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Evening star., 1941-10-24
'Parafroops' 10 Drop
From Marine Planes
In Navy Day Program
Sham Bottle Will Be
Staged at FuirIown
Park Monday

Parachute troops in action will be
seen by the Washington public for
the first time on Navy Day, next
Monday, during a sham battle to be
staged by marines at Fairlawn Park,
Anacostia.
The "paratroops" will plummet
from marine planes in the war
maneuver to be put on by detach-
ment from Quantico.
The Navy will give an exciting
demonstration of dive bombing dur
ing the day. Other features of the
day-long Fairlawn Park program
will include landings in rubber boats,
deep-sea diving, rife and machine
gun exhibitions, drills, reviews and
various other naval exploits. The
Naval Air Station at Anacostia and
details from the Navy Yard will
take part In the show, which will
start at $50 am. and last until
Sis pm.
Yard TO Remain Closed.
While the Navy Yard will remain
closed to the public on Navy Day,
as it has been in recent years, owing
to the defense emergency, the pub
lie will have closeup view at Fair
lawn Park Of the versatility and
ingenuity OF Americas first line
of defense"
President Roosevelt will address
about 10 pm. Navy Day banquet
at the Mayflower Hotel, to be given
under the auspices Of the Navy
League of the United States.
Officers Of the Navy League placed
a memorial wreath yesterday on the
bronze bust Of Theodore Roosevelt
outside the Senate chamber. Navy
Day is observed on the former
Presidents birthday anniversary as
tribute to his outstanding part In
building up great Navy.
Walsh Places Tribute.
Senator Walsh of Massachusetts,
chairman of the Senate Naval Com
mittee, placed the tribute and
Samuel E. NJ Crocker, vice presi-
dent of the Navy League Of the
District Of Columbia, made a brief
address.
On Monday the wreath annually
placed at the grave of the former
President at Oyster Bay, N. Y, will
be presented on behalf of the Presi-
dent by Brig. Gen. Ralph K. Rob-
ertson, provost marshal OF the I'd
Corps Area. Gen. Robertson then
Will visit the widow, Mrs. Edith K.
Roosevelt, at her Sycamore Hill
home.
Evening star., 1941-10-24
u. 5. Embargo Gripping
Japan, Says DR.. Hu Shih
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Presa
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 24.--Dr. Hu
Shin, Chinese Ambassador to the
United States, expressed hope last
night that America would not light
ly relax or abandon" the embargo
against Japan which he asserted Is
fast crippling her war machine.
The scholarly Ambassador told q
glittering f1rst-night audience at
tending annual founders day exer-
cises Of Carnegie Institute and the
opening of the annual Carnegie art
exhibit that his country now Is well
on the way to winning its war OF
resistance against aggression"
Declaring Japan is strangling eco
nomically, DR.. Shih said:
Il am quite confident the Amer
lean people, once fully realizing the
wonderful efficacy of this economic
weapon, will not lightly relax or
abandon it until its enforcement has
succeeded in driving home to the
japanese military and the Japanese
people the plain lesson that aggres-
sion does not pay; that war Is
suicide"
Evening star., 1941-10-24

daily paper appeared in 1892. Until
his last illness he was regular con-
tributor of feature articles to the
Richmond News-Leader.
Mr.. Carter wrote for a number of
leading turf magazines and was
actively associated with race meet
ings and horse shows for half q
century. He had ridden and served
as judge and clerk of course and
had owned many thoroughbreds.
In 1898 he presented to the Vir-
ginia Historical Society more than
80 volumes dealing with the history
of the turtt in this country.
Evening star., 1941-10-24
Reno Decree Granted
French Counts Wife
By the Associated Press.

