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La gaceta., 1936-02-03

Aplaudimos hoy la actitud
del ccmisionado del condado
James J.. FERNANDEZ, Oponien-
dose al reparto de territorio de
los juzgados de paz tai como sc
sc ha hecho bajo moci6n del CO.
miSicnado Ball.
Lo que pretende hacer Ell Sr,
Ball, secundado por Tenn Hen
derson, a quien ell pueblo no eli
gi6, es integrar ell juzgado de
paz de Ybor City, despues de
quitarle ell barrio commercial de
Tampa, con la colonia latina y
ell barrie de los eti6picos.
Quieren Mr.. Ball y Mr. Hen
derson, que no pertenecen al
xxx, agrupar a los fundado-
res de La prosperidad de Tam
pa, los latinos, con los elemen-
tos de color.
Jimmy sc opone y lie invita-
mrs a mantener la lucha hasta
ell final.
Ball, electo FOR los votos que
supiera preparar en- West Tam
pa, nos parece que traiciona a
nn importante grupo de electO-
res.
Y no podemos cOmprender CO
mo Henderson, TN hombre SEN
sato, lie .hace ell juego.
va Sc We que la intenci6n es
cuitarle al juez HERNANDEZ la
parte mas productiva de su dis
trito y darsela al Sr. Savareso.
iLastima que tanta. energfa
no sc emplee en- obras mas 1ti-
les y menos c,mplicadas y hui
millantes!
La gaceta., 1936-02-03
|Bajo la amenaza de mdividuos cobardes
la Sra. Fariss piensa marcharse de Tampa

Aunque ell alcalde Chancey
habia establecido vigilancia en-
su domicilio, numero $40 de la
avenida Frierson, la Sra. Willie
Mae FariSs, impresionada por
las amerazas que ella y sus hi
jos venian recibiendo por tele-
fono, res3lvi6 aver trasladarse
al domicilio de una familia ami
ga, mien,ras prepare Y realiza
un viaje a Cincinnati.
"Yo no quiero marcaarme de
esta ciudad para siempre; pero
La gaceta., 1936-02-03

Farley lie contestant el mier-
coles a Smith, desde Coral Ga
bles.
Nos parece que sc lie esta dan
do excesiva importancia a la
TRACTION del individuo jefe de-
edificio mas alto del mundO'
Smith volvi6 la espaida al
pueblo v a la amistad y ahora
es pr1Segido de les RaskCb y
Dupont.
va lie degenmascar6, con opor
trras citas, Ell senador Robin
son.
Su2onemOs que la "andana-
da" de Mr.. Farley completara
de ponerlo al descubierto y de
jarlo Iisto en- dafinitiva para
ell puntapie de los dem6cratas.
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Arestadas II personas que traficaban
con la prostitution

New York, Feb. 3.-Cum-
pliendo 6rdenes de Thomas De-
wey, fiscal especial del distrito,
la policia detuvo aver a n hom
bres Y mujeres empenados EN-
un trafico de prostitution que
representa- anualmente un valor
de II 1000, 10000. A les princi-
pales Sc les ha exigido fianza
de $4,000 para gozar de liber-
tad provisional.
La gaceta., 1936-02-03
NO HAY DINERO PARA
COMBATIR LAS EPIDEMIAS

Habana, Feb. 3-Aunque ell
dinero sc gasta en- cuarteles y
en- Wales innecesarios de los
pequehos bpques de la marina,
la sSnidad carece de dihero pa
ra atender a la poliomi IA
fabrication de vacuna
ca y curar a los que zen
de paludismo.
E! s~ecretario de sandal,
DIR. MartifS& ha pe6a~garios
creditos, pero sC4o sele ha con
eedido uno, de $4,000 y no pa
'r sanitarios.
La gaceta., 1936-02-03

