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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
Trucks Sign
u. W. Battery

Tacoma Truckers. with the aid
Of a former u. w. battery. 70 do
some trickin up the Northwest
league ladder this week unless
Jupe Pluvus intsrferss with the
schedule Of two home games and
one away.
Wednesday night the Truckers
are all set TO give the Rsnton
Acres a rude Wsleoms WHEN they
make their first Tacoma appear
anee. The Acres. strictly an m
and-out gang. lost 10 the Truckers.
7 TO Q. several weeks ago
The Trucks srpset 70 use
newly acquired battsry.
Warren sierer and EmBsstt
watson. against the Asres.
sleFer won All but one 81 the
games Washington wen IN
Nortbera disfsisn play this
year.
As~FN u -" Aa"aK VII =" Faatstf =
Tolisfson. first base. MARY Tom
msrv1k. second bas.: CsorTs Wise.
rhortslop; Les Bishop. 5rd base
Rick Lewis. left fed; Joe s4la-
tho. center field. and Dave Min
nltu or Frank M0Tons In night
field.
The Acres may counter WITH
George GiaVin. UnlvsrsitY Of
Washington freshman hurlsr, or
send snuffy Smith or Don Whit
ford 70 the mound.
Other Northwest league games
on Wednesday are Olympia et
Belllngham and Everett ~ Brem-
ertor.
Friday night Breuserton
Cruisers, Including home-run
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Coast Conference Gives
Idaho Montana Rating


sEkr1x-r.<lns Cast Ca
fsreses slhIstls effizisls turned -
cay q ne lsseised pFnelsm e
arranging istz fsclheii ssAs1uiss
tat far shs first tine vii lnsl.,1<
ncHtsns - Idshd universities -
: fallElms hs=ls
sfnes n<nxufatIsn - -
s'nouna Robin schedule - tezs
ne tee ssAceis ri b<<n -<<ms-
msmb<s<- e N. eanfsFsnss. ee<h
playing only i've - Ihfss s<m<s
vita re ctA<F ssxht sshseIs
FasaIty F~p<>>n>nslv>s
s<aer~d I6@he - n~u>~ns
- nHek - lntf s<h>1nl>~.
80 u ~es era-id<<<s preaa1l>
thai - se<s~a reets srk>1n1e
wsaiA - nzsalfi>a-
rrior 70 ihs eunfsfsne>'s sHnzai
summer session. which ep<nsd sst-
urdzy. Tiers - hssa FsreFzs -
. move "a eust ths t~e smallest
Schools frum the sanfrrsncs siths-
Ksth<f. II th<e~ reports 40 sub-
stance --sna th<Fs h>s h><a 10
confirmation frum eo4shss or fac
nlty advisers thsy was,id soms
lnss ths open IN N nsxt - houFs
me chief taps a interest," n -
days. session. aside from TIE
ssh<dnis makers. involved pc~sihl>
changes IN tAs esnf<rsnesss '1pafi-
fieztion~ code walsh Led Fee<asiy
70 disqualification q mere thsn -
freshman sthlstss
Edwin AthsFten. eonf<fsa<<
commissioner snd former Oman
who ordered ths clusters. conferred
With faculty representatives
Athsrson hal announced that me
prossiytinK code seuld stand ~.
vision.
Fssthsn eeseh~s fress -
10 essfs<~ae~ sehs.i< st
weekend a<eid~d - se~ss~s
re practices - ~ p.~s -
edo under which 49, sse6
speeiAi raiisss On gives pl~yA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10

Movies u fiah and game life n
Alaska viii - one II several hits
of entertainment Ct the pieFee
County npuEtsmsn's association
nesting Tuesday night a :
o'clock a Maecahsez hall.
Another featurs On the program
viii b Mickey Sherman. first Fsts
angling woman. she wiii dsmsn.
strats the finer points ~ ~ east.
ink. Bill Weaver will diseass ~
late dear season II the stats.
Refreshments ulli h@ served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10

