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The Washington times., 1939-01-21
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81
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1rse, 81 900; 4-year-olds upward and
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out at the end of the half. The
score then stood IL to in favor Of
Patagonia.
The rodeo program was put on
Saturday afternoon during an al
most .downpour. Rainfall at the
fair grounds Saturday morning was
one and one half inches and water
flowed over the floor of most con
cession stands and exhibition booths.
The only real dry spot was the
dance floor.
"A Good Rodeo
Cowboys went through with the
rodeo program under adverse con-
ditons and occasionally they per-
formed in mud a half foot deep.
But it was agood rodeo, in spite of
the mud and rain.
It was the first time in the his
tory of the fair association (now
"a years ODD that rain had fallen
on a day Of the fair.
The fair management, as well as
the public, in general, was greatly
surprised to find rain had fallen
during the night Friday. Friday
evening the sky was as clear as
crystal and there was no inkling of
rain, which is a rare thing in Oc-
tober in this part of the state. Last
year there was only IL of an inch
of rain during the entire month of
October and in October 1885 there
was none.
With the exception of cold
wind occasionally, the weather had
cleared by Sunday and ideal wealth
er prevailed on the second day of
the fair, drawing large crowd.
Numerous cars became stuck in
the mud in the parking space about
the main fair building Saturday
and Bill Steen of the Charles G..
Boice Ford Agency was a busy man
with new 1910 Ford tractor pull
ing cars out of mud holes. Another
busy man was State Highway Pa
trolman Roscoe Egan, who using a
chain hooked to his state car, also
came to the rescue of stranded mo-
torists.
In the mountains between Tue.
son and Sonoita several cars slip
ped off the road but none were
damaged and no one was hurt.
Persons attending the annua
county fair dance Saturday night
danced in about one half inch o1
mud but they liked it so we'll thai
at am. Sunday when the or.
chestra played Home Sweet Home
a collection was taken up, the mu.
sicians played another hour and sc.
good time was had by all''.
The 1899 fair was undoubtedly a
Nogales international., 1939-10-14

men who might make the White
House: Thomas E. Dewey continues
to be the Republican choice, and
right behind him comes Senator
Vandenberg Of Michigan; on the
Democrat side Vice. President Gar
ner Is second to Roosevelt. followed
by Paul v. McNutt. the new Federal
Security Administrator. The pros
poets Of Vandenberg and McNutt
are brighter than ever today. Dr..
Gallup says.
Skating away from politics, the
survey picks up the subject Of war
and the place Of America in it. At
the present time 16 percent want
US to go after Hitler. and 8 percent
want q war with Japan. Before
Munich, the militant figure against
Germany was only s percent. But
after Hitler's second Czech coup
this spring, the barometer rose
sharply to It's present point. Curl
ously enough, DR.. Gallup points
out, the war-minded are not confined
to any one age or income; group.
IT'S o pretty even distribution Of the
old and young and weli-off and poor
who are itching for a fight. The rest
Of the population, the 80 or 80 per-
cent, desire two things: peace and
assistance to England and France.
Whether these two desires are con-
Trajectory is q moot question, which
Congress is bound to answer.
Nogales international., 1939-10-14

tnlf0 term.
This is the finding Of the Ameri-
can Institute Of Public Opinion, as
expressed by its director, DR.. George
Gallup, in the November Cosmo-
politan. Who are these 10000, 900,
the undecided class DR.. Gallup says
they are the middle-aged, middle
income group. They're anywhere
from 80 to 40 years old and earn up
to 445 . week, "people who on the
one hand are not sufficiently poor
to side with the overwhelmingly pro-
Roosevelt lower third, nor on the
other hand sufficiently well-to-do to
side with the conservative, predon-
inantly anti Roosevelt voters in the
upper income level"
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One factor
that might help
elect President
Roosevelt, if he
should run again,
is the. war; for
the survey shows
that more than
so p percent be.
lieve . third.
term presidency
would be desir-
able under that
condition. DR..
Gallup mentions
only four other
Nogales international., 1939-10-14
Poll Shows 100000 Voters
To Decide F.D.R.'s Chances

the of Franklin Roosevelt goes up candidate for
third comparatively small number of the voters 100000
will decide the That of the of the
nation have already made their minds either
and the sentiment hreefourths half for and half against
Nogales international., 1939-10-14

and others who helped with the
arrangements-deserve a lot of cred
it for again giving the county a
good show. "f@
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big success financially and the Of
ficials-H. B. Thurber, Dennis
Hunt, 81 Swyers, Mrs. John Phil
lips, Ed LeGendre, r. G: Larimore,
Nogales international., 1939-10-14

