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FlFCTRIr WIRES cah.cr sNtrhcs all
KINDS .vest rr.gcs. &2i East Adams
ELECTRIC supplies. hght nxtures. huores.
Genus RAYS l0i63 uratot PL 1890.
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new! FREDERICKSBURG"
EMININE
HYGIENE
now finding great EaVoT
among W0men..s

Many doctors recommend regular us0
OF donches as a precautionary meas
ure Tor women who want to be cleans
~dainty-for women troubled by OF
tending odor or discharge.
Some products may be harmful %
delicate tissues. But not Lydia =.
Pinkham's Sanative wash Pinkham'0
eanative Wash is gaining great favor
among women because it's NOT .
harmful germicide. Instead it's Q
mighty effective "bacteriostatic" (tha
modern Crend). 1t not only oiscours
ages bacterial growth and infection
but thoroughly cleanses and deodof-
ICES. Very soothing - relieves minor
irritations and discharge and has .
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
Inexpensivel Get your bottle Of Lydia
Pinkham's SanatiYe Wash today. All
druggists. q
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raas

WESTINGHOUSE bri-
llantes hazanas de los aviones
de combate de los Estados Uni
dos, en- la guerra actual, son
debidas a los magnificos tee
nicos de los "Talleres de Re
formas" de la nacion.
Tai como sucede en- ell case de un
traje confeccionado que no entalla
perfectamente, los ingenieros aero
nauticos tienen que lamar con fire.
cuencia a un "tecnico" para rene
diar los defectos en- los aviones, aun
despues de haber salido de la Inca
de montaje.
La fortaleza volante es un testi-
monio del genio de los "ingenieros
aeronauticos." Este gigantesco
bombardero tetramotor es conside-
RADIO generalmente como ell avion de
combate mas poderoso que existe en-
la actualidad. Sin embargo, fue
precise efectuar 900 cambios en- ell
diseno original para perfeccionar la
actual fortaleza volante.
He aquf la historic de como Sc re-
medic un importante defecto en- este
tipo de aparato.
A principles de la guerra, las for
talezas volantes estaban desprovis-
tas de canones en- la cola, y los
photos japoneses no tardaron en- en-
contrar csc pulto debil para approve
charse de la situacion. Los ofciales
norteamericanos acudieron a los
"tecnicos," quienes inmediatamente
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dos por las fabricas de avioneJ y
lineas de transporte aereo bajo la
direction de los oficialcs del ejercito.
Tn portavoz de la fuerza aerea,
al deinir los amplios propositos de
esos centres de modification, declare
10 siguiente: "Supongamos que us
ted Sc dedica a fabricar estufas de
cocina; que su fabrica esta equi-
pada para construir un tipo dado de
estufa a base de una production en-
masa Y que listed esta fabricando
miles de dichas estufas; que de re-
pente sus vendedores lie informan
de la urgente necesidad de agreg8r
cierto aparato a cada estufa Y que
de no hacerlo sus competidores lie
haran fracasar su negocio. Que
seria mas facil: linstalar de nuevo
la maquinaria en- su taller u obtener
otro pequeno taller donde Sc pueda
instalar dicho aparato en- las estu-
fas antes de que estas sean puestas
a la venta?
Elsa es la function principal de
todos nuestros centres de mOdifica-
ci6n. Anadimos, suprimimos y
efectuamos algunos cambios para
hacer frente y derrotar a nuestro
competitor"
A pesar de que los nombres de los
lugares donde estan ubicados esos
centres de modification son celosa-
mente guardados como secreto mill
tar, los altos funcionarios de la Sc
cretaria de Guerra han revelado que
estan en- construction muchos de
dichos talleres.
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instalaron canones en- la cola de ESQ:
aviones.
~SOrprenden a los japOneses
Cuando las nuevas fortalezas vo.
lantes aparecieron por primera vez
sobre las zonas de combate, los ia
poneses las atacaron como de cos
tumbre, martillando la cola, perc
los canones e%ntraron en- accion acri-
billapdo a balazos a los aparatos
enemigos. Seg1n los datos oficiales
mas de 100 aviones Cero fueron de-
rribados antes que los japoneses sc
p%ercataran de que ell punto debil de
las fortalezas volantes habfa side
eliminado.
Mientras tanto, hubo necesidad de
modificar otros aviones norteame-
ricanos para poder combatir con
e~iciencia en- la guerra universal. FL
tren de aterrizaje t~riciclo del Aira-
cobra Bell, fue modifcado para que
ell avi6n pudiera aterrizar con
mayor seguridad en- terreno esca-
broso. Otros aviones fueron equi-
pados con canones de mayor calibre,
preparados para operaciones en- ell
artico o en- ell desierto, y aumentado
su alcance o su cargo de bombas.
Talleres para cambiOs
Todos esos cambios fueron reali-
zados en- los "Talleres de Refor-
mas" los cuales han sido nominados
por los oficiales de la Fuerza Aerea
del Ejercito de los Estados Unidos,
con ell nombre de Centres de Modi-
icacion. Dichos centres son opera
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FUNCION Ell
DOMINGO

