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Evening star., 1941-12-21

factories and all plants for the
manufacture of military equipment.
There has been a movement in that
direction recently.
Advocates Franchise
For District Residents.
Mr.. Randolph, who is one of the
Juniors of the House, passed his
seth birthday last March. Because
there had always been West Vir-
ginia member on the District Com
mittee. he asked for the assignment.
and since becoming chairman of the
committee he has done yeoman
service for the voteless inhabitants
of Washington. At the National
Democratic Convention in Chicago
in 1910 he succeeded in getting 2
plank inserted to give the District
the franchise-national and local.
In addition to being an NJ. c., Mr..
Randolph is now an M. P, VOL
untary auxiliary major OF police
with orders from Mai. Kelly, super
intendent of police. to be ready Tor
duty whenever he is called. Active
in carving out all regulations for
the defense of the National Capital,
Mai. Randolph had his feminine
Office personnel. secretaries, stem
ographers and clerks, sworn in as
auxiliary police officers to perform
such duties as Maj. Kelly finds most
helpful. They are certainly hand
some looking lot of young women
and took the oath of Office most
seriously.
War May Change
White House Christmas.
In looking over a charming little
octave COPY of Don QuiXote,'
the quotation, "Fore-warned, fore
armed to be prepared is half the
victory" was found. This quaint
little copy in four volumes bound IN
red morocco fsoftened by age and
fooled in gold which is still unfair
nished after 113 years is illustrated
with exquisite little engravings as
frontispieces. The book first saw
the light of ownership in delightful
old library in kentucky in about
1928. the year in which it was pub
lizhed by H. Adams of Philadelphia.
It is not known whether Scrooge
and the Ghost and Tiny Tim and
Bob Cratchit and the entire Graft
chit family will visit the White
House as usual on Christmas night,
as it is reported that none of the
Roosevelt grandchildren will be
there. and the supposition is that
Grandfather Roosevelt will not fol-
low his custom of years and read
Christmas Carol"
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Quantico Residents
Entertain Visitors

QUANTICO, Va, Dec. 20.-visit-
ing Col. and Mrs. Lemuel Shepherd
jr., this past week was Mrs. Shep-
herds father, Mr.. Wilson Driver OF
Norfolk. Mr.. Driver hopes to sail
soon for Brazil to visit his son, who
is living there at present.
Mrs. w. K. Pottinger and her two
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Tea Invitations

Invitations have been issued for
a tea dance to be given by Miss
Mary Jane Baxter from to 7
Wednesday afternoon at the Wesley
Heights Community Club. Miss
Baxter is Junior at Visitation
Convent.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
About Well>KnOWn Folk
In Books, Art, Politics
Representative Randolph's Foresight
INDICATED by House in
District Defense Plans
BY ROBERT CRAWFORD.

Jennings Randolph
Virginia chairman House
April gentleman from West believing was
war
blackous arrange for
Evening star., 1941-12-21

should
succeeding would be of the happenings
proved its foresight
Evening star., 1941-11-20
STMAS SALE
MEMS GIFT TIES
;*%! ;*i5z 81 rs 3 for $s.e5

Excl usve fobrcs for the who particular about his
neckweor! RePps wills borotheos choret
designs. All silk and silk and royon. Gift boxed if you
like.
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
BATTINA PELEARA CON
~CRISTOFORODIS

Cleveland, Enero 3.-La Aso'
ciaci6n National de Boxeo anun'
cha un match" entire Melio Bet
tina, ell n1mero l entire los aspi-
rantes a la crona de Billy Conn,
y Anton Cristoforodis, un grie-
go. Sc verificara la pelea ell dia
Is de este mes y tendra el limi-
tie maximo, Is asaltos.
Sc firm6 Ell contrato en- pre-
sencia de Jose Triner, presiden-
tie de la Association, quien desea
encontrar pronto un substitute
para Conn. FL actual campe6n
Sc propone renunciar la corona
Y pelear con Jose Luis, en- ell mes
de JUNO.
Quedara comprometidO el ven
cedor del match Bettina-C ristO-
forodis a pelear, dentro de un
periodo de 80 dfas, con Gus La
snevich.
La gaceta., 1941-01-03

