paddock hAd . ssee 40
series 90 had ROYAL Areanase
In . four point win ever sers-
ieem~a. Ctff studhsiss~'. sss
~a4 high fer the losers.
lee Carrier. split e,es With
ureasea. RAJ sssaersen relied
. nice III game and sse total
fer the icsra. while naiieys
hiE total went for the ur~-
usras
Lefty Tro~bridges leemen Won
three frem Office supplies. With
Clyde Grain turning in siT for the
high series Of the match.
Fannie Gamble topped the fem
mine eowlers Of IN. league with .
sol total and Louise Nahiers
rolled ie2 for the high single.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13

Two new records ~sre sst In the
matches of the feneermens league
Tuesday night on the Coliseum
alleys a. the first.year pin circuit
turned in its best scoring Of the
season.
Ted yohasea. Ne icag,s's
efficient secretary. now keids
the high three game total ~
. result Of his sSs total. and
three high single gamses-i7s.
III and zoo.
Louie Psulson hung up . new
individual single game for the
others to shoot st when he wound
UP his series with a 77s game. Ills
total was ss6.
Hoot Owls won thes from Out
laws. Culis won three from Pea
Shooters. setups won three from
streamlinsrs. Pstchers won four
from shippers. and Veneer spread
srs won three from office.
High angle games included: les
Sherman l7s, Ted Johnson 200. b.
ketter 200. Al Lesser isi. ]. Dor
man 1913, l. MCGOWAN i7e. Louie
Paulson 226. jackson is<. and X.
Miller i76.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13

Gas League
sixth Avenue Bowling Center
The Office squad TOOK all -four
poinfs from the shop men and thu
sales. 1'he Office vs. Shop game sss
three 500 series rolled Torssfson $50
Hin $40 and Ola sos. Torysrson had
high single ana. In the fisnt-ssies
match Bsrfuzzi With 40 had high
series and Asyss 1870 was high single.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13
MN Top I<sxus
X IT. Recreation

MN Top LssxDs
81 Recreation
osrssensn 7boi ~ Vs. Anus
msnt Co 2567 "a High game. Pred
Kemmer 7o4. high s~riss. Monte d.
Paul bif
MiiEnsn 7s7i uD ". Bus Drivers
27Ol az. High ssms. q. Caysiu 7o1.
hisn series. Newell sea
bsirymsn z43b 40 - Bells. 1bit
fsb. High ssme Nd Bell iss high
ssries. Vi Bell 6zz-
Tsiephoas IsAIss
Nsffh Ind Aiisys
uranit~ 1zTs f2) w. Lakewood 7<s7
ca High game. HrLsoo zi0. nish
series Mcleod b3t.
Atlas 1<z7 ~ Va. Broadway Isf1
90. Hisn game. AnGsfsCn 1875. hish
series. Holz $50
Hlsh sAns. No Williams 1875. slsh
sr1ss ksssisS tst
crssivIsx 7szi ~ "a Garland zsfs1
as Hign game. fsifosnss zls. niSn
series. Fairbanks tss
ST Merchants I~~xss
risy Moo tli~fs
randS 1890 a. W ssrn~r snop
ASA "a Hlsn zsn.s Dies creoo 1877
hish seriss Boyer 53z
7sz7 ~ HIN CANT Wilson s7o
nigh series ,. csdy SIS
bruss 7ssi - Va oriii 1sis ~
SERIES, hsFca->on SIT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-13

siuh Avenue AIIsys
YLf No. ! took three out out u
four from the Err Uiria. ii77 10 iies
Margaret Fisher With 13s hzd hlsf
single and Evelyn VESTS 3s2 toss
was high
The other match ssx ths Ale,
tram take four from ths YIf No. .
1903 70 1921 hi~ johnson han hisf
single iss and Hazsl Coleman higf
series lt<.
La gaceta., 1941-01-14

