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Evening star., 1941-11-22
Coal Miners Return
To Pits as Work
| Orders Are Issued

The news of what had taken
place in Washington resulted
ma back-to-work movement
late today at captive mines in
the vicinity of Charleston, w.
Va, and in Fayette County, Pa.
Union headquarters at Charles
ton sent out immediate return
to-work orders, which meant
operations could resume to-
ni4ht at 200-odd commercial
mines closed by sympathy
Walkouts.
Miners at Edenborn, Pa, scene
of gunplay in two strike dis
turbances, greeted word of the
developments at washington
with cheers.
Orders went out for men to
| return to work under the regu-
lar schedule. Some put on their
working clothes Immediately to
work the 1 pm. to midnight
shift.
Evening star., 1941-11-22

} That President Roosevelt still
thinks it is quite important We
should decide on some labor legis-
lation," was disclosed later in the
day by Chairman Norton of the
House Labor Committee after she
conferred with the Chief Executive.
Hopes for Bill in Week.
Mrs. Norton, who already has in
troduced her own version of labor
control legislation for The emergency
period, said her committee hopes to
have a measure ready for presenta-
ton on the floor of the House BY
the end of next week.
She said the objective will be
bill TO preserve labor's gains but to
compel an understanding that We
are in a period of emergency and
that labor must conform"
The steel companies indicated
Wednesday they would accept the
arbitration plan or, with equal will
ingness, accept the alternative OF
leaving the so-called closed shop is
sue in status quo during the present
emergency.
In his plea to Mr.. Lewis today,
made by letter, the President cited
the acceptance by the steel COM
panies of the arbitration plan and
proposed that the miners likewise
concur.
Suggested Board Members.
Mr.. Roosevelt suggested the per-
sonnel of the arbitration board in
his letter and asked that an i'm
mediate reply and acceptance" be
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Notre Dame Defeats
1rojans, 70 10 1S, in
Hard fought Battle
Blocked Kicks Give
Irish Margin Of
Victory Over Westerners

BY the Associated Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 22-
Notre Dame closed its season with
out a defeat by outscoring Southern
California, 20 to 18, here this after
noon.
First Quarter.
Southern California took advan-
tage of a blocked Notre Dame kick
on the third play of the game to
set up the games first touchdown.
Evans boot was blocked and
knocked out of bounds on the Irish
80. The Trojans went to a first
down on the % and Bleeker on a
reverse went to the 20. Blocker lost
2 yards and then Robertson fired a
pass into the hands of Ralph Hey
wood in the end zone for Southern
(See NOTRE DAME, Page 2-XD
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Minnesota TrampIes
Wisconsin, 41-6, 10
End Perfect Season
Copt. Bruce Smith Runs
And Posses Badgers
Ragged in Contest
By tie Associated Press.