noS!... MAS, tai vez! ISL Cerca
de tres.
-Y deSde entOnces no has
tenido noticia alguna de ella?
No, ninguna.
-ITG sabes que salio para
Java?-pregunto a su vez ei
marques de Rio Verde.
-Veras-repuso Ell interpela-
do, como 81 recordara-; ella nc
me dijo a mi exactamente que
i6a a Java. lila pobre eStaba
tan triste, tan abatida!... Me d.
10 solo que iba a emprender un
largo viaje. Y recuerdo exacta-
mente sus palabras: Pedro, 81
pobre mic. ha sufrido una ho-
rrenda equivocaci6n... y Sc ha
marchado. mo Sc d6nde esta!'.
Pero es precise que yo 10 bus
que; mejor dicho, es precise que
yo me vaya lejos, muy leJos, a
rrancar a.. alguien una carta
que ha de salvarme',.,
La gaceta., 1941-01-03

@JComo? -interrumpio la
marqueSa, aSCmbrada al OR eS-
tas palabras del marquesito.
-iESo tie dijo?-inquiri6 a
su vez Pedro de Nunez.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY ell mar
ques de Rio Verde, entonces,
quiere decirse que Maria de la
Cruz adonde march6 fue al ia
pom, ino os p~arece?...
La verdad, como vemos, roza-
ba, al fin a los protagonistas del
eSpantoSo drama.
|iA Jap6n?-repiti6 Pedro
de Nuhez. con Ell ceno fruncido.
isl, si!-diio la marque-
sa-. iEs 20 mas probable! Ig-
norando tn paradero, y sabiendo
% creyendo saber que ISidoro y
su eSpoSa eStaban en- Toxic, ella
march6 ala, buscando tai vez un
testimcnio de su inocencia. iPo-
bre Maria L..
-Dices bien, tia-aprOb6 Pc
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
EN- Ell DE
SULPHUR SPRINGS
Boston Harbor" gan6 81
FutaTIty

La principal carrera de ano-
che en- la pista de galgos de Sui
phur Springs, la gan6 Boston
Harbor, un valicso ejemplar,
Tue derrot6 a Criminal Cares,
Traffic Lucy, Her Nibbs, Como
co John, Singer Side. Hectic y
Pretty Bad. Page $11.80 en- e.
primer lugar, S. en- Ell segundo y
$1,000 en- ell tercero,
Vencieron en- la apuesta dobll
que Sc page a $500, Buck Au-
try y Gunter Girl.
Fuercn los vencedoreS en- las
IL carreras de anoche, ademaf
de los va mencionados, Red Kob
Money Man, Shine Lady, Mem
phis Chief, Shawnee, Pat No
Alevy, Service y Wild Marsh.
Sc compone de IL carreras el
programa anunciado para la no
che de hoy,
La gaceta., 1941-01-03

Dos boxeadores de reconocida
destreba, Carl Guggino, de esta
ciudad, y Armando Stella, de
Chicago, Sc batiran hoy, en- Ben
jamin Field, bajo la direction
del empire rio Frank La Mar
que.
Guggino es IN peso ligero dss
de hace atguncs amos y Stella
pertenece a la division del peso
de pluma, aunque esta noche su-
bra al cuadrilatero con mas de
1870 libras de peso.
Sc lie ha ofrecido al vencedor
un match con Pete Lello, ell le-
gitimo contendiente al trono de
las 1876 libras, derrOtado hace
pocos dias por Lew jenkins.
La gaceta., 1941-01-03

conocen en- Mauriello muy valio-
sas cualidades.
Ell legitimo ccntendiente de-
rrot6 en- sus Gltimos bouts a
Vicente Pimpinella y Jimmy Ca
sino.
Algunos de los peritos apoyan
a Mauriello y dicen que Soose
empieza con mucha lentitud, que
es fragil frente a los fuertes pc
gadores, que Mauriello no ha 81
do derrotado aun, con ID victc-
rias por nocaut Y 10 decisiones
en- "a matches" y que Tami co
mienza atacando desde ell pri :
mer momento.
Cada uno de ellos pesara mas
de 160 libras.
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
|Esta noche pelearan Amanda
Stella y Carl Guggino
Ulises Vale Sc batira con Chef Jones