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La gaceta., 1939-02-14
ANUNCIESE EN-
LA GACETA

tendiendose desde las mismas
puertas de la hermoSa capital
andaluza, por la parte del Limo
mar, y llegando hasta Velez-Ma-
laga y Torres.
Los Rio Verde habianse he
cho construir en- pleno Limonar
un soberbio palacio, entire jar
dimes y arboledas y otros pala-
clos y otros jardines fastuosos
de csc barrio ex6ticO y pintores-
co de millonarios.
No hay que decir que en- La
FdRfdrrona existia ademas, en-
pleno campo, un magnifico cor.
TITO, Ell clasico cortijo andaluz,
rodeado de huertas frondosas,
mas ala de las cuales, y de las
enormes plantRciOnes de cana
&c azucs~ y de " huertOs 1a-
raniOs cue tsm6ien pertS6ecisn
La gaceta., 1939-02-14

a la finca. Sc extendian inmen.
sas dehesas q. recordaban las Sc.
Williams, y donde pastaban toros
braves, pues ell marques tenia
arrendadas las dehesas a un ga
nadero de la ciudad de la Giral-
da.
Existim tambien en- La Fan
tdrrona dos fabricas de azicar
con refineria, y quiza las mas
grandes bodegas de who's y de
slaohol de toda Andalgh, quiz
tando las portentosas de JeRez.
Toda Espaha, y en- particular
TODD Madrid, conocia de sobra.
los exceAntes who's de ssta casa,
hartQs de yer en- las mesas ele-
gantes las bOtellas largas y pan
zudas, con su liquido de Ato o de
sangre, que llevaban en- la ETH
quota, con las srmas de los mar.
La gaceta., 1939-02-14
GANO CUNNINGHAM LA CA
RRERA DE LA MILLA

BOSTON, Feb. 14.-Gan6 a.
quf la carrera de la milla, en- pre-
sencia de $4,000 personals, ell ia
moso atleta Glenn Cunningham.
Glenn tuvo de peligroSo COM
petidor a Wayne Rideout, de
los Maestros del Norte de Te-
xas, Y tambien a Blaine Ride
out, hermano del anterior.
Hizo Cunningham ell reco-rri-
do en- 4 minutes 1913 segundos,
algo mas que en- 1888, cuanGo 10
efectu6 en- a minutes y 10 segun
dos.
Detras del vencedor y de
Wayne Rideout pas6 la meta
Archie San Roman, a una dis
tancia de Is yardas.
Corresponds ell cuarto lugar
a Charles Fenske, la estrella de
Wisconsin.
Hizo el disparo de partida,
Mike Devaney, vencedor en- la
carrera de la milla en- los amos
1915 y 1917.
La gaceta., 1939-02-14
~DERROTADOS EN- CUBA LOS
BOXEADORES ALTOONA
DOS DE LA FLORIDA

Habana, Febrero 14.-En Ell
torneo de los guantes de Orc, We
rificado en- esta rapital, los bo-
xeadores cubanos amateurs ven
cieron a los de la Florida. Los
visitantes no ganaron una sofa
pelea. De los IL matshes, 9 los
perdieron por nocaut.
Ninguna de las victimas pudo
llegar al tercer asalto.
Justo es consignar que en- 10
asaltoS incompletos, nueve p1-
giles flOridanos quedaron "acos
tados," 10 que representa- una
marca.
Los 1ltimos que salieron al
"ring" parecian va vencidos por
la impression de las derrotas SUI
fridas por sus compaheros.
FL 1ltimo cay6 al tablado al so
mar la campana del primer asal-
to y no respondi6 a la campana
del segundo.
Uno de los eombates de ma
yor interes 10 sostuvieron el a.
mericano Jackie Atwood y ell Gu
bano Armandito Rodriguez. Ar
mandito lie pogo a su contrario
con tanta fuerza que muchos de
los espectadores creyeron que 10
habia matado.
Los visitantes no %tuvieron o.
portundidad de lucirse.
La gaceta., 1939-02-14