Ell domingo ofrecera su Sc
gunda function de la temporada
la companfa "Finfo-C ubero,"
conjunto de artistas locales que
hiciera su primera presentation
en- ell teatro del "entro Obrero'
la semana pasada.
La obra escogila leva ell tt
tulo de "Fuego Contra ell ia
pom" y la escribi6 Enrique Co.
dina.
En- los n6meros de varieda-
des intervendran Finfo y Cube
no en- "Don Pancracio y Felipi'
to" y episodios de Chan Ii Pc;
la Srta. Alicia .Napoli, Arturo
Sosa, Isolina Alvarez, Salvador
Toledo, Pillar Ramirez, Julito
Rodriguez, la ninita Arias, Ia
pareja de bales Jack y Rosita
La function dara comienzo &
las ocho y cuarto de la noche, tc
cando la orquesta que dirige e
Sr. Frank Leon. ~
Muy m6dicos los precios dc
entrada.
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AGRADECIDO


En- la mahana de hoy recibi-
mos la vista del amigo Deme-
trio Rivera, quien nos pi !i6 ex-
presaramos 81 mas profundo a.
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NOTAS SOCLALES
ePoR MARIO %RoDRIGUE

UN NINO
Con algeria infinita besan los
esposos Edna y Julian Veliz,
un hermoso v~aroncito, nacido el
pasado jueves en- la Clinica "El
Bien PGblico."
La Sra. Veliz fue asistida por
ell DR.. A. A. Gonzalez.
Ell nuevo ciudadano quedara
inscripto en- los libros del Re
/ gistro Civil con ell nombre de
Douglas.
Tanto la mama como ell meme
va Sc encuentran en- su hogan
1918 de la calle Chestnut, West
Tampa.
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bases de aviaci6n tranSporta-
ron en- enero $4,000 pasajeros,
un aumento de $780, 900 sobre ell
mismo mos e 1912.
Las otras companies de 6m-
nibus tutieron un igual o pare
cido aumento; pero no pudie-
ron facilitar los detalles que Sc
les pidieran.
Durante Ell mes la Tampa Flee
trio expidi6 3S2,625 transferen
cias, contra O,562 en- Ell mis-
mo mes, hace un ano. Tam5ien
Sc transportation, a mitad de
precio, 67,39S escolares.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
Ell BALE DE HOY

Recordamos a la juven'idd'
que en- la noche de hoy efectuS-
'ra su anunciado bale ell Club
Atl6tico de la Academia Nues-
ira Sonora del Perpetuo So
zorro.
Una fiesta de coronation que
sera amenizada por la reputa'
da orquesta "Don Francisco,
dirigida por 81 professor Frank
.Grasso.
A las ocho de la noche empe-
cara Y terminara a las doce.
Este festival Sc v~erfcara en-
los salones de la calle Is y lC
avenida.
Ell producto que Sc obtenga
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Gotta DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got a date with the girl fgicrd. OF
a business appointment, g,.y 4nart an take
the proper preesgti0r 20 zee tiht ycur.s ead
doesG't offend Unnecessarily. Ate lcth.
ing Is so inexcusable and 30 0Il asf
neglected Csc OF halitasb (bad breatk Be.
fore your next late or business appcin. 4ent,
rinse the mouth witch L1teriue .aaptio.
Almost Immediately your breatH ories
sweet or. purgr. less likely 20 or Most
eases Of haiitosia. -ay some auti .- are
due to The fermentation OF tiny fooH p idea
"a the mouth. although some ec8s- y BE-
due TO systemic DISORDERS. Again for
NOR condition. LHterlue Anti5cpt.e works
wonue-s because & hre- hats the fsr en5a-
ton and then Ogcrcones the Od1rs causes
Don't forget 10 use g.. IrT the f id Of
thopeand5 Of popular and successful geoplr,
LISTERlNE ANTiS=gTIC
STa MakS Your Breath S@eetsG 4
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gradecimiento a todas las perso
mas que Sc interesaron durante
la enfermedad de su sonora ma
ma, como tambien a las que mas
tarde acompanaron sus restos
hasta 'el cementerio y enyiaron
ofrendas fCOrales.
Ell Ministro J. d. Lewis tuvo
a su cargo la ceremonial en- la
Iglesia Metodista de la Doce
avenida " calle 16, y mas tarde
en- el camposanto.
A todos vivira eternamente
agradecidO.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
ENFERMITA

