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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-26

CALLANOAR, ont.-UP -
Four physicians prepared to-
day 10 submit a report 10 the
Ontario government on the
condition Of Marie, one Of the
Dlonne qulntuplets who Is suf-
ferin9 from a muscular allment.
The physieians-Dr. Allan Roy
Dafoe. Or. |. loyal OF North
Bay, Ont, Or. laina MaeOon-
aid OF Toronto and Or. Amyot
Of Montreal-examined Marie
In the Dionne nursery here
Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-26

CHUNGKING ms Recapture
OF Tamshui by Chinese forces on
the southern Kwangtung Province
front was announced by Chungkins
military headquarters today. The
communilue said at least 400 Japa.
nese we're killed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-26

OTTAWA-INS - Rationing OF
sugar was effective in the Domin-
ion of Canada today by order OF the
wartime prices and trade board. The
Canadian restrictions. limiting each
person to q maximum OF three-quar-
tiers Of a pound a week. were an
nounced as Price Administrator
Leon Henderson in Washington re-
yealed plans to limit sugar consump-
ton in the United States to one
pound a week for each individual.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-26

CHUNGKING-AP-The govern
ment extended its control OF the
production and distribution Of vital
commodities today by assuming a
monopoly on sugar.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-26

PASADENA. Cal.-1NS-George
a. Tomllnson. nationally promin-
ent Bay city Mich. industralist.
was dead in Pasadena today. He
succumbed TO a paralytic stroke
last night on th5 eve OF his 10th
birthday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-26

SIKESTON, MONS --Authori-
ties moved today to learn the iden-
tity OF the ringleaders of a mob that
broke into the city Jail, removed
a wounded negro accused of stab
bling a white woman and lynched
him in the neg. section. 1t was be
lieved the negro, Cleo Wright, 26
a cotton oil mill worker, died while
the mob dragged him for ten blocks
behind an automobile before he was
burned with gasoline.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-26

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-26

LONDON INS-Attempted Ger.
man invasion of Britain may be a
eood deal nearer than many people
think" Minister OF Supply Herbert
Morrison said today. III Britain
falls the whole center Of resistance
to Nlzi tyranny falls. That must
not happen"
Evening star., 1942-06-05
More Attacks Will Follow
Alaska Raids, Maj. Eliot Thinks
Says Jops Moy Have Been Feeling Out
US. Strength With Russio in Mind

A final possibility is that the op-
peration may have been an offensive
Of limited objective, directed toward
the destruction of some particular
target Of sufficient Importance to
justify the risk of q small carrier
and its complement of planes.
If this was the Japanese purpose,
1t appears to have failed, as the
Navy Departments communique re-
ports only slight damage and a few
fires which were quickly extin-
guished.
Perhaps the most interesting con-
sideration in regard to this raid is
that, whatever its purpose, it indi-
Gates an enemy interest in Alaska
ard the North Pacific generally
which hitherto ha: not been dis
played.
1t is an interest which might be
expected either If the Japanese ex-
pected an American attack from
this direction or If they were antici-
pating hostilities between them
selves and the Russians.
In the latter case they would be
anxious to determine what the pos
sibilities were of American air sup
port to the Russians, and Dutch
Harbor would be a natural point
to begin such a feeling out process.
There are sound reasons for be-
heving that the summer will not
pass without finding Russia and
Japan at grips, as previously sug-
gested in these articles, and nat
urally we would be anxious to give
the Russians all possible help and
to take advantage of the favorable
position of the Russian air bases
for the use Of our own long-range
aircraft, which can strike at jap
anese vital centers much more easily
from the Russian Far East than
from any other available area.
All In all, 1t is hardly likely that
the attack on Dutch Harbor was a
mere isolated incident; 1t is much
more likely that it foreshadows in
teresting developments the exact
nature Of which only time will
disclose.
(Copyright 1912. New York Tribune lnc.)
Evening star., 1942-06-05
Episcopal High Awards
10 Graduation Certificates