BY the ASSocleted PTebs.
RENO, Oct. 24-Countess Isabel
Bouet-Willaumez, in proceedings
conducted largely by mail, was
granted a divorce yesterday from
Count Rene Bouet- WillaumeZ.
The French nobleman fulfilled the
Nevada residence requirement, while
his wife remained in New York
City. giving her testimony by depo-
sition. She charged mental cruelty.
The couple married May s, 1926.
Evening star., 1941-10-24
Judge Best Safe Cracker
In Logon. w. Va.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOGAN, w Va.-The best safe
cracker in these parts is Judge j.
E. (Ned) Peck.
The judge has been careful to
maintain his amateur standing. He
has made study of safe locks.
Lots of times the tumblers be-
come worn" he said, "and you have
to try number of combinations
on them before they'll open. Usu-
ally one of 81 combinations will
open them; although sometimes 29
have to be tried. On the other
hand, I've hit the right combina-
ton the first time. It's no trick at
all. My fingers feel the trmblers
fall"
Evening star., 1941-10-24

Lamb of Toledo, the mate-was
found lc5t night in 10 feet of water,
his shoulder and one erm extended
half way through the escape hatch
of the forward deck.
Five of the victims were trapped
below deck-four as they slept in
their bunks-when the 90-foot boat,
owned by the Great Lakes Towing
Co. Of Cleveland, overturned and
sank at 2 am. yesterday. Seven
others were hurled into the chilly
waters and we're rescued.
Evening star., 1941-10-24

Then, in the "fotation" process, which
. separates the dross from the gold of the
hills, Theodore Earle. mining engineer
and inventive genius, at last found the
clue toward separating the bad from the
gold of the plains.
Next, university scientists set out to
prove the new health values; milling and
baking experts spent 6 months testing
formulae; the Continental Baking Com
pany spent $4,000 for new facilities
to perfect Staff.
Evening star., 1941-10-24
w. J. Carter Dies al 80;
Virginia Turf Expert

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 24.-Wil-
liam J. Carter, 80, authority on
horses and dean of Virginia sports
writer's, died early today at a Rich
mond hospital after an illness Of
two months.
He began his writing career in the
early 1906. His first column for q
Evening star., 1941-10-24

wheat. Even better than bread fresh
baked from wheat ground at the old
mill on the creek.
And it's delicate and lacy and velvety
of crumb as blue-ribbon loaf at the
State Fair. And-fresh as morning dew!
Evening star., 1941-10-24
Divers Seek Bodies Of Five
Drowned as Tug Capsizes

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Oct. 24.-DiyerS re-
newed efforts today to recover the
bodies of five of six men who
drowned in the Detroit River when
the tugboat America capsized while
trying to shift the anchor of a
grounded freighter.
The body of one crewman-Harry
Evening star., 1941-10-24
Church 'Sen1inories' Bolster
Morale in Nozi Prison CAMPS
Red Cross Aide
Visits lnternment
Areas in Reich

Theological "seminaries," Catholic
and Protestant, are in full opera
ton in prison camps throughout
Nazi Germany, according to John
Msloney, former Washington news
paperman, who has returned to the
United States after serving as an
American Red Cross observer in
Europe.
To bolster morale of prisoners of
war, veritabie universities have been
set up in larger camps, with regular.
classes in such subjects as engineer
ing, law. bookbinding, languages,
dentistry and theology, Mr. Maloney
said in an interview yesterday.
While allowing such practices to
be established in prison camps by
Red Cross workers and representa-
tives of the Worlds Committee of
the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, Germany "discourages any
contact between German civilians
and prisoners of war;" Mr.. Maloney
added.
Saw Nazis Enter Paris.
Mr.. Maloney covered virtually
every country in Europe during his
assignment, enabling him 10 present
a first hand picture Of events across
the Atlantic since Hitler's legions
began to march. He arrived in
Europe four months after the Nazi
invasion of Poland and was behind
tbo Car,oop liya. ,.,l,a,, thu hott1o ~
France began. So fast did he move,
Mr.. Maloney crossed to the French
side in time to see the vanguard
of Killers troops enter Paris.
Mr.. Maloney estimated that, ex-
elusive of prisoners taken in the
Russian campaign, Germany holds
some 100000 prisoners Of war.
Germany has been slow to live up
to the Treaty Of Geneva in regard
to treatment of prisoners" he
pointed out, "but this has been
true largely because of the gigantic
task of caring for so many"
The majority of the commandants
In charge of prison camp districts
are retired World War officers. who
were themselves prisoners of war
at one time, Mr.. Maloney said he
observed.
And one Red Cross worker told
me thank God this is true" Mr..
Maloney continued. These men
know what it means to be a prisoner
and they know the attitudes Of the
men in the camps, the routine of
camp work.
Evening star., 1941-10-24
No Other Bread
In The World Like Staff

