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La gaceta., 1942-02-13

Feperamos ncsotros de la CO.
lonia latina de Tampa que AGA,
te una reciente prcclama del
rresidente Roosevelt y acuda
manana a inscribirse en- las es-
cuelas, juntas de ~raclutamient0 (,
Y edifieio de To- tri6una'as DEL
cr'alo
Ire. iias duraran las in'-
4r!p,ionos, stbado, domingo y
lures. v deser5n ofrecerse a IA
roc.tr o1cs To- hcrlbre7 21.re
ID 20 a A. Las
a a abrir5- a Jas Z de Ia
80 co~rrrtn a las 5
III
In prccl ma presi5 e1-lal ui'
CO r'a Ia llamaia para e. sarvi'
clio mili.ar incluye a tcdos hom.
bres naci1os en- 0 daspu5s de- Il
&c febrero de 1897 y en- 0 ante.
del 81 de diciembre de 1921
Los ciudadanos americanos
los ex.ranieros tienen el de5e'
de inscribirse. Los extranjero
podran solicitar despus3, BAY
la ley, la exclusion del servicio
pero los que no Sc inscriban ia
mas podran obtener la ciudada
MIA norteamericana.
La gaceta., 1942-10-27

da Ifka Petrokoff, esposa del di-
rector de la Compahia de Gree
que actGa en- la actualidad en- el
popular coliseo de la Ronda de
San Pablo, mat6 de un trio a u
ma artiSta de cinemat6grafo, Ia
mazda Mercedes Espaha.
"El suceso parece que fu6 ori-
ginado por haber sorprendido la
esposa del director del circo. a
este, en- compahia de la actriz,
que habia sido amante del senior
Petrokoff.
La infeliz recibi6 un balazo
en- la sien derecha, muriendo ca
81 acknowledgements.
la agresora fue detenida, asi
su marido, que han ingre-
sado EN- la carcel.
"El cadaver de Ia victima, que
era una mujer de gran bslleza
de unos treinta y cinco amos, fu6
trasladado, por orden del juez,
La gaceta., 1942-10-27
ORONTES
BOB PASTOR Sc RETIRA
DEL PUGILISMO

New York, oct. PEI direc-
tor de los negociOs boxisticos dc
Bob Pastor, James j. Johnson,
anunci6 aver que ell notable gla-
diador del peso complete Sc re-
tira del cuadrilatero para ingre-
Sar en- las fuerzas armadas del
pals.
Pastor no ha decidido todavia
en- que rama ingresara.
Ell nGmero 3 de la lista de gla
Giadores de la Association Nacio-
nal de BoXeo, categoria del pc
so compicto, tiene % amos de e.
dad Y lleva II amos boxeandO.
Dos veceS cCmbati6 con e
campe6n Jose Luis. En- la prime
ra subi6 a la bicicleta, en- 10 asa.
tos, Y Luis no pudo alcanzarle
Los jueces decidieron a favor
del campe6n.
En- la segunda lie derrib6 Luis
por la cuenta de 10, en- Ell once
no asalto de un match" a 10.
Hace pocos dias, en- Cleve
land, ell negro Jimmy Bivins de
rrot6 por puntos a Pastor.
La gaceta., 1942-10-27

estaba va rigido Y aparecia a me
dio v%estir, con Ell mismo traje ela
gante y gracioso en- que la sor.
prendi6 la muerte la tarde ante.
rior.
81 mozo levant6 I'm guinaDo
que cubria ell rostro. y Pepa pu.
90 yer los ojos Queridos, a medic
cerrar, la boca idolatrada. Que
tenia va una expression &c pa7
infinita, las meji.las donle q ha
bia depositado tantos besos a.
NANTES. De la si6n derecha. don.
ne Sc veia una herida diminuta
habia corrido hacia bajo un hi.
lilo de sangre, ahora coagulada
iAh, que horrible!
Pope sinti6 que una espantosa
congoja lie CANADA la gargap,9
y estall6 en- I'm sc,loz3 horrenl9
tapandose Ia boca con I'm pa6gr.
10 de se3a mOdernista iAh, aug
horror!
lAuA y los mozos respetaron
La gaceta., 1942-10-27