Al Williams
Golf Champion

wKSAfCfmE. W.~h.--Ai Wiii'
lsms. little Nsspsism fn6ssn. ves
re thlra washington stats sd
Greens COZ ehsmelensAlp vstA .
hll=tsFlnz IL total fer ths -.
hols ne<t
ne 1s-yssr-oia ehsmplea ID
enly I've wesks a prsetle. b<hlnd
him sna ~ss considered : eoaht.
ful entry.
seeona ehkmrlceshlp flight uss
Scn ~ Charles nrsnasa e oFsnd
ccalss. Ctff nurEsr - Celden.
dale came IN third.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
Joe Mcknight
Wins at Trap
Joe Wullocs Scores
In Buckley Contest

Joe Mcknight wca hlsk Fsa IN
ths is-ysFd svent 81 ths Tseom.
Gun club sunday morning ne
veteran broke - cut ~ 80 targets
Miles Jsiinsk vas s<eoad. a., snd
oeorxs A. Nelly third. Al.
Dr. Hair sen ths sheet nAeet.
az Dr. Faux Vas second. ~. ana
Jsiinsk third. -.
After the wsrm-up shoot, the
members went 70 Buckley, whefs
the Buckley club was holding ~
annual shoot. Joe Wallace. Ia
cemz. won the handicap event. 81
out % so Charles hssl. Tacoma.
was IN . four-wsy lie In the ie-
yard event with %.
Ths neat LEGAL shept viii -
June a..
10. nsss,.e -" = '' Vie. s.,.s.s.
81 O D Johnson, "a L van Ninsi<.
II Ks ss.;s' - ~ sss.s. .
sa-as ssFa Targets
ChAs. hsel. -, Geo. ktietnsy. d.
I Sss carr 10 ws'ssr' c.sissn, II
zen yeas. IL Jim fountsn. fsl y
~. nstslana. IA hs'sa Hs&kA ~
80 skset Tass~ss
n !. sl.ag, q = ysalh =.
.. .. ADAM. - Q n Jonnzea. ~.
q . asaFs, - hud tawis, 81 Jim
fountsn, ~. Tom CeFstsn. - L
Van Winkie, IL
Is sksef Tsrsrts
jim bufks. ~. Gen sfifk asr, -.
rom Lewis. D hsFt voss. :.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10

Company c. ssth cuArtermssser
nlns. defeated seatA Taeema Pines
Sunday 81 Robert Gray fed ~ a
three rally In the ninth. Pour
hits and an error turned tn trick.
CRIES ut . homer with Hart
low on the bases in The FIRST frame
Ralston and correl worked for ire
soldiers, Bridges Bland and prans
for the rinee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
Tugboat Pin
Club Scores

Henry Foss' Tugboat Armies Of
Tacoma won the inter-city match
over the weekend with Tom
Smiths Seattle Major league All
Stars. Competition was stiff, the
locals winning by II pins. Play
was at Seattle.
The smithmen got off 10 .
good start BY taking . S.
pin lead In the first game. but
the Tugboat Armies began fir
ing dead into the Is pocket.
running up = LOIS score In
the third game 20 set n mark
for the new alleys In the Uni
ver~ity district
A large gallery watched me
match. Smith asked for another
game after he returns Ia thres
weeks from California
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
S0rTBALL

psrs scftbsIi games fer thls hea'
DAP night ~ esit
City lsaausf Transfers ", 1teth
ouartermaatsrs hckinlsE No !.
Vsneermen ". pslcka Jefferson Ne. .
Commercial lsaGusi hcottiss -
Doortnsn. Portland No =. usfassnsu
- Musicians, Harmon. Fplpefs -
All.Halls. KiisoB. LEGAL e1ft ". CO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
Pioneer League

Pocatello and Salt Lake City
Bees split a doeblshesder Ia the
only Pioneer league games played
Sunday. Salt Lake winning tbs
opener 60 and dropping the
second game 14-3.
The Bees triumph broke a i've
game losing streak a. three Salt
Lake huriers gave Up only ~
hits- Alvin Tate yielded IS hits
70 Poostsllo's third place club In
the nighteap.
AL other games were ralned
cut
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10

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A. e<znxs-zezer<d - -
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saslzf,estzzrs - pverFrefIve nT<<-
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
W. ". Circuit
Tied in Knot
Morton and pucIno
City Are Defeated

