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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
More Funds
For Army,
Navy Asked

SHIN GToS President
Roosevelt Tuesday asked congress
for ss.sis.ooo 900 in new sppro-
priations 10 provide more planes
for the army and navy.
The request, In a lettsr 10
Speaker Sam Rayburn, Tex. asked
for S7.7eo. 600. 900 for planes fer
the army and ts2s 600. 900 for
naval planes
The request reflected an immi-
rent tremendous expansion o. air
craft production schedules. but
gave no IstAils on the number
and type Of planes 10 be produced.
II Was understood the army re-
quest Included an item for several
thousand heavy bombers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
80 Survivors
0fTorpedoed
Ship Rescued

WASH1NGTON-The coast
guard cutter General Greene
Tuesday picked up 80 sur
vivors of a torpedoed merch.
ant ship in the North Atlantic
and is searching for so more.
The announcement W a S
made by the treasury. which
refused TO give the national
ity, name. or location of the
torpedoed ship.
Two life boat loads of sur
vivors were picked up, the
first at approximately 4 a. m,
EST, with the chief officer
and 10 men aboard, and the
second at about s a. m, with
10 more persons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
After 80
Years
(Editorial)

Fifty years ago this
month one of the greatest
of the popes, Leo XIII, is
sued his now famous en-
cyclical "Rerum Novarum"
on the condition of labor.
At the time it was con-
sidered close to the revolu-
tionary.
Up to that time il was
the most i'm portant, the
most far-reaching and the
most h elpful declaration
ever written on the subject.
1t was directed not alone
to adherents of the Roman
Catholic church, but to all
men of all nations.
Pope Leo clearly saw and
proclaimed the rights and
privileges that needed TO
be, but then were yet 10 be,
lab0rs.
He fOresaw, too, the COM
ing of labor TO vast power,
and he called attention 10
the great responsibility that
then, by necessity, would be
shOuldered by labor and by
labOrs leaders.
Leo was a foe OF the
socialistic theory; a defend
er of the property rights Of
men. He visualized a right
full place in the scheme of
things for both labor and
capital-and he upheld each
in what he saw as it's proper
niche.
The words Of this great
man, given TO the world in
the final decade of the last
century are worth recalling
today. a day on which poll
cies and conduct Of both
capital and labor closely are
being scanned by an Ameri-
can public faced with an
international crisis of first
magnitude.
Here are excerpts from
the document dated at ST.
Peters May Is, 1891:
The great mistake that
is made in the matter nom
under consideration. Is 10
possess oneself of the idea
Continued on Page I. Column s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
Portland Bread
Strike Spreads

PORTLAND-striking Portland
bakers Tuesday won the backing
of zoo bakery drivers In their de-
mands for wage increases.
Drivers refused To make deliv-
cries. Little hope for an imme-
date peace was seen and the city's
bread supply dropped to 20 per
cent of normal
Housewives dug out recipe books
to make homemade bread, and
out-of-town bakeries were called
upon to help supply the restaurant
demand
Employers agreed to a 10 per
cent wage increase for the bakers
but rejected demands for a night
work bonus. The drivers ask SAT
for a 4s-hour week, and Z per cent
on sales above $500 per week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28

brought the biHfnArrk 10 nay
An official Man siatsmsnt s@ld
the Bismarck was sunk altar shs
had bssn punetursd BY serial tor.
psdoss and lay hsiplsss 400 80
miles wsst II Br-ss. nut. u sadsd.
ths Islsmarek fought 10 the lest
sheii~ against superior British
forces
Ths nigh command claimed that
the British foFes 1hieh ended the
lslsmarrk's career was composed
of three balfisships. an aircraft
carrier. and several cruisers ard
destreyeFs
Ths tsxt ~ ina special Mari
eommuhlqsaa said
ia . b~ifts agsin@f grads
ally stssaEfheses ssesay sessl
fsssss esf h@sfie@hip nl.n>sssk
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
The Wer Teddy
BY JOE ALEX MORRIS
Foreign New. Fdlfar