By tie Associated Press.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 22-Led by
Capt. Bruce Smith. who ran and
passed the Badgers ragged, Mime
sofa ended its season undefeated
here this afternoon by blasting Wis
consin, Al to 6. The v'ctory was the
Gophers' 18th straight. The game,
played in 23-degree weather. was
witnessed by $1,000 spectators.
Flashing one of his greatest ex-
hibitions. Smith sprinted l8 yards
for the first touchdown. then ran
Al yards to set up the second one.
lateraling to Bob Fitch on the Wis
consin 7.
The third score came after Smith
ran a pass interception back to the
Wisconsin II. Smith, completing
four of five passes. shot one into the
arms of Fullback Bill Daley for Min
nesotat's fifth touchdown The fourth
one had come on Kulbitcki's 25-yard
runback of Wisconsin forward pass.
Smith finally quit in exhaustion
late in the game and Bud Higgins
came in to shoot a forward for the
final touchdown.
First Quarter.
Wisconsin brought the kickoff out
to the 20, but suffered loss OF
S yards on two plays and then
kicked out on the Minnesota 80.
Higgins got II on the first play,
but Wisconsin braced and Higgins
kicked.
Harder's tumble was recovered by
Billman on the Wisconsin 28 Then
Thornally promptly recovered Swell
gers tumble on the Wisconsin 80.
Harder and Seelinger plunged for
each and Wisconsin had to kick.
Capt. Smith came in for Minnesota
and on the second play passed As
yards to GarnaaS on the Wisconsin
20. Then Sweiger got 2 and Capt.
Smith again pulled the spectacular
by dashing l8 yards for a touch
down, dodging and stiff-arming four
Wisconsin men inside the yard line.
Garnaas converted.
Minnesota, 7; Wisconsin, o.
Wisconsin took the kickoff, suf-
fered a two-yard loss in two plays
and then kicked, Garnaas hauling
it back Is to the Minnesota As.
Smith and Sweiger got first down
Then Smith again broke away and
ran brilliantly to the Wisconsin
where, as he was tackled, he
lateraled to Fitch, who went on
over. The play was good for 46
yards. Garnaas converted just
before the quarter ended
Minnesota. IA: Wisconsin, 0.
Second Quarter.
Wisconsin AGAIN failed to gain,
this time after the kickoff. and Min
nesota began a march from its IS,
with Smith and Daley getting a
(See MINNESOTA, Page B-6)
Evening star., 1941-11-22
w. PIunket Stewart
Badly Hurt in Hunt

BY the Associated Press.
WEST CHESTER, Pa, Nov. o.
w. Plunket Stewart of Unionville,
Pa. owner of the Cheshire Hunt,
was thrown from his horse and seri-
ously injured today while riding in
a fox hunt on his estate
Mr.. Stewart was brought to the
Chester County Hospital and phy-
sicians are seeking to determine
whether he has a brain conclusion.
Earlier this year, Mr.. Stewart was
a host to Lord Halifax. the British
Ambassador, and Lady Halifax at a
hunt on his estate.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Late News Bulletins
New Zealand Troops Recopture Fort Copuzz

CAIRO Egypt p'-New Zealand troops have recaptured
Capuzzo the Egyptian byan frontier was learned
here tonight British Middle East command communque
tank forces break through the British
wall to their defeated in battle yesterday The
RA claimed 10 Axis planes eed yesterday in the Lbyan
offensive raised Thursdays score from "a to ST.
British Claim Mastery of Air in Libyo
CAIRO Or A. F. officers returning from the Libyan
tonight reported the British had complete mas
terry of the air in two days Of fighting The German Air
said almost existent in areas OF
the fighting. -
Duke Winds Up Unbeoten, United Season
RALEIGH, N c. Q1-Dukes Blue Devils ended and un-
united today by defeating North
Carolina State IS to in Southern Conference football
game before $4,000 fans.
Wise Moss Upsets Sweet Willow in Match Race
SALEM N. H. lR,-Ed McCuans Wise Moss defeated the
r. W. Collins Stables Sweet Willow by three lengths IN
special S. match Rockingham Park this after
Wise scoring his upset victory equaled the
fastest Of the meeting for furongs-a nat l-se
ironically Sweet willow There no betting on the race
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Boston COLLEGE Wins, 1877

BOSTON, Nov. "a R.-Boston
College scored all of it's points in
the first 8 minutes Of its annual
intra city game with Boston Uni
versity today, winning 1877. During
most of the game, the Eagles were
held even and at times outplayed
by the stubborn Terriers
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Stee|mon, FoirIess
And Lewis to Settle
Union Shop Demands
Arbitrutors to Meet at Once
Following New Plea Made
Today by President
Earlier Story on Page AID
By JOHN C. HENRY.