Entraron en- el dep6sito, dom
&c no habia mas que dos mozos.
que fumaban tranquilamente.
Ell juzgado, contra 10 que Llull
esperaba, no habia llegado aqui
todavia.
I'm hedor insoportable les a
toto ell rostro.
Pope vic una estancia enorme
con las paroles desnudas. con el
centre ocupado por varias me-
sas muy largas, en- varias de las
cua.es habia algo cubierto con
sabnas, de una blancura dudosa.
Fran cadayeres.
Dlull habl6 con uno de los mo-
zos, que dijo, miranda a Pope.
-iAh! iVengan para AGA!
Les gui6 hacia ell fondo.
Entonces, levantando una sa.
bana, murmur6:
IFS esta!
Era Agueda Cenci!
Ell cadaver de la marquesita
La gaceta., 1942-10-27

al dep6sito judicial del Hospita.
Olinico."
Pope Sc paS6 una mano por la
frente.
All, miseria horrible!
Eabia cerrado los ojos, al item
20 que Sc ~desp,omaba hacia e.
respaldo del asiento, como 81 fue
IA a ~deSmayarSe.
Llull le dijo en- aquel instante,
cogiendole una mano:
-iSehor! iHemos llegado!.. .
Z Els que Sc siente listed nal?
II No, no, gracias!... va pa
50!
-Estamos en- el Hospital.
Z Quiere verla, identificar su ca
daver?
isl. si!-rcpuso Ell marques
cen firneza, reaccionando.
Echaron pie a terra.
Llul lie sostenia, y los dos SUI
bieron unas escaleras de piedra.
La gaceta., 1942-10-27

aquel dolor desgarrante, hondo,
dolor de hombre que llora algo
mas que la muerte de un ser a.
made.
81, 81. Pope del Ramo Florido.
viendo ahora a su esposa aGui
lnucrta, en- este lugar destinadc
a los que caen en- la lucha de Ia
y.oa a causa de un accidente, a
los pcbres, a los mendigos, a los
sin nadis, a los sin calor, llora-
Ia la %verguenza de los ultimos
t.orrpos de su esposa, su alicia
miento, sus locuras, que la ha-
Oian traido a este fin tragico.
La carr6 los ojos, al fin, sere-
nandose un tanto, Y dijo para ST,
al tempo que lie besaba muchas
yeces la frente, las mejillas, la
boca inerte y fra:
-ileca, loca, loca mia L.. lTG
te o~rpahaste en- ir por 81 mundo
a merced de tus apetitos, de tus
pasiones desatadas, olvidando to
La gaceta., 1942-10-27
MAURlELLO Y SAVOLD
FELEARAN Ell VIERNES

New York, oct. 27.-Tami
Mauriollo y Lee Savold, gladia-
dores de la primera fila del pc
o cCmplato, ccmbatiran aqui el
prGXimo viernes, dia 80 por el
honor de un match" con ell ne
gro Jimmy Bivins, vencedor de
Bob Pastor.
Los peritos cpinan que Savold
tiene un peQueno margen de ven
taja SCbre Maurie.lo, aunque es-
tie descarga formidatles pune
tazcs y siempre resulta un con-
trincante peligroso,
No faltan expertos, sin embar
go, que conceden a Tamil .as ma
Nores probabilidades de victo-
ria.
La gaceta., 1942-10-27