Dicese que Ell grupo, por me-
do de amenazas, Ia convertible
en- meretrices a mas de 1000 mu
chachas. Todos lcs presses fue-
ron presentados al magistrate
McCook, de la corte srprema.
Comp,etar la investigation to =
mo 5 meses. Grandes centres de
vicio han sido deScubiertos en-
Brooklyn.
La gaceta., 1936-02-03
LA SENORA LONG Sc PRE-
PARA A SALIR PARA WA
SHINGTON

New Orleans, Feb. 3.-Esta
preparando sus baules y saldra
inmediatamente para Washing
ton, la Sra. II. p. Long, nombra
da senador para ocupar Ell pues
to que desempehaba su marido.
FL gobernador Noe espera que
ell comite central democratco
del Senado apruebe la designa-
ci6n. La nueva legisladora de-
jara en- un colegio a sus tres hi
jos.
La gaceta., 1936-02-03
CONTINUAL G~RAVEMENTE
ENFERMO Ell PRINCIPE
DE

Habana, Feb. 3.-Esta gra-
vemente enfermo, lpadecierdO
de un tumor maligno, ell condo
de Covadonga, exprincipe de
Asturias.
Como sufre de hemofilia no
es possible operarlo.
La esposa del condo 10 es la
p%rominente dana Guiana Edel
mira Sampedro.
La gaceta., 1936-02-03
UN CEMENTERIO Y
DOS

Habana, Enero GA la Sc
cretaria de hacienda comunica
el alcalde de la villa de Qua
nabacoa, que ALI tributan IN
cementerio, conoc.do por ell &c
menteria judo, y dos acueduc-
tos, uno de ellos de la compa-
MIA Nacional de Acueductos.
FL DR.. Ponce Sc dara por en-
terado.
La gaceta., 1936-02-03

Este aho seran huespedes de
la Feria 500 j6venes futures
campesinos, representando a
un nGmero considerable de con
dados.
Ell sabado venidero sera ell
Dia de los Campesinos y habla
ra ell Sr. Nathan Mayo, conf
sionado de agriculture.
Presentaran exhibiciones los
condados de Alachua, De Soto,
Highlands, Lake, Levy, Mana
tee, Pinellas, Polk y Seminole.
FL programa del lunes, dfa
de Gasparilla, Sc trasmitira
por la National Broadcasting
Co.
La gaceta., 1936-02-03

tas sobre la ley de convalida-
ci6N electoral, ell DR.. DOLE dijo
que debian evitarse los entor-
peca sientos capriehosos; perO
de ninguna manera cOartA los
legitimOs derechOs del electo-
y de los candidates.
La gaceta., 1936-02-03

debo aiejarme por alg1n ITEM
20, con ell fin de recobrar la
tranquilidad y de que cesen las
amenazas. AL principle no con-
cedi imDortancia a las llamadas
-dijo-pero despues las anne :
nazas aumentaron Y Sc lie die
ron ccsaS como estas: va 10 te-
nemos a 81, a Bob; listed sera la
pr6xima.
Durante la noche de aver la
policia vigil6 la casa para evil
tar cue fuese visitada por ele-
mentoS criminales.
La gaceta., 1936-02-03

Iran del bra0o a las eleccio.
mes en- Catalina, la Lliga y Il
Ced.
Coalici6n de la derecha cata.
lana con la deredla semi-repu
blicana.
Hace pocas semanas, en- ur
violento discourse, ell Sr. Cam
b6 jefe de la Lliga, habl6 ash
Isl 10 que lie preocupa al ST.. Gil
Robes es hacer I'm frente anti.
revoBucionario, ipara que atact
en- Barcelona a los que somOS
acknowledgements desde an
ties de nacer Gil Gibles? Nos a.
cusa de haber facnitado un mi.
nistro al Sr. POrtela, que dict
es el mandatario de los masoneS
internacionales. Ell tenfa la o.
bligaci6n de ~avisarnos, porqut
a tnadie sc escapa que ell DIR.
Gil Robes habia participate Ell
TIN Gobierno en- ell que habiaH
ministries como ell Sr. Rocha, a,
bertamente mason, y ell Sr.
Portela, que 81 acusa de manda
tario de las logias mas6nicas.
Ha incurrido ell Sr. Gil Ro
bles en- la misma vulgarida)l
que ell Sr. Royo Villanova''.
iPero cogiditcs del brazo y
deseando que el obtenga la pre-.
sidencia. del consejo de minis.
tros!
La gaceta., 1936-02-03
NO Sc vERINCQ Ell QNsI
10 DE sECfESA4dos