Certificates of graduation were
presented to 10 youths in the 103d
annual commencement of Episcopal
High School, Alexandria, Va.
The graduates are Lucien D. Bur-
nett, jr., Bronxville, N. Y; Thomas
v. Dobbs, Athens, Ga: Gordon N.
Farquhar, Sandy Spring, Md; Al
pheus H. Hodgdon, Germantown,
Md; Edward o. McCue, Sd, Char
lottesville, Va; Bartlett B. Todd,
Gotham, Va, and Charles H. Sack
EFT, Edward C. Suhling and William
8. Williams, all Of Lynchburg, Va.
Curtis r. Hudgins, jr., Norfolk,
was awarded a scholarship to
Hampden-Sydney College; Sackett
and Williams, scholarships to Uni
versity of Virginia; Ernest G. Pat
ton of South Carolina, Mr.. Farquhar
and William D. Waxter. jr., Of
Maryland, scholarships to Yale.
Evening star., 1942-06-05
D. T.. Man Who Lived
Through Torpedoing
And Cunning Is Home
Engineer Officer to Go
Back to Sea as Soon
As Popers Are Replaced

Having survived shelling and ma
chine-gun fire from an Axis sub
marine which sunk United States
merchantmen in the Caribbean,
killing three of the crew, Charles j.
Parish, 5140 Macarthur boulevard
NV, is going back to the merchant
marine after he straightens out his
affairs.
We've got to deliver the goods,
we can't quit" he said.
Home for a brief stay with his
wife and three daughters, Mr.. Parish
reluctantly told Of the night attack
on his ship, on which he served as
an engineer officer. 1t occurred
while he was OF watch and asleep.
The submarine was sighted "close
on the starboard side" Out of a
crew Of 20, only II have been ac-
counted for, he said.
AS the crew lowered lifeboats two
officers were killed scrambling down
ladders, MIR. Parish said. They
continued to fire even after we
were in the nfeboats and another
officer was drilled through the
head" he stated. ''The rest of us
crouched low in the lifeboat as
bullets tore into it. The boat was
SO badly riddled we had to abandon
1t and board another" A fourth
man jumped overheard and appar-
emily was drowned, for he was not
seen again, Mr.. Parish said.
Parish's boat was at sea four days
before its distress signal was sighted
by q small sloop which towed it to
Bonaire, Dutch West Indies.
He said he would 60 back into
the merchant marine, in which he
served In the last war, as soon as
he got his papers Strengthened out.
I'VE lost everything when the ship
went down." he said.
Parish attended the former
Cranch Primary School in South
east Washington and finished his
schooling in California before re-
turning here in 1922. His daughters
are Patricia and Johanna, who at
tend Western High School, and
Barbara, who goes to Gordon Junior
High School.
Evening star., 1942-06-05
BY MAI. GEORGE FIELDING
ELIOT


The Japanese raids on Dutch
Harbor appear, on the face of avail
able information, not to have been
in great force and to have done
comparatively little damage. The
number of planes involved in the
first raid bomberS and IS fighters
could have been flown from one
of the converted Japanese mer-
chant carriers, or it is possible
that the bombers might have come
from the nearest Japanese land
base, which is Paramushiru Island,
about 1,400 nautical miles distant
from Dutch Harbor.
The second raid, in which it is
said that no bombs were dropped,
may have been nothing more than a
Photographic reconnaissance to de-
termine the results of the first raid.
What remains to be determined
is the purpose Of the Japanese in
making an attack of this kind on
Dutch Harbor.
The raid may have been in the
nature of face-saving device, and,
if so, it may be only the first of a
series of such hit-and-run attacks,
which may extend as far as the
West Coast ports of the United
States itself, as measure of retalia-
ton for the American raids on
Japan.
Some students of the Japanese
military mind believe that the Japa-
nese cannot rest until they have re-
turned blow for blow. It is also, of
course, possible that the attack on
Dutch Harbor was a feint intended
to divert the attention of our forces
and permit the Japanese to make a
more serious attack at some other
Alaskan or West Coast point.
1t might even be diversion in
tended to pull forces northward and
thus be preliminary to Japanese
attack in force on Midway Island,
which is only 1850 miles from Dutch
Harbor.
Next, the operation might have
been in the nature of a reconnais-
sance. In this case the important
thing to determine is whether it was
q defensive or an offensive recon-
naissance. In the first instance the
Japanese purpose may have been to
determine the size and strength Of
the American forces at Dutch Har-
bor in order to form some opinion
as to whether any American offen-
sive against Japan was being pre-
pared or based in that vicinity and
to feel out the nature and power of
the American arrangements there
1t has long been recognized that
the North Pacific offers the shortest
route for direct approach to Japan
from American home bases, provided
forces could be made available to
operate in this area.
On the other hand, the attack
may have been preliminary to a
larger japanese offensive intended
to smash or even to capture the
American base at Dutch Harbor,
and should that be the case we
shall soon know of it, since the
Japanese will follow it up rapidly
with large-scale operations. Once
having given warning of their pres
ence, they would hardly delay at
driving home their main blow, and
the fact that this blow has not
already fallen tends to discount the
idea that the japanese have serious
offensive intentions upon Dutch
Harbor at this moment.
Evening star., 1942-06-05
Lund Names ; Aides
With Important Powers
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Admiral Emory s. Land, war ship
ping administrator, named three as
sistant deputy administrators yes
terday, with important powers over
the use Of shipping In the war effort
They are: John E. Cushing of San
Francisco, president of the Ameri-
can-Hawaiian Steamship Co, who
will have charge Of ship operations;
D. r. Houlihan. member Of the pub
fic accounting firm Of Price. Water
house q Co, whose department will
be fiscal affairs, and Franz Schneid-
er, vice president Of the Newmont
Mining Corp, In charge Of ship
control.
La gaceta., 1942-08-20
HUNDIDOS DOS SUBMARI-
NOS FRENTE A LA COSTA
BRASILERA