LUCAS
Charles Fred Lucas, ell nota-
BILE pitcher derecho, no cree que
haya pasado su carrera en- GUAM
to a las grandes ligas.
Tengo 81 amos de edad, dijo,
y pase IA en- las mayores. Pero
jamas me he sentido mejohr que
ahora y estoy listo para jugar.
Me he quitado siete libras de-
peso, trabajando diariamente, Y
me siento p~erfectamente. Jamas
he tenido enfermo ell brazo. Pit.
chez regularmente, con los Pira-
tas, en- 1886, y game Is desafios.
Lucas esta convencido de que
el trabajo regular lie hace bien.
Ell ano pasado tonic parte en- 10
juegos, ganando seis y perdien-
do tres. lie lanz6 a 342 bateado-
res y les permiti6 I'm promedio
de 263.
La gaceta., 1939-02-14
IA aACETE

ma de primer orden. La mejor
tenida por ell Brooklyn desde
1884, cuando 20 jugaba con los
CARDINALS. Larry MacPhail
Guiere un team que game y 10
tendra.
ME dieron Ell trabajo y me
ordenaron TRAFALGAR, 10 que ven
90 haci;ndo. 81 me daran ell en-
pleo por otro ano, ESQ depende
de las CIRCUMSTANCES.
''Estimo que Ell Brooklyn ha
hecho muchas cosas buenas por
Mungo y que Sc avendra a razo-
nes."
"Tony Lazzari ha ofrecido
dar al Brooklyn sus mejores es-
fuerzos.
La gaceta., 1939-02-14

dicos Maria de la Cruz habia
leido a wees, como TODD ell
mundo, los anuncios de esas
clinieas misteriosas que AGO.
gen enfermos por una tempo
rada, devolviendolos luego a
su hogan curados de todos los
males ....
Ell riesgo era infinite, puesto
que habria que justificar la au-
sencia de la mujer del diploma
leo ante este y ante los marque-
SEES.
IQue hacer para clio?
La santa Maria de la Cruz ha-
bia ideado tambien una estra-
tagema, atrevida, arriesgada,
mas aGn, arriesgadisima.
Ella misma echaria una car
a al interior, fernando con una
amiga imaginaria, que invitase
La gaceta., 1939-02-14

a pasar a Maria de las Moves
un par de semanas en- una casa
de campo o EN- un pueblecito
cualquiera.
La madre de Celia sufria tam
to o mas que la pobre mujer del
diplomatico.
Y a cada instante, en- sus apar
ties dolorosos, o cuando las dos
mujeres Sc encontraban sofas
junto a la cuna de Celia q. dor
mia, Maria de la Cruz cogiale u
ma mano a la otra y la repetia
estas palabras, en- VOC baja, con
tono de infinita piedad:
IiTen fe, queriia mia! Ten
fe en- Dios y en- los que te quere-
mosl iDioS no puede abando-
nartel
La gaceta., 1939-02-14
CAPITULO X
Ell alma a plUeba

Y Dios, en- efecto, comenz6 a
apiadarse de Maria de las Me
yes.
Con las primeras lluvias de a.
bril-, comenzaron a llegar al pa
lacio de Rio Verde las invitacio-
mes a las partidas de caza a que,
cada aho, sofia asistir don Ro-
dolfo en- union de numerosos a.
riSt6cratas.
Los Rio Verdi. desde tempo
acI stumbraban a
pasar la primavI ra en- varias de
sus fincas par icularmente en-
La FGRfdrroHa, una hermosisi-
ma possession que radicaba en- e.
judicial de Malaga, ex-
La gaceta., 1939-02-14

las de Ia Isla Davis, de Tampa,
con 40 particles ganados y 9
perdidos.
Lakeland Sc encuentra en- Ell
segundo lugar, con Sd y 20;
Plant Park, Tampa, en- tercero,
ION 81 y 80; San Petersburg, %
y 81 Sarasota, 20 y 81, y Clear
water, 7 y AZ.
Gene Busbee es la "estrelle"
m-mero / de la Isla Davis. Bus
bee tiene A victorias y ninguna
derrota.
w. r Marcum, de Lakeland,
figura en- la vanguardia de su
grupo.
La gaceta., 1939-02-14
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DEPORTES
HENRY ARMSTRONG Pc
LEARA CON BOBBY PA
GEO EN- Ia HABANA

