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Arrest Salesman
As Car PrOuIer

David r. Durham. 42-year-old
salesman, was being held in the
city Jail on open charges Thursday
after being found by a janitor at
Grant school while allegedly prowl-
ing about a teachers automobile.
Detectives Harold Thornburg and
Harry Shaner booked him at police
headquarters Wednesday after
noon.
Durham was detained in jail last
Oct. rs after being found by police
in the old target range under the
city hall. He was released after
questioning. however.
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WILL PRESENT PLAY
TO LITERARY SOCIETY

The Literary society Of the East
Side chapel. Si4 East 26th st, will
meet Friday at T;S0 p. m. for a
program. consisting of music by
the senior orchestra and a play TO
be presented by Arthur Cook and
his associates. Refreshments will
be served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-31
TO CLEAN RADIATORS

Use vacuum cleaner attach
ment TO draw out loose dust that
gathers between the radiator coils.
For stubborn dirt. use long ham
died, slender. flexible brush that
will reach into all the crevices.
Put a damp cloth over the top of
the radiator while brushing to
keep dust from flying out into the
room.
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Letters From Readers
Fill Today's Column
Problems That Come From In-Law Matters
and the Business of Petting are Considered
BY CYNTHIA GREY

No today just few letters from the readers
Dear Miss Grey: J. for agree with f. T. who thinks
il is all right to kiss the first night of those
girls who thought kissing boy the first night terrible
but saywhat is kiss 1t is natural gesture after
ALL boy expects girl to kiss him after he has shower
her good time There is why girl should not
grant him this favor after he has been considerable her
pleasure.
am 10 and have had many dates. All the boys know
am nice GIRL yet kiss and have apologies TO make.
can't see that there is anything wrong with petting.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses have been is
sued by S. Clifford Davis, county
auditor. to Herbert NJ. Leonard
and Purmah Shandrow, both of
Tacoma; Roy W. Gustafson of
Fort Lewis and Irene Cramer of
Seattle: Carl A. Miraldi and
Blanche Mcconnell, both of Taco
ma: Harry Rowland and Dorothy
A. Berg, both of Seattle; Merle P.
Thomas OF Pasadena. Cal, and
Ellen harrington of Tacoma;
Ralph w. Taylor and Genevieve
p. Erickson. both of Tacoma;
Donald n Atwood and Alatha
Smart. both Of Tacoma.
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creased 81 per cent in 1888
over 1887. Sweden was the
principal source of softwood
plywood for Germany.
Sweden, in refusing to export
logs, took over the finished ply
wood market from the United
States, but American logs have
moved to both Sweden and Ger
many, Oxholm said. Many Amer
lean logs have gone to Europe
through British Columbia ports,
OXholm said.
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-
CLAIM BANKRUPTCY

A voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy was filed in federal dis
trict court here Thursday by Dr.
S. L. Woodruff of Olympia, listing
debts Of S3.o67 against assets Of
5000. all claimed exempt. Also
filing bankruptcy petitions were
Charles Elliott Qusnta, Tacoma
laborer. of 1854 East X st. listing
debts of S1.3s5.s6 and assets Of
1851 81, all exempt, and by Tony
Werts, millworker. of 25l5 East
NJ st. listing SS5o.74 in debts TO
$3.50 in assets. all exempt.
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HINTS FOR THE

GAY SILHOUETTE

Tight little jackets and full
swirling skirts made the chic
spring silhouette for slim young
figures. A simple rayon taffeta
frock in a small navy and white
check with a full, full skirt is
very smart worn under a snug
basque jacket of soft navy wool.
And one should wear a ruffled
lingerie petticoat underneath TO
show when brisk breezes billow
the skirt. This same jacket suit
is shown. too. in brown and white
and black and white.
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To RERoOF BIG PLANT

Sperry Flour Co. was granted a
building permit Thursday for eN-
penditure OF 5000 for reroofing
its North End waterfront milling
plant. Another permit was issued
TO Antoine karobich for $4,000 IN
residence alterations at 32ll No.
SD st.
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SWAYZES TO FAIR