Great Britain Tuesday sent
the brand new Nazi battleship
Bismarck to the bottom of the
Atlantic in the most dramatic
sea battle of the war but Ger
many's air-borne army won
more ground in the fierce.
fantastic battle of Crete.
Blows and counter-blows on .
war front stretching from the
north Atlantic to the Mediterra-
mean and on 10 East Africa and
1raq fell with trip-hammer speed
during one Of the most momentous
days OF the European conflict.
The highlights--most Of them
announced 10 the house OF COM
mons by Prime Minister Winston
Churchill-included
British naval forces. paced by
torpedo-earrsng planes from
the aircraft carrier Ark Royal.
brought the 35.0O0-ton Bismarck
to bay some 400 sea miles off
Brest. blew her full Of holes and
sent her to the bottom In revenge
for the sinking last Saturday Of
the giant H. NJ. s. Hood. Berlin
said the German airforcs later
attacked the British naval forces.
O-German forces. still landing by
4 air on Crete and probably
using air-borns tanks. suffered big
casualties but smashed > deeper
hole In British lines in their often
sive from halemi. on western
Crete, toward Canea and suda
bay. forcing the British imperials
(also being reinforced) 10 fall back
TO new positions. Fighting con-
tinued furiously.
1.-THE British admiralty an
= nouncsd the loss Of tao cruis-
ers and four destroyers and the
damaging Of two battleshipa and
other cruisers in the battle around
Crete, but asserted that no mator
sea-borne Axis endorsements had
broken through the naval screen
around the island and that British
naval strength in tho Mediterra-
mean was relatively unimpsiTed.
Royal Air Force pilots attacking
the Germans 1T Crete reported
shooting down more than five air
transports and the damaging Of
more than 100 other transports.
while the navy sank two small sea
transports loaded with German
troops and two enemy speed boats.
l-Cerman submarines were
creditedsb Berlin with sink
CONTINUED on Page .. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28

fIls sfes sI<4nIna wsth eN<ite~
m<ni. Prime MInie<ef Winete9
chaFehtil r>r.nnsiIy snaaaae>1 ~
end nf - nlemsrrH.
A IsFstl@s .nnoan<~azent -
srsled thsl IL nlsmsr<k 80 -
sompenI>1 - Primes na9sr<. ,
n<w io.noo- taa CRUISES. ea<a -
sutssn eamm@ns<a Hstav<se9. u
I'D n<szar=s = finls1 80 ~
cruiser which 30 81 - eemp@nv
~ th< ulemsrek n<fnr~ - flnnI
seiesas e<fe being faN&H
Ths Hssm*Txk wsnt - - 1ea1n
IN ths Atlsnfls - - fan ~ -
presestisn af n Nsss.h>la Ersnsa
coast
t<<<nuna ssnus>n14uen -
ess>1 ~ ss>1ss - - nu<<nn
s<st - n<~~<. es>ne 1.1n1
mIt~ fr~m IDnmm.ga 46su11s
h~s~~~a or~s~ten1 - -
iaaa uhes~ ~ eeeesseHv
STARRED rstns<Iay r.s<s1ee ~11H
~ Elnkss1 - - 61>~4
An Ameftesn usas slfI1NuI
slxnsii<d n wan1 thsf bre4En1
Isrlsish tsFp~as pisns> sn5 wsrHalps
racing IN 10 end ne HlsmxfN4'1
erewsIe1. hflef eafeef
FIRST SIGHTED An0tfT
NOON o. MONDAY
Tn plane. : Consolidated foar-
mataf<d ffysnm hoet. sighted -
nismsFrk ahoslf noan Mondsr aa4
eraeEl<d sal n aFEsaf si<<i<~s
icsntins<a 81 rsss :. k'eAma u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
Baseball Finals