Responding to previously unannounced appeal made
by President Roosevelt this morning, John L. Lewis pesi
dent of the United Mine Workers. informed the White
House this afternoon that his union after consultation of
the United Mine Workers Policy Committee is ordering its
striking coal miners back to work Immediately and con-
Senting to arbitration of the union shop issue in the steel
owned captive mines.
The arbitration, suggested by Mr. Roosevelt Wednesday,
will be undertaken special board composed of Dr. John
Steeman head Of the Labor Department Cancellation Service
Benjamin Fae president of United Steel Corp, and
Dr. Seeman will public representative, with MI
Fss representing the steel industry and Mr. Lewis represent
ing the miners.
The decision announced time when unofficial e-
the idle miners throughout
the Nation 186O including 1000 employed in captive
pits.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Georgia Tech Defeated
By Florida, ID to 7
By the Associated Press.

BY
GAINESVILLE. Fla. Nov o.
The Florida Gators scored twice on
quick aerial thrusts in the third
quarter and beat back determined
fourth period rally by their foe to-
day to defeat Georgia Tech. 14-7,
before Homecoming crowd Of
$4,000.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Lafayette Gets Up Steam
To Beot Lehigh, ATT
axthp Associated Press

Ry the Associated Press.
BETHL LEHEM. Pa, Nov. 22.-After
holding Lafayette in check for two
periods. Lehigh weakened today and
Lafayette ran wild in the second
half to score 40 points for 47-to-7
victory in the 18th meeting of the
traditional rivals.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Rockinqhum Park

SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81 600: claim
Ing: 3-year- r-oldS and up; IL miles.
Dianapat tGuerinl HOO $50 300
County Cork tMeyneln 800 $50
kays Pride CRogers) 800
Time, AS.
Also ran-Fiddle Paddle Mattapony,
Crown Gem, Ariel Gazelle, Mitza and
Slight Error.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
tns; 3-year-olds and upward: "a miles.
Sir Elmer iAtknSonl $40 $50 90
Supreme Flag tVandenberghel 4S0 3.20
Abyssina tJedlinskl 2.SO
Time. 2:35.
Also ran-Mowseen. West Wichita. Mill
River, Bonny Imp, Personable and Rose B.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Woodberry Wins, 30
Woodbury. Wine. 40.

y
Woodberry Forest defeated Epis-
copal High School. 27-0. in their
football game today at Alexandria,
Sammy Fray and Jack Mccall
starred for Woodberry. which held
a 14-O lead at the half.
Evening star., 1941-11-22

SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 500: claim
Ing: 3-year-olds and up: lss miles.
Dusky Fox Keeper so g so 80
Regent lSistoD $40 30
Gerneaux Smith 4.sO
Time. 2:5245
3 Also ran-Bufoon. October Ale, Valdina
Leo and Charming Herod.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse 81 200: claim
Ing: 3-year-olds and up: - miles.
Oversight tMcCombsl 1880 40 100
Belle D'Amour tRenickD $50 40
rransmitter fHacker1 100
Time 49ia
Also ran-Busy Man Darby Du. Flying
Plaid Star of Padula, Peace Day and
No Sir
Evening star., 1941-11-22

service as a lieutenant of infantry
in 1891 and four years later was
transferred to the air force.
He first fought in Spain and later
against airmen of Poland, Belgium
and Britain before switching to the
Russian front.
He was shot down over France
In June, 1910. and held for four
weeks as . prisoner Of war until
France signed an armistice.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Auburn Upsets ViIIonovo

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "a (P.--
Monk Gafford, . 169-pound half
back, put on q great exhibition Of
running today to lead Auburn to an
upset l3-to-0 victory over Villanova,
before 10000 at Shibe Park.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Weather Forecast

Cloudy, rain. lowest tonight about AZ degrees
tomorrow rain, changing to snow: colder tomor
row night. Temperatures today-Highest, 4s
at pm: lowest 81 at ITO am
From the Untea states weaver rureau Report
Full Details Page Az.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Late Races
Bowie