Habana0 Feb. 3.-NO Sc efec
tue ell sabado por la mahana
ell consejo de secretaries gus
habia sido convocado por Ell
DR.. Barnet con ell fin de estu-
diar los problemas electOrales,
LO impidi6 Ell c0htinuar en- :
fermOs dos de los secretaries.
La gaceta., 1936-02-03
ENCARCELADOS EN- CHI.
MA DOS B~ANQUEROS A.
MERICANOS

Shanghai, Feb. 3.-Han sido
condenados a 8 y 2 amos de pri-
sion, r~espectivamente, los ban :
queros americanos Frank Jay
Raven y X. Warner Brown, de-
clanados culpables de desfalco.
en- ell tribunal de los Estados
Unidos que funciona en- China.
Cumnliran la condena EN- Ell pc
nal de Mcneil.
La gaceta., 1936-02-03
APLA&ADA LA VUELTA DE
LOS HAPSBURGOS

Paris, Feb. Bel principe
Ernst Won StaShemberg, ex-vi,
cocanciller del' kperiQ. comuni-
cara a Ia emperati Eta, segdn
Sc ha compropAi lido, que la
vuelta de los HapsburgoS,a Aus
tria sc ha demorado por Tempo
indefinido'. -
Francia, Inglaterra y Russia
6nen al restablQ Hmiento
del tron0.
La gaceta., 1936-02-03
LA DERECHA DICE QUE HU
BO UNA REUNION EN- LOS
MONTES

Madrid, Feb. 3.-Los parti-
darios de la derecha insisten
en- lamar falsos rumores y di :
cen que los izquierdistas per-
turbaran Ell orden, antes de las
elecciones, para evitar su de =
rrota.
Asegura ef peri6dico IRE
giGn" que en- los montes Sc e.
fectu6 una reunion de elemen-
tos extremists, con Ell fin de
impedii omicios.
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~RECHAZADOS EN- Ell SUR
LOS ASKARlS ITALIANOS

Adds babe, Feb. 3.-Regre
so aver pOr aeroplano desde
SidamO, Ell ministro de la go
bernaci6n, Gabre Marian, ira
yendo con 81 la noticia de ha-
Der sido derrotadOs los aska-
Wis italianos en- las llsnuras de
NeghelIi, terminando asi la pc
Iigrosa situaci6n en- Ell frente
s~uroeste.
La gaceta., 1936-02-03
HUELGA DE SOMBRERE-
RAS EN- NEW YORK

New York, Feb. 3.-Se ha
declarado en- esta ciudad una
huelga que afecta a mas de
10000 sOmbrereras.
La orden de huelga Sc di6 a.
noche y sc puso en- vigor a las
diez de la mahana. Mas de
1000 policias han sido Hanna
dos al servicio, con Ell fin de ga
rantizar ell orden.
La gaceta., 1936-02-03

Las maquihitas de jugar, las
NQadrcneras', venian pagando
una licencia de $50 y ahora Ia
corte suprema ha ordenado que
pa uen 1920.
Sen "ccnstitueicna'es" escs
aparatos de vicio y engaho; pc
10 l6gico es que iaaguen les 12C
pesos.
GNO seria possible preuantar
0trO recurso y lorrar m,o -.
maquinitaB pagaen $500 4 80.
: en- pgar de lQu 3s0f
La gaceta., 1936-02-03
MURIo DE FRO UN HON
BRE

