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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

LIST for
Tigers
By LEO MACDONELL

LAKELAND. Fla March ID
With Rudy York and four other
holdouts on the SidelneS, the
Tigers were scheduled 10 open
their spring training season inter-
club games with the St. Louis
Cardinals here today.
The game was To he the first Of
- which the Tigers Will play with
other American and National
League clubs between now and
April s. when Detroit breaks
camp. On the way north they will
play six more before opening the
regular season with the Cleveland
Indians in Briggs Stadium April
ID
Besides York. The Tiger holdouts
are Buck NewSom. Johnny Corsica
Bud Thomas and Billy Sullivan.
No recent word has been received
from any Of the quartet, all Of
whom are still al their homes IN
the north.
While barred from participating
in the Tiger games or practices
with the expiration Of a 24-hour
contract signing limit, York at this
writing was still in Lakeland.
II haven't decided" York re-
piled when asked as 10 whether
he intended 10 return 10 his
home in Gainesville. Ga as he
threatened
With York a holdout either Don
Ross or Rip Radcliffe was 10 play
first base today. depending on
whether the Cardinals started A
right or left handed pitcher Rad
cliff bats from the port side, and
Ross from the right.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

on the pitcher. That's usually
made on rhythm twirler,
lad whose windup and delivery
follow the same pattern all the
time. A runner can take a cas-
ual walking lead on him.
Second is the delayed stea
that is made on the second base.
man and shortstop. The runner
waits until the catcher cocks
his arm for the throw 10 the
pitcher. Shortstop and seconc
baseman usually have easec
themselves. figuring the threat
Of dash is over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Needs SIyness in Taking Lead

All between Rucker and 40 stolen bases pro-
claims Werbe intelligent observation Of the pitchers and
: title slyness taking lead
with his speed there should he nothing to it. provided
he has and is willing TO take on the extra
work the declared a consistent base steaer
under a steal strain which the average run
doesn't experience
outlined before Ruckerthe three types OF
thievery on the paths FRS, important is the steal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Closest Vet
Titans Best Efforts Of Season Two Points Short
as Notre Dame Five Wins, 43-4
BY CLAYTON HELPER

in the, final 20 seconds 10 give
u. of d. its 3-point advantage at
half time.
Once more the Irish came back.
Cy Singer tying the count at 81
81. A moment later Quinn put
them into a lead they never re-
linquished although the Titans
came through with a whirlwind
finish that almost knotted the
score and had the capacity crowd
of 1000 as hoarSe as it was
frantic.
With three minutes 10 go ard
the Irish enjoying a 1879 lead,
Coach Ray Meyer sent 6-foot-5-
inch Bobby Taught into the game
with Quinn. the other center, with
instructions TO stall the rest OF
the way. They did stall success
fully for two minutes. and then
Nader stole the ball and dropped
a push shot for the goal that gave
him high scoring honors for the
evening with II points.
L Of -. gained possession or
the ball just once more. but a
desperate pass The length Of floor
went out of bounds. giving pos
session and the ball game to
Notre Dame.
The TitanS. in coming the near
est to breaking the irish ink
they've ever come, played their
bcSt game Of the season in suf-
fcring their eighth defeat OF the
season against - victories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Hitchcock, BIoodwor+h Add Speed

incidentally Tigers with the addition of Billy Hitchcock
and Jimmy Bloodworh apparently have added speed to the
club Hitchcock very fast and Boodworth smart base
runner Cramer still able around the sacks
with less aacrity.
But whether will the likes Of Ty Cobb again Is
doubtful Cobb stole 90 bases, another So Among
good base boosted by the old time Detroit clubs
Owne Bush Lou Bou Jackie Tavener and Marty McManus
With the annual visit of statesmen for sporting goods
factuers to the Florida training Tigers and other
big eaguers feeling the pinch of When they bought
that Of their working equipment not supplied gratis by
their employers they found that they had higher
clubs furnish uniforms and the CaCher mask shin guards
and chest protector Players buy their shoes ms and
gloves
AL Benton found that baseball shoes which cost $3.50
pair gone $3.50, to which add the
Harold Newhouer had TO plenty for the new webbed
finger glove.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
MI. Carmel Moves Up
In Ypsi RegiondIs