For, of its Vitamin B Complex, staff
contains times more natural Vitamin B.
all the natural Vitamin B Complex
of wheat and twice the natural minerals
of many ordinary white breads. The only
bread made under the Earle patents, you
can tell staff is natural wheat bread
by its golden wheat color.
Get fresh Staff today-and Eat
staff For Life" Note the amazing diff
ference the good flavor of sun-ripened
wheat makes. You'll rave about staff |!
Evening star., 1941-10-24
THIS MUCH sPLINTERY "sKIN'

Never before could you get bread like
this. For never before possible-with-
out losing vitamins and minerals to get
La gaceta., 1941-02-13

regale un magnifico alfiler lie
brillantes, una joya soberbia, Y
tengo los modes de los otros
pendientes y de cast todas las
sortijas. Mahana te los envio
certificates, como valores. Nc
voy a Madrid con ella. Yo no he
viSto una mujer mas. 40 COM
prendes? De-, ia, ia, ja!.... Pero
til puedes escribirme a la lista
aqui a Hiarritz todavia, pues es-
taremos hasta pasado maiana o
ell otro. IC6mo vas tI?... 70 es-
toy encantado La pierreusse tie
ne mucho dinero en- los Bancos
de Madrid. Sc 10 he podido SON.
eacar, y, ademas he visto talo-
narios. Hemos encontrado una
mina!... Yo creo que tendras cue
venir a San Sebastian I'll, 0 a
Madrid miSmo, cuando 20 te Ia
me Estate dispuesto. IFS un exi
to loco, pero loco! lAqui en- el
Hotel Regina, dOnde eStamos,
La gaceta., 1941-02-13
DEPORTES
EN- Ell CANEDROMO
DE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Ganaron las once carreras de
anoche los galgos Janet Roll,
Howe Times, Rae, Uneedum,
Buddyco, Irish Traveller, Frisco
Last, Platonic, Ro5eann, Pretty
Bad y Rush Reuben.
La apuesta doble, canada por
Howe Times y Rae, sc abon6 a
$3.50. Sc trataba de dos gran
des favoritos.
Platonic di6 una sorpresa, en-
la octava carrera, derrotando al
favorito Empty Pockets. Sc a
bonaron sus boletoS a 1920,
$1,000 y $4.20.
Aparecen inscriptos para I'd
octava carrera de la noche de
hoy los destacados ejemplares
fluffy Band, Iberia, Dan Bad,
Captain Tussey, Grady, Court
Drama, Judy Bigger Y Who's
Boy. Los dos galgos que termi-
men en- primer lugar ayudaran a
Rock Springs en- la lucha contra
los tres perros que sera traidOs
de Jacksonville y correran 81 So
bado.
La gaceta., 1941-02-13

ell bolso, y sac6 unas monedas a
la vez que cogia 81 Gviso. dicien-
do:
LiToma, ten! Esto eS para
tt! Themes un lapiz?... 70 mis-
ma firmare ell volante.
ST, SenOra.
Ell botoneS lie entreg6 Ell lapiz,
|Odette firm6 81 papel, y Sc Sepa-
raron.
El chico sali6 a Ia Gale, per-
diendose r~apidamente en- 81 la
|berinto de callejuelas.
Odette hizo como que subfa
las eScaleras de la casa, todavia
a oScuras, y cuando pas6 un ratio
prudential Sc echo asi miSmo a
la Gale.
En- cuanto torci6 una esquina,
Sc par6 bajo ell primer farol cue
encontr6 al paso, y rasgando Ell
sello del Avis0, pudo leer estas
palabras, que inundaron su ros-
tro de una immense algeria:
La gaceta., 1941-02-13
Con eI bate, Ia MascOta y los Espejuelo
(Por Tira q Cuarts)