Saben les mentores de los Te-
rriers, Crokett FarreN y Dick
Spoto, que 81 once de Lakeland
IS una nuez dura de rcmper. FL
ano paSado los tampenos derro-
taron a los Dreadnaughts con a.
nCtaci6n de 6 puntos contra 0.
No tomaron parte en- las prac
ticas de ayer, Randall Hughes
D2well Rushing y Henry Hobs.
Hughes tiene una ligera fie-
Ire; Rushing y Hobs descansan
nara recuperarse de las lesiones
sufridas.
Jugaron muy bien Ell las prac
teas de aver Manuel Miranda
Joe Lewis, Jerry Jackson, Mar
celino Huerta, Frank Lorenzo
Y Jimmy johnson.
La gaceta., 1942-10-27
CONTRA b.
LILY CONN Y SU DIRECTOR

Pittsburgh, oct. PEI CO.
misionado de impuestos interio-
res, William P. O'Malley, pre-
sent6 aver una reclamation de
$10,773 por impuestos no paga-
dos, contra Bill Conn, ell notable
pGgil del peso complete, ahora
cabo en- ell ej6rcito de los Esta-
dos Unidos, Y ell director de es-
tie, Johnny Bay.
Una reclamation de $25, TOT.
AZ, tambi6n por impuestos no a.
bonados, Sc pregent6 contra
Conn, el pasado viernes, en- New
Cumberland, estado de Pennsyl-
vania.
La gaceta., 1942-10-27
IA UACErA

citan con el mayor entusiasmo
para eli partldo el vsernes por la
tarde, en- esta ciudad, con Ell "on
ce" del institute Andrew Jack.
son, de Jacksonville. Confian las
P~anteras en- su haoil:j3d y re-
cuerdan que Ia ssmana pasada
~jejaron en- blanco a los Tigres
de Orlando.
Los muchachos practican en-
q lanzamiento de "passs'' Y con
"a exception de Jimmy Baugh-
man, lastimado en- Orlando, Sc
Ipresentaran en- a5mirables con-
3iciones figicas. Bcmmy Belle
tampoco pcdra jugar 81 viernes
.por recommendation de su mGdi-
&C.
La gaceta., 1942-10-27
Pero Ipor quien De-.
5Por ~Otamendi?..
GPor otro %amante?....

Lea listed, senior, lea listed
ahi-dijo de pronto Llull, entire
gandole un pari6dico Y sehalan-
do a una information encabe-
zada a grandes caracteres-i Els
el crimen.
El marques cogi6 81 peri6dico.
Y, mientras el auto Soberbio
del fabricante, Ieyado ahora
por un ch6fer de la casa Llull
atravesaba velozmente ell barrio
espl6ndido de la Bonanova, en-.
tire parques y jardines y GALES
Y avenidas de ensueno, Pope le-
20, medic muerto de augusta
de v%ergtenza Y de ansiedad
FL CRIMEN De ANOCHE
"Anoehe, en- la puerta del Tea
tro OLYMPIA. Sc cometi6 un cri-
men de los llamados pasionales.
Una mujer, una rusa llama
La gaceta., 1942-10-27

New York, Oct. IA la ca
baza de los "equipos' de futbol
de la naci6n, bajo una selection
h.cha por periodistas conocedo-
res del fuerte deporte, aparace
por tercera yeZ, en- otras tantas
yamanas, ell once de Ohio State,
que obtuViera 1850 puntos.
Georgia Marcia en- segundo
lugar, con 1925 puntos, y en-
tercero Alabama, con 951.5.
Notres DANES es ell cuarto,
con 704.5, y despues aparecen
Georgia Tech, Wisconsin, Bost-
On College, Ejercito, Texas
Christian, Minnesota, UCLA,
Illinois, michigan, Pennsylva-
MIA Syracuse y Tulsa, empata-
dos; Texas, William ad Mary,
Louisiana State, Tennessee, Tex
as A Y NJ, Mississippi State.
Pennsylvania State, Santa Cla-
ra, California, Virgini Militia.
ry, Princeton, Detroit, Williams
Washington State y Duke.
La gaceta., 1942-10-27
La Gaceta Folletin No. 42l
TONIC TERCBRO
IA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

juzgado nos esta esperanto, a
mi y a las companeras de su es-
posa, que 70 habia citado aqui.
Por el canine ira listed leyendo
10 ocurrido. iSuba listed a mi
cochel
Pepe no Sc acord6 siquiera de
despedir su taxi, que seguia en-
el jardin de la casa.
Iba como muerto, como loco.
Ell mundo, la vida, Sc habian
hundido, Sc acababan de hundir
a sus pies, mostrandole un abs
mo negro e insondable.
iMuerta T..
Mejor dicho, asesinada. A
Eueda.
La gaceta., 1942-10-27