Taking advantage Of school va
cation next week. Controller Tom
Swayze and his family will motor
10 San Francisco TO visit the fair.
leaving Saturday morning.
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BOOK SPFEDER

Charged with speeding. Anna 2
Sexton. 1907 So. Lawrence st. was
tagged" by traffic officers We'd
nesdsy night
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FOR INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT

Petition for creation of an indns-
trial district on Ea. T ST. from
5Tth TO Gregory SITS. was tled
with the city clerk Thursday
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The average thickness Of the
steel used in automobile bodies is
about one-sixteenth of an inch.
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CHAPTER FIVE

| Hlldd 3 ncaTt turned ConiPieAtiy
over. Her busy hands stopped, as
did her breath. For a moment she
dared not speak.
Then, with an effort. Don't
count your bridges mister
Keith laughed softly. Hilda
Gregson was no pushover, he
thought. Obviously she had not
been about much, but she knew
the lines.
Look" he said. "why don't you
get transferred TO day duty?
want you with me in the eve
nings."
She darted an upward glance
Her eyes dszzled Keith. Maybe
l won't work at all after l get
my money in October she said.
Miss Clark's pencil tapped sharp
ly on the desk. Hilda hurried
away, smiling over her shoulder.
At . o'clock Keith suggested q
taxi. Hilda shook her head.
Costs two dollars and seventy
cents. Let's ride on top a bus and
get COOL"
Atop swaying bus Hilda took
off her hat. The hot night wind
stirred tendrils of her hair. The
tendrils eurled around her small
exquisite face.
Il suppose when your shir
comes in you'll have limousine
and chauffeur" Keith ventured.
II do III have a seat on tor
and invite you to ride with me.
She sat close to him, disturbingly
aware OF him.
Where is this money coming
from - idly.
Abroad" indiff erentiy. 81
many more important things thar
money. Look. Keith, there comes
the moon"
They were running close TO tn
lake. First rosy glow. then
curved slice of radiance. The,
watched IT rise from the water
Keith leaning toward Hilda, hi
cheek almost touching hers. NJ
girl had ever stirred him so com
pletely, he told himself. Sh'
whipped his jaded emotions hk
an electric clock. The fact tina
she was about TO inherit none,
made il all quite perfect Fo
Keith Csrhsrt valued money tire
mendously. He had learned in III
past six months how the lack o
: il cramped and stultified.
They sat AT the back of the bus
He put his arm around her shoul
: ders.
Now il when I'm going TO kis
you" he murmured csrcssingiy.
! Quickly she turned. her hal
/ swinging. Its fragrance intoxi
Gated him. His hand pressed he
close. Blindly she raised her lips
II was primitive impulsiveness.
j. was a tumultuous. oyerwhelmin
urge. The devouring flame c
youth.
Her ips were sweet. They trem
hled under his Darling" he whis
I pered.
Silently they rode through m
lazy. humid night. The nomer
was too perfec, for words. Agai
be leaned toward her.
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qutmskerits funespecsly when quilt is as quickly
made this simple applique See how many
zoos contains accurate pattern
pieces; cutting sewing and fms
ing: ysrdsge chart; diagram quilt.
To The Tacoma Times
Needlecraft Dept plainly NUMBER your NAME
and ADDRESS.
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MORE lN-LAWS