Nos agrada anunciar por ms
do de eStas columns la franco
mejoria de la nina Jennet Cana
Ilejo, hija de los esposos Frank
y Jennie Canalejo, de la barria-
da Ponce de Leon Court.
Esperamos que dentro de po-
cos dias retorne a sus juguetes.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
FELICITACION

Con sum- placer conSigna-
mos que Ell ago Oscar Cuervo
festeja hoy su cumpleanos de
vida. Cd
Cuervo desempena ell cargo
de Vicepresidente de la socie-
dad Circulo Cubano y es Presi
dente de la Secci6n de Recreo.
Que tan sehalada fecha SCI
para 81 grata y divertida.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
DE VISTA

Desde hace dias sc encuentran
en- Tampa visitando a sus fami-
liares las Tenientes Esther y
Maria Teresa Alfonso, que des-
de hace meses pertenecen al
cuerpo de enfermeras del cash
ford General Hospital" en- w.
Springs.
Residen con SUI mama, Sra
Mariana Alfonso, en- Ell 2O1O dc
Ia calle Ounce.
Grata estancia para elias y
un afectuoso saludo.
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ira a engrosar lis fondos del
Club Atl6ticO.
Estos son los precios senala-
dos: Damas, 3I:. Caballeros,
soc. hombres en- uniforme soc.
Auguramos un complete exito.
La gaceta., 1943-02-12
LOS TRANVIAS TRANSP0R-
TARON 2,2S6,1 1877 PASAJE-
RIOS EN- Ell MES PASAD0

La compahia Tampa Electric
que tan e~ficientes servicios vie
NE preStando EN- estos dias de
guerra, tranSport6 durante e.
mes de enero 2,286, 1877 pasaje-
ros, un aumento de 1888 4S
por ciento sobre Ell mismo me-
en- el ano pasado.
Los Omnibus que sirven a Lax
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Blast That Brought Down
100000 Tons of Granite

One of the biggest man-made ex-
plosions on record was set off in
the Bonawe quarries in Argyll
shire, Scotland, on May 81, 1885,
says Golfers. Eighteen months
of preparation were required for
this blast, which brought down
$780, coo tons of granite, enough to
provide five years work.
Before the explosion, household
ers in the nearby towns of Tay-
multi removed their pictures, mir
rors and crockery to a place OF
safety.
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ASK NE -
ANOTHER I
, A General Quiz
The Questions

I. In what country did Achilles
fight in the Trojan war?
2. In the navy what is a four.
striper?
3. What is the Land of the Mid
night Sun?
4. What army branch has .
castle for it's emblem?
S. When a face is said to be
ford what color is it?
6. How long is a fathom?
7. In what country do the Hot
tentots live?
8. A crane that lowers a life
boat is called what?
9. What is meant by a cartel
ship?
10. What native Indian tribe new
er surrendered to the United
States government?
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al 8 HiNf / 81

If rain splatters dirt upon the
windows from the window flower
boxes, cover the top of the box
lightly with gravel. This can be
pushed aside when you wish to
stir up the dirt.
To save yourself these busy
days, cut small mats from old felt
hats and use them under vases,
ornaments, flowers and book ends.
They prevent scratching of pol
ished furniture.
Vinegar eliminates odors. Don't
put away a frying pan that smells
of onions, fish or some other
strong-favored food. Put some
vinegar in the pan and bring to a
boil. Then wash as usual.
Paint will keep indefinitely in
good condition if the lid of can is
replaced tightly and the can
turned upside down. The paint
seals it, excluding the air.
The best way to dress geese
and ducks is to pick off all the
feathers possible before scalding
them. Have the water boiling, put
in one-half pound paraffn, scald
the bird we'll and let cool Is or 20
minutes. Then the down will come
off in large flakes and the bird
will be clean and have a better
appearance.
A common clothespin, split in
half, makes two useful pan scrap
ers which do not rust or scratch
aluminium or enamelWare.
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The ANSWERS