En- Detroit, Willie Joyce, un
peso weller, 141 libras, vencit
ipor decision de los ~jueces a Car
men Notch, de Pittsburg. FL de-
rrotado pesaba 1872. Dur6 el
encuentro 10 rounds.
Winnie Rosanno Sc bati6 con
Phil Norman, en- New York, Y
lie derrib6 por la cuenta de 10 en-
a octave asalto.
La gaceta., 1942-10-27
CON LOS GUANTES
Victoria de Constantine

Como esperaban los peritos,
Lulu Constantine derrot6 aver,
en- Providence, R. l., a Ruby
Garcia, boxeador de Puerto Ri
co. Dur6 ell combate diez asal-
tos Pesaba ell derrotado 1873 IL
La gaceta., 1942-10-27

q Fritzie Zivic, Ell excampe6n de
las LAT libras.
Armstrong desea racOnquis-
tar la corona del peso welter y
Ia victoria sobre Fritzie, vence.
dor de Red Cochrane, Ell cam
pe6n, On un reciente combate, lie
eleva a la categoria de "rey sin
trono"
La gaceta., 1942-10-27
VICTORIA DE N ARM
STRONG

Sa nFrancisco, oct. 27.El ne
gro qeu ostentara tres coronas
de boXeo, Henry Armstrong, de-
rrot6 anoche aqui, en- 10 asaltos,
La gaceta., 1942-10-27

Cleo Shane, el habI negro de
Lon Angeles, peso ligero, venci6
por puntos a Kelley Ke3Sup.
La ventaja en- peso de Shans
era de m.dia libra, 1873 contra
1929.
La gaceta., 1942-10-27

En- las practicas efectuadas
por los Jesuitas, bajo Ia direc-
ci6n de Perry Ruby, Sc distin-
guieron Vicente Sultenfuss, Bob
Abbot Y Buddy Frese.
Los jGvenes locales jugaran
81 vanidero domingo con ell fuer.
te "once" de st. Leo.
La gaceta., 1942-10-27

Red Burman, exhijado de Jack
Dempsey, fue puesto a dormir
an Baltimore, por Big Boy
Brown, de Detroit. Era grand,
ia desigualdad en- ell peso, pues
Brown lleg6 al tabladO con
24312 libras y Burman con So
10 1879.
La gaceta., 1942-10-27

Abe Denner, en- Newark, n
j., cay6 a la Iona, en- ell segundo
asalto, abatido por vigorosos pu
netazos de Tippy Larkin, el pd-
gil de Garfield.
La gaceta., 1942-10-27

En- Plant City, la vecina ciu-
ded, jugara ell viernes Ell lorna
do de Clearwater y les Recoge-
dores de Fresas.
Los j6venes de Plant City he
van Ia desventaja seg1n ell critic
rio de 10 speritos.
La gaceta., 1942-10-27

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bras, media libra menos que Ell
ganador.
La gaceta., 1942-10-27

LOS PRINCIPALES EQUI-
POS DE FUTBOL DE AME-
RIGA
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during 80 to So Years
OF Age!