Additional Results and Entries for
Monday on Page 2-A.
Evening star., 1941-11-22

(See NOTRE DAME, Page 2-X.
Evening star., 1941-11-22

additional Football Scores on Page 2-X)
La gaceta., 1941-07-10

Hablando ell dfa a de julio cor
unos periodistas, en- Detroit, e
negro Jose Luis, campe6n del
peso complete, dijo: va no soy
Ell p1gil que era. Estoy descen-
diendo por la escala. De fijo no
apreciare bien mi estado, en-
cuanto a decadencia, hasta que
combata con Lou Nova, en- el
mes de s~eptiembre. 81 entonces
descubro q. he perdido mucho,
ME retirare de una vez y para
siempre. No SECURE peleando,
como hacen algunos, hasta con-
vertirme en- un aguanta-gOlpes.
lie pegue duramente q Billy
Conn, en- ell tercero y en- ell quin-
to, pero no pude 'finiquitarle.'
En- aquellos momentos pense en-
mi decadencia. No pude acOstar
lie hasta ell decimo tercerO, ape
sar de que 20 lie llevaba una ven
taja de Is libras."
La gaceta., 1941-07-10
SCOTT DERRIBO A
BULLDOG GRIFFIN
Gomez HegGrd hoV a Tampa

Cambiando aver golpes cor
Bulldog Griffin, ell fuerte pGgi'
local, en- el gimnasio de la Gale
Franklin, Buddy Scott descargt
sus mejores pufetazos y estuvo
a punto de "acostar" a su $50
clio de practicas.." Mas de 300
personas aplaudieron al tejano,
cuando pudo combinar un dere-
chazo corto a la mandibula y u
ma "cortante" iZquierda, por eI
mismo lugar.
Harry Ruskin, ell entrenador
de Buddy, anunci6 que hoy lie
dejara descansar. Ell viernes y
ell sabado lie permitira dos asal-
tos cada dia, y ell domingo des-
cansara.
RaSkin asegura que en- Dallas
Texas, Scott propin6 a Jack
Marshall una fuerte golpiza.
Aquf, en- esta ciudad, Gomez
6errib6 a Marshall pOr la cuen-
ia de diez.
Ell empresario Frank LAMAR
que aguarda hoy ell arribo de
Tommy Gomez, ell protegido del
coronel Hesterley Y la esperan-
"a del ejercito en- cuanto al cam
peonato mundial del peso com
pleto.
Gomez Sc entrenara a las tres
de Ia tarde, manteniendo ash SD
perfecto condici6n fisica.
Claudio Villar, ell corpulentos
espanol, Sc batira, a 10 asaltos,
con AL Williams, de Miami. Sc
"a la primera "salida'' de Villar
en- la Florida, bajo la direction
del periodista cubano Jess Lo-
sada.
FL "peninsular" pesaba aver
2O6 libras Y lie hizo sentir la vic
lencia de sus "ostias' al eti6pi-
La gaceta., 1941-07-10

recordaba por su brutalidad 10,
martlrios de los primeros cris.
tianos.
Unos eran acuchillaidos Dor
los brazos, otrOs por las pier.
mas.
FL verdugo, uH chino rechon.
chO y obese, que recordaba la fl.
gura de los Budas, comenzaba
cast siempre cortando los dedos
de las manos.
Las piltrafas eran arroiadas
por Ia borda por varios piratas.
Luego. ell verdugo, siguiendo
su macabra labor, cortaba IN
ora7o a su victima, una pierna,
o arrancaba pedazos de carne
De los puntOs mas dolorosos.
Las muJeres les cortaba los
cOrtOs cabellOs, las Orejas. Ia
nariz, los labios...
la Sangre salpicaba la alfom-
pra y Ell sitial de Lilo, que con
tinuaba seria, rigida, inmutada
La gaceta., 1941-07-10