YPSILANTI. Mich. March 10
Only one OF three Detroit Catholic
League basketball teams landed in
the victory column in the first
round Of play in the regional tour
nament here last night. Nj. Car
mel Of Wyandotte turned the trick
by defeating s. Alphonus Of Dear
born. 57-2S. 81 Bernard of Detroit
dropped a 26-23 decision 10 Bliss
field in another Class { game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

day and tomorrow. Ohio State
rates as the most serious threat.
but not close enough TO be con-
sidcred dangerous.
An informal checkup gives the
Wolverines 65 points. a margin
of % over Ohio States possible
total Minnesota and Northwest
ern are listed to fight it out for
third place.
Three conference marks are
Slated'to fall If the swimmers per-
form up 80 predictions. Michigan's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
THREATENS RECORD

Jack Pattcn, NiChlgan'S ton free
Styler. should erase Tom Haynic'S
, .l3.6 for the 220 before the meet
is over. He has been Clocked in
2;11.7 and four times this year
he has been under Haynes mark,
Swum in 1898 SChnabel Of Ohio
States is picked TO take second in
this event.
Jack Lett Of Ohio State Is
ranked favoritc in the 50-yard
free style event. The only race
Michigan is not picked 10 win.
In the 10O-yard free style il is
Gus Sharemet for first. with Bur
ton second In the back stroke.
II is Dick Ricdl. with Dick Follans-
bee Of Ohio second
Charles Spanglcr Of Ohio is a
threat 10 jim Skinner TO the
breast stroke In the 4i0 il is Pat
ten Of Michigan. Strither Martin
of Michigan is believed 10 be the
best diver in the conference but
Will have to be al his best 10 turn
back Howard JayncS of North
western and Frank Dempsey of
Ohio State.
But Matt isn't worrying Swim
ming goes 10 form and he's sure
he has the swimmers and the
form.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Babe Didrikson
In Coli Finals

SAN FRANCISCO. March IS
QNS) Mrs. George ZaharIaS the
former Babe DidrikSon of 1882
Olympic games fame. and Miss
Barbara Beach Thompson of Long
Beach will battle h our az the
Lakeside links today for tho San
Francesca women's open title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Duel Is With Pitcher

Third style is run and
hone usually on the 81 count
when there is a good chance Of
a walk or hit, and no danger of
a pitchout. The main duel,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

The University of Detroit's
basketball season is at an end to-
day. and though it couldn't have
been the most successful, only
TWO points separated it from be-
ing the most satisfying one en-
joyed by Coach Lloyd Brazil.
For that was the margin of de-
feat inflicted on the TitanS las
night by a Notre Dame team that
came from behind 10 win its
eighteenth consecutive victory
from L.. of D.. 43-4l. al the Lin
coin High gym, Ferndale. in the
seasons finale for both teams.
Trailing, 1923, at half time.
Notre Dame had TO put on a
spirited rally 10 clinch victory in
a ball game In which neither team
had more than a 5-point adj
vantage over the other all the
way Frank Quinn. who scored
of his 10 points IN the second
half, led the comeback.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Now Best Paid
Yankee Since
.Ruth's Heydey
SIueeer Signs After
Compromise Agreement
With Club Officials

