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Evening star., 1942-07-30
k@" Jay Merchandise rurnabl hngeable; D.
Living Room Occasional Chairs, 'Io75 w>,> ,pzs

OCCASIONAL CnAs mahogany frames
and cotton n-and-rayon covers
Small Living Room damask cover Wa,
Living keom Chair with brown cotton tapestry
Wing Chair with blue covering Maple legs
Was $So50 Now s4s5a
Living Room Chair with blue floral cotton Halt price
e285e
High Button Chair with turquoise Was $75
Londen Club Lounge Chairs with blue
Reversbe spring seat cushions
Occasional Chair with blue chntx
legs Was $39.75. Now------------L--- 3.4z5
Living Room Chair with wine and striped tapestry
cover Was $3s.75. S247s
sheraton Design Sofa with
blue brocatele cotton and silk than price
sos
shelhack Chair Williamsburg adaptation
cotton damask cover Honduras mahogany frame
NOW $50
Ivrre AND DINING FURNITURE Sixth FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-07-30

r, ana WOOD storaEe Cabinet Less than half price
n4Ack ana Brass Fire Screen Less price S595
Composition OblonE Hamper. Less than half price s5
IL Ihree-way Door Locks Less than price 2,c
IL Number Iron Skets Slightly imperfect Were 81 as Now
Toe
Cast Iron Enameed Number Fry Lid Less than half
"a Eagle Lite Bakee Push door, Less than
half price 1oo
Metal Silent Butler. price soc
Iottery butter Covers Less than half prce-------1Oc
DaAe Disn' Less IMAM nall soc
Des'sn "ah fa4ues Hall
..U"l Io'es halI price Soc
%. VIM ueSSe W fiA4ues Hall SOC
o..e'y II'cncf. fal1 SOC
nO"b Less than half price
POTTERY Bake Dish without Less than half
Pottery Bake Dishes Less than half price 1oc
Wood Mail Box. Half price Soc
Fair Book Ends. Half price sNc
candle Holder Less than half price ce-------------
POTTERY Cream Sugar and Teapot Sets without
POTTERY Teapots without Tops Half price ---- 55c
Large Mixing Bowls Less than half price ---- 1ec
Set Ever-fresh Bowl Covers Less than half price Csc
Composition Trays Were ssc lsc
Composition Tray Half prce-------------- 7se
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Light Wool Goats, '22
We're J29.75 and more

10 light wool coats in dressmaker or
casual styles. Forstmann fabrics included
in the group. Grey, black, navy, blue and
beige in sizes IA to 1S, SO. 40 and AZ.
3 Casual Box CsAts in soft wool tweeds
OF grey. beige and gold Sizes 16 to 40.
80 to ~. Were $2295 and more. Now,
&14
8 Wool Coats and Capes In casual and
dressmaker styles. Navy, brown. beige
and blue. Sizes II TO 49, SO, 40 and 1871.
Were $39.75 and more. Now S29.75
COATS AND SUITS, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1942-07-30

Tweye-inch Platters Were $3.50. Now- sl5a
Covered Entree Dishes at price Nov s2so
Covered Casseroes Were $3.50. Now---.----- 315s
Sugar Bowls at less than half price, Now ---------S
Sugar Bowls at half price. Now --.-.. 81
Cream Pitchers Were $1.10. 6oc
Muffin Covers Were Now-- 81
Priscilla Ivory" Pattern Domestic Earthenware
AZ Dinner Plates at half price. .15c
30 Salad Plates At half price Now " 1ec
20 Bread and Butter Pates. Were 15c. Now------loc
Is Fruit Saucers at half price. sc
~ After Dinner Coffee Cups and saucers Were
80 Cream Soup Cups and Saucers half price Now 35c
Round Vegetable Dishes Were 40c. Now asc
Pickle Dishes. Were 40c. - sc
Eight Platters. Were 35c Now----- 2ee
Ten-inch Piatters at half price. Now----- Soc
Covered Dishes at half price. Now-------- 7eo
Teapots Were $1.10.
4 Sugar Bowls at price Nov "A.
4 Cream Pitchers prce-- ,ac
Pairs Salt and Pepper Shaker. Were 45c. = pair
marlborough" Pattern Fine English Bone China
Cobalt blue decoration.
6 Service Plates Were 81
Is Luncheon Plates. Were $500. Now-- 81
Bread and Butter Plates Were
IL Soup Plates Less than half price. "a
l Chop DISH Was 1890. Now--- &c "a
z Cake Plates. Were sax
l Sugar Bowl Now q
Cream Pitcher. Was IS. .Now------- 81
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Women's Dresses
Reduced