Dear Miss Grey; am entering
your column to defend mothers-in-
law. ! happen 10 be daughter
in-law who married with 4 chip on
her shoulder. ] thought ! would
have q fight on my hands but
found. 10 my surprise. lovely wo-
man who was as kind to me as
my own mother.
I ouaked with fear at marrying
m only son, feeling sure would
have q hard time breaking him
sway from mama's apron strings,
but instead. found myself liking
her kind Of apron strings. She is
the kindest. most loving person /
have ever known beside my own
mother and ! feel sure that there
are many more like her.
So lets not be TOO harsh with
mcthers-in-law. Most OF us will
have to be nlothers-in.law some
day ourselves.
FUTURE MorHER-IN-LAw.
MORE IN.LAWS
So the in-law problem has sprung
up again. Well. ] am yielding to
the temptation to add my bit
Az I see II the trouble centers
around the failure Of a mother-in-
law and q dsughter-in-law to DIFF
ferentiste between the loves of a
man. A mans mother il his first
love but she Ia not his most i'm
portant love. Older women fail
10 grasp this fact The woman he
marries Is first in his heart II she
10 any kind Of = woman at all.
She contributes far more to his
happiness than any person in the
world.
1t seems 10 me . mothers first
concern for her son should be for
his happiness. II he il happy with
his wife. why should an cnvious old
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SEATTLE A coroner's jury
last night absolved William Leh-
man, Is, of all blame in the death
of his father. Henry. SO, whom he
shot to death Friday. The youth
told authorities he slew his father
when threatened with bodily harm.
Relatives of the youth told the
jury the shooting climaXed nearly
Is years of abuse in the life of the
youth.
Coroner Otto Mittelstadt re-
linquished the youth to the prosecu-
tors office for further action IN
the case.
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TODAYS
RECIPES

Eve was probably the first cook
to improve her food with herbs.
And with the approach Of spring,
plus the help of the ever increas-
ing literature on herbs. the wise
daughters OF Eve should plant lit
tie herb gardens in back yards or
in window boxes and learn the
rewarding art Of seasoning with
herbs.
Mary Cable Dennis has written
fragrant and practical little
book called what to Do With
Herbs" How to plant and grow
them. how to enjoy them and how
to give variety and surprise TO
your foods with them is what Miss
Dennis tells.
Carrots With Herbs
One bunch carrots. 2 heaping
tablespoons mixed herbs / table
spoon butter. / tablespoon sugar,
Il cup water.
Slice carrots in half lengthwise.
Parboil. Butter a shallow cas-
aerole and make mixture of
herbs, using basil, marjoram. sum-
mer savory and parsley. Spread
l heaping tablespoon of this mix
ture over bottom OF casserole and
lay the carrots flat side down on
the herbs. Sprinkle the rest oil
the herbs evenly over the top Of
the carrots. Dot generously with
butter and sprinkle sugar over all
Pour 4. cup water into casserole
and cook In moderate oven 1850
degrees F.l for about IS minutes
until carrots are tender.
Onions With Herbs
I (For hors d'oeuvres or to serve
with cold meatsl
One pound small young spring
onions. u pint white wine vine
gar. II pound sugar, n pounS
white seedless grapes. q LITTLE
grated nutmeg. q little cinnamon
. few peppercorns, II teaspoon
peprika.
Boil all these together to tn
consistently Of jam.
Home Made Sausage
Two pounds fresh lean pork.
pound fat. salt. pepper. marjoran
and thyme.
Have the butcher chop meat 70
you. Work meat and fat togethe
with your hands until well blended
Then add salt. pepper. msrjorsr
and thyme. Work well with hand
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mother try 10 destroy their hap
piness? Her interference only
causes unhsppiness.
There is always a period Of
adjustment in marriage and man
truly in love is willing to do his
part along this line. II his mother
insists that he adhere 10 the ideas
she brought him up with-if she
thinks his wife should give in 10
her ideas-there Is boun1 to be
trouble.
The mother-in-law Mrs. E."
who wrote TO you recently. said
that she resented her daughters
in-law because they wanted cars
and washing machines -things she
never had Well. is IT her
business IL these young women
demand the better things Of life ?
She probably never rated them
and that Is why she never got them.
am the mother Of an only son,
but hope to goodness / never get
so narrow minded that ! find fault
with the woman my son chooses
for his wife.
FAR-sEEING MOTHER.
PROBLEM
Dear Miss Grey: Please help me
out with q family problem. I have
. daughter who il only % and
In in love with man twice her
age. feel that marriage be-
tween them would be disastrous
because she will still be young
woman when he Is an old man.
try to reason with her but she
flies into a rage every time ! say
anything about IL. This man exerts
4 decided influence on her and II
Is breaking my heart because she
Is my only child.
What can a parent do In such
a case, ! can see trouble ahead
because married a man much
too old for me. l ended Up by
hating him and wishing him out
Of the way every day of my life.
poisoned my own soul and made
life miserable for him. Old men
who marry young girls invite
trouble and ! am one to say they
certainly bring 1t upon them
selves. SORRY.
About the only thing you can
do il to make 1t point to in
wife young men TO your home.
Your daughter might have the
wisdom to draw comparisons
after she has looked at her old
boy friend long enough. II she
refuses to listen to you the only
thing to do is to let her go her
way. At least she cans come
running to you and whine why
did you let me do it,"
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HILDEGARDE CHILDA) ericsson.
20, blonde apprentice librarian. Is
asked for date by library patron.
KEITH CARHART, whom She con-
siders next to her father, KARL. the
handsomest man she has ever seen.
MISCHLA. n hotel porter. who accom-
pnnies Hilda home to the hotel each
evening at Karls request, tells him
of kelth's interest in Hilda, She
asks her fathers permission to date
Keith and he threatens TO call the
library and resign her Job unless she
promises To never so out with the
young man. After closing hours the
following night the library staff has
doughnut and coffee party with
dancing. Hilda invites Keith. After
the dance HildR tells Keith that
Mischla Is waiting TO take her home
and must not see him. Keith says
he is going home with her the next
nicht whether her father likes 1t or
not. Kari agrees TO meet Keith.
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on the editorial
page:
!. Wisconsin.
2. Carbon monoxide.
5. Either abdomen. or ab'-do-
men.
4. i50th anniversary.
5. Carat.
s. Anna Eleanor Roosevelt.
Z. He was retired by special act
Of congress a. full general.
.. Refracting and rejecting.
.. He had none.
10. No.
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which takes freight at Tscom
MAY for New Orleans. Housto
ard Mobile
La gaceta., 1939-10-10