Guggino recientemente derro-
to a Leo Kodak, Justo Jimenez
y Yucatan Kid.
Stella cue..ta .ntre sus vict;-
mas a Jimmy Perrin, Tony Cos
ia, Ed SGhOltz, Baby Manuel,
Crist6bal Jaramillo y Primo Flo
res.
Ulises Vale, el muchacho la
inc del peso ligero, sc batira
on Chef Jones.
Pertenece jones a la catego-
ria del peso weller y Vale a la
de les 1876 libras.
Completan Ell programa encuen
tros ertre Cranston Stanley, de
Virginia, y Tommy Stupar, que
lleva alcanzadas dos victorilS en-
Tampa; Ell soldado Taggs, de
Orando, combatira con Pete FL
lippi, todavia no derrotado en-
los cuadrilateros locales.
La gaceta., 1941-01-03

gar lie hubiese inspirado cierto
sentimiento de aversion Y como
de rencor, a Pope del Ramo Flo
rido, muchachO de Idelicadezas
infinitas, haciale nacer por ell
alma, al contrario, una intensa
y dulce y fuerte simpatia: lsu
hermana dijerase que estaba CO.
mo apartada de la legalidad V
del concerto humane, como per-
Seguida por una suerte impla-
cable!,..
Pedro habia abatido al suelo
la cabeza,
Luego Sc irgui6, diciendo con
voz en- la que vibraba una nue.
va inquietud:
Il PerO..., 81 Maria marchd
al Jap6n hace dos 0 tres ahosL...
Z como explicar que no este aho-
ra EN- Madrid?...
De todos mcdos ESQ. aun-
que sea dudOsa, puede ser una
pista-anadi6 el marques de Rio
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
SALICA E CON
TOMMY FORTE

New York, Enero 3.-Hymie
Caplin, Ell director del campeon
mundial del peso bantam, Lou
Salica, anunci6 aver que su re-
presentado peleara con Tommy
Forte, de Filadelfia, Ell dia Is de
enero.
Herman Taylor, de Filadelfia,
sera eli empresario.
Fritzie Zivic, ell campe6n del
peso weller, Sc prepare va para
su combate con Henry Arm
srong, ell dia 10, en- la Madison
Square Garden.
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
PAULINE BETZ TOMARA
PARTE EN- Ell TORNE0 DE
LA ISLA DAVIS

La mujer que ocupa ell lugar
nGmero 3 entire las mejores ten
nistas del pals, Miss Pauline
Betz, ahora residente en- Winter
Park, Florida, tomara parte en-
81 torneo Dixie, que ell pr6ximo
lunes comenzara en- la isla Da-
Wis. Campeona del ano pasado,
la Srta. Betz aspira a ganar la
segunda jornada en- ell trofeo do
nado por Ell Canedromo de Sui
phur Springs.
HaSta la tarde de aver Sc ha-
bian inscripto para el torneo,
La gaceta., 1941-01-03

Doris Hart, de Miami; Marta
Barnett Andrade, de Miami; Ne
lie Sheer, Anna Washington, Vir
ginia Boulware, Betty Riggs,
Elizabeth Hardee y otras.
Ell ano pasado Miss Betz gano
dos "sets" frente a la famosa A
licia Marble, que hace pccas Sc
manas decide hacerse profesio-
nal.
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
N D HADLEY A LOS
GIGANTES