Rio de Janeiro, agosto 20
Oficialmente Sc anuncia que dos
submarines del Eje han sido
hundidos frente a las costas del
Brasil, un tercero atacado y dos
mas vistos en- las aguas occiden
tales del Sur del Atlantico Ger
ca de Bahia fue hundido ell Sc
gundo, por los aviones del SER
yicio de vigilancia de la escua-
dra brasilera. Ell primero fue sc
,pultado en- el mar por un bonn
bardero americana comandado
por ell captain Lacey, frente a
Sergipe. Sc describe a uno dc
los submarines como de enorme
tamano, tan grande que al prin.
cipio Sc crey6 era un barco mer.
cante.
tBuques de la escuadra brasi.
lera recorren ell mar con la es.
peranza de ercontrar alguno'
La gaceta., 1942-08-20

algunas wees como substitutes del
caucho, son, no obstante, insult
cientes para atender a las necesi-
dades de Ia industrial. De aqui Sc
deduce que es mas practice conser-
var este producto prohibiendo su
uso o al menos limitandolo en- 10
possible.
Como ell 76 por ciento del caucho
que Sc consume en- los Estados Uni
dos es utilizado en- la industrial de
las llantas y neumaticos, es facil
yer que en- esta industrial es donde
cabe practicar la mayor economic.
Correspondence a la solicitud del
Presidente Roosevelt, varios esta-
dos del pals han decretado una re-
ducci6n en- ell Unite maxine de
velocidad permitida a los automo-
viles. Els bien sabido que ell des-
caste a que Sc someten las llantas
cuando Marcia ell vehiculo a una
velocidad de 45 a 80 millas es con-
siderablemente mayor que cuando
ell mismo no alcanza una velocidad
de mas de 80 millas, por 10 cual es
facil comprender la convenience de
reducir dicha velocidad maxima
como uno de los mejores medios de
|prolongar la vida de las llantas en-
uso actualmente.
La gaceta., 1942-08-20