Large selection Of plain and printed
rayon crepe and rayon chiffon jacket
ensembles in navy, black, blue, green
and pastels. Also, a group OF rayon
afternoon dresses, dressy and tailored and
a few long coat ensembles. Sizes Is to
"A, 14l2 to 241a.
were $l6.95 and more. Now S9.95
~ were sl6.95 and more. Now --$12.5o
Is were 1895 and more. Now $l4.95
% were $22.95 and more. Now $3.50
IA were SIS and more Now SlS.75
IL were $29.75. Now w--.s s22
Is were $35 and more Now $2e
IA were $3975. Now SIS. so
WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Give
Your Feet An
ce-vIillt Treat
Ct HapYy, Cssltag k16sf p

ESyys 49, k1oot 70
bwaiag Cansssss-Pse Spsns i Yer Sess
Dent 4roan about tirsA. burning fss&.
Don't moan about ca1louses. Get b,,sv sn1
rive them an lce-Mint treat. rssl the com.
forting, soothing eoolnsss Of Ice-Mint driv.
in1 out hefy burning -. aching tirsdnsss.
Rub Mint oysr these ugly hard "a
eorns and eallousOt A. directed. Ssa how
white, eream-liks lee-Aint hslps soften
Mint way. Your drugsist has Iss-NtnA
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Pandora Shoes, '9.''
Were SI4.95

so pairs OF white suedeskin and baby
calfskin in discontinued patterns. Broken
sizes for women and misses
30 pairs Women's Summer Shoes of cot
ton mesh and Of ealfskin. Discontinued
styles in broken sizes. Were 1896 Now,
$4.85
WoMEN's SHOES, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Misses Summer Dresses

Varied group Of one and two-piece after
noon dresses OF silk shantung in light and
dark background prints. Styles in rayon
crepe. rayon mellow sheer, rayon mesh
and marquisette Also jacket dresses, long
coat ensembles and some very dressy
afternoon dresses suitable for weddings.
Sizes 10 to 20
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Costume JeweIry
oUe Were 9sc

200 pieces Of jewelry: necklaces,
novelty pins and bracelets. Shell,
wood and gold or silver colored
meals are featured.
Is pieces Costume Jewelry. I.
mostly shell bracelets and neck
laces and natural wood novelty
pins. Half price e----,-- 81
: Shell Necklaces Of four strands
each. Natural colored shells with
little sprays Of coral in between.
Halt price ---A
All prices plus l0% tox
COSTUME JEwELRY, AISLE 5,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Screen Print Rayon Jersey
yard 85e Specially purchased

500 yards monotone floral designs on white and coored
backgrounds Material suitable for both daytime and
evening Clothes. Few novelty weaves. 80 and so
inches wide. =
SOC Yards variety OF weaves and cr.
lsnsthS OF 70 yards slightly imperfect
Wide. Less than half price, Now---------- yard goe
FAssIcs A.conD FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Metal Lawn Chairs, SIS We're ,,6s each

100 metal chairs for porch lawn with tubular steel
frames Turquoise orange with white.
- (11-ineh) White Border SITS Now$ls5
~ lSineh) White Border SITS. Now SIzs
A1evete Garden Bench. Was $lo50. 87.Ss
Garden Gazing Globes With Pedestsi
GAADEN FURN11rHE
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Women's Dinner Dresses

An unusual group Of rayon crepe dinner
dresses In black, white, aqua, blue and red
at reduced prices. Sizes 141a to 241a and
16 to A.
less than half price. Now
were $l6.s5 and more. Now $s.s5
IL were $25 and more. Now S14.95
were $22.95 and more. Now -3I6.50
were $2s.75 and more. Now $lS.7s
were $39.75 and more. Now $22
were $3975. Now s2s. 80
WoMEN's FORMAL FASHIONS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-30

nronse Sundak and Pedestah. Were SIS Now --Sl27s
Bronze Sundiah with Pedestals. Were s1 Ssse
Artcrete Garden Figures. Were IS. $3.50
Artcrete Garden Figures. Were $3.50 Now------ 81
Artcrete Garden Figures Were - a
White Adjustable Wood Treuses Were 81 So Now 81
White Wooden Persolaa. Were IS $50. Now s3,o
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Students Summer Stacks
Mems Summer Robes
s., ~ sos' Were IS to $3.50