New York, Enero 3.-LOs
Yankees cerraron Ell ano ven
diendo a Irving Hadley, 81 vete-
rano pitcher derecho, a los Gil
gantes por $500, Ell precio mi
nimo. Els la primera venta de pc
loteros entire los dos clubs de
New York desde que fueran crea
das las grandes ligas.
En- otra transaction los YAM
KEGS cambiaron a Billy Kicker
booker, su jugador sustituto de
cuadro, por Kenneth Silvestri,
catcher de los Medals Rojas.
Hadley ingres6 en- los Yam
kee en- el mes de enero de 1885,
junto con Roy Johnson, en- un
Gambia que mand6 a Jimmy De
Shong y Jesse Hill para los Sc
nadores. Su mejor temporada
fue la de 1886, cuando gano IA
desaffcs y solo perdi6 4; en-
1899, gan6 IL y perdi6 6.
Ed Barrow di6 la noticia de
esos cambies diciendo que 10
sentia mucho.
Los Gigantes estiman que AGA
ban de hacer una buena adquisi-
ci6n, aunque Hadley, en- la tenn
porada anterior, solo intervino
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
dro-. IC6mo no Sc nos ha ocu-
rrido antes?
CAPITULO III
SLd piStG?

Quedaba flotando en- ell am
biente una como inmensa pie
dad por la pobre mujer victima
de un destino implacable, que
tai vez habia muerto, que tai
vez vivia sabe Dios d6nde, SUI
friendo hambre, miseria, sole
dad, todaS las i~nclemencias de
la suerte.
Ramo Fcrido Sc decia que era
Su hermana, la muchacha tierna
y dulce llena de suavidades. a Ia
que parecia perseguir un espi-
ritu del Nal: por ella tambien.
81 Sc hGAaba cast separado de
Su eSpoSa...
Y este. que a IN hombre vul-
La gaceta., 1941-01-03

ga del dinero a Maria de la Cruz
como tambien la terrible revela-
ci6n de las cartas de Eulalia de
las Torres. por las cuales avert
quo que la espoSa de NIhez era
su hermana.
ESta terrible revelation la ha-
ria mas adelante, cuando Sc HUI
biese encontrado la pista de la
infeliz madre de Celita.
o.
Sc habia hecho un silencio ira
gicO, uno de esos silencios en-
que los corazOnes parecen per-
cibir Ell vaciO negro de la muer-
te.
Pedro de N1nez 10 rompi6 pa
ra preguntar en- tono augusta
do:
@Cuando fue ESQ, Pepe?
Ell marquesito frunci6 Ell ce-
no, queriendo recordar.
Luego dijo:
-iYa hara sus buenos dos r.
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
La Gaceta
FOlletin No. S66
TONIC U
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

hes til 81 lie queremos como a I'm
hijo.
IFS natural! Pues Maria
estuvo en- casa. Yo nunca crei 10
que Sc dijo de ella, 10 que uste-
des pensaron... Y un dia Sc pre-
sent6 en- mi casa. diciendome
que guerra marchar a buscarte,
que la parecfa tener indicios de
tn paradero.. 70 la aconseje que
sc fuera... Y segln mi opinion,
sali6 para Java aquella misma
semana.
Ramo Florido, con la discre-
ci6n de las personals bien educa-
das y de sentimientos elevadOS,
Gallo TODD 10 referente a Ia entire
La gaceta., 1941-01-03

en- ocho desafios, con tres victo-
rias Y 5 derrotas.
Silvestri no sera vendldo o
pasada a las Memories. Els un cat
cher de seis pies y una pulgada
de e~statura, 100 libras de peso,
"a amos Y hatea con dureza,
Cuentan va los Yankees con
los catchers Bill Dickey, Buddy
Rosar Y Tommy Padden,
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
TAMI MAURIELLO CONTRA
BILLY SOOSE

New York, Enero 3-Un HON
bre que ha derrotado a los dos
campeones del peso mediano, pc
no que no es campe6n, Billy 500
Sc, Sc batira hoy con Tami Maui
riello, un p1gil que lleva sOste-
idas "a peleas y las ha ganado to
das. Soose es Ell favorito &c 2 a
1, considerable sus triunfos So
tbre Zale y Overlin; pero Sc re-
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
Verde.