NATIONAL
Brooklyn 8. I0z COS COOS . o
Philadelphia oeo oeo Goo J 4
Casey and Phelps. Podga Jny.
Grissom 90 and Warren. Layings-
ton.
AmEsIciN
fst game
Philadelphia. co ooIoio--a 4
Bost0a. .... III eco 0ox--s Q
Hadlsy and Hayes. Wagner and
Pytlak.
lznd Gaaasl
PhlLadeiphia COL so soo-1i ~ 4
Boston 49,. 0oo 90 ieo-- al
harchildon ana Hayes. n New
some. Dickman 80. Judd CD and
Peacock.
~. Louis eos esz ooo-s n o
Chicago =. eIe 0oo elo--z . .
nunerisf and Terrell. hlKnsy.
Haiistt %, Hampbrisa 90 and
fresh
Detroit -. III eIe seo-s n o
0eseiaad II0 cor 70o-s 10 4
Rove. Corsica - ard Teoostis:
Miner. Brown ~. Eissnstat 90
and Hemslsy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
Cannot Agree
On Proposals

Prospects for peace between
operators of IS local log dumps
and log storage booms and the
some 70 members of the Boommen
& Rafters union (CIO) who have
been on strike for 10 days, went
glimmering Tuesday as both fac
tons rejected the others final
proposals for settlement.
Result of a joint meeting with
Federal Conciliator Adolph Hoch.
membership of the union Monday
night voted unanimously TO reject
employers final offer Of wages,
vacations, working conditions and
computation of overtime pay.
r. E. Kroeger. union chairman,
said Tuesday that financially the
final offer was less than IT was
before we called the strike"
THE operators final pro-
posal was based on resumption
of work on June and had too
many other conditional TERMS"
Kroeger added.
The union struck q week age
Sunday at the breakdown Of sew
srsl weeks Of negotiations with
employers.
In view Of Tuesdays turn OF
events, IT is expected that al
issues involved in the dispute will
necessarily be turned over 70 q
federal arbitrator or similar gov
eminent agent
Operators previously rejected
the unions proposal that a wage
increase Of so cents a day and q
weeks annual vacation with pay
be granted. and work be resumed
while other points were turned
over 10 an arbitrator.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
Green Denounces
Shipyard Strike

AsHIS CT o S-President
William Green Of the American
Federation q Labor Tuesday de-
nounced and cisavoWed the strike
Of 100 nachinists in San Fran
cisco shipysrds and declared that
u placed ths good name and the
reputation Of the AFL IN
jeopardy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
Supreme Court Disbars
Spokane Co. Attorney

OLYMPIA ma supreme court
late Monday disbsrrsd J. J. Wra-
bek. former spokane county dap
uty prosecutor. from further prae-
tee u la1 In the state Ne had
been convicted Of grand lafcsny In
connection with misuse II eiieutN
funds. fila case had been argued
before the court earlier In ths day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
Laval Asks u. S.
To Keep Quit

In an Asnaxinx iBteryiss. pun
lisbea exclusively to-day n Ia
coma n Ths Times. Pierre L.
val yies prenisx 81 fr.aes.
pleads vita fks Unitsd STATES
not - snier tks Esrspeza cen
Met Tbs inasrview \ snss.tzai
In thai ~ va EFzafed 90 ~
eve ~ Frs.idenf Hoeseseifs
flrssl1e eh4f. sebeduied % al
nal radio sefaoshs Tuesday
40 $50 >. n. lTaesns fiaael.
Ths dtspaaeh wiii ~ fssad %
lhe first page ~ ths second $50
ttsn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
Stores Close
Here Friday