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, March
.13 GNS).-Joe DiMaggio signed
his contract with the New York
Yankees last night. and. by vir-
tue Of a compromise agreement
with Ed Barrow. the clubs presi-
dent, became the second highest
paid player in the history of the
Bronx Bombers.
While neither Barrow nor DE-
Maggie would reveal the exact fig
ure that the hard hitting center.
fielder will receive for this year.
it is estimated that DiMag will get
$40. 800.
This is second only to the $50
1000 drawn by the illuStriouS Babe
Ruth in his heydey as the great
est drawing card baseball ever
had.
SALARY COMPROMISE
Barrow and DiMaggio met In
Barrow's hotel, talked for about
an hour and finally Barrow per-
suaded DiMaggio to name his fig
ure. This was evidently higher
than the club planned 10 go. for
Barrow said after the conference
that they had reached "a COM
promise. "
DiMag. the last of the Yankees
to sign. first had been offered a
contract for 37,5O0 the same fig
ure he received in 1941 when he
lamaZed the baseball world with
his sensational hitting streak that
Iendured for Sc straight games.
DiMag refused this and last FRI
day the club. perturbed by an in
terview which DiMag had given.
ISSUED what was interpreted as an
Iutimatum At that time. Barrow
said that the club had raised its
Ibid TO $4,000. and that this was
the clubs final offer"
Obviously Barrow had a change
Iof heart. When he arrived this aft
ernoon he indicated that he would
raise this final offer" and that's
what happened.
$500 FIRST YEAR
DiMaggio began his Yankee
career by receiving $500 for the
1886 season. almost a record SAL
airy for a first year player. This
was doubled the next year and in
his third year with the club he
was drawing down $4,000. He
Jumped 10 S27,5O0. then to S32 900
and finally 10 S37.500 last year.
Not once. however. since he be-
came a member of the club has
DiMaggio participated in all the
games the club has played during
the season. nor has he ever put
in a full season in the training
camp with the exception of the
first year he was with the team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
1O-Gdnne Card
For Titan Nine

Home apd home series with
Michigan State will feature Tho
1912 University Of Detroit base
ball schedule. announced today by
Coach Bud Bocringer. Two games
also may be cardcd with The Fort
Custer nine.
Failing 10 secure a gym for
indoor workouts, Coach BocrnC"r
will call his first group of candi-
dates when the weather permits
Returning from last year are
Ralph Trudcll. Joe Jarrett Don
MayeS. Mickey Mclaughlin Don
Hughes. Tom Lcndzion, Ray Fled
Ter and Vince BanonIS.
The 1912 schedule.
April . Mich. gan state here. Arr' -
Michigan Normal there April ~ it.rr
here; May Bowling Green there Mas
s. Toledo there May p Wayne here
MAY s. Michigan Norua. fHer, Va. &C.
Michigan state. therg Mf1 20 Toledo,
here May p Bowling Green. hrf'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
EARLY LEAD LOST

The TltanS. surprise team OF
the year, took an early lead as
Vince Burns batted in three sue.
ccsSive rebounds but saw il whit
tied down TO a 1916 deadlock
The Irish then forged ahead in
the grucling affair only 20 500
their lead blasted when Joe Madcf
and Johnny Biringer Gagged goals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
SWIMMERS MOST TRUE TO FORM
So Mann's Boys Conceded Big Ten Title

great medley relay team should
beat the mark made by Ohio State
in 1899 The i0O-yard relay quar-
tet has bcttered the old mark for
the event by three full seconds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR MARCH 10
Wally WcbcrS office. being closest
10 the front door. IS a favorite
gathering spot for coaches, play
erS and journalists on off days.
With the popular Wally acting as
master OF ceremonies, It is always
possible 10 get a good discussion
going on any given point. Dissent
erS are always available no matter
what the subject
Yesterday II was: What sport
runs trueSt to form
OF course. Clarence Mum, Earl
Martincau and Weber knew they
had little 10 offer in this, but Matt
Mann. the swim coach, and Ken
Doherty. the track mentor, found
1t a lively topic.
Doherty said while you have an
excellent idea in advance what a
runner is going TO do, many fac
tors can enter TO change the pic
ture. Like tipping a hurdle and
stumbling off stride or slipping as
you Jump.
COMPARISON EASY
Mann finally agreed that SWIM
mers compete by the watch. That
is. you can compare the times of
various swimmers in the events
and tell pretty much who is going
10 win certain race.
On this basis Michigan is an
overwhelming favorite 10 retain
the Western Conference champion
ship in the annual meet here to-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

The University of Detrots in the final 20 81,
basketball an end u of D. its 3pont advantage
La gaceta., 1942-10-20
Fiesta de cum led6Os