crepe marino tenia una amplia
baGa roja en- la falda plegada /;
una capa de este color aparecia
adori ada con una corbata de Sc
ia ''pClkadot'', roja y blanca,
Los verdes Sc apreciaron en-
aGrigOs de lana sobre estampa-
dos que combinan ell tonO del a.
br.go con otros dolores.
Particularmente attractive re-
sult6 IN crepe que cuenta Ell car
melita chocolate, amarillo, girls
Y verde, en- los dolores que COM
ponen su diseno.
Las situetas estrachas, estili-
zadas, sc mantienen, pero Sc no.
"a tambi@n abundancia de fall
Gas rsctas, plegadas y colgan.
ties. Una interesante innovation
Sc observe en- una banda amplia
de crepe contraStante puesta Il
IA altura de la rodilla en- las fall
das plegadas de crepe.
La gaceta., 1941-01-14
ESFUERZOS PARA N
A FLOTE Ell MANHATTAN

West Palm Beach, Enero Ia
Embarrancado en- la playa, ell
vapOr Manhattan, de la Uni
ted State Line, sera sometido
hoy a nuevas "acticas," por
los remolcadores, con ell fin de
salvarlO. Un ingeniero de esa
compania, w. H. Lee, lego
por aeroplano desde N. York
y dice ue ell vapOr, de $4,000
tonleadas y valuado en- diez
millones de pesos, sera alige-
RADIO antes de que Sc haga o.
tro sfuerzo para sacarlo del
banco de arena que lie tiene
retenido f%uertemente desde ell
sabado. LEGO de Key West,
con nuevas maquinarias, lei re
molcador Willet,, especializa
do en- ell salvamentO de gran
des vapores. Todos los pasa-
jeros Sc italian en- un hotel de
PPalm Beach, esperanto ell
resu!tado de los trabajos.
La gaceta., 1941-01-14

salo due coaria, para obia9arlo a
pcner la eabeza en- la direction
-GaIl rifle JamaS lie trio por ia
espalda a los animales.
Gustaba mucho de la GAIA del
leopardo y Sc meti6 en- las ma
.lzas, a gatas, para matar un leo
pardo que habfa herido Lord
Furness, cue Sc case con la a.
mericana Thalma Morgan. En-
n case mato al leopardo ham
ora y recogio su cachorro. Cri6
81 cachorro como 81 fuera un pc
'rito. Siempre lie llevaba con Ell;
zero de noche Ie ataba, por te-
NOR a que Sc fuera de cacerta
)or Su cuenta.
I'm dia Sc vic atacado por I'm
leopardo y crey6 que era ell suyo.
LIE rechaz6 y lie perSigui6. Guam
10 pensaba acerca de la graft
tud de las fieras, de su tienda
2ali6 su leopardo, que no era el
otro que lie atacara, a lamerle
"a mano. Entonces comprendi6
Ell peligrO que habia corrido.
La gaceta., 1941-01-14
PhOribidOs los SecretOs
PROFESSIONALS
tor.

Ell ministro de policia de No
ruega, Jonas Lie, un traidor a
su pals, como Quislings, su jefe,
ACADIA de publican un decre5o
por medic del cual dispone que
los medicos, abogados clerigos,
empleadoS del correo, etc., no
tengan secretos, es decir que de-
je de exiStir en- ese desventura-
do pals ell secreto professional.
BESIDE tempo del quito de Escu-
lapio los medicos han cbedecido
el juramento del secreto, jura-
mento que ha sido utilizado pa
ra barrier del mundo muchas en-
fermedades repulsivas, Los sa-
cerdotes cat6licos noruegos ten
Iran que traicionar Ell secreto de
confession o no confeSar: los mi
nistros prOtestantes no podran
tener secretos y perderan la
confianza de los fieles... los Outs
lingistas, los traidores, quieren
enterarse de TODD 10 que sucede.
Lie admite, sin embargo, que
la discretion sera e~jercitada 81
interrogar a personals cuyo jul
ramento de secreto sc ha abo)i-
do.
Noruega resiste las enormida
deS de los nazis y mahtiene su
lealtad al rey Haakon y la demo
cracia pero 10 hace en- secreto.
La gaceta., 1941-01-14
Las NueVdS Inclindct0neS
de PrImGVerd