Las personals que han visto a
Scott en- ell gimnasio de la Gale
Franklin, estiman q. ell mucha-
cho es 'bueno;'" pero que esta
verde" y a bastante distancia
lie la primera division.
Quiero este decir que Tommy
Gomez no va a batirse con un
gladiator probado frente a las
"estrellas," sino con un mucha-
ch6n peligroso, pero que proba-
blemente no resistira los puiieta
zos "atomizantes,"
Una victoria de Scott sobre
Tommy derribarfa, de golpe y
porrazo, todos los "castillOs' ia
bricados por los admiradores
del soldado.
La gaceta., 1941-07-10
TAMI MAURIELLOS PUSO A
DORMI RIA MAMAKOS

New York, julio 10.-En el
noveno ~asalto, Tami Mauriello,
con un peso de 165 libras, puso
a dormir anoche, en- ell terreno
de Ebbets, en- Brooklyn, a Steve
Mamakos, peso mediano de Wa,
shington. Fue la octava victoria
consecutive, por nocaut, del p1'
gil del Bronx.
La multitud, unas 10000 per
sonas, hizo una demonstration
de protesta contra ell arbitro EC
die Jose cuando puSo fin a
match, en- 81 noveno, cuando ha'
bfa transcurrido un minute J
IS segundos,
Mamakos habia sido dura'
mente castigado y estaba cubiel
to de sangre, pero Sc cay6 en- e
noveno al reSbalar, no por efec'
to de los golpes de su poderosc
contrincante.
La gaceta., 1941-07-10

Madame Juneau, mas vale
rosa 0 mas serena, manteniase
en- actitud altiva, a pesar de su
cast seguridad de que a elias i
ban a matarlas tambien.
-IQue va a ser de nosotraS?
la dijo, de pronto, Maria de
la Cruz.
Ji0h, seiora l-repuso la
francesa con sarcasmo immense
4 va 10 esta listed viendo!
La ceremonial brutal Sc rea-
nudaba, y las dos prisioneras
callaron.
Lilo, seria muda, como in
diferente al espectaculo brutal,
rigida en- su sill6n, se volvi6 aho
ra hacia uno de sus ayudantes.
Estas palabras chinas, llega-
ron hasta los oidos de Maria,
por encima del tumulto de ayes
Y lqmentos:
.-Shin-C hO-Lti, Whit-Ldn.
Gong-Ghi-F6!
La gaceta., 1941-07-10

triota!
!Que bueno habia sido con
ella, en- toda la trayesia, en- Ma
Mia luego, en- HOng-Kong, a
fin!..
~ como la habia puesto en-
guardia contra estos feroces y
brutales piratas chinos, que ells
habia creido siempre hasta aqu.
personajes novelescOs. sin posi-
BILE realidad EN- ~nuestros dias d.
progreso y de refinamientosl
iY ahora, ella, la dulce Maria
de la Cruz, eStaba en- poder d.
estos piratas, q merced de estaS
gentes feroces!....
Los labios de la martir Sc mo.
vieron para murmurar, en- VOC
eve, miranda al cielo;
Il Hasta cuandO, Dios milo.
hasta cuando vais a consentir
que duren estas torturas MAS?
Todos los muertos habian ST.
La gaceta., 1941-07-10
do va arrojados al mar

do va arrojados al mar
Ahora llegaba ell turno a los
heridos.
Del monitor donde estos esta,
ban hacinados, como fardos, CO.
mo odres, Sc escapaban Quejidos
lamentables, ayes y woes de dc
Tor. que partian ell alma.
Maria de la Cruz miraba q
monitor horrendo de infelices
preguntandoSe:
@Que va a hacer con elloS
esta mujer, la feroz capitana?
iEs que va a arrojarlos vivos
al mar?
10 va a hacer que sus gentes
brutales los rematen a nuestra
vista?
lDios milo, piedad, piedad,
piedad para los heridos y para
nosotros L..
La mujer de Pedro de NGhez
sentia que sus dientes castahe-
teaban.
La gaceta., 1941-07-10
TONIC TERCER0
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
La Gaceta