Fue festejada con un Party
la Sra. Violeta Hero, con mott
vo de haber cumplido un anc
mas. Esta fiestecita sc la ofre-
clio su esposo, Sr. A. G. Hero, en-
los salones de la Legion Ameri-
cana, on Ybor.
La amplia sala estaba co,ma-
da de amigos de los esposos He
70. TOGO la orquesta LA Tropi-
CAL, teniendo a su frente al Sr.
Laureano Triguero.
Entire los a~sistentes anotamos
estos nombres; Ofelia Olivia, ma
ma de la festejada; Jennie He
70, Elvida Basilio, Irene Mendo-
"a, Tootsie Rodriguez, Violeta
Polo, Isabel Santisteban, Elena
Garcia, Carmen Fuentes, Grace
Romero, Anita Fuentes, Rinel-
da Fernandez, Rosa Fuentes,
Conchita Escobedo, Edelmira
MontefG, Frances Garcia, Con-
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pals. Esto Sc explica facilmente
teniendo en- cuenta que uno de los
fines que Sc persiguen con dicho
control en- los Estados Unidos es ell
mantener los precios de los produc-
tos de exportacion dentro de los
limites establecidos para los mer-
cados nacionales, mas una cantidad
moderada para atender a los gastos
de exportacion y a los riesgos del
exportador.
Los funcionarios del gobierno de
los Estados Unidos, no o~bstante,
han puntualizado repetidas veces
que para realizar una %operaci6n
efectfva de dicho control en- ell
h~emisferio Sc r%equiere la coopera-
cion de las otras republicas amerl-
canas a fin de mantener un control
de los precios de los productos de
exportaci6n despues que estos salen
de las fronteras estadounidenses.
Entire tanto, ell mensaje del Presi-
dente recomendando la estabiliza-
ci6n de precios r%efleia la actituo
decidida de la administration de
ganar esta importante batalla eco
monica.
En- addiction al plan de estabiliza-
ci6n de precios, los Estados Unidos
estan procediendo activamente con.
ira la infaci6n en- los siguiente'
frentes:
az Necesidad de establecer pre-.
clos maximos para la mayoria de
los ~articulos de uso comun, rop;
y alimentacion;
(2) Aumento proportional de lo'
impuestos sobre las ganancias;
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PLEITOS Y DINORCIOS

Decrctos: Freddie wells Ga
ros contra Alexander John Gla-
r0s.
NuevaS demandas: f. CARR
son Robinson contra William
j. Robinson; Evelyn +. Var
brough contra Claude Lee Var
brcugh; Angelina Gonzalcz con
ira Manuel Gonzalez; Aulrie
Washington contra Curtis Wa
shington Mary V. Pedrero con
ira A"orando Pedrero.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20
EcOS de ma bOda

Anteel altar mayor de la lyle
STA Cat6lica NueStra Sonora del
Perpetuo Socorro, contrajeron
matimonio EN- las primeras no
as de la noche del pasado domin-
go la inteesante Srta. Nina Cas-
tellano y ell joven Tony Urso.
Ofici6 en- la ceremonial ell Pa
Dire j. w. DOherty, siendo los pa
drinos los eSposos Floyd Garcia
AsistierOn a la novia las ele-
gantes Srtas. Nina Ficarrota y
Nina Alvarez.
Terminada la ceremonial los
reci6n casados se trasladaron a
la Residential de los esposos Leo
po1do Castellano, padres de la
desposada, donde Sc les ofreci6
una reception.
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GA CACW,rA"

suelo Fuentes, Encarnaci6n Ro-
driguez.
Armando Beiro, Johnny Mar
tinez Y Sra, Arturo Poo Willie
Rodriguez, Claudio Santist6ban,
Jorge Garcia V Sra, j. Steward,
L. Jsnnish Y Sra, W. d, Pardon
+; Sra, Mario Garcia, Orlando
CabanaS, Oscar Rodriguez y
Sra, Ben Cusl,ar, Charlie Cue
lar Y Sra, Juan Cuallar y Sra,
2ufino Men5r5oz Y Sra, Henry
Pine, Jo 6 Garcia, Pedro Fuar-
IS, Amado Martinez, Amado
Ealdes, Aurelio Ccnzalez, Ruff
no Diaz, Francisco Fano, John
C%acciator2 Y Sra, MaI,olo Per-
ONO, Arturn v. ,nta, - he
Roias, Y Sra. r. clfo Mora y
Sra, Perico Ares. Victor Cam
2isi, Joe Ferrara, Louis Farra-
ia, Elay Ne 5ndez, Fernando
Dominique. Mario Gonzalez, Al
larto PARA, Mario Suar1z, Ro-
herto Ferrara, Fausto Garcia,
Antonio Per1cmo. Harry Rive
IA y Panchito Rodriguez.
Con dulcos, rofrc.eos Y cerve-
"a Sc obselui6 a todos.
Dur6 hasta dsspu5s de las do
ea de Ia noche.
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NOTAS SOCIALES
tPoR MARIO R%oDRIGUEZ)
Muy mejOrGdG