In observance Of Memorial day.
all stores Will be closed Friday.
according 20 Fred KIopfenstsin.
president Of thu Retail Trade b1-
reauL
Stores viii b open e. usual Sat
unday. klopfenHtein said
Saturday will b . holiday for
some courthouse employees. Only
offices open viii b thoss Of the
auditor, clerk and sheriff.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28

fsaxhs n ~ snuzenesserat1s
esnaifLae sHfiI 4 flenily -
sasae . yieflu - spe<nlaE -
m 17fA Il . sapex1ss fsse~
- tkf~~ nsiti~h h~ll1<~AiF~-
900 siseTsff es<ss<<. s~s<<.I
sfalssss 80 aes<Fsy~<s
.-rhs nsitisn sqzsdFon ifs<lf -
ossn sstasksd slHe~ szFIy todsT ~
cisFnan 1omh~xs.
'-fhs thoughts u to snElss o~<-
man psepis 80 fE,i@a Wan p<sds
ana sorfo~ for - feet l@s<ieF. A.
mifzi 0asnlhsr LAs<fj~ns 80 49,
- victorious h fhs battle n&sx
Iceland. fof N nsffles<lp nIs-
mafsk. Tor lfs eemmeaa@f. czpzzEa
Linasmann sad - hTsss ef<w.
Ts~ lee ~ AamlTsi f.pAf-
icoailnusd 90 paes .. cnIumn n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
Truce in Milk War

SPOKANE a truce In sp0-
ksnss milk war Tuesday app1r-
emily preaaged an end q tho us
puts although neither fhe as
tributofs nor striking producers
would make q statement OF the
terms q agreement
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
Sees U. S. In War

HkATItA Emil a Hlek. p<e9I<
asns Il IT, naffi< cnams<< -
cemmsra<. sid Tss<s<IsY thef 800
PIE 10 fhs ssss re eoasInee1 kns1
Ashs unlfnd nlsfsz 1iII sn1<r fne
ssF - 81 setiss t~ilis<<sat - -
neaF fstnrs~
1iek fsfarnef ffun = f1sf-~<eE
trip through sasfsfn states <n1
Canada 70 urge seattle l~aa<<x -
give sii-ous Support 70 th@ asf<nns
pFogFam.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28

What the engagement between
the British and German forces
demonstrated IL that surface sea
power has not been made "ob~o-
lete" BY the development of air
power. but tina, the two are now
interlocked a. essential partners.
Neither alone can win wars
AIRPLANEs ALSO
HAVE MAJOR ROLE
IL was gunfire from the His
marck that sank the Hood. II was
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
British Decide Against
Ulster CONSUMPTION

IOSDON-Ths British govern
nent has decided not 10 apply
CONSUMPTION to Ulster at present,
il wa1 learned reliably Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
Cousin Of King Lost

LONDON-The British destroy
~ Kelly. lost during the battle Of
Crete, was commanded by Lord
Louis Mountbatten. cousin Of King
George VI, an admiralty eommuni-
que disclosed Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
SINKING OF BISMARCK SHOWS:
Great Britain's Navy
Is Still Boss OF Atlantic
T0DAY'S WAR MOVES

The British navy showed Tuesday that Il Is st boss Of
the Atlantic
The loss of the Bismarck Ia blow TO the inferior
German fleet far out Of proportion 10 Brtans oss OF the
Hood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28

Jim Egan, well-known free
lance writer, who authored a
series of articles printed in The
Times recently anent conditions
In the East, is i'll with pneumonia
at Tacoma General hospital. He
was taken there Monday night
from his home at 402 So. st.
A silverware set was the bridal
gift of Battery E, 24sth Field Ar
tillery, Fort Worden. to 1t and
Continued on Page 3, Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
.Nazis Score
In aniasiic
Crete Battle
BULLETINS

BERLIN German bonn
bers today scored several
hits" on ftco British cruisers,
a direct hit" on another
Vessel and dispersed other
British naval units ~ thu
Woters off Crete. Naxis
claimed tonight.
CAiRo-Fieree fighting WA
reported In progress In the
Maiemi-Canca AREA Of western
Crete tonight by weil-lnformed
quarters who Described the sita-
alton there ~ ''serious."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
PRIDE Of FUEnRER'S
NAVY GOES DOWN
IN DARING SEA FIGHT
RoYol Aerial Torpsdoss. Navy
Shslliirs and 72-Hour Hunt for
Noxi Croft Thot Sonk The Heed