Habana, Feb. 3.-Muri6 Ell
viernes de hambre y frio, en-
esta capital, un ciudadano de-
bilitado por la falta de traba-
jo y la escasez de alimentos.
Tratase de lograr la identifi-
caci6n del cadaver.
La gaceta., 1936-02-03
VISTA DEL DR.. DOLE
A PALACIO

Aabana, Feb. 3.-Hizo ell sa
bado una vista al palacio de
la presidencia, entrevistandose
cQn ell DE- Barnet, ell DR.. Ricar
do DOLE, miembro del COnjun-
to Nacional dem0cratico.
Hablando con los periods
La gaceta., 1936-02-03

Sc abrira manana la Feria de
Florida Y ncs dicen que la de
este ano sera superior a la de
los anteriores.
Todcs los amos sc afirma 10
mismo; perO ojala que esta vez
hayamcs llegado a la superb
|ci6n.
La gaceta., 1936-02-03

Esta en- canine ell amigo Don
Pepe Gasparilla, 81 jefe pirata.
va tiene embarcaci6n propia
y por ella pagaran piratas y pi-
ratillos.
Dies ayude a esta feliz ciu-
dad de Tampa!
La gaceta., 1936-02-03

Triunfo en- ell seno del partido
Socialista egpanol, en- Madrid,
la tendencia de Largo Caballe-
no sobre la de don Julian Bes-
teirO.
Largo Caballero Representa-
la orientaci6n inclinada al ex-
tremo "rojo"; Besteiro el rum
bo de la mayor collaboration po-
sible dentro de la Republica.
Caballero estuvo en- la carcel,
perseguido injustamente, como
Azana y otroS muchos; Bestei-
no sc retro del parlamento y nc
cree en- la revolution.
La gaceta., 1936-02-03
GRAN MITIN 1&ApERE-
CHA EN- MADRIDN

Madrid, Feb. 3.-Un gfSQ
mitin de las dere@ veri-
ficara aqui ell dia 9 e Rbrsro.
Ell 81 Gil Robes jefe de- y
eoalici6n electoral, sera Ell pf b
cipal orador.
La gaceta., 1936-02-03
AUMENTARA Ell FRO


A cOnsecuencia de
fria del norte bajar6 ed
che la temperature, eV
pa, y tambien en- la noe
martes y el dia del m gcot
Esta nOche y ma
tirS el frio en- 81 RE
sidad.
TN temporal de nieveN
aver muchOs dshOs en-
do de Utah. la temp
fIuctu6~a en-
10 a
La gaceta., 1936-02-03
UNA ORDEN DEL SIR. VILLA
LOBOS

Mad Feb. 3.-Por dispo-
sici6p& Sr. Villalobos, minis
tro de instA cci6n p1blica, el
curse egcOlar~en las UNIVERSE
dades sera prorrogado por los
dias que Sc hayan perdido a
causa de la Ultima huelga.
La noticia cause buena i'm 4
preston en- ell estudiantado.
La gaceta., 1936-02-03
VERDEJA VISITO AL PRE-.
SIDENTE BARNET

Habana, Feb. 3.-Visit6 a.
yer al presidente Barnet, ell DR..
Santiago Verdeja, presidentc
del Conjunto. La vista del Sr.
Verdeja tuvo por objeto pro .
testar de la cesantia de cente-
mares de empleados, correligio
narios suyos. =
lie die al presidepte, de =
clar6, que es un grdA error
del gobierno realAar 0 alentar
medidas de tanta parcialidad.
'Estimo que debe estudiarnu
la ley de liquidaci6n electoral,
de modo qy todos bs dere :
cho sean petados.
SalgoA en- la Greene 6e que
mis- I'd komendacione pan sido
bien acd Eidas". -
La gaceta., 1936-02-03
INVESTIGAN YPALA-
y BRAS DE UN LALDE