62 robes in an excellent selection OF plain coors and
1ancy patterns Cotton gabardines cotton seersucker
ana terry CLOTH rayons and cotton mixtures
Sizes small, medium, large, extra large.
"a Irish Linen Suits quality especiay we'll
tailored Regulars, 23s 1856 2i37 4i3s 4o SAG Shorts
236, 37 23S. $40; Longs 1897 43s 13s 144 Were 32s
THE MEN STORE sEcoND Floor
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Lamps and Shades Reduced

Ivory Ceered CAina Table Lamp decorations
shell rayon shade Was $780, Now------s ss sx
White Compostien Table Lamp plume shape Gold coore
paper shade with white silk fringe 80 So sssS
u4Rch) Drum-shaped White Paper Shades with white or
dusty pink horal decorations. Were 81 Now sSe
Cene-shAped Shades In blue pink paper
were u e5s
snch Paper Shades in natural ship Or duck print
applique. Were $3.50 ow-------------S 81 s.
ueinch) ConeShaped Lumarh shaAs for bedroom
lamps. Blue or yellow Halt rce------------. Sc
LAMPS sHADEs sEvENrn F1ooa
Evening star., 1942-07-30

Trade-in able and
Cabinet Model
Radios, '5.'' '9.s'
12''.o, ., 1895 ,'24.''
Cabinet and table models that
have been accepted as trade -ins
on new radios.
RADIOS, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-30
EAigIon Summer Dresses
s5,95 W<re 5I09s

80 printed rayon bemberg jacket-dresses
with white or pastel grounds. Jackets are
of Shantung weave rayon. Red. blue,
rust, navy and black Sizes IA TO 20,
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Cotton Tufted Rugs Reduced

pastel tufted with around fringe and non skid
backs. Slightly soiled
3-27x52. Were $685. Now. uas
4-sox56. Were $1095. ow------.-Ss SsaS
1-24x45. Was $595. 5.Now {, az
A-NAxSo. was S4So As
imported Sisai Anss with blue interrupted stripe Were
1850. no" $173S
Imported Sisal Rugs interrupted strt Were
------
1s7xss Carpet samples with ends specially nroed
!, a. 41.95
: " S'". A~A'i"sa ~Ss' 0ascninc mace was $115. Now
!, $3.50
asA n~cnns maoe IuG 6Lgntly imperfect Was
c."o Nu"---.---- -$1l7se
isxn Ssamess Administer IN discontinued pattern Was
RUGS, SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-07-30

Mems Shirts, SIS Were '11s
200 white cotton broadcloth shirts with fused wlt-re
sisant collars attached, and plan-coored mesh
shirts Sizes IA to II in incomplete range Of sleeve
lengths.
.ae Mems Cotton light patterns
sizes TO- lola. and H. Were 3sc pair. Now.
2ec, pairs u
STORE srcoND FLOOR
Mems CaIfskin Shoes, '3''
Were $3.50
Incomplete size and style ranges or black cafskn
Mostly straighttp, medium and broad styles few
wing and plain toe models. Sizes in the group 6h
to IL, to D.
THE MEMS STORE,
Students, Summer Stacks
SIS and .2.s5 w.,e $3.50, ,2ss, 1925
10 pairs at SITS 18 pairs 95 washable cotton and
rayon- -and-coton summer Slacks in plain and striped
patterns. Waist sizes % to 80 in the group.
IL Students Lightweight Summer Suits in
single breasted seni-drape models 2ss 7s4 435
256; Longs, 1886. Were $2750 Now-------------Sls5o
STUDENTS CLOTHING. SECOND FLOOR.
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Para pintar mejor ca
casa, compre Ia pintura
B. l.. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente por King
Hardware. SA. avenida
Y Gale Is.
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Centric Asturiano: Matinee
bailable en- su sala de fiesta de
Nebraska y Palm, on la renom-
brada orqueSta Eddie Camden,
conjunto riuy conocido por sus
diarias transmisiones por la ra-
di.
Er precio de entrada sc ha fl
iado EN- SOC par las damas y 55c
para los cab9lleros.
Centric Espahol: eSta SOcie-
dad, como en- amos anteriorss, &c
lebrara su fiesta por la noche.
Tccara ell conjunto preferido
de esta socieda1.
A las nueve de la noche prin-
cipiara, terminando a las doce
de la noche.
Sc aprovechara la oportuni-
dad para lucir los trajes nuevos,
a la vez que disfrutar de varias
horas de bales.
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LAVAL QUIERE VOLVER
AL GOBIERNO