Y acercandoSe a Araceh e III
clinandoSe hacia ella tanto que
Ia mujer Sinti6 So aliento en- ple
no roStro, la dijo, en- tono furio-
so:
-.Senora, 10 comeprendo to-
dol Pero listed desvaria. Di-
game va que condolences pone
para deeirme el paradero de mi
eSpOSa.. ~ pronto! "A ver...
lCudHto pide listed pOr slS b3-
fOrHeS?
Recalc6 Ia Erase, a la yez que
Sc echsba mano a Ia oartera,
con eSe geSto definitivo de- rico
Que conyence Siempre y acabs
con las mas duraS reSiStsncias.
II BEN -conteSt6 Araceli
Font, poniendoSe muy palida y
apretsndo la boca al hablar-
Ne habra listed de eutregar
La gaceta., 1939-10-10

de bueniSimoS SentimientoS. y
que lamentaba que DioS Ia hu-
biera mezclado en- este sSunto.
anadiendo que hacia 10 que ,ba
a hacer por un deber de eoncien
cia...
- HagaSe listed cargo-cOn-
tmu6 diciendo luego-. que 70
no tengo interes algunO en- ha-
Ger NAL a Made, Sino al contra
rio, en- poner los medioS para
que listed Y Su senora vuelvan a
eStar como DioS mandal.,.
listed ME comprende Sc
nor?
ISidoro bramaba.
U~ltimamente, en- e precise
inStante en- que Ia vieja levanta-
ba Ia cabeza, para hacerle Ia sin
gular pregunta. e. hombre per-
do Ia p~acieneia.
La gaceta., 1939-10-10
UNA NUEVA CLINICA PA
RIA YBOR CITY