La mano segura que sabe CO.
mo eScOger para la mujer que
guSta de vestir conAervadora-
mente, Sc pudo apreciar en- la
exhibition ofrecida por "Thte
Tailored Woman, en- la sala
Persia del hotel Plaza, en- New
York. Nuevas inclinaciones de
primawera fueron anunciadas
en- algunos de los vestidos. Agra
dables y apropiados para el uso,
Sc mostraron trajes de ciudad
en- fina gabardina. Dos de ellos
atrajeron mucho la atencion y
fantasia de los espectadores.
Uno era de azuly humo, tornado
por una chaqueta larga, de pn
bottom que tiende a producer Ia
facil Inca de la cintura que tan
to agrada a las mujeres acoStum
bradas a los vestidos IngieseS.
Los grandeS bolsillos fueron
.pueStos con costuras epvueltas'
La gaceta., 1941-01-14
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

Con csc traje Sc llera una oIu;a
de crepe blanco y un turbante
alto, tambien blanco. La chaque
ia de la otra gabardina, que es
de un beige tenido, no es tan lar
ga. Para mantener el tonO neu-
trail Sc usa una bolsa de verde
cocodrilo. Ell sombrero con "a
ala hacia arriba es del tipO CO.
nocido por padre.
Gran atenci6n Sc viene conce-
.deindo a los accessories. Guantes
hechOs con mucho cuidadO y Dol
sas fueron exhibidos con un ira
je de bonita apariencia para If
a las carreras en- ell sur y uSar
en- los Country Clubs del NOrte
cuando ell tempo commence a ca
lentar. Ell traje es de crepe YER
de tierno, como una hOja de pal
ma, y la chaqueta de lana COM
bina ell verde con un rojo coral.
Los guantes son verdes. del CO.
lor del vestidO, y la bOlsa de la
lana de la chaqueta, I'm sombre-
70 de ala de gran tamano COM.
bina ambos dolores.
Dos dolores fueron igualmen-
tie realzados por 1.-THE Tailored
Woman, FL viejo faVorito, ma
rino, y el nU5vo ~aspirante a ia
fama, verde. FL marinO aparece
conjugado con rOjo Y blanco. I'm
La gaceta., 1941-01-14

siastitar el presentado por los
ecrgresistas demdaratas y que
Sc rsla2iona con ell plan de Pre-
| sidente para la ayuda a Inglate-
IRA. Simpson concede la ayuda
a IngiaUerra, los estados que de
este dependen e Irlanda y limi-
Ia a dos amos los poderes pedi-
COS pOr Ell jefe de estado. Bajo
este prOyecto una resolution con
currente tendrfa que ser apro-
bada por ell CongreSo antes de
que Ell presidente pudiera facili-
tar material de guerra a China,
Grecia y otras naciones. Simp-
son asegura que diScuti6 su ley
con Wendell Wilkie y que tam
bien conferencio sobre ella con
ell senador Austin, republican,
de Vermont.
Ell s~ecretario de hacienda
Morgenthau revel6 aver que Ell
gobierno ingl6s efect1a negocia-
clones con la sinversiones anne
ricanas en- dep6sitos de confian-
"a sobre la possible liquidaci6n
de las inversiones en- este pals
de propiedades britanicas, que
al comienzo de la guerra ascen-
dian a $1,S3O, OOO, 900. Agreg6
que un grupo importante de per
lconas que invierten en- deposit
toS de confianza eSta listo para
comprar todas las diractas in
ersiones britanicas. Hoy discu-
ira la question con otro grupo.
a a enterado de las proposicio-
res hechas a Sir Frederick Phil
'pS, subsecretario ingles de ha-
;ienda, que Sc encuentra en- eS-
ia capital.