Ths - = n. us-ssrn w.S<
Inxtan We tkrvwH i.ts : r1tss-
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chi~fs nss6ss ne hIe<<sn f<GHurs
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ssslidsrs turned 49, rs>lH> CT.
IL 10 4.
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Season far rHel5e r1<1 - Mr.
IN sn1 fcuna th<u tie1 VIA Ne
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whiis psn Mas sna ni<k<y
Msflsa w~<s hnlAinx ~ rNelfss
city hsttsFs p<II n shssk. IImmY
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
Young Teacher
In Good Form
Chuck Hunter Next
With Score Of l43

Frank unEer. young teacher. 4
leading the ietf city amateur golf
tournament with a 40 score At
the end Of the first round which
was staged Sunday over Meadow
Park course.
The Meadow Parker went
over the home course In 80
and II In the ss-hele Of COM
petition.
Chuck Hunter. Country club
and defending champion. fol-
lowed with 1o-7s-ltS
The tournament. under the spon-
sorship OF the Tacoma Golf as
ISOLATION. Chef Corey. president.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
Sports Parade
ny HARRY FERGUSON
uaited Pres sports Editor

FORT WORTH. TEXAS craig
Wood had = sore hack and woa
the National Open Golf cham
plenship. Samuel jackson snsad
also had . sore back and he also
won quite a victory. II IL not =
vletory In the usual meaning 81
the word nobody handed ssead
$1,000. II was q quiet victory
and one that was won II the
cost Of considerable physical palm.
snsad finished In . tie for iath
place IN the open. Ne played
his last two rounds In agony
and was unable 10 stoop over TO
line mp puts or pick = ball out
OF the cup.
Re would have been fully JUS
titled In Withdrawing fsem ths
tournament. but he vent iimpinE
on around tho fsir~ays. giving
his best 30 every shot.
Everything Was against snssd
here. His back hurt painfully.
but what hurt more was that
the ghost OF his past was haunt
ing him from the walls and
fences Of the Colonial club.
A magazine carried an article
last week on the open and one %
the illustrations showed snsad
Just after he had taken his dis
astrous eight on the final hole
Of the open at Philadelphla IN
1889. That eight cost him the
tournament and added 10 the
legend that he had no heart.
Ths picture showed snssd
wearing m sKesIssd sxpre-sisa
on HE faes. Posters bsssing NE
illustration we're piAeed al
around the course and 10 wss Inn
possible for nnead 20 walk cut
of the locker room without being
reminded Of how he bsss the
best chance he may ever have
10 win the open.
In the face Of that he was up
among the leaders st the half
way point On Saturday morn
ing when the last two rounds
started his back became 10 pain
fui that he couldn't bend over
and . fork o. fire shot through
his muscles every time he lifted
his arms 70 swing . club.
The crowd was all for him
when he hmped onto the 18th
green ~ the end Of the morning
round and tried 10 bend over TO
line UP = tough putt. II vas no
use. The pain was too much and
he had to hit 1t without Inning
the ball and The pm.
BE had . II on that rsusd
sna whea - wsst isis sbs leek-
- room many persons thssEht
hs esfhsr would sssr In The SOC
IN the sfteraooa roand or with
draw.
BE did neither. snead ate .
chicken sandwich Nhlls . doctor
went 10 work on his back with
bandaEss and adhesive tape. Or
eaxlonsily snsad would get off
the table. swing . club and sak
the physician 10 rsadfist ths
bandaEea
30 he sent out that aftsr-
noon. clipped four strokes Off
hia morning round and cams In
with q ersditAbls -.
saead said he played throagh
the aftsrBeon beeasase hs waaiea
20 fisish among thu top % men
and thereby - automatically
qualified for nest years epsa.
Bst thlnk The pietafs that
leered ~ him from the vsfls
and fences had sssasthlng ~ %
vita hia decision - 20 sst thsrs
And TAKE Il for - pa1nfsl kslss.
] thlnk sognsthlng inside -
him caught FIRE ard made hisa
want n shoS "a that ss had
ben wrong about him All thsss
ysara.
That wa the Kind Of a victory
bHsad won AID 10 ia way u al
n9st &c important as ths ous
Craig Wood wen.
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seeker. Duke Okssoa. os1ns -
Tacoma fer TIE firsf time.
neiiinghAEn plays Eyersts me
sanss niRht-
On Sunday ths Truckers 70 4
Brsmsrton while Bsillnga4m play
~ Rsnton. Olympia plays a
Esnton On Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
Dodgers Back
In Loop Lead
Hoted Clients Means
OF Advancement