FL presidente de la Liga In
ternacional fu6 notificado aver,
por q Centre Asturiano, de que
Jack Sierra sera ell de.egado de
la novena jel Centre en- Ell veni-
dero campeonato, que comenza-
"a en- abril.
Emilio Cerra ha sido ncmbra-
do subdeEagado y Luis Castillo
compahero asistente de la dele
gaci6n.
Conocen.os a Sierra Y Cerra Y
podemos decir deellos que son
dos j6venes entusiastas, senci-
Hos y amigos de la buena pelo-
ia.
Asistiran a la jXnta del pro-
ximo martes, en- el Circulo Gu
bano.
No han notificado todavia, en-
cuanto a sus delegaciones, las.
sociedades Unione Italiana Y Ca
balleros Leales.
La gaceta., 1941-02-13

va andaba Odette por los Alfredo
dores de la estafeta telef6nica
de Orleans
Estaba febril.
Ievaba un plan magnifico.
FL traidor iba a meterse por
ST mismo en- la boca del lobo.
La bora que tuvo que eSperar,
Sc lie hizo larga, interminable.. be-.
Al fin, penetr6 en- Ell amplio
edificio de Ia eStafeta, cuando
va faltaban cinco minutes para
las once.
Habia mucha genie esperan-
do en- el hall.
Odette eSper6 con 81 volante
EN- la mano, hasta que oy6 gri-
tar al empleado:
II Monsieur Raccieri!
Odette Sc adeant6.
~ corazon lie palpitaba.
jQue iba a pasar?
Extendi6 ell volante, exhibi@n-
al tempo Que respondia;
La gaceta., 1941-02-13

-iServidora!
-AlorS, uous etes-vOuS Ma
dame RaecierT, nest pas? (Es
listed la sonora de Raccieri, ver-
dsdO-le pregunt6 el emplea-
do con una Sonrisa meiosa.
-Si, senior.
-Perfectamente, pase,
%
Odette penetr6 en- la cabina,
cuya puerta Sc cerr6 tras ella,
En- IN instante Sc quito Ell cas-
quote, poniendose ell arco de los
auriculares y sentandose ante la
bocina.
En- seguida oy6 la voz incon-
funldible de CASTOR, que decia,
ensordecida por la distancia:
Eth, Pepino, Ieres To?
-Si-contest6 Odette hacien
90 su voz hombruna Y bronca,
-iAh, bueno, escucha, queri-
do! Todo Marcia a las mil ma
ravillas. He conseguido que me
La gaceta., 1941-02-13

Sc da por SECURE que Morrie
Arnovich jugara cast tOda la We
nidera temporada con los Gigan-
ties. La junta de selection deci-
do ponerlo en- una Classification
semidiferida.
al principle Sc lie puso en- al
grupo l A, ahora aparece en- Ell
grubo l B. Esto eliminara una
seria preocupaci6n de la mente
de Bill Terry.
urges parece curado de la le-
sion que ell ano pasado sufriera
pero Terry no ha perdido aun Ia
preOcupaci6n en- cuanto a su e.
fectividad.
FirmarOn va sus contracts
con los Gigantes, Ken O'Dea v
Mickey Witek.
La gaceta., 1941-02-13
La Gaceta Folletin No. 40l
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

odette fingi6 que iba a entrar
tambien en- la casa, y lie llam6
-iEh, chico! IAd6nde vas?
ia casa del senior Raccieri
-contest6 81 muchacho-. IA
llevarle este aviso de telefonosl
5Ah, perfectamente, trae
-sigui6 diciendo la modistilla,
dando a sus palabras un tOno
perfectamente natural; yo
soy su esposa. Ibas al segundo,
verdad?
-Al segundo, ST, sonora.
-Muy bien. Dame el volante.
Ell chico desconfi6 un instan-
te, Pero 0dette, segura del efec-
to de su moviento, habia alberto
La gaceta., 1941-02-13
e DERRQTA DE LAS