Vicuiy, MARIO 30.-Pierre La
val, ed amigo de los nazis, com
ferenci6 aver con ell mariscal Pc
tain.
Dicese que sc lie Ofreci6 la je-
fatura del gobierno, que estable
ceria en- Paris, Quedandose ell je-
fe de eGtado en- esta ciudad.
Los alemanes, por Ia entrega
del gobimrno a sus colaborado-
res, pondrian en- libertad a un
crecido nGmero de prisioneros.
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FUCKER CON Ell JERSEY
CITY

Miami Baaoh, ma-z1 Solos
Gigantes anunciaroi aver que
ingre:aran en- el Jersey City,
desealtaiCs tempcra.mente de
Bus filas, el jardiner0 Johnny
Rucker, el catcher Rec B.aemi-
re y los pad5eros Sid Gordon Y
Jimmy Marnard.
Dicese que Blaemire Sc MEGA
a incorporates al Jersey City.
"Yo no he racibido una verdade-
"a prueba y recurrir6 al comisio
nado Landis"-manifest6.
Ell mas sorprendente de esos
"movimientos" de Mel OFT Is ell
que atane a Rucker, que lego a
los Gigantes en- 1910 y en- dos
temporadas jug6 81 jarii GEN.
trail zen propiedad." Terry te-
MIA de Rucker una excelente OPT
MON, que aparentemente OFT no
comparte.
La gaceta., 1942-03-30
En- pl Teatro Casino

III a CNStf S0otNO
Hvy volvera a exhibirse en- ell
teatro Casino la pelicula cuba
ma Romance Musical, "filma-
da en- Cuba, y por la que desfi-
Ian las eStrdllas Minfn Bujones,
Elsa Valladares America Cres-
pc, Olga Chorens, ManCto Fer
nandez, Anibal de Mar, AIber-
tico Musiett, Rita Montaner,
Enriqueta Sierra, Rsn6 Caibel,
Marisol Alba, Rosita Fornes,
Marcelo AgudO y Jose Antonio
Al uJo.
Cvznpaeta este programme "Fies
ia" en- dolores, con Jorge Negret
te y Antonio Moreno.
Ademas "Paseo por la Haba-
ma, en- la que aparecen Ell Ma
Recon, FL PradO, En- Template,
"E Moro, y parte de la Ha6a-
ma vieja.
Estas pelicuNas Sc ~presenta1
nan manana Y ea microbes.
TOdos los que aSidtieron a la
primera exhibition estan ALTA
mente satisfechos del grandioso
programa, TODD hablado en- es-
panel.
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de boletos de entrada y almuer-
20. Compre el suyo y asi ayuda
RI a una noble causa.
Seguiremos informando.
ASEGURA Ell VICEPRESI-
DENTE WALLACE QUE
DIES LIE HAOE Ell JUEG0
A HIT Err

Washington, MARIO 30-Efl
vicepresidente Wallace asegur6
ayter que la con3ucta de Martin
Dies, presiderIte del comite in
vestigador de actividades anita
mericanas, %acuSando a 35 MEM
bros de la junta economical de
guerra de haber pertenecido a
organizaciOnes de frente comu-
nista, acusaciones hechas para
crear ira Y duda", digna es de
Jose Goebbels, ell jefe de la pro-
paganda nazi alemana. los
,efectos en- nueStra moral serian
memories 81 Mr.. Dies cobrase
sueIdo de Hlt1sr. '"Trata de in
flamar Ia mente del pueblo con
maliciosos r~etorcimientos de los
hechos, que ell no quiere COM
probar conmigo. ST estuwiese-
mos en- paz estas taticas serfan
vistas Y desdenadas como Ell pro
de una mlertte dedicada a
la persecution de brujas. Yo con
flo ELI que Mr.. Dies y otros de
su especie, con una intensa CO.
me76n de publicidad, usaran sus
talentos para ayudar a las Ma
clones Unidas a ganar esta que
La gaceta., 1942-03-30
NOTAS SOCIALE
(PoR A RoDRIcUEz)
La matinee de aver