Habana, Feb. 14.-El conan
dante jaime Marine, director ge
neral de deportes y ayudante
del coronel Batista, anunci6 a.
yer una pelea entire ell negro
Henry Armstrong, campe6n
mundial del peso weller, Bobby
Pacho, de Los Angeles, para ell
dia a de MARIO, en- ell Estadio
Tropical.
Marine ha logrado que James
J. Braddock, Ell excampe6n del
peso complete, actGe de arbitro
en- ell match.
Armstrong Sc ha comprome-
lido a defender su titulo contra
Pacho.
La gaceta., 1939-02-14
Noicias de PeIota
LOS DODGERS

Ell huevo director de los Dad
gers de Brooklyn, Leo Duroch-
er, manifesto aver que su club,
en- 1889, sera Glen por ciento
mas fuerte que en- la temporada
anterior: mo opino 70 como
Bill Terry, que los Gigantes in
tegran ell 1nico club superior de
la Liga. Los Dodgers han mejo-
RADIO mucho desde la salida de
Grimes, que me dej6 una move
La gaceta., 1939-02-14
Folletin No. 267
La Gaceta
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

mentandO la augusta de la pc.
bre culpable.
Cada dia que pasaba iba an
Sin cesar, la desdichada te-
MIA que esconderse para ocul-
tar su llanto.
Maria de la Cruz, siguien-
do ahora ell drama paso a pa
so, esperaba ell 1ltimo momen
to para jugarse ell TODD por ell
TODD.
Habia pensado algo tragica
mente eXpuesto, pero, de to-
das maneras, 10 Gnico que po-
dia intentarse en- estas circuns
tancias.
En- las planas de los peri6
La gaceta., 1939-02-14

Fred Apostoli ha concedido
iacultades a gu manager, Larry
White, para contratar un match
con Solly Krieger.
White visit6 a Mike Jacobs.
en Red Bank, New Jersey, y ALI
Sc habl6 del combate.
Solly es 81 campeon de la Also
ciaci6n Nacional de Boxeo J
White Apostoli de la Comisi6n
Atletica del Estado de N. York.
Cast todos los peritos opinion
que ell italiano vencera facilmen
te a Krieger, tan luego Sc metan
los dos en- I'm cuadrilatero.
La gaceta., 1939-02-14
O Los GUANTEs

La situaci6n del peso compile
to ligero sera aclarada por Billy
Conn, seg1n Ell parecere de los
expertos.
Conn peleara con Melio METH
ma, italiano campe6n del estado
de New York, 81 los planes de
Mike Jacobs no fracasan.
Conn ha prometido una visi-
ia a Hollywood y para ALI sal
Ira en- esta semana.
Melio Bettina aceptara un II
mite de IL asaltos a su match
con Billy, segdn Sc afirma.
Jacobs desea efectuar la pelea
tn ell mes de mayo y va Sc men,
ciona, como fecha probable, ell
dfa IL de lse mes.
La gaceta., 1939-02-14

John Henry Lewis, ell negro
campe6n de las IT'S libras para
la Association Nacional de Bo-
xeo, Sc baitra con Dave Clark,
companero de practicas de Jose
Luis, en- Chicago, ell dia "a de
MARIO.
La intencion es enfrontar al
triunfador con ell vencedor en-
81 match Con--Bettina y decidir
la corona mundial.
La gaceta., 1939-02-14
queses, ell letrero en- tinta ddEa-
da: -
VhoS del ercelentiSimO senior
marques de Rio Verde.
B ALI

Como vOsotros perteneceis~
a la humildad felG y radiante
que disfruta de la juventud Y
del amor, y tn madre y yo somOs
va dos r~espetables carcanhales,
vamos a marcharnos a Malaga,
ala Fanfdrrond, a dar un Wis
tazo a las vihas y las huertas..,
Y 20, seguramente, saldre de
excursion y de caza con varios
amigos, por las campihas de Cor
doba y Seyilla. ..-habia dicho Ell
marques una mahana.
La marqueSa asinti6.
Los dos esposos sentian Ia nos
de sus largas psrmaAsa.
La gaceta., 1939-02-14
FTRMARON