manos de estos infames pira-
tasl....
Sus lindos ojos negros. como
ahitos del espectaculo brutal, sc
pasearon ahora por la superb
Gle azul del mar, un tanto albo-
rotado a pesar del hermoso sol
que lucia en- un cielo sin nubes.
Y un pensamiento Ia asalt6.
Fue ell recuerdo de aquel dull
ce y bondadoso compatriota, de
aquel Gabino Gonzalez, que la
habia acompanado en- su viaje
desde Barcelona, hasta Hong
Kong, cuando ella Sc dirigia a
Toxic.
tAh, pobre Y dulce compa-
La gaceta., 1941-07-10
LIGA AMERICANA

lPosici6n de las novenas en- el
campeonato: New York, AZ ga
nados y 20 perdidos, GAG pun
tos; Cleveland, 46 ganados y 81
perdidos, 597; Boston, 40 CANA
dos y 33 perdidos, 54S; Chica-
go, 38 ganados y SO perdidos.
SID; Detroit, 80 ganados y 4C
perdIdos, 494; Filadefia, "a ga
nados y 40 perdidos, 459; Sar
Luis, 81 ganados y As perdidos
375, y Washington 26 ganados
al perdidos y $50.
Los Browns jugaran hoy cor
los Tigres, los Yankees con 10:
Browns, los Atleticos con los II
dios y los Senadores con Is Me
dias Blancas.
La gaceta., 1941-07-10
P1NKUs Sc MANr1ENE A
LA CABEzA DEL TORNEC

Ventnor City, New Jersey, ju
Ito 1O.-Albert S. Pinkus, cam
pe6n del Manhattan Chess Club
Sc mantiene en- el primer lugar
del torneo de ajedrez que aqui
Sc verified.
Pinkus tiene dos partidas ga
nadas y ninguna perdida. Ariel
Mengarini, de Washington. sc
halla en- segundo lugar.
Despues de Mengarini, pol
turno, Sc italian Adams, Reinf.
cid, Santasiere, Bernstein, Do
novan, Durkin, Hanauer y lie
win.
La gaceta., 1941-07-10

pufios, es frerte, boxea bastante
bien y, como decia aver uu Gu
bano, "se faja hasta con 81 SOM
bra"
Villar tendra que esperar 81
turno y suponemos que Sc lie bus
cara un "toro" para iniciarlo en-
los cuadrilateros locales.
Nuestro compahero Miguel Ia
rente no ha visto en- acci6n al
'Fpeninsular." Cuando 10 yea, O.
pinara con entera sinceridad.
En- la question de pufos Mi
guel estima que ell 'patriotismo
es la destreza.
La gaceta., 1941-07-10
OEPORTES
CON LOS GUANTE
M Y SCOTT. - CLAU-
do VILLAR. - JOSE LUIS
Y LA ~DECADENCIA

No Sc haga listed la illusion,
amigo, de que Buddy Scott es
una notabilidad en- la categoria
del peso complete.
Una victoria sobre Scott, por
nocaut, lie dara merito a Tommy
Gomez, mas por comparaci6n,
Los amigos de Tommy podran
decir: Scott resisti6 a Bob Pas
tor, en- dos ~Ocasiones, y ell joven
de Texas, que opera desde Wa
shington, no pudo soportar los
pufietazos del soldado de Bland
ing.
Tmmy Gomez, como Scott, es
un principiante, pero descarga
punetazos que derriban y produ
cen la "fatidica" cuenta de diez.
La gaceta., 1941-07-10
Los verdUgOs marcaron una
inclination ante la capitana.

inclinacion' ante la capitana.
-
Entonces ocurri6 70 horren.
DO, 10 que los ojos humanos nc
pueden presenciar sin abrirse
como Sc abren los ojOs de los
locos.
I'm pelot6n de piratas comen.
20 a a~rrastrar a los heridos ha.
cla Ell cuadrO tornado por los
euatro verdugos, p~rOvistos de a
fanjes tremebundOs.
Ell heridO era sostenido Dor
tres de los verdugOs, delante
mismo de Lilo.
7 Ell cuartO de ell0s 10 partfa
EN- pedazos.
I'm verdadero descuartiza.
miento.
81 infeliz martirizado de q.
quei mOdo, lanzaba unos opeii.
dos aterradOres.
I'll cuadrO erO espeluznante, y
La gaceta., 1941-07-10