Nay mejOrGda
Hallase muy mejorada de la
delicada operaci6n a que fuera
sometido en- dias pasadOs, la es-
timada Sra. Dolores Zambito,
esposa del estimado joven Sam
Zambito.
La Sra. ZambitO Sc encuentra
internada en- ell Sanatorio del
Centre Espanol y segdn ell DR..
Winton sera trsladada a su no.
gar, I001l2 de la D6cima ave
nida, manana Microbes.
Mucho nos alegra la noticia.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20

va cuentan con los ServicioS
'e las orlueStas Don Francis
90" V ia Tropical"
Los muchachos que integran
la Secci6n preparan grandeS sol
presas.
Daremos mas detalles.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20
LOS JESUITAS A WINTER
HAVEN

Los Jesuitas iran a Winter Ha-
ven, en- esta semana, y ALI juga-
ran con 81 Once del institute
local.
Jose Castro quedara fuera de
juego por ell resto de la tempo
rada. Tiene fracturado un hue
so de la pierna izquierda.
Estan lastimadoS tambien Jo-
sc Lopez y Frank Puglisi.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20
MATRIMONIOS

Ernesto Capitano, 81, y Mary
Ciccone, 81; James E. Williams,
ST., 60. Y Clara P. IMPRESS, 60;
Charles Jernigan, "a, y Evelyn
Giddens, 81; William Ward, %.
y Elsie Ellerbee, 10; William
Allen Gorby, %. y Ollie M. Shep
pard, 25 Luis j. Carlo, jr., %, y
Mary Ester Kirkland, %; Her
man Waher, 80, y LOttie Mae
Thrall, II.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20
PERMISOS DE CONSTRUC-
CION

Fueron aver conecJidos per-
misoS de construction a Joes6
Lisez, Minnie Johnson l.. l..
Hendricks, Robert Allen y Wi
lliam "A. Gilger.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20
VENTA DE P~ROPIEDADES

John Fernandez a Rita Fer
nAndez; J. H. Smith a H. H.
Gaskins; L. E. Windham a
B. o. Garvin; j. L. Webb a
a ]. E. Rodgers; Tilman P. Per
kins a Lottie l. Cason; Jessie B.
Collins a Gilberto A. De Armas
West Tampa Realty co. a Ray
mond Martinez; J. V. Smith a
Mollie E Carruthers.
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Para el |compoImcHto

Iuoto de haber pasado aQui
varios dias. con sus famIiares,
regres6 aver a su campamento
le entrenamiento 81 joven Ma
rio Azpeita, hijo de los espoSos
Mario Y Dolores Azpeitia, resi-
denies del 1884 de Andrade
Court.
Muchos 6xitoS lie deseamos en-
Su carrera militar
La gaceta., 1942-10-20
CumpledNOS

CumpledHOS
En- ell dia de hoy arrib6 a la
edad de las ilusiones y suenos do
radios una bella y elegante seno-
rita que empieza a destacarse en-
nuestros circulos sociales, la en-
cantadora Cristina Dominguez,
mia de los apreciados amigos A
dolfo Y Cristina DOminguez, con
rseidencia en- ell 3109 de la caIle
Tampa.
Con tai motive sus carinosos
papas lie ofreceran en- su hogar
una fiestecita, y para la misma
han invitado a sus amistdes.
Dada las grandes simpatias
de la fe~stejada, la Residential de
los espOsOs Dominguez Sc vera
concurr.iisima
Llegue a Cristina, con estas
lineas, una sincera felicitaci6n.
Santos del djd
Marta e Irene y San Juan
Cancio.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20
Para Ia 0cndcnlin

Para la dcadcmio
Con el prop6sito de ingresar
en- la Academia de CONSTRUCTION
de Avionas, en- Nashville, Tenn
nessee, parti6 aver el joven Geo.
Perdomo, querido hijo de los es-
pesos Alexandra y Aida Perdo-
mo.
lie deseamos muchos triunfOs.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20