Verde.
-Claro. Y es nuestro deber
buscarla, hijo MIC.
Toma, claro que ST, tia!
Desde manana mismo... Pope Sc
queda a cenar con nosotros,
iverdad?
lRamo Florido acept6 cen SEN
Icillez, y la velada Sc prolong6
hasta atlas horas de la noche,
EN- una muy grata Y dulce init
mIdad, en- Ia que los cuatro iban
forjandO proyectos.
O.
Ri ingeniero durmi6 esta no
enc un sueno intranquilo, saIpi-
cando de pesadillas.
Y desde ell dia siguiente, en-
cuanto dieron las nueve, solo
.pIns6 en- echar5e a la Gale.
Pidi6 un ccche, que guiaba el
mismo, y sali6 del palacio aeon
panado de su ito, dirigiendose a
Varias agencias de vapores.
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get Mentho- MuIsioR

ing highest grade Seechwood creo-
scte for penetration. Genuine Cal
ifornia zig syrup gives Meniho.
Mulsior. 8 taste tire whole family
Wiz like. It clings to the mem
branes SO its soothing, healing IN
gradients act faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said trom
his pulpit:
Attendance at church Is neces
sary for human welfare, but don't
endanger the congregation with q
cold cough wkea Mentho- Mulsion 10
so inexpensive and easy 70 obtain
M.ntho-M ulsion is endorsed By
your neighbors and gus ranteed by
! le-Iirg druggists s~rary~SNo"H adv,
La gaceta., 1941-01-03

A cold cough seriously endangers
you, your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss of time
than all other diseases combined,
If you have a cough due to a cold,
get Mentho-Mulsion, the guaran-
teed medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsion fails to stop your coughing
Immediately and get you entirely
over your cold cough quicker thar
any medicine you ever tried, ask
or your money ba k. -
Mentho- Mulsion is more than or
ordjnary medicine. 1t contains vita
Minis n and D to build your colt
resistance, and seyan soothing
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La gaceta., 1941-01-03
DEPORTES
COLLINS TONIC POSSESSION
DEL PUESTO DE SHERIFF

Austin, Texas, Enero 3.-Un
exjugador de las grandes ligas,
Rip Collins, tom6 aver possession
del cargo de sheriff del condado
de Travis.
Fu6 pitcher de los Yankees,
Medals Rojas, Tigres y Browns
Y Sc retro en- 1881, luego de una
grave enfermedad. Tiene "A a
nos.
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
Kidneys Must
eanOuiAdds

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 Dy
BladdeT troubles Usually in such cases, the
very first dose OF Cystex gees right TO work
helping the Kidneys flush out excess ACIDS
and wastes. And this cleansing, purifying
Kidney action, in Just q day or 50, may cas-
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sures an immediate refund Of the fun cost
unless you are completely satisfied. You nays
everything to gain and nothing 70 lose unoex
this positive money back guarantee go get
CyTtex from your druggist today for only 500.
La gaceta., 1941-01-03
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Evening star., 1941-06-05
Fighting First TO Gel
Priority if Force Is
Sent Abroad
Division Now VirtuuIIy
At Full War Strength,
Gen. Marshall Says
BY the Associates Press.

By the Associated Press.
Congress learned today that the
Army'S Fighting 1st" Division
now stationed at Camp Devens
Mass, would be one of the first
ground force units to move if this
country had to send an expedition
ary force abroad.
Gen. George c. Marshall, Chief of
Staff, told House Appropriations
Subcommittee the 1st Division was a
task force of first priority" AS
such, it gets 100 per cent issues of
any new equipment that becomes
available. Certain National Guard
divisions also get first priority, Gen.
Marshall said. because they are
among those that have been selected
for possible use under certain even
Qualities" "
$4,000 Officers and Men.
The 1st Division. one of the Army's
nine "streamlined" or triangular di-
visions, is at virtually full war
strangth of Approximately $4,000 of
f1cers and men, and is composed
almost entirely of Regulars.
Most other Army divisions are
made up partly of selective service
recruits, available for only one
years service, whereas the Regular
Army troopers are enlisted for three
years.
The War Department said it was
not ready to disclose what National
Guard divisions were on the priority
list for the first call to action.
Commanded by Maj. Gen. John
c. Cubbison, until recently head
of the Armys Field Artillery School
at Fort Sill, Okla the 1st Division
Evening star., 1941-06-05
japanese See Crisis
Near Head in Trade
Parleys With Indies
Have Reached Edge of
Preeipiee,' Newspaper
Quotes Negotiotor
BY the Associated Press.