1. Greece.
2. A captain.
3. Norway.
4. The engineers.
5. Red.
6. Six feet.
7. South Africa.
8. Davit.
9. A vessel commissioned in
time of war to exchange prisoners
of hostile powers, or to carry
proposals from one to the other.
10. The Seminoles of Florida, who
as a tribe recognize no govern
ment or laws but their own.
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smoke screen to take nearby enemy installation BY sur prise. Just
such attacks marked the largest air borne troop operations in history
,Uhich began at about 10 p m the night of the Siciian inrasion.
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Army of Photographers

There are $4,000 officers and
men in the army and 1890 in the
navy assigned exclusively to pho
tographic duty. They not only
take still and motion pictures on
reconnaissance and observation
trips, but also film bombings and
battles.
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Photography Time

Theoretically perfect daylight
for photography, according to pro-
fessionals, is the light received
from a uniform north sky at As
degrees north latitude, n thou
sand feet above sea level, after a
heavy rainfall at midday on June
81.
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OUCH a pretty frock to go calling
" in-cleverly tucked through the
middle to give an expensive look.
Pattern No. 1862 is in sizes 2. 3. 4. S,
6 and 7 years. Size 3 requires 12'4 yards
39-inch material.
Due to an unusually large demand and
current war conditions. Slightly more time
is required in filling orders for a few Of
the most popular pattern numbers.
Send your order to:
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GUERNSEY

HIGH GRADE GUERNSEY HEIFERS,
under one year and yearlings past. Also
springer heifers. Special price on four.
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Assam Road

The Assam road is China's new
lifeline. Since the Burma road has
been cut, China has been feverish-
ly building this new road to Chung
king. 1t is a stupendous job which
crosses a half-dozen rivers and
traverses 20, OOO-foot mountains.
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They Advanced Our
Operations by a Week.

High above Sicily groups of elders dip earthward as 81
lently as the air which flowed over their streamlned surfaces.
They swoop to a stop in some remote farm field. Men, heavily
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HONORS FOR WORKMEN

next Labor day. halling the contribu-
ton of American workmen in the
drive for victory. producing for
Attack" will be the theme of the pro-
gram, and it will include inspiration
al ~broadcasts by President Roose-
welt and other top-ranking war lead
erS.
However, this isn't the only labor
show on the OWL schedule this year.
Another special celebration for La
Dor, to be known as ION to Victory"
day also will be observed within the
next two months.
1t a conceived by Maj. Paul
Hines. chief of the labor branch of
the Fourth Service command at At
lanta. Ga, and promoted by Her.
vey Allen, author of Anthony Ad-
verse"
All war plants will be asked to
declare an hour off" on "On to Vic
tory" day. at which time special
War Merit emblems will be
awarded.
Climaxing the 'On to Victory"
programs will be a nationwide
broadcast in the notwithstanding
TO owl plans-featuring such speak
ers as President Roosevelt, Winston
Churchill. Generals Macarthur,
Eisenhower and Doolittle and Ad-
mirals King and Halsey. Joseph
Stain and General Chang Kali
shek of China also may be invited
to take part. All the speakers will
have a special message for Amer
lean labor.
The evening broadcast will con-
clude with the sounding of taps from
the steps Of the nations Capitol, in
memory of our war dead, and an
answering taps by U. S. buglers in
Europe and the South Pacific.
MERRY-GO-ROUND
q One thing President Roosevelt
talked to President Avila Camacho
about while in Mexico was permit
ting IL. 1000 Polish refugees to enter
Mexico from Europe. Mexico has
consented.
q Congressman Mike Monroney of
Oklahoma is trying to rent Bill Bull
litt's palatial Washington house now
that the ex-ambassador will run for
mayor Of Philadelphia.
q John Carlson's book Under Gov
er" on American fascism is really
going places.
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Gems of Thought