Con los Yankees firmaron a.
yer los novatos Charles Keller,
un notable jugador de la Liga In
ternacional; Walt Judnich, del
Kansas City, y Marvin Bruer,
de la misma novena.
La gaceta., 1939-02-14

Por ST. pelea con Apostoli, Bill
ly Conn recibi6 $f0,467.
Els la bolsa mayor de las ga
nadas por 81 en- su corta carrera.
La gaceta., 1939-02-14

Lewis pesaba ms de 100 IL
bras Ell dfa de su combate con 10
) Luis; pero no lie sera difici
bajar de nuevo su peso a las ITS
La gaceta., 1939-02-14
NOTAS SOCIALN
Bale de CGrnaVal

BGue de CGTnGUGL
Lo anuncia para Ell sabado Ia
prestigiosa sociedad Unione tia
Llama, de la cual es presidente
Ell querido amigo Vicente Guas-
tella.
La Secci6n de Recreo, presi-
Ida por Mario Pullara, prepa-
a un programa especial.
Iremos dando detalles. Toca-
an dos excelentes o%rquestas.
La gaceta., 1939-02-14

Concerto
Ell microbes Sc verificara Ell
concerto de la notable pianista
Poldi Mildner, en- ell auditorio
lei institute Hillsborough, ba-
lie Seminole Heights.
Sc habia dicho que ell concier-
70 Sc Cfreceria ell dfa Is, pero %
impidi6 ell NAL estado de salud
de la Sra. Mildner.
Els una pianista de grandes
m6ritos y patrocina su concerto
la Association Civica musical de
Tampa.
La gaceta., 1939-02-14
de San Jose

Cabaret de San Jose
Ell Centre Espanol celebrara
ST. cabaret annual de San Jose, en-
ell palacio de la Septima aveni-
da, ell dfa Is de MARIO.
La seccion de recreo prepare
atracciones especiales.
Sc anuncia para Ell dia Is de
abril la gran fiesta annual de pri
mavera, bajo Ell p~atrimonio de la
Secci6n de Propaganda, preside
da por ell amigo Jose Gutierrez.
La gaceta., 1939-02-14
LOS TAMPENOS A la CA
BEZA DE L ALICIA

A la cabeza de la Liga de Ten
mis- Sc encuentran hoy 10 STEMS
La gaceta., 1939-02-14
I'm NueUO Local

I'm NueVO Local
Dentro de pocos dias abrira
en- su nuevo local de la Gale 81
y Michigan, Ell conocido conner
ciante Tony Labruzzo.
Necesitaba un espacio mayor,
para ampliar su negocio de pes
caderia, y 10 ha comprado.
Muchos exitos lie deseamos.
La gaceta., 1939-02-14
MejoradO

MejOrGdO
: Continua mejorando nuestro
estimado compahero Alfredo
Montoto, recluido en- ell sanato-
rio del Centre Espanol.
lie asiste ell ilustre c~irujano
DR.. Winton.
Amigos y familiares lie visi-
tan diariamente.
La gaceta., 1939-02-14
LA GACETA

a ueriodico en- idiomA ESpanol
de mas circulation en- Tampa
La gaceta., 1939-02-14

La Verbend
Trabajan con ell mayor EMU
siasmo las comisiones de La Yer
bena del Tabaco.
Solicitan Ell dinerO para las
grandes fiestas que Sc celebra-
ran en- Ell parque de Cuscaden,
los dias 81 de MARIO Y IL de a.
bril-.
Vendran de Cuba notables ar
tistas y ell escenario Sc levantara
frente a la glorieta.
Seguiremos dando detalles.
La gaceta., 1939-02-14

victoriano Manteiga, Editor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-05
FOR LIGHTS
Is SENT TO COUNCIL

Literally hoping TO throw some
light on the street they occupy.
officials of firms located on East
z st, between 10Th and 18th, To-
day appealed to Utilities Commits
sioner Ira DAWSON for aid
Officials Of seven firms in that
vicinity filed the application. TO
bring 10 the commissioners at
tention the total absence Of street
lighting IN the district.
The street is fully occupied on
both sides by operating concerns.
and lights are badly needed to dis
courage proving As much A. for
the safety and convenience Of the
pubic" The petition was signed
BY the Gerrish Machinery Co. the
Fisk foundry. the Nelson Boiler
and Tank Co. the Star Iron and
Steel Co. the Coast sash and Door
Co. the Pacific Mutual Fuels. Inc.
and the Western F1bre Furniture
company.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-05
People In
The Meus