yendo los tacones de caucho por los
de cuero o de material plastico.
Sc ha podido comprobar que ell
caucho reconstruido es 10 suficiente-
mente re~sistente para a~utorizar su
uso en- numerosos a~rtfculos que no
estan demasiado sometidos al des-
caste o que no requieran gran re-
sistencia a la Traction. Todas las
e~xistencias de caucho reconstruido
estan igualmente sometidas al mas
e~stricto control que sc extiende
naturalmente a las llantas removal
das y en- las que Sc emplea fire.
cuentemente aquel producto.
A pesar de que existen diversas
classes de caucho sintetico que
podrian ser usadas como substitutes
del producto natural y que han de-
mostrado ser %superiores a este
por su mayor resistencia a la ac-
ci6n del calor, del sol, del tempo,
del desgaste, asf como a otros
diversos factories adversos a dicho
producto, la production de aquellas
no ha adquirido aIn bastante inn
pOL IdiiCld Gil lOS ESlduOS OnluOS.
Aunque es verdad que Sc requiere
menos tempo para poher en- opera
ci6n una fabrica de caueho sintetico
que para desarrollar ell cultivo de
las caucheras en- una MEDIA u
corresponds a las exigencias de la
industrial, no obstante sera practical
mente impossible alcanzar la meta
de 100000 toneladas del produeto
sintetico antes de fines del ano en-
trante. Debido a este Sc ha juzgado
n~ecesario r~estringir y racionar ell
uso de ambos productos.
Otras materials que Sc usan
actualmente para reemplazar ell
caucho son: ell cuero, los teiidos,
materiales plasticos-para muchos
articulos que antes Sc hacian de
caucho volcanizado-y feltro para
cojincillos, almohadas Y colchones.
Otras fuentes de abastecimientos
que Sc estan investigated y u
parecen ser de mas o menos utilidad
son ell guayule, que crece en- los
Estados Unidos y Mexico y ell rab-
bit brush, maleza que crece album
dantemente en- ~terrenos que con-
tienen gran cantidad de sales solu-
bles ehorescentes, en- la region oc-
cidental de los EstadP~ Unidos.
La gaceta., 1942-08-20
KAISER CONSTRU1RA LOS
AVIONES DE 20 TONELA-
DAS

Oakland, agosto 20.-A su
regreso de Washington, Henry
J. Kaiser, ell famoso constructor
de barcos, manifesto que Sc pre-
para para construir los aviones
de carga de 70 toneladas, apro-
bados en- principle por Donald
Nelson y ell gobierno. America
asta en- su propia lineo de cinco
yardas Y los japoneses presto
nan Y tratan de anotar. Nuestro
equipo, p~rincipalmente idustria-
les Y obreros en- la costa del Pa
cifico, debe jugar un futbol in
La gaceta., 1942-08-20

Como era de esperarse, las llantas
de caucho han sido incluidas en- ell
plan de racionamiento de los Esta-
dos Unidos y en- 10 successive solo Sc
autorizara ell uso de nuevas llantas
cuando dicho uso sea justificado por
los intereses de la defensa. A Ia
economic de este importante pro.
ducto estan contribuyendo aun las
mismas fuerzas armadas de la Ma
ci6n. Ell Cuerpo de Administra-
ci6n Militar, mediante una reduc-
ci6n en- las especifcaciones para
llantas, camaras y recamaras de
caucho y utilizando en- 10 possible ell
.caucho reconstruct, ha logrado
efectuar una economic este ano de
70.000.000 de libras del producto
crudo-cantidad mas que suficiente
para equipar $4,000 tanques media
nos (28 toneladas) con llantas de
caucho. Por su parte en- los zapatos
para los soldados Sc estan substitu-
La gaceta., 1942-08-20
VICTORIA DE BOB TELLER

Washington, agosto 2O.-Bot
Teller, ell celebre pitcher del Gle
veland, lanz6 por ell team" dc
Ia Estaci6n de Entrenamiento
de Norfolk y derrot6 a la Uni.
versidad de Georgetown, con a.
notaci6n de s carreras por 0. Sir
vic nueve pouches Y solo lie ba-
tearon tres "iiN5es."
Smith actu6 de receptor con
Feller.
Integraron la "bateria" uni
wersitaria, Wells y Gabbianelli.
La gaceta., 1942-08-20
La conservation de las e~usteocios
De covcho en- los Estodos Umdos
AceIero Ia victoria sobre eI Eje
Sc esimvIa entretonto Ia production
En- los pafse. de Ia Americo