En- prepGrUci6H
CCmenzaron va los preparati-
vos paraal baile annual de Halo
ween, los chicos de la Secci6n de
Recreo del Circulo CubanO.
Sc verificara 81 sabado 81 del
preSente mes.
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Alto Nivel de los Ingresos

tanto ell numero de e%mpleados, como
los salaries y los ingresos de los
agricultores, han eXperimentado un
considerable aumento.
Tai aumento en- los ingresos del
p1blico es coetaneo con una reduc-
ci6n en- los articulos de consume
civil como resultado de la CONVEX
sion de la industrial de tiempos de
paz a la production de pertrechos
de guerra Y de la difcultad de obte-
ner materiales para la industrial
civil. De aqui la necesidad de adop-
tar medidas energicas para preve-
mir ell alza de los precios. III
elocuente mensaje del presidente, ell
Dfa del Trabajo, constituye ell prl-
mer paso en- este sentido.
Exhortando al pueblo a aceptar
los SACRIFICES que impone la necesl-
dad de ganar esta decisiva batalla
contra la inflaci6n, ell presidente Sc
expreso ash:
LA guerra nos impone SACRIFICES
a todos nosotros. La guerra hace
que ell sacrifice sea un privilege.
Estos SACRIFICES seran en- ell sentido
de privarnos voluntariamente de
muchas de las cosas a las cuales
habiamos estado acostumbrados.
Todos los trabajadores de la naci6n,
los agricultores, empleados de off
Gina V hombres de negocios, tendran
que acostumbrarse a la idea. Nadie
debe esperar, mientras dure la que
ira, poder siempre adquirir las
mismas cosas que consigue actual
mente."
La gaceta., 1942-10-20

BEN PUBLICO, INC.
Fundada en- Ell 1904
38 amos de continues servicios al pueblo
trabajador de Tampa
DR.. A. A.. GONZALEZ
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elm q diariamente de 4 a 6 p. M. para curaciones,
DIR. RENE MORENO-Bacteri6logo, de a 8 A. M, dia-
riamrutc.
DIR. A. MARTORELL-Ojos, Nariz y Oidos, First Natio-
ma Bank Building.
HoRhRlo DE CoNSULTAS EN- WEST M
En- la Botica Ell Bien Pdblico, 1904 Howard Ave.
LUNES
De II A N. a II NJ: DIR. ISMAEL ANGULO
MARTES
De5a6P. NJ: DIR. A. A. GONZALEZ
MERCEDES
De p. NJ: DIR. J. +. HERNANDEZ
JUEVES
De 4:3O a $50 ?. NJ: DIR. SOLANO GRIMAL
VIERNES
De5a6P NJ: DIR. SMAEL ANGULO
SABADO
De II A. NJ. a IL NJ: DR.. j. +. HERNANDEZ
Avios al Telefono Y-529O - Para casos de uTgenciA
tsrde por la noche, lame al TelsfOnO Y-I410
La gaceta., 1942-10-20
DID Diamond Jim" Have
Stomach or Ulcer PaiHS2

tits hardly likely that Diamond Jim
Brady could have eaten SO vOra.
ctously # he suffered after eating
pains. Sufferers who have 90 pay
the penalty of stomach or ulcer
pains, Indigestion. gas pains, heart
burn. burning sensation, blolt ah1
other conditions caused by excess
ned should thy "a 23c box Of Udga
Tablets They must help or money
refunded.
La gaceta., 1942-10-20

Money Back This Recipe Fails
GOOD news travels fast-many OF the thou-
lands 81 folks who nov take lemon Juice
Tor rheumatic pain-have fouad that BY
adding two tablespoonfuls Of Allenru 70 one
tsblespoonful Of Lemon Juice In 9 glass OF
water thev get faster relief for the aches
and pains caused by rheumatism lumbago.
rs no surprise either, for Allenru Is e
IS wear Old formula 10 relieve rheumatic
schss and mains In fact-if 10 does not help
Gvonr money back. What could be falreTf
Cet hllenru today a. any live druggist Only
IS cents-Do 70 Now p