M drid, Feb -El primer
M 30 ha 4enado investi-
q es G 70 que ell alcalde
d q, Necientemente re-
pI Ddijo desde ell balloon de
Ia AlRia que cuando la IL
al ia triunfe empezara a
cortar cAbezas de derechistas.
Creese que Sc trata de un
false rumor echado a ROAR por
los enemigOs del alealds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-08-15
BASEBALL TWIN
BILL TOMORROW
WILL BE PLAYED AT NAVY
FIELD, BEGINNING AT
l:3O O'CLOCK

A doubleheader OF baseball vii
be played at the Navy Field to-
morrow Afternoon. Two last and
interesting games are expected
In the opening contest the Ace
vedo Stars will cross bats with tn
Trojans. This fracas VIII get Tn
der way at 80 O'Clock.
Batteries for the curtain-raiser
will be Mario Sanchez and Joe
Navarro for the Trojans, while
the Stars will use the two broth
ers, Elpidio, better known as
Lefty" Rodriguez, in the box,
and AL. Rodriguez or the reeeiv
ing end.
In the second game, the Key
West Red Sox will meet the strong
Coconut outfit. This con: est vii
start 10 minutes after the termln-
alton of the opener.
The Red Sox will nave Sevilia
in the box and A. Castro behind
the plate. The hard-shelled bows
will send "Schoolboy" Storr. bet
ter known as LAZY Bones, Il
the mound, and "Smoky" Joe Nc
Gee will catch.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-08-15

She addressed her ball and
Clipped dead.
81 know" Pat tapped his own ball
carelessly and trimmed the cup.
THAT leaves writing"
"Yes. (You stabbed at that. darn
you'll II you decide to stay on in
Meredith it's your best chance. Do
you want to stay here?"
He shrugged. "Not much. but /
will. I despise city,"
They reached the third tee and
found a member Of the foursome
wandering aimlessly in the foot-high
rough. We'll have to go through"
Pat decided. "It'll be dark in another
six or eight hours"
When they had driven Carol
picked up the discussion. 81 think
I do too. but I hate the almost In.
decent intimacy of little towns. Hu.
man curiosity's just as bad in a city.
but you don't have the same oppor.
tunity to crafty it."
mo-" Pat grinned acidly. "But you
can degenerate so painlessly and
even pleasantly in little town. Look
at Sam Lowell" he pointed out. His
mama left him her money and he
hasn't lifted hand since. except to
pick up bottle. He looks like
ripe hog. and he's rotting so fast
you can almost smell him. but he
hasn't quite lost caste"
She shivered. Pats fair for de-
scription was pretty devastating at
times. well. nobody's left you any
money. thank heaven. Are you going
to write. or aren't you? I can go In
peace If you give me your word"
He stopped to play his second
shot. carelessly. faultlessly. 81
guess it'll be easier to write than to
explain to you why l don't"
"Is 1t promise?"
A long silence. Pats word was
never given lightly. "To the exclu
sion OF everything else?"
Everything but selling cars, yes.
You know I'm right"
Again the acid grin. "You usually
are. damn it! Yes-I promise"
That was something. Carol felt
that part Of her job. at least, was
done. -.
Jill and Milly came down to watch
them play the last hole. and they
drove gaily home. In the face of
separation they were more aggres-
sively united than ever.
Copyright. 1885, BY Marsan SinsJ
- 3.tttff ,4.ttt y
And Monday Carol sees the last
OF Don Richards. q 81
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-08-15

To show you the difference be-
tween work and pleasure we will
take this question. On Thursday
while all working people were I'M
der shelter on account of the rain
crowd of four nitwits were seen
playing golf in the rain, lodging
raindrops and muddle puddles
with equal dexterity. The people
mentioned were Otto Kirchheiner
and Timotheus Pittman on the
one hand and Willie Pious and
Samuel Weather on the other. The
first named gentlemen play bet
ter in the rain than when it is
fair-Tim had the best score of
his career. After nine holes it
was found Tim and Otto were IL
up, which was too much for Sam
and Willie to overcome. The match
ended 5-4 for P. & K. with lots of
joy on their respective parts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-08-15
PARKERS LOST TO
SANITARY OUTFIT
YESTERDAY, II
GAME WAS TIGHT UNTIL 9Th
INNING WHEN VICTORS
PUT OVER FIVE RUNS TO
SEW UP CONTEST