La matinee de aver
Una salecta concurrence a.
sisti6 aysr domingo a la matt
neg bailable celebrada por la
Secci6n de Recreo del Centro
Fspanol, conquistando con clio
un ltriunfo mas, en- la serie In
vernal.
La plstaforma fue ocupada
por la orquesta Don Francis
co..
En- medic de gran ammonia
termin6 la fiesta a las 8 de la no
che.
Reciban los muchachos que
commando Angel de la Riva nues-
ira felicitaei6n.
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Lydia Pinkham's Compound is
one medicine you can buy today
made especially for Domen-to re-
lieye monthly pain and It's tired
nervous feelings due 10 this cause.
And In such a sensible wayl With
natures own beneficial roots and
herbs. No harmful opiatea.
Taken regularly = thruout the
month-Pinkham's Compound
helps build up resistance against
such symptoms. Follow label direo~
tionA. Worth trytAei
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ira, antes que seguir atizando
Ia diScoriia entire los america-
nos patriotas'.
~INGLATERRA AYUDA A RU
STA DE MANERA VITAL

New York, mario 30.-Anto-
nio Eden, ministro de negocios
extranjeros, declare aver que la
marina ingCesa, Junto con la i'm
dustria britannica, transportes y
la marina mercante, esta desem
penanio una "parte vital" en-
las victorias rusas contra los a.
lemaneS.
La gaceta., 1942-03-30

Santos del de
Pastor, Juan, Clfmaco, Regu-
10 y Olino.
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La pr61ima fiesta

Corresponds a Ia Secci6n de
Propaganda para O@ Doming
IL de Abril, en- ell edificio de
West Tampa.
Como en- amos anteriores, Sc
servira un exquisite almuerzo.
Per "a .ard,s habra bale en- to
do ell edificio, eStando a cargo
de las orIuestas Don Francis
co" Y la Sonora.
Muy adelantada va la venta
La gaceta., 1942-03-30
Para NeW York

En- II ia de del sabado partie
ron pare la ciudad de New York
luego de haber pasado en- esta
varias semamas de vaeaciones,
estimaia Sra. Maria Rosas y Su
beEis.ma hija Carload.
DuranIte su eStancia en- esta
fueron huespedes de SUI hijo y
hermauo Agu9tin Rosas, resi-
denies en- ell 2319 de la calle Ar
menia.
Muchc Sc divirtieron duran
te su essancia en- esta.
Las dsseamos un feliz via5e.
La gaceta., 1942-03-30
Los bales del domingo

Anuncian las Secciones de Re
creo de nuestras sociedades re-
giona0es, para el domingo de
Easter, LAS siguientes fiestas:
Cfrculo Cubano: matinee bal
liable con la orquesta "DonFran-
CISCO. Empezara a las ouatro
de la tarde y terminara a las o.
cho de la nOche.
Precios: 30c las damas y 55c
los caballeros.
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If you suffer distress from
My%4 Female
ESS

Which Makes You Blue, Cranky
NERVOUS
At such times II you're troubled
BY cramps, headache, backache, q
hloated feeling, nervousness dis
tress OF Irregularities due 10
functional monthly Disturbances
try Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound It's helped thousands
upon thousands Of women and girls
10 go smiling thru" such "difncuit
dAyS."
La gaceta., 1942-03-30
DERRIBADOS "a AEROPLA'
NOS DEL EJE

Londres, mario 30.-Los a.
viones y las baterios inglesas
derribaron en- dos dias, sobre
la isla de Malta, "a aparatos
del enemigo.
Pa~rticiparon en- la acci6n los
famosos cazas llamados "Es-
cupefuego."
La gaceta., 1942-03-30
Maestro PeSdme