II you-like so many women be-
tween the ages Of SO and 52-sufer
from hot flashes, weak. dizzy. ner-
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the functional middle age period
In a woman's llfe-start at once
try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. It's the best known
medicine you a buy that's made
especially for toomen. .
Pinkham's Compound is famous
70 relieve such distress. Taken reg
ularly It helps build up resis-
lance against such symptoms. II
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La gaceta., 1942-10-27
TIRANDO Ell BALON

Ian Panteras de Plant Sc ejer
La gaceta., 1942-10-27

Ohio State Marcia a Ia cabeza
La gaceta., 1942-10-27

Get a bottle OF Kruschen Salts tonight.
Half an hour before breakfast, take as much
as will lie on a dime In a glass OF water (hot
or cold or in your morning cup OF tea Ar
oonee and keep this up for 30 days. Kruschen
taken this way helps relieve such symptoms
as sick headaches, bowel sluggishness and
so-called bilious indigestion when due 20 In
suficient flow Of bile from the gaIl-bladder.
You can get Kruschen, a famous English
formula made In the u. s. A., at any drug
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-31

re former Ms Vivian Kadv
daughter Of Mr.. md Ars. Pete
=. Ksdy q Psrkiznd. and Mr
Harold Glenn wefton. sen % Nr
ard Mrs. Glenn welfon Ct spsna.
say. exchanged marriage VOWS
saturday evening in the home o.
Judge Clarence :. Layton. whe
officiated.
Mss Bonnie Handy Of FARMLAND,
and Nr. Donald Sheriff. Of snana-
way were the only Attendants A
wedding supper Al Rau's followed
the ceremony.
The new home Is Al Larchmont.
Women's Guild Of Grace Esange-
lioaI Lutheran church will meet
Wednesday At 1880 for = potlGck
luncheon in the church parlors. A
business meeting VIII follow. with
Mrs. Sydell presiding.
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Ellison Haukaas
Rites Are Read

Miss Beatrice Hauksas aAugh-
ter n Mr.. Martin Haukass 81
ruysilup. became the bride 81
Mr.. Richard Ellisnn. sun ~ Mr..
ard Nra Arthur Ellison Il Ia
coma. IN the hom. Of hr. and
Mrs. Albert westnnm az Tacoma.
grandparents % thu green, last
Sunday.
The Rev. Francis Cox rad the
vows before an arch - Erecnery.
In the presence Of about % saests
Violin and accordion music was
played by Mr.. MeAain ard Miss
Viola Ilandl.
The bride wore q floor-lengfh
gown Of sheer pink. with \ houast
Of pink carnations and white a.
ters. Ars. Reuben westrom. sister
Of the bride. and aunt 81 the groom.
was matrnn nf honor. she wore
orchid taffeta. and . eorsags
similar 10 that Of the bride. Mr.
Robert Ellison was best man.
For the reception following the
nuptiaI rites. Mrs. Albert westrom
poured. Mrs. Raymond seksr cut
the brides cake and served the
Ices. Mrs. william Thompson a.
sisted.
the new home has been entab-
iished NJ American Lake. The
new Mrs. Ellison II . Ernduats Of
Lincoln high school,
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As II Seems to Women
On the Record
By Dorothy Thompson
A Well Considered Warning