PROFESSIONALS de nuestra a.
mistad nos piden informemos al
pueblo latino que dentro de va
rios meSes Sc proponen cons
truir un hermoso edificio para
clinica, de dos pisos, en- un To-
gar centrico y apropiado.
Ademas de IN personal COM
petente, la clinica estara dividi-
da en- la forma siguiente: sala
de emergencies, laboratorio, de-
partamento de RayoS X Y elec-
troterapia, sala de u~rologia, far
macia, oficinas, consultorios, 5i-
recci6n, sala dental, en- la plan
ia baja.
En- la planta alta: amplia sa-
la de operaciones, aparatos de es
fertilization, sala de maternidad
habitaciones para operados y
departamento para el inferno.
La cocina Y los cusrtOs para
los Sirvientes Sc pondran en- ar
s6tano moderno.
En- ell patio habra un sitio de-
dicado a animales para expert
La gaceta., 1939-10-10

voy a firmarle, la mitad; y Ia
otra mitad, cuando yo haya Wis
to GU, 10 que listed me dice es
cierto.
Y uniendo Ia acci6n a Ia pala-
bra, Sac6 de Su cartera Ell peque-
nisimc talonario de cheques &c
viaje, con el nCevo modelo ia
yentado en- Norteam6riea en- eS-
te mismo invierno de 1927, Y Sc
Sent6 ants un e~Scritorio, ar
mandose de pluma y pregun-
tando a In mujer:
= Acepta listed?
Araceli dude adn unos sc.
gundOS.
Comprendia que el insistir el
diplomatico iba a acabar por
entregarle los veinte mil duro3
de I'm golpe; pero Ia falt6 asa
sersnidad CUE solo pOseen los
La gaceta., 1939-10-10

.cien mil peSetas!
Y anadi6 cast en- seguida. pre-
.viendo la respuesta de ISidoro.
que podia ser evasiva, haSta
.cierto punto:
Va comprendo que listed
no ileyara eSa cantidad encima
pero puede darme IN cheque.
Sc qued6 esperanto. con unas
anSiaS !nfinitaS.
FL diplomatico habiase queda
do penSativo, V acariciaba Ia
cartera. Luego dijo:
- Bien, Aeepto. Pero con
Una condici6n, a nj vez
@Cual?
lie de que listed me hs ds
rsvelar anteS el paradero de mi
mujer y de Su hiio TODD esJo,
y perdone listed que lie habla
con tants franQueza, pudiers
La gaceta., 1939-10-10

Paris, oct. 10.-La Russia So
Wet Sc propone oonstruir una
Inca Maginot en- ell territorio de
Lituania, segln una noticia lle-
gada a esta capital. Sabese que
Juozas Urbys, ministro de rela-
clones exteriores de Lituania,
Sc opone a tai cosa, pero TODD
indica que Ell definitiva debera
rendirse, tai como 10 hicieron
Estonia Y Latvia. Forma tam
bien parte de la delegation IL
tuana empenada en- las negocia-
clones de Moscu, el general Sta
Sys Rastikis.
Russia lie pide tambien a Litua
MIA una base naval entire Polan-
ga y Shwentoja y bases militia
res Y de aviaci6n.
La situaci6n de Russia en- el
Este Sc ha vigorizado y en- cam
bio la de Alemania parece de.
bill e insegura.
Por medic de la penetration
del Baltico Y ell avance deSde los
Carpatos a Lwow, el Soviet Sc
ha trocado en- Ell factor esencial
imperialista en- ell Este. Alema-
MIA, por suS inmensas concesio-
mes a Russia, sc ha garantizadO
la paz en- cuanto a la retaguaT-
dia; pero su poSici6n eS la del
comerciante que ha hecho una
venta a bajo precio y CORE el
peligro de rodar a la bancarro-
ia.
Para combatir en- el oeste, Hit
Ter debera utilizar todos sus re-
cursos, descuidando por compile
to ell Este, donde no tiene la Mu
La gaceta., 1939-10-10