NEW YORK - There may Re
nothing new under the sun but
there's always something new In
Brooklyn.
Early IN Nay ths Dodgers
Flatgish's dear. beloved buns =
won nine straight games and drop
ped into second place. Yesterday
they lost their second straight 10
the World Champion Cincinnati
Reds and moved into the National
league lead.
The fact that the hated
Giants propelled the Dodgers
into first pIace Wa beside the
point Instead Of saying the
Giants knocked the Cards off
twice, they merely recognized
that the Cardinals lost tive
across the river.
Whit Wyatt. Dodeer ace. fell
apart in the ninth inning with =
40 game In the grasp and the
Reds slugEed out three runs TO
beat Brooklyn. So. wyatt had
pitched rs consecutive scoreless
innings when his collapse came.
The Giants put on their best
show Of the season, beating the
Cards. TO 90 innings) and iz-T.
10 knock 81. Louis off the National
league perch. Beaten so going
into the ninth inning Of the open
er. the Giants tied the score,
routed Rookie Krist and won out
in the 10th when Dick Barteil
homered with . mate on base.
They spotted the Cards q Al lead
in the nightcap and then came
back 70 win.
CUBS SPLIT
The Cubs and the Braves played
tit for tat. Chicago winning the
opener. 81, behind Bill Lees five
hit pitching and Boston taking the
nightcap 1871 when Alva Jayery
pitched a 7-hitter.
Scoring nine runs in the ninth,
Pittsburgh routed the Philiies IL
2. and then fell q victim 10 John
ny Podgajny's eight-hit pitching
10 lose, 5-2 10 the ceilarites In the
nightcap.
Strength IL beginning 10 tell
In the American ieague. The
Indians, Red Scr and Yankees
eopped twin bills 10 shew
where the power iies. Clsve-
land thumped the Athletics,
ia and s-e-without Feiier.
too-and held its American
league lead.
The Red sox took over second
place by beating the white sox,
SIS 10 inningsD and 80. Lefty
Grove scored his 7s7th major
league victory. outdueling Ted
Lyons In the opener.
The Yankees teed off on the
Browns. winning 90 and IS
(ssven innings. called by DARK
ness). Joe Dihsggio hit three
homsrs, two In the first game and
one In the second. giving him IL
for the season.
A seyen-run sixth inning brought
the Senators from behind TO trim
the Tigers, s-s. Buck Esvsom
worked as = relief pitcher but
failed 10 halt thu Washington as
sault-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
I'm Ohe Basket
With Illicit Mstsslf

casting than big Dan johnson.
the copper guy.
On his first attempt he did
well. not only in handling his
rod and line and fly. but IN
snagging the fish.
And the second time he vas
out with your old companion.
he was much better.
In n year or so. he VIII be q
high class performer.
lie hasn't gone In for dis
taace, which IL the proper
thing. He IL mastering the
short and average cast. 20 feet
and under.
AZ he goes along he'll get the
side casts. baekhand cast and
roll cast.
OF all the casts mastered by
the average caster. none IL 30
satisfying a. the roll cast.
When barriers OF any type
stand behind an angler and an
inviting hole beckons you out
there in the distance, the old
roll cast comes to your aid.
It's like a Boy Scout helping
an aged person through traffic.
Here You Are, kiley
Dayton Kiley writes TO ask
for information on fishing con-
ditions around Fox island, and
IL there are streams or lakes on
the small isle.
Concering which, this can be
said:
II there are any fresh water
lakes or streams with fish in
them on the isle. / never have
seen them. I doubt there is.
Salmon fishing has been good
around Fox island at the east
tip around the concrete pier and
at the north tip over the sand
spit.
In the Wollochet waters many
Kings have been taken Of late.
Then. too, cutthroat trout are
particularly active In the north
end section. Fishing close 10
shore brings best results. Davis
featherweight troll has been un-
usually effective for cutthroats.
So have been the FIST. Andy
Reeker and Mcmahon rs well a.
the Satsop Special with . snake
streamer that Vandes attaches.
Fishing close TO bottom in the
small rip off the concrete pier
for salmon. one should stay in
side the eddy, using plug. her
ring or plug-herring which Is a
herring cut in such a manner
that the tide puts II in action
much as a manufactured plug
works.
II you want to know how TO
plug and hook a herring, visit
Frank Hsrting. Point boathouss
boss. He'll show you how %
you never will forget.
All right, Dayton now 20
out and get 'em.
p. s.: Bottom fish, such as
rock cod. are taken on the bot
tom with chunks Of herring for
bait. That type Of fishing, too.
is good around Fox island. and
provides fine sport. The meat
Is great for the pan.
More kamloops
Another grand batch Of Kam-
loops trout WAS brought 10 Ia
coma from the Canadian coun-
try by a Tacoma party composed
of Enoch and Mrs. Alexson.
Frankie johnson. Ernie Two
Poles" Ayers, Murphy Tyeden
and Buddy Macdonald. the
speckled Scot.
They fished in the Bonapsrts
region. particularly In Hammer
and Sandy lakes. Some $50
trout were brought back, the
fish being taken on bucktails,
paramchens bellies and spinner
and worms.
Blustery weather eurtailsd
their sport much of the week.
but still the party had plenty
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10