Con estas lineas deseamos ha-
GER Iegar a los famiriares del
SIR. Teclo Roy, fallecido en- Ia
malrugada del sabaldo, nuestra
mas serltida condolencia y muy
espacialmente a sus hijos Luis,
Rsn5l Y Armando.
En- entierro Sc efectuara en- la
tarda Dc hoy. Partira de Su resi-
.5ancia, a las cincO de la tarde,
hasta sa I1.imo Gugar de deScan-
so, cementerio Woodlawn.
iPaz a los restos del desapa-
racido!
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NGcimieTtto

NUcJHl1SfBIO
ASistida por Ell DIR. Santiago
Paniello di6 a luz en- ell Sanato-
rio dei Centre Espanoi la Sra.
C. D. Davis. Una hermosa nj
ma. La Sra. Davis sera traslada-
da para su hogan dentro de po-
COS dfas.
Reciban nfuesbra enlhorabue-
ma.
La gaceta., 1942-11-28

nom5re, sino a la vida en- socie-
,ad de los Estados en- cuanto a
us relac:ones reciprocas.
Demo lie una rapida ojeada
a Ia historic, y 10 arbitrario y
"a InJust.cia, y la fuerza, disfra-
zados bajo ncmbres menos cho-
2antes a, %espiritu, alzaran sus
estaadartes para mostrarnos
que, debajo de. barniz aparente
de civilization, las naciones han
yivido como biroaros, lanzando
en- les platillos }e Ia balanza,
no justos titulos. no derechos,
no verdades! !, siro la eSpada que
inclina Ell fie, para favorecer al
mas f12rta El resultado del
duaO entire los pue5los es IN he
cho ccnsagrajo, ccno antigua.
mer.e, entire los inliviiuos,
cuando simbC,iz 5a la justicia
de Dios, la prueba sufrida que
da la razon al vencedor.
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MILLIONS UNSlItE9 CI: BEEF
USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT

"Asi como ell i~ndividuo, ell Es-
tado suele tener apetitos desco-
medidos. La moral, que a me-
nude no es Sino 81 nombre que
uno lie da al interes indirecto,
10 induce a wees a no infringir
la ley que el ha querido aceptar T;
pero, en- TODD case, 81 es a la
vez iuez Y parte, 10 que da lugar
e n muchaS ocasiones, a que vio-
lie la palabra dada.
"ES cierto que sc han oelebra-
do acuerdos entire distintos pal
Ses, segdn los cuales las parties
contratantes Sc compromised a
someter todaS sus diferencias al
arbitraje, 10 cual es un progre-
so con relaci6n a los tratados
que, invariablemente, contenian
la eScapatoria en- la clausula
que eStipulaba que los conflictos
quo afectaran "al honor o a los
in,ereseS whales" de los Estados
contratantes serian excludes.
La gaceta., 1942-11-28

"DichOs tratados estipulando
81 arbitraje obligatorio sin xa-
cepci6n, honran a los paises que
los han firmado; pero son me
didas insuficientes, y adolecer
del mismo vicio de origen indica
90 anteriormente.
"GQue diriamos de una comu-
nitad sin policia, en- la cual al.
gunos de sus componentas Sc
comprcmeterian a someterse a
una ley, mientras otros delata.
rian ser ellos los dnicos iueces
para deteminar en- que casos
Sc someterian a diihas reglas?
La anarquia reinaria en- esa CO.
munidad, como reina en- la La.
mazda sOciedad de las naciones
de nueStra 6poca. Y cuando de.
cimos sociedad de las naciones.
no nos referimos a esa institu-
ci6n cuyos poderes son extrema
mente limitados, que lleva ese
La gaceta., 1942-11-28

dia en- Qe la justicia presida
presida todos los actos de la vi
da International ell dia en- que
todos los Estados, grandes y pc
Quenos, sean iguales ante la ley,
de hecho Y de derecho. Para
alcan2ar csc desideratum es ne
cesario cue la soberania del Es-
tado este circunScripta dentro
de limites equivalentes a los que
Sc fijan al hombre en- una CO.
munidad civilizada. FL Estado-
Hombre-de-las-C Gvernas deben
ceder el paso al Estado-H ombre
Social, para el bienestar de
todos!' ~.
FL Teniente Coronel Gomez
escuchaba, los parpados entire.
abiertos, la cabeza deScansando
sobre ell respaldo de su sill6n, Y
de vez en- cuando lanzaba espi-
raleS de hume hacia 81 techo y
las mirsba olevarse en- remolino
hasta que Sc desvaneeian. No
La gaceta., 1942-11-28