Ed uuinteto de basketball del
Club Nautico de Mariana jug6
aver en- 81 parque Rey, en- West
Tampa, y las cubanitas fueron
de nuevo derrotadas, esta vez
con anotaci6n de IS por "a.
Utiliz6 Ell "coach" Jaen a las
sehcritas Pooh, Castro, Varona,
Foyo, Dumois, Hernandez, Fer
nandez y Escale.
Integraron el team local, las
sehoritas Weintraub, McCorquo
dale, Long, Davis, Becknell y
Moore.
Es una lastima que los clubs o
scciedades locales no hagan or
ganizado teams para jugar con
las cubanitas.
Elias jugaron anoche con IN
quinteto organizado por una fir
ma commercial, la Scag's Retread
Tires.
La gaceta., 1941-02-13
DE Biar7-itz a Paris

Monsieur CASTOR lie NOR, rue
ga a Monsieur PepinO RGccierT,
acuda mGNGna, microbes, a las
once horas, a la estdfetG de Te-
letonos de Orleans, para S1aa
conRferenoiG.
Odette Sc estremeci6.
Reanud6 la Marcia, bajando
POGO despues a los grandes bu-
levares.
La emotion habiala alberto ell
apetito y fue a cenRr a un res
taurant barato del Puente Nue.
vo.
]Ah, bandido! iConque, en-
Biarritzl... VA yeremos mana
nat. iAhora tie tengo entire mis-
manosi L.. iYo te hare pagan ca
ra tn infamia L.. TIE has de a.
cordar de MIL. tie has de acor-
dar!
AL otrO dia. q flo de las diez,
La gaceta., 1941-02-13
HOPPER GANARA Ell CAM
N DE ~CAiRAMBOLAS
POR TRES BANDAS

Chicago, Feb. 13-Willie Hop
per esta a punto de ~conquistar el
campeonato de carambolas por
tres bandas. Aver obtuvo su de-
Gina cuarta victoria.
Son sus mas peligrosos riva :
les, Jake Schaefer, de Cleveland,
y Jay Bozeman, de Vallejo, Ca
lifornia.
Chamaco, ell billarista mexica-
no, terminara fuera de los cua-
tro primeros puestos.
La gaceta., 1941-02-13
MATRIMONIOS

Gumersindo Mayor, SO, v Ro-
sa Gomez, SO; William T. Minis,
"a, y Ella Cornelia Finch, SO
Jose Vega, "a, y T. W. Ellison,
81; Carl Adrian de Vane. %, Y
Vivian Aree Johnson, %; Will
lam F. Moore, SO, y Hazel B.
Sweet, 90; Myron S. Baird, %,
y Lola Macs Brantley, %.
La gaceta., 1941-02-13
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get MenthO- MulsiOR =

ing highest grade heecAwood ereo.
scte for penetration, Genuine Cali
ifornia fig syrup gives Mentho~
Mulsior . taste she whole family
viii like. II elings to the messa-
branes 10 It's soothing, healing A-
gradients act faster, better An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit:
Attendance at church Is neces-
sory for human welfare, but don't
sndanger the congregation with q
Geld cough wAea Menthor Mulsie1 In
90 inexpensive and easy co obtain
Nsntho-M ulEion il endorsed b.
your neighbors and gua Eanteed BY
ie- ding DRUGGISTS every Rhe"a.-adv.
La gaceta., 1941-02-13