SJ VIC HoooNAdtcu fItSb
BATAVIA, Netherlands East In
dies, June Son the eve of the
Netherlands Indies fateful reply to
Japanese demands for quantities of
such war essentials as rubber. oil,
tin and copra, the newspaper Java
bode tonight quoted japanese nego-
tiator Kenkichi Yoshizawa as de-
claring:
We have reached the edge of a
precipice; now we either fall over or
retain our foothold. The next "a
hours are decisive"
Reliable sources indicated that the
promised Dutch reply to the long
draWn-out trade negotiations with
the japanese would be an offer of
substantially smaller amounts than
the japanese want, and that the
Japanese would refuse.
The formal Dutch reply to the
japanese trade proposals is sched-
uled to be delivered to a japanese
delegation tomorrow.
Or. E. N. van Kleffens. Dutch
foreign minister, after a confer
ence with President Roosevelt in
Washington yesterday said the
Netherlands Indies were not pre-
pared to furnish the Japanese
strategic materials in great
quantities.
Although the nature of the reply
was not disclosed, it was understood
that Netherlands authorities would
offer to meet export quotas based on
a survey of Japanese imports over
the past year and calculated to pre-
vent the shipment of Surpluses from
Japan to Germany.
1t likewise was understood that
the East Indies government would
reserve the right to reduce these
quotas If necessary to supply the
demands of British or United States
war industries.
Kenkichi Yoshizawa, special eco
nomlc envoy from Japan, who has
been IN charge of the negotiations
here, said recently he had been for
bldden to accept less than the quotas
asked in the japanese proposals.
Evening star., 1941-06-05

is composed of the 18th, 18th and
26th Infantry Regiments, the 5th
and 7th Field Artillery, the 1st En-
gineers and the lst Medical Regi-
ment.
Transfer Plans Reported.
The 1st Division has figured in
published reports that the War De-
partment planned its transfer soon
to Puerto Rico, either for ma
neuvers or permanent station, but
the report has not been officially
confirmed
In the World War the division
lived up to it's sobriquet of "The
Fighting 1st." The first to be sent
to the fighting front, it was the
first to see action as a division,
captured the first German prisoners,
captured the first enemy-held town
and was among the last to return
home.
Evening star., 1941-06-05
Conqueror Of Riff Chief
Dies in Vichy Hospital

By the Associated Press.
VICHY, Unoccupied France, June
5,-Gen, Edmond Just Victor Boi.
chut, rs. one of the conquerors of
the Riff leader Add FL Krim in
Morocco Is years ago, died today in
Vichy hospital.
Gen. Boichut was commander in
chief of French operations in
Morocco in June, 1925, when France
put an army into the field to put
down revolving Riff tribesmen then
invading the French African pro-
tectorate.
BY October, ADD Ell Krim had
been driven from French territory.
He held out through the winter and
finally surrendered to Gen. Boichut's
representatives at FeZ, Morocco,
May %, 1926.
Later he became a member of
the supreme French war council and
military governor of Strasbourg. He
was commander of the Legion of
Honor.
Evening star., 1941-06-05

Prices In this advertisement change only
with market conditions. Prices quoted
herein will remain in effect thru the
close OF business Saturday, June 7th.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
4:30 L. Nj.

'kMO-Jane Arden: 4.45
Orphan Annie
X VI - Macmillan En-
semble. 4:45, Songs by
Louise.
KTBI - Meet the Band:
AS. Shutdown Sere-
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