L0NDoNBFItish aerial tsr<do<z ard skefre s.nk N
German bztsshp nismarck IN the Atlantic q II ~
q q. m. E.sT.l Tuesday.
The royal navy thus exaeed vengeance for re HIsmarks
sinking ~ hours ago Of BrtAns PRIDE the worlds largest
warship. the ~ io0-ton Hood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28

ture OF the communications. Early
selected three kilograms at rom
dom. disclosing their contents
without revealing the identity of
the senders.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28

Observation-Disclosures House Secretary Stephen Early
indicated Tuesday that President Roosevelt will outline
lean foreign policy in detail in his freside chat tonight The
speech will be extended Is minutes longer than previously
anticipated to 45 minutes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28
F. D. Speech to Leave
No Doubt in Minds as
To u. S. National Policy
White House Secretary Eorly
Asserts Fireside Chat TO Outline
Future Foreign Program of America
BULLETINS

Observation-Disclosures Roosevelt late Tues
day called congressional leaders Of both parties for
nth hour reUiew of the freside chat he i0M deliver
to the nation and the tCorld tonight.
LokDoN-unhsd Stsses Ambossedor John re
the United Sotes before the
tion with President Roosevelt, IL learned tonight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-28

BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ...............Ss,7Io.0o0
La gaceta., 1941-05-29
BATISTA ACUSADO DE
PROTEGER Ell COMUNlS-
MO

Habana. mayo 29.-El re-
presentante DR.. Emilio Nunez
Portuondo, de la provincial de
Santa Clara, acusa al gobier-
mo de Batista de haberse con-
yertido en- protector del par
lido Comunista, Eel vehiculo
usado en- Cuba por los enemi-
gos de Estados Unidos."
Declare ell Representative
que ell gobierno ha venido mos
trando la mayor indiferencia
hacia una ley, ahora pendien-
tie en- ell Coggreso, que decla-
ra illegal ell partido Comunis-
ia. ''No quiere ell gObierno una
alianza militar con los Esta :
dos Unidos, pero esta pidien-
do la ayuda economical de Wa
shington. Para decirlo en- po-
cas- palabras, ell gobierno quie-
re todas las ventajas, pero
.n;nguna de las Responsible
!dades,"
Isl Washington esta dispues
to a hacer prestamOs en- inter-
Gambia por una actitud de sos
pecha y reserva por parte de
, Cuba, entonces todas las ma :
clones americans Unitarian la
actitud de Cuba porque es
mas c6mOda y menos compro-
La gaceta., 1941-05-29

Toc;r,Grscso a Aioman.a re-
uo:ti que circo wees, en- 81
curse lie una c%enturia, los ale
names han tornado las armas
con la esperanza de ascavizar
al mundo. "Alemania -de5e que
dar en- una posici6n que lie imp
ia degempenar d: nuevO ell pa
vel de naci6n agresora".
LAS palabra3 del presidente
Roosevelt, dichas Ell pasado mar
tas, dan expression decidida a la
determination de la mas pode-
rosa naci6n de Ia TERRA. 30
bugcamos la exploitation econo-
mica de Alemania y menos de-
resto del mundo. No podemos
predecir cuando vendra Ell fin
de la guerra pero la naturaleza
de una maquina tan r6gida CO.
mo Ia alemana tiende a un gus
brantamiento sibito y sin avn
So,
La gaceta., 1941-05-29
Ell TEMPO

Nublados y cientos del este.
Maxima aver, 81 grades; mini
ma, 68.
La gaceta., 1941-05-29
Los Cipreses