II frank AIfSchuI. = ~ excep-
aonaily wei argued letter = fhs
New York Times lass Sunday. re-
calling the tragic rexulsien q sent
iment following TIRE last var. warn
ed against putting our hopes TOO
high for the period following tbs
one. lest again. out q dlsiiiusoa-
men;. We throw away the eppor-
tunities released BY our victory.
Mr.. Altsehul does not depreeafe
American idealisn. What ne fears.
Is that hoping for too much and
getting relatively little. the old
disgust with shat Americans are
wont TO consider the ineradicahie
sins of other nations. viii again.
- after Wilson. put our ideaiism
into reverse and swing us hack to
isolationism.
II II does. we shall again start
the cycle toward = new war.
His warning comes Al a moment
when many. notably Mr.. wiIlkie.
are pressing for a clearer EXPOSE
ton Of peace aims. Mr.. willkie
wants 10 see a strong cooperative
peace structure created. and he
wants to see the end Of imperial
ism Mr.. willkie fears that per-
haps all the nations participating
in the war on our side are not in
agreement. especially about the
latter.
And the attitude appears TO be
growing: Either We get what we
want, namely the fulflllment Of
our ideals. or We win wash our
hands of the whole business.
After the last war. this actually
happened. II was not only the
political opponents Of President
Wilson who turned against him.
Actually, some of the strongest
supporters of the League Of Ma
tons were in the Republican ranks.
and. had President Wilson not had
all the stubborn faults of his stub
born virtues. he might have car
ried the country with him. in his
aims. He also knew that the trea-
ty and the league were faulty.
But he was deserted by his most
idealistic followers. They were. in
fact. sicker with revulsion than the
isolationists. They wanted their
own world order or no world order
and they got the latter.
The trouble with most liberals Is
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that they are unwilling u admit
fhst pace demands : pewsr ztrue-
turs. ne achievement 81 - e.
at justice. with which IL nations
md Al people III ee etsrnsilv At
iSflea. = obviously unattalashae.
80 : the immediate creation u .
weird in which every human beng
I'll ne free fron want and fear.
We csn reasonably hepe ta hexin
70 create : weird climate - which
the ser<s social and international
inInstsees are sllexlsied. hut eeeu
this siIi - impossible unl~<. Ne
oaa chain the degs 81 var. And
this requires power.
The liberal mind il hsSltant 70
face this fact. Since the liberal
era began as = revolt from oppres-
ssve power. power has been asso-
eiated with oppression In the lib
eral mind. ever since.
II hopes 10 remove the causes
Of war" which IL interpre,s 10 Be
imperialism. unemployment. strie-
lures on national rights. and many
other things. Then. the causes
removed. the human race viii live
happily and peacefully together
forever.
Hut II Il obvious. that II We uali
10 stop war until we have removed
ali IT. possible causes. We VIII sait
until the end Of time. II would be
as logical 10 argue that we should
have no police system in any state
until all the laws Of the state were
absolutely just. and AL possible
causes Of social conflict eliminated.
II We did. We should have universal
anarchy.
Actually. an immediate cause Of
this war lies In the achievement Of
one Of the more idealistic aims Of
the last one: the rights Of small
nations to self -determination. and
independence.
No one can say that this ideal
was not realized. Poles. cechs.
Jugoslavs. and others. were liber-
ated. Plebiscites were held. under
impartial control. To permit boun-
daries to be formed on the prin-
ciple of elf-determination. Minors
ties we're allowed to OPT for
whichever sovereignty they might
choose, and were given time and
opportunity 10 remove themselves
and their property to the nation
of their choice.
But these independencies were
part of no adequate power struc-
ture: each depended for its defense
upon a League OF Nations without
force, from which any state might
secede. and, eventually upon trea-
ties with one or another Of the
great powers. Their weakness con-
stituted a temptation to agrees
sion. and Nazi Germany was open
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10 temptation.
Now. in considering the Demands
for Independence resulting from
the nnrolling Of the colonial aues-
ton. II II wei 10 bear this In mind.
Freedom. yes. but IN what frame
work : DO those who denoanee lm-
perislism define what they mean
by IT. Do they wish TO Bslkanix<
the entire Pacific area into many
complete independencies. granting
10 every island In the ses the right
10 do a. II pieases. regardless al
the world power structure for
pescef
ae not think that our liberal.
m.an this. hut. unless they arr
clearer In their exposition. I'M. h
what may foilow. II empires are
TO be dissolved. what IL 10 take
their place ~ \ implying princl-
pie?
The hloodiest war ever fought
on this continent was fought
against the principle Of self-dster-
mination when that principle was
invoked by the South.
Lincoln. the Idol OF liberals. OPP
posed II with the principle OF
union. believing there would be
infinitely more freedom from want
and wear. for the American COM
mon man." II this country remain
ed one empire. with equality be-
tween tho states. than n II were
broken mp into many independent
cies.
And who. today. North or South.
doubts that they were right7
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