WASHINGTON. - Men
tras ell gobierno y la industrial
Sc ocupan en- elaborar planes
encaminados a incrementar la
production de caucho en- ell
Hemisferio Occidental, los ciu-
dadanos de los Estados Uni
dos, por su parte, estan hacien-
do un esfuerzo consciente por
economizar las reservas dispo-
nibles de este valioso producto
que por la variedad de aplica-
clones que tiene en- la industrial
belica sera un factor de espe-
cial importancia en- la derrota
de las potencias del Eje. Para
Ell logro de este fin, los Estados
Unidos Sc encuentran en- La
ineludible necesidad de aten-
der al a~bastecimiento no tan
solo de su ejercito Y su pobla-
ci6n civil, sine tambien de las
Naciones midas y de las otras
republicas americans.
Como MEDIA ADDITIONAL que en-
cuadra con al plan formulate Dor la
industrial y ell gobierno para estimu-
lar la production del caucho natural
en- Sudamerica, los Estados Unidos
y Ell Peru celebraron recientemente
un acuerdo por ell cual Sc asigna un
fondo de $1.125.000 para Ell incre-
mento de la production de caucheras
silvestres a cargo de Ia Corporation
Peruana del Amazonas. Esta cor
poraci6n es propiedad del gobierno
del Peru ell cual dirige todas las
operaciones de la misma, pero de
conformidad con los terminus del
referido acuerdo, TODD ell caucho que
Sc produzca en- ell PERI durante un
periodic de cinco amos, a exception
de la cantidad necesaria para suplir
las necesidades industriales de
este pats, sera otorgado a Ia Rub
Der Company de los Estados Unidos.
MOdos de Conservar Ell CauchO
Como ell cultivo de las caucheras
no es question de pocos ahos, ell 60
bierno de los Estados Unidos, por
mediacion de la Junta de Produc-
ci6n de Guerra ha tornado numero-
a medidas tendencies todas a un
mismo fin: conservar en- 10 possible
la existencia de caucho disponible.
En- los Estados Unidos Sc ha res
tringido Ell empleo del caucho q
los artfculos mas indispensables, v
a1n en- 10 que q estos 6ltimos Sc
r~efiere, solo Sc permite ell uso de
dicho material cuando es literal
mente impossible emplear un substi-
tuto. Asimismo Sc ejerce Ell mas
rfgido control del caucho recons-
truido y del sintetico, pues toda
cantidad de desecho de este pro-
ducto, por insignifcante que sea,
debe considerarse como una con-
tribuci6n ADDITIONAL a Ia victoria.
Las materials p~lasticas. fbras v
algunas otras substancias usadas
La gaceta., 1942-08-20

teligente, tomar los riesgoS, y,
sobre TODD tomar ell aire. Yo pro
cedere a la construction de las
naves de carga del aire, en- la
creencia de que este 10 quiere ell
pueblo de los Estados UnidoS,
y voy a obtener resultados'.
Su intenci6n es construir 100
de los nuevos aparatos, con sus
propios materiales y sin entor-
pecer ell esfuerzo de guerra.
La gaceta., 1942-08-20

de los botes de los cinco barcos
hundidos.
En- la capital y principles ciu
dades Sc obliga a los bares y
otros establecimientos a cerrar
a las 8 de la noche y los espec-
taculos publicos no mas tarde
de las IL.
Muchos establecimientos de
alemanes e italianos fueron alta
cados aver,
La gaceta., 1942-08-20
Aninl1ci6n

Esta asegurado ell exito del
Picnic que Sc efectuara ell domin
go en- el edificio del Centre As
turiano, organizado por la So
ciedad ia Fraternidad."
Aver recibimos de la Secreta-
ria de esa institution su Revis-
ia ANAL y en- ella puede apre-
ciarse claramente el apoyo que
lie prestan conocidos estableci-
mientos y colectividades.
Separe a tempo sus billetes,
81 quiere disfrutar de esta mag
nifica fiesta.
La gaceta., 1942-08-20
Con liceRciG

Con liceRcia
Despu6s de haber sldo acepta.
do en- Ell ejercito americana, en-
cuentrase en- esta disfrutandC
de IA dias de licencia el jover
Luis Benito, popular y active
Secretario de la Liga Interso'
cial.
Terminada la licencia regre'
sara a sus deberes.
Reciba nuestro cordial saludo.
La gaceta., 1942-08-20
DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got a date with the girl friend. or
a business appointment, play smart and take
the proper precautiop tosce that your brcath
doesn't offend Unnecessarily. After all. moth.
Ing Is 30 inexcusable and so offenaivs. as
neglectad case Of halitosis (bad brcath). Be.
fore your next date or business appointment.
rinse the mouth with Listerine Antseptic.
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
sweeter, purer, less likely 70 offend. Nose
cases Of h~alitosis, say some authoritiel. are
due 20 the fermentation Of tiny food particles
In the mouth. although some case may Be
duo to systemic disorders. Against The for
mer condition. Listerne Antiseptic works
wonders because Il first halts the fermen.a-
tion and then overoonies the odors Il causes,
Don't forget to use Il. ft'F the Hrst aid Of
thousands Of popular and successful people.
LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC
TO Make Your Breath SVestsr
La gaceta., 1942-08-20
TrGSlGdGdG