Altos, severos, aterciopelados
v negruzcos, con las ramas Gu
biertas de espeso v;rdin y sena-
.tanjo al cielo, pare2in los cipre-
SEES simbolos ~co,ocados para de-
tener al hombre ~suplicandO una
oraci6n.
Cada uno de los que encontra
mos en- ell canine de la vida, es
IN indice que implora el Silen-
clio; cada uno de los que vemos
al borde del sandero, nos indica
silenciosamente a los caminan-
ties que cayeron. Sus raices a.
Ibrazaron los hUesos de los cal
dos Y absorbieron sus almas ha-
cha 10 alto de sus fibras para de-
iarlas volar deSde las atlas ra-
mas.
La silueta de los cipreses es la
lapida de los pobres; es ell re
cuerdo de los humildes; la esen-
cia que dej6 el espiritu al despe-
dirse del mundo, hacienda re
vivir la materia; ell sepulcro vi
viente de los 1ltimos secretos de
la vida.
Ellos son los arboles sagrados
hiios de los Gltimos suspiros del
hombre. Cuando ell GltimO de e.
Eos haya dejado de existir, Guam
do 81 mundo no sea otra cosa que
un desierto; cuando ell planets
ruede convertible en- immense &C.
menterio, solo el cipres recorda'
ra a los que murieron.
De entire ell silencio eterno dc
la terra apagada, brotara todc
un bosque de arboles cenicien.
tos, TODD un bosque de expresses
que ell viento helado hara crugil
e~ternamente...
Y SUI ondular sera ell postrel
suspiro que eel espiritu lamar;
llde entire sus ceniZas...
Sera la oraci6n de la terra a
La gaceta., 1941-05-29
an OHIO EDEN HABLO
DEL ORDEN MORAL
DE INGLATERRA
La Gran Bretdi5d ne con Simpd.
tia las aSpiraciOnes de Siria

Londras, mayo 29.-tEl minis
tro de negocios extranjeros, An
tonic Eden, habl6 hoy las aspi-
raciones de la Gran Bretana en-
esta guerra.
Lucha ell pueblo ingl6s, dijo,
por la libertad de palabras, por
todas las libertades democrati-
cas-, y tambi6n por librar al mum
do del hambre Y del tenor a vi
vir.
Inglaterra anhela establecer
un orden moral frente al "nuevo
orden" de que hablan los nazis.
Expres6 simpatfa ell ministro
por las aspiraciones de libertad
de Siria.
Inglaterra Y Estados Unidos
son las Inicas potencias, agreg6
Eue pueden restabaecer ell CO.
mercio en- ell mundo y dar su Ii
bertad a las naciones oprimidas.
Las libertades de los puebloS
seran respetadas. Ell Orden mo-
raj Sc extendera tambien al Elk
tremo Oriente, luego de que Sc
termine la guerra ntre China y
ell Jap6n.
La gaceta., 1941-05-29
La Barca Vieja

F. una poesia corta de Ma.
nuel de G6ngora:
Barca mia, que, en- un tempo
fuiste Ia reina dsl mar,
cuna que meci6 mis- suenos
Y horno que amas6 mi pam.
En- Ia arena de mi playa
-oro, espuma, lumbre y sal
piden lecho de agonia
tus afanes de luchar.
Jabegotes de mi playa:
70 no tengo fuerzas va,
que en- esas rotas cuadernas
crucificandome est6n"..
iCompaneros marineros:
Tn hoyo grands cavad
rue de sapulcro a mi barca
frente al espejo del mari
La gaceta., 1941-05-29
Ell CazadOr de Pdomas