Sanitary Department won from
Bayview Park, 7 to 2.
The game was a pitchers battle
from the start until the sixth
frame, when the victors put over
five runs to sew the game up.
Hale pitched three innings for
the Healthers and Ward finished
the game.
No runs were scored until the
fatal sixth inning. The Sanitary
boys added two more in the eighth
while the Parkers scored one run
each in the seventh and ninth
cantos. .s-....
Sterling, with two hits in four
times at bat, and Griffin with the
same average, were the leaders.
Stanley hurled the final inning
for the Parkers.
The first hit of the game was
accounted for in the third frame.
Gonzalez was the lucky batter.
Score by innings: X. H. Z.
Bayview Park
900 600 1912 5 s
Sanitary Department.
900 OO5 O2O-7 5 O
Batteries: j. Walker, Stanley
and Hopkins; ]. Hale, Ward and
G.. Sands.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-08-15
YOUNG QJBSLOS
BY 5 TO O SCORE

In the Junior Dlzmoztzz
League, BayvieW PARK JZuiu-
whitewssheG the Young Cubs 49,
trrday zE-ernO0n- 3 % p 70 r.
pay them for the shar81r loss A.
n'iniztered by the Cubs s0mr t1l=
ago.
Leading hIrters wee Cain
with = snig,e and do1ble IN zhrer
t,mes up; Collins and T. OElez-
.ach with two ont q fauE
Sore b. innings = z E
y1arg GUS
Coo OOo 000-3 . >
PARK Juniors
Oo0 To- 26x- - 2
Batteries A. Griffin an Brus--
{. Walker and R0sam
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-08-15

Mr.. Berlin Aloysius Sawyer and
his good friend Mr.. Willie Fripp
had a frienly match with Irish
Russell Kerr sandwiched between
but not on any opposing side. Mr..
Sawyer reports a 1913 and says
if the sun had come out when the
rain stopped che would have had
33. Mr.. Fripp stayed right with
Daddy on the last nine but beat
the talkative one by four strokes
on the first round.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-08-15
Chapter Two
GOLF TRUTHS

THE trouble was, Carol knew, that
:: there hadn't been anyone in
Meredith worth lifting finger for
not since Bill Faraday. After Bill
nothing but casual attractions. Boys
and men who took you to dances and
movies, and kissed you when you
felt like letting them. which wasn't
often. She had liked a few of them
had even played with the idea of
marrying one-but she knew the at.
traction was only physical.
You couldn't marry a man be.
cause he had nice body and played
beautiful golf and knew how to
make love; not when you had to
conceal so carefully the fact that
you were blessed. OF cursed, with
twice his intelligence.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-08-15
THE WORLD R~x9EeS
WITH A FENCEH8H
Novel b. Maias Sims -3EFE<<Sz

as they take their flight feeling:
that's what's giving everything q
special value right now"
She looked at him in astonish.
ment. How could Pat know that,
who had never been away? How
could Pat. at twenty-one. know half
the things he did know?
81 may as wen break down and
admit" Carol said as they left the
tee. "that you're my greatest worry.
You're so darn smart you brighten
me-" -..
His laugh was short and hard.
t'That's fast one."
"No it's not" She looked squarely
at him: at his gaunt, beautifully
chiselled face. with the inevitable
lock of straight fair hair hanging in
his eyes. What d'you want to do,
Pat? Paint-act-write?
He shrugged. whichever I'm not
doing at the moment"
THAT was Pat, Of course. Grass
L was always greener in the other
pasture. 'I've been thinking about
it lot" she went on. Assuming
that some angel put you on Broad.
way or in Hollywood (which they
WON'T you'd have to fight and claw
your way up. and you'll never do 1t.
YOU'D have everything but the brass.
and that's as important as ability
If not more so. And paintings still
longer and harder, and likewise i'm.
possible here"
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TWO SOFTBALL
GAMES MONDAY