Jacobs Sc ofreci6 para concer
tar tantos comfbates como la Co
mission lie ordene.
Stoltz probablemente no po-
dra interenir en- las eliminacio-
nes por haberse lastimado las
manos en- su recienta pelea con
ol negro Beau Jack. Willie Ket-
dhum es ell director de los nego-
clos de Stoltz.
Maurie WaXman protest6 de
que no Sc incluyera en- Ell grupc
a Carmine Fatta, de Brooklyn.
"Yo espero que Sc abrira ca.
mino con sus punos y debera sci
reconocido como agpirante."
La gaceta., 1942-11-28
PIMIENTA MARTIN AL RO.
CHESTER

San Luis, Nov. 28.-Asagdrs
sc que "Pimienta" Martin, Ell pc
rotero de los Cardenales, ser$
mandado a dirigir ell club Ro.
chester, de la Liga Internacio-
nal.
Sam Breadon, Ell presidents
del San Luis, decline comentar
la noticia.
Martin fue hecho director de-
Sacramento, club prcpi9dad de
los Cardenales, en- 1941. Su
team gan6 ell campeonato de la
Costa del Pacifico, en- la Ultima
temporada.
Rochester finaliz6 en- ell 1lti-
mo lugar de su circuito Y duran
te ell ano tuvo tres directories
cny Hartmann, Estel Crabtre,
y Ray Hayworth.
La gaceta., 1942-11-28

Sidades de nuestra 6poca, Y SUI
primiendo con clio las causas dc
guerra. Era csc nuevo sistema.
que muchos calificaban de ut6.
rico, que Gomez deseaba como
Ger a fondo.
La voz de Garlez, sonora, vi.
lbrante, llena de conviction, re.
sonaba virilmcte en- Ell frmoir
las palabras Sc destacaban unaS
de otras con limpida claridad:
Tienen, acaso, los dicta.
dos de la moral bastante fuerza
para reprimir los apetitoS de.
hombre? GTienen, acaso, bastan
-!!A!pu! re Iausl9I BITd yzI5nJ 81
duo dentro del circulo de Sus de.
rechos sin tranSgredir en- el de
los demas?~ La respuesta es,
ovi5entemente, negativa; por-
cue niguna comunidad ha podi-
do eX.stir sin regias obligato-
licS, impuestas por Ia ley y apli-
cadas por la autoridad.
La gaceta., 1942-11-28
Ell TORNEO PARA ESCO-
GER UN NUEVO CAMPEON
DEL PESO G

New York, Nov. 28.-La Co.
mission Atletica del Estado, en-
ammonia con la Association Ma
cioal de Boxeo, s5leccion6 aver
q IL pdgiles del peso ligero para
el torneo en- ell cual Sc escogera
81 nuevo campeon de las 135 H.
bras. Abdic6 la corona, el pasa-
do 13 de noviembre, ell campeon
Sammy Angott.
All anunciar el plan de la Co.
mission, ell general Phelan, su
presidente, nombr6 a Beau Jack
.el negro de Atlanta, y Tipy Lar
kin, de New Jersey, como los
mas destacados contend;entes.
Estos dos pelearan ell dia Is de
diciembre, a Is asaltos, en- la
Madison Square Garden. Ell vic
torioso contraera la obligation
de batirse con ell "supervivien-
te" de estos otros 8 gladiadores:
Allie StcCtz, Chester Rico, Cleo
Shans, Joey Peralta, Luther
White, Willie Joyce, Make Sha
piro, Bob Montgomery y Juan
Zurita.
Con una exception, Sc han or
denado peleas de Is asaltos pa
ra los aspirantes.
All que "sobreviva' en- defini
tiva Sc lie proclamara campe6r
por la Association Nacional d.
Boxeo y la Comsi6n Atletica.
La pelea entire Montgomery
Shapiro Sc efectuara Ell pr6xim'
martes y solo durara 10 asaltos
Asistieron a la reunion de 10
comisionados neoyorquinos, c
Sr. Abe j. Greene, presidente d
Ia AsOciac6n, y ell empresari
Mike Jacobs.