To make US love our country,
our country ought to be lovely.
Burke.
Trust no futi:re, ho,ce'er pleasant!
Let the dead Past bury its dead!
Act-act in the living Present!
Heart within and God o'erhead.
-LONCFELLOW.
Faith has to do with things
that are not seen, and hope with
things that are not in hand.-
Thomas Aquinas.
No man who is in the wrong
can stand up against the teller
who is right-and who keeps on
a-comin'.-Capt. Bill Mcdonald
of the Texas Rangers.
No man was ever great with
out divine inspiration.-Cicero.
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BONES
FEATHERS

Wanted-New goose. duck feathers. also old
used feathers. Top prices. prompt returns.
Ship to Farmers Store, Mitchell, s.. D.
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MISCELLANEOUS

A Dozen Money Makers guaranteed to
please for a dollar bill. Chemical Enter
prises. p. o. Box 90, Bala-Cynwyd. Pa.
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The sudden morale shatter-
ing attacks of glider borne
troops which dropped out of
the night sky SO disrupted en-
envy defenses in Sicily that
General Sir Bernard L. Mont
gomerysaid: "Theyadvanced
our operations by a week."
Above: Trainees file into a
glider. Inset: The pilot. Right:
Loading a jeep into the glider.
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TEACHERS

WESTMORE TEACHERS AGENCY,
1905 Old Natl Bank Bldg, Spokane, Wash.
Free registration. All vacancies sent by
school officials.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-03-10

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29

Resuming after the half-hour in
term. the program continued with
a cornet solo by Gordon Finlay OF
the band personnel. Playing La
Bravura" by Fabian Rodriguez OF
Guatemala, the Navy musician dem
onstrated remarkable facility in the
triple-tonguing passages and the
possession of firm, clear tone.
Perhaps with the commemorated
occasion in mind, 1t. Brendler mad
something of martial character
predominating in the numbers OF
his choice, beginning with the
Sousa-like march, Honduras es mi
patria" by Ignacio Galeano. Others
following in the same mood were
Ell Condor pasa" by Daniel Robes
of Peru, Homemade al DR.. j. D.
Arosemena" by Alberto Galimany
OF Panama, Ecuador" by A. Vim
cenzo of that country and the lead
er's clever arrangement of the serv-
ice tunes in Service Men on Pa
rade.'
1t. Brendler bears resemblance
to the beloved Sousa in his manner
Of conducting, using the low swing
ing arms for certain indications
that Sousa affected. The Navy
Band leader has sense of tonal
effects and brings variety of col
oring by means of meditation Of
tone into his interpretations. This
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
On Paxin0n of Greece

with Nine. Paxinou, she's terrific in
her picture And tor months l
have resisted the invitation. It
seemed dull subject. Then, as the
advertisements say, l saw the movie
The next day I made a lunch
appointment with Paxinou, who has
stolen For Whom the Bell Tolls"
from under the experienced noses of
lngrld Bergman. Gary Cooper and
cast of superb character actors.
The highlight of her theft is where
she explains the beauty of her
ugliness to Robert and Maria.
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II was a good actress when I
started" says Katina simply. She Is
honest and when there is a fact to
be stated she states it simply. Il
was "a years old when l began
(which is being honest to an UNI
heard OF Hollywood degree. Most
OF them say they began in the
cradle and never later than 16.) 1t
was in Greece, where l was born.
I was musician. But I wanted to
act on the stage When 1 left my
mother said, You're not coming
back to my house I said 'Okay,
You'll call me back after five years.
She call me and howl"
Katina has cute way of mixing
American slang with imperfect
English.
She left Athens three years ago
after a tour with the Greek Royal
Theater that took her to London,
Paris and Berlin. 1t was after ap-
pearing in Ibsen's 'Hedda Gabler"
in New York, that she was asked to
make a test there for the role of
Pillar.
Il said NO" she tells me. II
said bring me to Hollywood. Why
should I risk this? l may have a
| conception of the part that is not
popular and I shall be refused. It's
my job to have good understand
ing with the director"
Boss Buddy de Sylvia telephoned
her. He persuaded her to make the
test. He promised to destroy it if
she did not like it.
so I make the test" saws Paxi-
nou. land in the test I tel them
why do not want to make the test.
1 end by saying, Please don't insist
that I make the test"
This screen test in which she re-