Two d.amOndbaH games VII g.
played Monday. one Al 5 p N be-
tween Sanitary Department and
Administration. and the other ~
s p. m. between Bayview PARK and
COca-COla-
The latter team Is SET of
young players and they are fzL Of
pep.
The other club that VII play
the night game VIII represent Eey
West in the tournament % be- ned
at Hollywood on August 70
Standing Of the league
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-08-15

Tears scorched Carols lids and
her hands were clenched behind her
back. God. this is awful! she
thought: I wonder If it's worth it?
She left the hearth.rug and hunted
down a cigaret, just to keep her face
from the others: Lit It and exhaled
q cloud Of thin blue smoke. With
her back to them she said:
II think I'll wait a few months
and see how I make out this time.
I may not be able to stand the gaff.
In that case I'll borrow a leaf from
Jill and take a business course. :"
DAT said finally. out of the silence
that engulfed them all: "Well.
let's don't sit and look at the corpse.
Who wants to play a few holes of
golf?"
The atmosphere lightened at once.
Even the room disliked unhappiness.
Carol nodded. "Suits me-" And
Milly said: "I'm not in the class
with you children. but I'll take my
book and sit on the porch"
"Fine." Pat was convincingly
hearty. "Pll give you ten minutes to
get ready"
Milly and Jill were in the car when
Carol came down. Jill had "The
Paradins Gase" in her lap. and
Milly clutched "The March Of De.
mocracy" with a do-or-die expires.
sion.
Pat trailed out. dragging para.
phernalia. ~ love the way you all
amble blithely out without even
pulling the back door together. :"
Unpleasantness was behind them
Enthusiastically the Torrances
chose to ignore it until September
third. which was over three weeks
away. Anything could happen In
three weeks. even In Meredith.
But when Carol and Pat were held
up on the second tee by foursome
be returned abruptly to the subject
rTm going to miss you like the devil.
Carol"
Nostalgia swept her suddenly and
treacherously. Inconsistencies for the
things she still had and next month
would have no longer.
"Don't. Pat. II I keep on feeling
like do now, I'll never leave"
He patted her hand. "Sure you
will. It's the only thing to do. DOM
be fooled by this blessings-brighten
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own; will allow no one to dictate
management of their children,
and will become furioussif any
one reproves or hurts them. Are
inclined to De lazy and to borrow.
Are easily attracted to the oppo-
site sex, but not distinguished for
constancy. Should select mates
with the greatest care, otherwise
long continued troubles win re-
suit. Should marry those born
between November % and De
cember 81 (Sagittarius), March
21 and April 10 (Aries). A RUBY
viii greatly aid their intuition.
Can also wear a Diamond.
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SYNOPSIS: Carol Torrance Just
hos broken the ne1ot to her charm
sn0 family that she Is going to
teach school neTt term IN ASHORE,
Ga. She has to get 0to1y from
Meredith before Meredith gets
0toov toith her, but she explains
the matter differently to her Uery
easy going brother. Pat says good
hnmoredly that Carol Is after q
Hldn-
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Mr.. Doc Willie Kemp and Mr..
Charlie Salas played ID holes and
Doc was two up on Charlie when
Mr.. Salas hollered "Uncle" and
so they quit, playing with Willie
the winner or skins but loser by
strokes.
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Mr.. J. Wiley Milligan managed
to defeat Del Woods by one stroke
but had to do a Sd on the first
nine to do same. He got lost with
43 on the home stretch while Del
turned in 1880.
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fSPORTSA
BY JOVE ZAA
DOings Around The
Golf Links
(By Gravy

-
Next week will bring together
again the rivalry for a free meal
to be eaten with relish by some
but the losers will take mustard.
So please notify Charlie Ketchum
or Sam Goldsmith if there is any
particular foursome you would
like to play in; also if you wish
anyone as a partner or opponent.
The captains will try to arrange
fair matches.
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