ser un.., un...
Nc Sc atrevia a emplear Ia pa
labra chantage, por tenor a lle
esta mujer no lie e~ntendiera.
Y sc sorprendi6 mucho, O.
yendola decir. en- correcto fran.
.ces:
-Uue s0rte de cboHtOge,
H'est-ee pas?
Ago asi como IN timo. no
IS yerdad?.
-;En s~fecto,-asinti6 el d.
p,omatico vivamente- Com
brenda listed are tengo mis- "a
zones para deSconfiar de listed.
a qu.en no conozco.
All. claro. listed es m1y
dueho de no aceptar 10 que yo le
propongo... de desconfiar d.
mi; pero lie advierto que yo no
aeepto esq condici6n previs.
La gaceta., 1939-10-10
Russia piensa construir una Inca
Maginot en- t~eritono Gtuano
La posici6n de Alemania parece ~insegura y deb

rala del Oeste y NADIA que Sc pa
rezca a la Lfnea Maginot.
Alemania Sc ha colocado de
manera que en- un proximo fu-
turo Sc vera amenazada por un
doble peligro.
Francia e In%glaterra no admi
ten, nj admitiran, que Ell este de
Europa debe quedar sujeto por
complete a Russia y Alemania.
Es possible que la guerra con-
TIME en- ell oeste como Sc ha We
nido verificando en- las Gltimas
semanas, en- la forma de reac-
ci6n naval alemana, ell bloquco
ingles y tacticas defensivas con-
ira las fnerzas inglesas Y fran
cesas. Hitler cree que la props-
ganda comunista, inspirada poe
MoScu, quebrantara la moral de-
pueblo frances, pero Sc ha equi-
vocado por entero.
Francia e Inglaterra no per
deran la paciencia contra un e
nemigo que no desea atacar,
mientras sus ~fuerzas, en- Ell CON
pas de espera, Green de dia en-
dia.
La gaceta., 1939-10-10
Ia Gaceta Folletin No. 4o9
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

romper q hablar. un aire dolidO
de persona piadoSa. y Ia actitud
humilde de una pobre que Sc We
obligada a hacerSelo pagan TODD
para poder vivir..
Y. sin leyantar Ia mirada de
la alfombra del Saloncillo, co.
memo una larga exposition. en-
voz bajiSima. de 81 exiStencia a.
tormentada. de Su Soledad en- el
mundo, contando penaS y amar-
guraS a lSidoro, haciendole YER
que la "pobre vieja", que tenia
delante era e ser mas triSte Y
digno de lastima de Ia terra.
La gaceta., 1939-10-10
NOTAS SOCIALE
Din de Colin

'Dta de Colon
Dos grandes actos Sc verifi,
caran Ell jueves. Dfa de Colon.
Las logias Progreso No. 81
Ideal No. SO celebraran Ell suyo.
en- el Auditorio Municipal, cor
ell concurso de las prinaipdles
logias del Estado.
Sc daran los cuatro grades,
Ell iniciatorio estara a cargo de
la Duval No. AZ, de Jackson
vile; ell primero por las logias
Progreso No. 81 e Ideal No. SO
ell segundo por la Logia Orlandl
No. 20, de Orlando, y ell tercero,
por la logia Orange, de St. Pc.
tersburg.
Tendra lugar Ell otro acto, or
ganizado por las sociedades tia
lianas La Unione, Italia y Ia
logia Hijos de Italia, en- ell edifi
clio de la segunda de esas aso-
ciaciones, en- la Octava avenidd
Y Gale 10. Como oradores han
sido seleccionados ell exgoberna-
dor Carlton, que hablara en- in
giles. y ell Sr. Vicente Antinori,
~secretario de La Unione, que 10
hara en- italiano.
Despu9s Sc ofrecera un bale
en- honor de la juventud. Pablo
Longo preside la comisi6n orga
nizadora.
La gaceta., 1939-10-10
De modo que.

Sc pusO en- pie Araceli al pre-
nunciar eStaS ultimaS palabras.
Comprendia, Ia aviSaba una
espeeie de sutil inStinto de ava
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DO la viera con intenei6u de re-
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no cortante de un hOmbre que
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Alfredo MoRtoto
Esta va en- Was de complete
restablecimiento este querido a.
uigo Y companero.
Muchas personals lie visitaro !
en- los ultimos dias. interesandc
2 por su salud.
lie veremos muy pronto ded.-
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