Gen. Francisco Franco has af-
firmed the Falangist Spanish Fas-
cisD party as the sole political
party in Spain and personally as
sumed its supreme leadership. He
called the party the permanent
guardian Of the eternal values OF
the fatherland, which has been the
inspiration and base OF the new
Spanish state" .. Warner Broth
ers motion picture studio an
nounced that John Garfield Will
star in a new anti-dictator film,
Underground" controversial
story dealing with the undercover
movement in Germany to over
throw Hitler. The studios Con
LESSONS OF a Nszi Spy" has
crossed $4,000. 900. -.
Queen Elizabeth celebrated her
39th birthday at Balmorsl, Scot
land. coinciding with the 25th an
niversary Of Britain's entry into
the World war. She spent the day
IN the wooded seclusion OF Bal
moral castle. where she is vsca-
tioning with the king and Prin-
cesses Elizabeth and Margaret
Rose Hunter and Humphrey
Moody, young brother pilots who
set a new endurance record for
light planes three days ago, still
circled above the Springfield. ILL.,,
airport, determined. they said. 10
break the sustained flying records
for all types OF planes.
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Grand Old Victor!

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sseh lims Adams rssfk1e1 Mn
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- nd Aaxms 5oesat ~ pelf1ss
shs ~ssshs ~ ~ ex<Fstss ~ ~
he k~ek fss = vsfssat Adams
Keeps shs horse N ~ ssiinpsNa
him IN sircis n ths eaA n : ye>s.
When vixxer n ~ tenxsf snie
10 salislax he foss snd he1t Ihem
nasss befii ~ rsfirsst ~ vntsi
Eh<n hs'fI ~ sliswsa - ~ WRIST
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MORE TACOMA
AWARDS GIVEN

Eight asofs names sess Frcom.
aenasa Friday ~ fhs cemmitsss
Of eoa. erpanisasiee ssedsstins
campaign 10 essnsiff TIE ely
- ~ofthy a. receiving awards ~
merst. They tncisaas
Tarnma pn1i Mart. nnslon Way
exterior ~ building r2lAtea
n &. Elliott loss Esss aiss At.
seflnlsAsd house recommended ~
Hswthnrns improvement otah
G. a. DAVIS asis Esst q 81.
painted homes exterior. inssrtns
decorating recommended ny Mrs
r Thsralsnn
Rsh<st =. psdas. ssls M rsrs
ave. painted house recommended
~ rsfk Ave and 80 I'D ~ Inn
rrexensni club
J. a. Roberts. 1919 80 Adams
= painted exterior recommend
ed nv General Paint Co
Lillian ". yuneksr. hipss No. q
At. painted exteflaf recommend
cd by General Faint ca
Harry Trewsck. a7o ~ , n
painted exterior recommended ~
General Paint Co.
Rudolph johnson. AIS No goth
81. recommended hy General
Paint Co. bull, nsw houses NJ gsin
No, Cheyenne ~ and asia No
2plh st.
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Mrs. EDWARD A. HANSEN

Last rites for Mrs Ethel Mar
garet Hansen, 30, vino died Thurs
day At her home RI 4. Box Tis-A
tGehfing road will he held Sat
urday. p. M from the G. o.
Lynn chapel Rev csri y Rydsll
viii officiats. the services being
followed by lnterment in Tacoma
cemetery. Born in Seattle, she
was moved 10 Tacoma when hut
two months old. and mas resided
here since that time shs vas a
member Of the Nsighbofsbf Wood.
craft No. i5s and il survived by
her husband. Edward A, three
sons. Edward Alvin. William Allan
and Steven John. two daughters.
AaTforie Alice and Beatrice Car
rine. all Of the home. two broth
ere. RsnsfOud W. Culver. Milton.
and George NJ ~ GehrinR road
three sister Mrs. Mary Blauyel,.
Milton Mrs.. Carrine stsnberg and
Ara nsuds Cneve. both Of Dssh
Point