Anthony Quinn IL having a Eki
lift built on his Technical Noun
tain ranch 70 that next winter
he can run q commercial SKI
course tnsKs-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10

Friday the 18th IL the closing
day for entry In the annual Ia
coma $500 open solf event II
Allenmore course. Play II
scheduled for Monday. Don u.
Fischesser, Cincinnati. Ohio,
open champion. has entered. He
IL . private NJ Fort Lewis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10

Your Postmaster ear tell you
how 10 invest In u. .. Defanse
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
Instinct Tells

a fellow in time gets the
feel" Of distance IA his csstS.
Meaning. . plug caster for
bass can tell By the sound Of
the reel about the distance he
has hurled his lure in complete
darkness.
Just as a fly caster can vis-
ualize the distance he casts in
the dark by the pull Of the lire.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
Many Salmon Trout

When the Humpie trout
begin TO bite In the Point and
nd jacent waters, sportsnen
viii be In for q world Of sport.
Because there are thousands
upon thousands Of the young
sterx At home
SO far. however. they have
not paid any attention To
mans lures. probably satisfied
- grow fat and plump on
shrimp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
Learning Fast

Never saw any man respond
quicker TO the knaek Of fly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10

BrOokdals Sunday. Mems club.
medal play. fun handicap. winners.
first division F5fEt, Pete HsfEtade.
si.is-sz second. Harry DAILY. 81
ie-s5. third. Pred Himmelsbsch. sf-
fs-ee Second division Pint. Ed
solberK, ss-21-es. second. E6 Bed
ford. se-2s-es.
sunday. Tsansters' team. match
uiay against par. full handicap. Tifsi.
ion Bishop & up. second Cbst DAVIS.
; 10. third. HArry sattsFls< pp.
saturday. medal play. fuH hand
ear. jim FaruinE. s4-1O-ez
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10

Meadow Park Mems club vii
hold q nins-hols golf tourney Mon
day in late afternoon 70 b fol
lowed by the regular meeting
Golf balls viii 20 ss prizes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10

Friday nlghf Brem~rtoa
Cruisers, IneindinE home-run
La gaceta., 1941-09-09
(Por Eugene LennhofO

Londres, Sept. Sci dfa a.
ciago dfa para Francia-en que
Darlan fue revestido de pode-
res dictatoriales y alcanz6 10
que para el lie parecia Ell pinacu-
10 de la fortuna, fue en- efecto
ell dfa que marco ell final escal6n
del descenso de su carrera. A
pGblico en- general, lie parecit
que era ell Mariscal Petain e.
que nombraba al Almirante die
tabor militar; en- realidad este
hombre que solo Sc alimenta de
ambici6n recibi6 su septima es.
trella y ell mando sobre las tres
armas-de las manoS de Hit
Ter.
Las almas simples vieron en-
su ascenso una sehal de distin-
ci6n, una victoria de Darlan So
bre sus adversarios, especial
mente sobre Laval. Este fue un
error complete. Hitler puso Ell
poder en- las manos del hombre
que habia dado garantias de
que las usaria, no en- el interes
La gaceta., 1941-09-09
THEO HABTTCHT EN- DAKAR
Darlan v SUI abyecto servilismo