Al Mccoy fne una demonstration
'1astimosa."
"Acostara @l a Gus Dorazio, el
venidero lunes, II pero 81 no SO
recompone Bill Conn, en- JUNO,
he arrebatara la corona"
Esas palabras de Bradodck me
recen ser tenidas en- cuenta, con-
siderando su habilidad y expe-
riencia como boxeador.
La gaceta., 1941-02-13
NO Sc INVESTIGATE LA
OBTENTDA
POR CAMERON

Washington, Feb. 19.-H
comite de immigration puso aver
a dormir una resolution en- ia
vor de que Sc investigase como
adquiri6 la ciudadania Ell Sr. W.
J, Cameron, alto empieado de la
Ford Motor Co, Por Yotacion u
nanime Sc acord6 no cOnsiderar-
la,
La habia presentado ell repre-
sentante Geyer, democratic de Ca
lifornia.
La gaceta., 1941-02-13

A cold cough seriously sndangers
you, youf family. and your business
associates, Hlpess from colds and
coughs causes more loss of time
than all other diseases combined.
II you have a cough due to q cold,
get Mentho-M ulsion, the guaran-
teed medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsion fails to stop your coughing
Immediately and get you eRtirely
ever your cold equga quicker than
any medisipe yeu ever tried, ask
FOR your m0aey b. k. =
Msatho-M ulsion is more than an
lrdinary medicine. 1t contains vita
MINIS A and D TO build your cold
resistance, and seven soothing,
-, Two Ails md u~or1o7ts. iNet1d.
La gaceta., 1941-02-13

Joe Cronin, ell director de los
Medals Rojas, tiene un exceso
de pitchers.
Cuenta NADIA manos que con 81
pitchers y aSpirantes. Uno de
clos, Mike Ryba, tiene SO amos.
La gaceta., 1941-02-13

SUponemos que prepare nue. =
.vos "sensacionales" programmes
Ell empresario local Frank La
Marque.
Tommy Gomez, la eStrella ma
xima del cuadrilatero de los Ar
tilleros, esta en- vfas de complete
ESTABLISHMENTS.
IA quien sc escogera como ell
pr6Nimo adversario del soldado
" 'hotelero?"
La gaceta., 1941-02-13
CON LOS GUANTES
ia opinion de BrGddock

Jim Braddock, 81 ~excampe6n
y exestibador, opina que la deca
dencia de Jose Luis Sc ha inicia-
do. "Yo quiero preguntarle a un
m6dico pOr que Luis sigue per-
diendo terreno."
"Mucho parece haber perdido
desde que sostuvo lasegunda pc
lea con Godoy. Ell combats con
La gaceta., 1941-02-13

En- ell Palacio San Nicolas,
Monte Pignatore, con un peso de
1873 libras, puso a dormir a Jo-
sc Torres, de Puerto Rico, en- Ell
segundo asalto de un match a
echo rounds. Pesaba Torres 141
libras.
Mickey Farber venci6 en- ell Sc
mifinal a Norman Rain, de FL
ladelfia.
La gaceta., 1941-02-13

LEGO va a la oficina de los
Dodgers 81 contrato del "torpe-
dero" Pee Wee Reese. Esta GU
RADIO de la lesion que el pasado
agosto sufriera er ell pie izQuisr-
do.
IEsta en- canine de la Habana
con Leo Durocher y un contiu-
genie del Brooklyn. Larry Mac
Phail lie concedi6 un aumento dc
sueldo.
La gaceta., 1941-02-13
II CAP GANO Ell
DERBY DE SANTA ANITA

Arcadia, Gail, Feb. 13.-Un
caballo comprado en- $1,000. Por
ter's Cap, gan6 aver Ell Derby de
Santa Anita y un premio de so
mil pesos. Presenciaron las ca
La gaceta., 1941-02-13
LA DUQUESA VISJTO LA
CASA A