80 ganados y IS perdidos, 627i
Pittsburgh SO gspados y IS pei
didos, 48S; CAiOago, 81 ganados
y AZ perdidos Y A7; Boston, e
ganados, AZ perdidos y 408; Fl
ladelfia, 20 ganados, "a perdi-
dos y 270.
Los Rdjos jugaran hoy Icon
los Dodgers, los Cubs con los
Braves, los Cardenales con los
Gigantes y los Piratas con los
Phillies.
La gaceta., 1941-07-10

A MEDIA que las tasaciones su-
ben, listed debe procurar que ell n1-
nero de millas disminuya-vea aho-
"a mismo a los ~comisionados del con-
dado Y tambien a los comisionados
de las escuelas.
La gaceta., 1941-07-10

81, senior, compre Ia
pintura B. L. p. Sofa
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
Y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-07-10
POSIOION DE LOS CLUBS
EN- LA LIGA NACIONAL

No Sc efectuaron aver desa-
ffos en- esta Liga.
La situaci6n de los Clubs es
la siguiente: Brooklyn, so ga
nados y "a perdidos, SIG; San
Luis AZ ganados y % perdidos,
632; New York, 80 ganados Y
80 perdidos, $40; Cincinnati,
La gaceta., 1941-07-10
- 1WIBfRr -

co Dixie Lee Oliver, I'm indivi-
duo que pesa 205.
Dicese que Mike Jacobs NAM
dara IN "explorador'' para yer
en- acci6n a Don Claudio.
La gaceta., 1941-07-10

La Muerte y las contributions son
cosas ciertas-el Tasador dc Contri-
buciones es tan Importance para as
ted como un medico-quiza mas que
ell medico-veale ahora mismo.
La gaceta., 1941-07-10

Isl no hemos sido nal informa
dos, ell Sr. Claudio Villar, ell
hombre de las "morradas' y las
"ostias," es un pGgil superior a
Scott, o parece serlo.
FL eSpanOl pega con los dos
La gaceta., 1941-07-10

como una esfinge.
Luego, los regueros rojos CO.
menzaron a correr por las Ia
rimaS de la cubierta.
Maria Sentia que sus fuer-
zas Sc agotaban,
Los verduges coHtinuaban su
macabra labor, impasibles.
La multitud de piratas chi
nos sonreia ante los lamentos v
los rostros de espanto de las dos
sehoras prisioneras.
La inglesa seguia desmayada.
La eSposa de Pedro de Ndnez
y Madame Juneau, por suerte
para elias, no perdieron, a pc
sar de TODD, ell conocimiento.
I'll terror, ell instinto de con-
servacion tai vez, las mantuvo
pie y alertas.
A cada instante creian que
ias iba a tOcar a elias 81 turno
en- la fdnebre inmolaci6n.
La gaceta., 1941-07-10
newt "BACTERIOSTATIC"
Feminine
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among women

Many doctors recommend regular use
OF douches as q precautionary meas
ure for women who want to be clean,
dainty-for women troubled by onend-
ing odor or discharge.
Some products may be harmful TO
delicate tissues. But not Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Sanative Washl Pinkham's
Sanative Wash Is gaining great favor
because it's NOT a harmful germicide.
1nstead-it's q mighty effective BAG
teriostatic" (the modern trend Tt not
only discourages bacterial growth and
infection but thoroughly cleanses, deo-
dorizes. Very soothing -Telieves minor
trritations and discharge and has Q
tonic effect on delicate membranes,
G~nexpensivel All druggists.