de Francia, sino como ell instru
mento obediente de los Nazis.
En- aquel dia, Ell IL de agosto la
palabra collaboration" a1qui-
rio un significado siniestro. Du
rante las discusiones previas
sostenidas en- Paris, Darlan do
la formal promesa de que Sc
someteria en- absolute a los de-
secs de Hitler.
Darlan ha dado va 'pruebas
fehacientes de su servilismo abb
yento. Aprob6 con delete ell
mandar a Dakar a una de las IL
guras mas siniestras del parti-
do Nazi. A primeros de agosto
lego a aquella ciudad Ell Subse-
cretario de Estado en- Ell Minis
terio de Relaciones ExtranJeras
de Berlin, Theodor Habicht, a
fin de preparar ell terreno para
la penetration p~acifica" de to-
da la costa francesa en- ell oes-
tie de Africa.
Theo Habicht es I'm perito en-
estos asuntos delicados. FL fue
quien organize la caida de Aus
tria. Este sujeto, companerO de
francachelas y borracheras del
DIR. Ley, fue ell que instig6 los
numerosoS atentados terroristas
que en- 1928 costaron la vida
de muchos patriotas austriacos.
Organize ell asesinato del DIR.
Dollfuss y dispuso ell "acciden-
tie" de autom6vil que cost6 la
vida a la esposa del DR.. Schus-
chnigg. Su mano prepare los
actos de violencia que precedie-
ron a la rapina del Sudeten en-
1888. En- aquel tempo, los mis-
mos lideres Nazis lie apodabar
ell "Ministro de Terror de Hit.
ler". Desde entonces su mote
ha sido cambiado por ell Minis
tro de la Quinta Columna".
La repentina transferencia
de este asesino astuto y faltC
de escr1pulos a Africa es de
una inmensa importancia. Da.
kar Sc haIa va inundado de tn
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AIcomes q BahOs

Els injusto con los valiosos
halcones y lechuzas que los con.
sideremos como plagas deStruc-
twas. La verdad es que son pa
jaros de gran Importance. Scr
los mejores cazadores de ratio
mes cOlocidos-superando en-
muchO a los gatos-y debfan ser
prOtegidos para que no Sc ex-
tingan.
los Mnicos que son destructi-
vos son los ~gabilanes, los halco
mes llamados de Cooper y las le-
chuzas.
NingGn verdadero cazador
sportsman debe matar a las de-
mas especies de estos pajaros.
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new! "BACTERIOSTATIC"
MINNIE
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among women

Many doctors recommend regular use
Of douches as a precautionary mea
ure for women who want to be clean,
dainty-for women troubled by Offend
ing odor or discharge.
Some products may be harmful to
delicate tissues. But not Lydia E.
Pinkham's Sanative WASH Pinkham's
Sanative Wash is gaining great favor
because it's NOT a harmful germicide.
Instead-it's q mighty effective "bac-
teriostatic" (the modern trend) 1t not
only discourages bacterial growth and
infection but thoroughly cleanses, deo-
dorizes. Very soothing-relieves minor
irritations and discharge and has a
tonic effect on delicate membranes,
Inexpensiyel All druggists.
La gaceta., 1941-09-09

ristas alemanes, militares y ci-
viles. Ell mandar allf a Habicht
no fue solo el objeto de coordi-
mar Ell trabajo de la quinta CO.
lumna y de los mercenarios
franceses. Tn empleado de mu-
chisima menor importancia po-
dfa haber hecho este.
Una vez posesionado de su
cargo, Habicht Sc puso a traba-
jar sin p6rdida de momento.
Altos jefes del ejercito Y de la
policfa fueron revelados de sus
puestos y "Cagoulards" reeien
llegados de Paris puestos en- sus
sitios. Muchos oficiales Y fun
cionarios fueron detenidos ba-
jo la acusaci6n de q. habian to-
mado parte en- las ceremonies
de depositar flores en- las tum-
bas de los soldados del General
de Gaulle que cayeron en- la lu-
cha en- los alrededores de Dakar
la primera pasada. Mientras
tanto los 'turistas' alemanes
estan hacienda todos los prepa-
rativos necesarios a fin de pro-
ceder a la total ocupaci6n de Da
kar cuando llegue el momento
oportuno.