Esta es una fabula de Ia India
y Sc relata asst:
I'm dfa, al amanecer ,sn el mo-
mento en- que Ia luna Sc ponia,
un cazador que estaba en- SUI hos
que, a la orilla de un RIO, espar-
clio por ell suelo granos de arroz,
tendi6 la red y Sc puso en- ace
ch0.
In palomo, cuya cola era de
varios dolores Y dirigia una ban
dada de palomas, vic los granos
de arroz, mostr6selos a sus com
paneras y pens6 en- 10 eXtranc
del case.
iC6mo en- un bosque solitaire
habia apetitosos granos de a.
rroz? acknowledgements aquf hay
algin peligro.
Esto pensaba ell palorno &c Ia
cola multicolor; pero otro palO'
mo joven, adivinando ell pensa-
miento del primero, dijo con a.
rrogancia!
i Quien hace case de est
viejo. Justo es tomar ell console
de los ancianos, pero no en- pun.
to a la comida. De 10 contrario
Sc6mo podriamos vivir?
La gaceta., 1941-05-29
LA GACErK

"Tl quc dc continuo se aiarma
rive en- oortinua deagracia".
Apenas acab6 de ha'olar e. a.
rrogante mozalbete, laz palcmss
Sc arrojaron so5re ell arroz y
quedaron presas en- la rad.
AL verse cautivas insultaron
81 palomo imprudente; pero ell
captain de elias, Ell gus tenia las
Irlumas de varios dolores les di-
10:
No es suya la culpa, sine
vuestra.
Los que Sc deian seduci; por
ia codicia sufren el castigo. De-
jarse veneer del placer, de los
sentidos, es canine de desgra-
cias.
Por ell contrario, Ell triunfC
sobra estes rlaceres es c,minc
de felicidad.
La gaceta., 1941-05-29
A~-LGADO A LA MARINA
Ell VAPOR "ANEGElCA"

Washington, mayo 29.-E e.
vapor America, agregado a la
marina mercante hace menos de
un ano, ha si1o Incorporate a
la marina de guerra como auxi-
liar. Desplaza 26,482 toneladas.
ES possible que Sc lie convierta en-
un portaaviones. La marina dis
pone ga dc otros dos grandes va
pores americanos, el Manhattan
Y ell Washington.
La gaceta., 1941-05-29

Falleci6 aver en- ST domicilio,
1907 de la Catorce avenida, Ell
Sr. Lorenzo Martinez, de So a.
nos de edad.
LIE sobreviven dos hijos, Girl
10 Y A. Martinez; tres hijas,
Sras. Maria Justa Roman, Es-
ter NJ. Martinez y Ana Marti-
nez; una hermana y otros fami
liares. Hoy por la tarde, a las
cinco, Sc verificara ell entierro.
La gaceta., 1941-05-29

DEL PUERTO

Arrib6 con carga general Ell
yapor amsricano Alamo. Entro
a descargar bananas la motona-
We General Tosta procedente de
Beliza, Honduras.
Zarp6 hacia Baltimore y Fila
DELTA, via Miami y Jacksonville
ell vspor amaricano Ruth.
La gaceta., 1941-05-29
Kidneys Must
Clean ufAtidS

EXCESS hcIds, poI8ohS hnu Wa5LeS ~ 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,
non-organic and ncl.systemic Kidney n
Bladder troubles. Usually in such cases. the
very FIRST dose Of Cystex gees, right to work
klping the Kidneys flush out excess acids
afa wastes. And this cleansing, purifying
Kidney action, 10 Just q day or so. may cas-
lily make you feel younger, stronger and
better than In years. a printed guarantee
wrapped around each package OF Cystex'in-
sufes an immediate refund Of the full cost
unless you are completely satisfied. You have
everything to gain and nothing to lose under
this positive money back guarantee so get
La gaceta., 1941-05-29
MATRIMONIOS

Alfredo Buria, jr., %, y AIDE
laida Ndhez, 10; Ernest M.
Braxton, 20, y Virginia Lee
Wheeler, 10; Wesley Lee Britt,
jr., 25, y Lucille Drawdy, 20;
George EVbert Woodward 10,
" Margaret Vivian Minis, IT.
La gaceta., 1941-05-29

ST, enor, compre IA
pintura B. L. P. Sofa.
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
v Gale Is.