En- la manana de aver fu6
trasladada para su residencia en-
la barriada Ponce de Leon, la es-
timada Sra. Isabel Var6n, hija
del Sr. Manuel Garcia Talavera,
presidente de la Secci6n de Pro
paganda del Circulo Cubano.
En- su hogan continuara bajc
La gaceta., 1942-08-20

Ell Lunes fue operada ia vi
vaz y hermosa nina Sandra La
win, hija de los estimados ami
gos Luis e Isabel LAWN, este Ill
TINA jefe del DEPARTMENT. de
enfermeras de la clinica FL Bien
PGblico. Hizo la operation Ell ha-
bill cirujano DR.. Aurelio A. Con
zalez.
Dentro de breves dias sera de-
vuelta a su hogan
La gaceta., 1942-08-20

MejorodG
HlIase bastonte n@ioq,da de
ia delicada operation a que fue-
n sometida en- dias pasaaos Ia
es,imaia Sra. Gordon. esposa
dc, Sr y. Gordon, prcrietario
y IN Fotografia que lleva su
uismo nombre.
Is saCislactorio ell eStado de
"a paciente.
La gaceta., 1942-08-20
La iuntn de hon

La junta de hoy
A las ocho de la noche de hoy
Sc reuniran en- una importante
junta los componentes de las sec
clones de Damas y Recreo del
Circulo Cubano.
Los presidente de dichas sec
clones ruegan la asistencia de
todos los miembros.
La gaceta., 1942-08-20
ParQ eL mento

FUTU q CUWpUWtHIO
A las 1900 del dfa de hoy par
ito para ell Campamento Bland
ing ell estimado amigo Oscar
Nieto. hijo de los esposos Eduar
do y Dolores Nieto, RESIDENCES
en- la Avenida Henderson.
Ali sc sometera a un examen
fisico.
AL despedirlo, lie deseamos
buena suerte.
La gaceta., 1942-08-20

En- Jacksonville .....
BESIDE hace dias Sc encuentra
en- Ia ciu1ad de Jacksonville la
5stimada Srta. Xxi Menendez,
acompanada de su mama.
En- Ia referida ciudad esta
cumpliendo un c|ontrato, en- el
Hotel Roosevelt.
Muchos exitoS auguramos a
"A bella bailarina.
La gaceta., 1942-08-20

De regrcSO
Luego - una sv.nana de va
caciones en- la playa de Clearwa
ter, regre aron a Tampa las sim
paticas scloritas Aida del Vale,
Dalia del Vale, Ligia Vega y la
mama de esta, Sra. Blanca We
ga.
Pasaron ALI horas muy agra
'dablies
La gaceta., 1942-08-20
II you suffer distress from
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La gaceta., 1942-08-20
NOTAS SOCIALES
;PoR MARIO RoDRIcUEz)

tratamiento del DR.. Silverio.
Anhelamos su total restable.
cimiento.
La gaceta., 1942-08-20
Did "Dlamond Jim" Have
Stomach or Ulcer Pains?

1t Is hardly likely that Diamond Jim
Brady could have eaten 80 vora-
ciously II he suffered after eating
pains. Sufferers who have TO pay
the penalty of stomach or ulcer
pains, indigestion, gas pains, heart
burn, burning sensation, bloat aad
other conditions caused by excess
acid should try a 25c box OF Udga
Tablets. They must help or money
refunded.
La gaceta., 1942-08-20
PAUL DEAN Els Ell ASTRC
EN- LA LIGA DE TEXAS

New York, agosto 2O.-Paul
Dean, ell hermano de Dizzy, es
un "astro" en- la Liga de Texas.
Neva ganados 16 desafios y
los fanatics le idolatran.
Su hermano y el sirvieron du-
rante varias temporadas a los
Pajaros Rojos de San Luis.