Washington, Feb. 13-La
Gran Duquesa de L~uxemburgo
visit6 hoy la Casa Blanca y fue
recibida a la puerta por la espo-
sa del presidente. Accompanies
a la duquesa su esposo, ell prfn-
cipe Felix, y Ell heredero, Jeane,
de 20 amos.
La gaceta., 1941-02-13

Los Osos de Newark adquirie
ron los e~srvicios de Nino Bon
giovanni, que en- un tempo jug6
de los Rojos de Cincinnati. Hizo
Ell tra2paso e. club Kansas City.
La gaceta., 1941-02-13
rreras de aver s2,0OO personas.

|IN ~ T
que ovacionaron al vencedor.
Fu@ una victoria facil y coloca
al caballo ganador entire los IA
moSos ejemplares Seabiscuit,
Midland, Kayak II y Sorteado.
Sc pagaron sus boletos a $500,
$500 y 1920. En- dos amos Por-
ter's Cap ha ganado para su due
no $81, $50. Solo ha conquistado
cinco carreras, pero dos de elias
recompensadas con grandes boil
saS.
La gaceta., 1941-02-13

nos toman por matrimonio tam
bien, y 70, no tengo que decirte
que me creo un padicha. Pero.
5ueno, dime tn algo. HAS visto
a Odette?,.. lEh?.... mo contes-
tas O..
La gaceta., 1941-02-13

Ha reciido un interrogatOrio
del servicio s~electivo, Charlie
Keller, Ell pelotero de los Yam
KEGS. Els un hombre cascade y pa
ore de dos hijos.
La gaceta., 1941-02-13

Enos Slaughter, que rbate6 3O6
Tara los Cardenales, Ell ano pa
sado, ACADIA de fimar su contra
to para 1941.
La gaceta., 1941-02-13
Hubo una leve pausa.

Hubo una leve pausa.
La muchacha habia optado
por callar, por hablar 10 menos
possible, para no despertar los
recelos del otro, 81 desconocfa la
VOC de su amigo.
Y ell falso condo prOsigui6,
con tono apremiante:
- no me Dyes, Pepino?....
Has vistO a Odette p. Que ju
gada! .~ Y, la verdad es que O.
dette no es fea, ique diablo!....
iCtaro que no es este mujer, Chi
co ,porque este es... IT'D recuer-
das las muieres de Rubens?....
Equal 81 20 no fuera coleccio-
nistG y estuviera tan acostum-
La gaceta., 1941-02-13
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves PainQuiCk

Mains of rheumatism, sciatlca, luunbagos hge.
raipia and neuritis-are certainly happy 0~ar
their discovery OF NURITO. Now they have
found a quick-acting formula which speedily
relieves those exhausting muscular aches and
pains. NURITO Is trustworthy and dependable
contains no opiates. II you want to feel again
the 10Y Of relief from pain-soyou can wogk b
peace and sleep in comfort-be wise and w
NURITO under this ironclad guarantee. IL the
very first three doses do not relieve that errea
main 70 your satisfaction-yow mQpey WBkbD
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Kidneys Must
CleanOutkGdS

Excess acids, poisons and wastes IN your
blood are removed chiefly by your kidneys.
Getting up Nights, Burning Passages, Back
ache, Swollen Ankles, Nervousness. Rheu-
matte Pains, Dizziness, Circles Under Eyes,
and feeling worn out often are caused by
non-organic and non-systemic Kidney n
Bladder troubles. Usually in such cases, the
very FIRST dose OF Cystex gees right to work
helping the Kidneys flush out excess acids
end wastes. And this cleansing, purifying
fly make you feel younger, stronger n
better than In ye4fs. A printed guarantee
wrapped around each package Of Cystex'tn.
Sutes an immediate refund Of the fun cost
unless you are completely satisfied You have
everything to gain and nothing to lose under
this positive monay back guarantee 90 get
oVStex from your druggist S6day nor only Sc.
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