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La gaceta., 1939-07-27
La Gaceta Folletin No. 4O6
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.


mi, Maria?...
La mujer lanz6 ahora un
"lOh!" que la estremeci6 de
pies a cabeza, al tempo que Sc
tapaba la cara con las manos.
Miguel comprendi6 la horri
Bile vision que pasaba por. los
ojos de su amante en- este ms
tante.
Era. ell abandono del mari
do, con ell que habria venido a
Barcelona a sabe los que a.
suntos; era la claudicaci6n de
su condici6n de gran sonora
que olvida los Convencionalis-
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sacado del box por los Piratas,
el dta 6 de Julio.

El pitcher venezolano Alejan
dro Carrasquel, que viste ell uni
forme de los Senadores, siendo
ell primer venezolano pelotero Ell
las Ligas Grandes, fue obsequia
do con un radio, I'm reloj de pull
sera y una maleta de viaje por
una delegation de venezolanos
residences en- New York. Est
sc hizo en- ell sgundo juego de-
A de Julio, en- Yankee Stadium.
Carrasquel hubo de ser presen-
tado al p1blico por ell Consul de
Venezuela.
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Quiere Pitchem

Ell joven Comiskey podra lle-
gar a ser P~residente, pero aho-
ra sus deseos Sc concentran en-
.llegar a pitchear de las Mayo
res. Chuck, como 10 llaman
sus amigos intimos, es ell pitch
err estrella del team de su High
School. Todcs los fines de sema-
ma, cuando los Medals Blancas
Sc encuentran en- Chicago, Sc lie
We aparecer con un uniforme, e
numero IS en- la espalda, y ira
bajar con ell cuerpo de pitchers.
Lo que menos piensa es en- sen
Presidente del club.
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"JONRRONES"

Liga Americana Foxx, Red
Sox, %; Grenberg, Detroit, Is;
Red Sox, is; Gordon,
Yankees, Is; Selkirk, Yankees,
Is; Dickey, Yankees, Is.
Liga Nacional: Mize, CarGe-
males, 10; OFT, Gigantes, IT;
Camilli, Dodgers, Is; McCor-
mick, Reds, Is; lombard, Reds
ID.
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CARRERAS EMPUJADAS

Liga Americana Williams,
Red Sox, "a; Walker, White
Soxx, II; Greenberg, Tigres,
IA.
Liga Nacional: Mccormick,
Reds, rs; Bonura, Gigantes, 81;
Camilli, Dodgers, 62.
La gaceta., 1939-07-27

Dizzy Dean sali6 de Ia DOG
house" para darle una victoria a
los Cubs, de 1912.
Toler6 a los Dodgers cincor
hits, Ell primero de los cuales lie
fue descargado en- Ell quinto in
ming. Reapareci6 Dean en- Ell
"diamante" luego de que fuera
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o Los muchachos del Boston d.
vidieron honores en- ell doble jue
go de aver tarde con las Medals
Blancas de Chicago al conquis-
tar una victoria de SIS, en- ell Sc
gundo desafio, despues de ha-
Der salido derrotados en- Ell pri-
nero con anotaci6n de 81. Bri-
llante result6 ell pitching de Bill
Dietrich, Y "Gee-Gee" Walker
descarg6 cuatro hits en- cinco
excursiones al plato.
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Lynn Nelson para alcanzar una
facil victoria de go sobre elPhi-
ladelphia, con Al Milnar en- 81
box, que solo consinti6 ocho hits
FL Detroit obtuvo un triunfo
dc 81 sobre los Senadores de
Washington, con Buck Newsom
en- ell box. lie batearon seis hits.
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LA GACETA

81 peri6dico en- idioma EspaRol
de mas circulation en- Tampa
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Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
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BEPORTES

CON Ell BATE
Y LA %
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Subscription semanal: 20 ct'.
1908 Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
Telefono Y 1892
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Los Indios del Cleveland pc
garon II hits a Nelson Potter y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09
MARkI>G A MANS LETTER
PAPER

Dear Mrs Post: VIII you please
tell me whether writing paper
marked John David Buckley and n
fun address is wrong TO be used
both for writing 10 friends and for
scmlhuslness correspondence My
wife thinks this paper should In
elude my title Mr." just As hers
includes Mrs"
Answer When woman pre-
fixes Mrs" or Miss" 10 her name
at the head Of her writing paper
to be used for business or semi
business purposes. this name and
title must be followed with fun
post office address. This style Of
lettcfhead Is not correct Tor social
correspondence. A doctor or pro-
feSsor also preftNes these titles be-
fore his name under the same cir
cumstancss. but Mr." is incorrect
Paper for social use. whether for
a woman or a man. should be
marked with her or his initials OF
merely the house number and street
possibly the town. but no name
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IMPACT OF LIFE HARD
ON ISOLATED CHILD

Net a. hong ago ! listened 10 .
mother tel about her boy. be was
about nine. ! think. handsome
fellow vita gentle ways and yet
anything bat = slssy. she said
rather positively that shs had KEEP,
him o. himself. and by himself. for
years. and even after he started to
school he played alone.
sxid nothing. but was think
ina much. The way 20 prepare FOR
llfe IL 10 live, Is my cFsdo for
children as well a. adults.
The glass-case idea works In
some ways 10 advantage. no doubt,
but a plant In = greenhouse. shell
tered and cultivated IN ideal ensi-
ronfent. becomes sensitive.
This Is the way ! feel about
children. too. think they need to
know what other youngsters are
thinking and doing. They need to
hold their own. They need 10 learn
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TINS
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thsy bad left OF 10 years ago :
Could abr D. happy without the
excitement os a downtown office
without money q her o4En which
she could spena As u suited her
YEARLY. she laid her head
against the hack q the chair No,
that wasn't the answer II might
have been 10 years ago. but not
now Shs and Dan loved each
other. she bad never wanted any
other man. Surely they could find
a middle ground which would hold
the old happy eompanionship.
What had Dan said , She had
told him he was a splneless worm
who never turned. How could she
have been 50 rude and cruel He
said that he had wanted 10 turn
for a long time and now she had
made 1t easy for him. But he
hadn't meant il. They would laugh
az the quarrel and forget il.
Marians eyes closed. the long
dark lashes making smudges on
her white cheeks. She slept. hud-
died uncomfortAbly In the big
chair. At the sound Of voices In
the hall. she sat up straight.
Randy and Dolly-it must be late.
What was she doing there in the
big chair? Remembering. she
quietly went TO bed. Everything
would be better in the morning.
Breakfast was tense meal, Dan
speaking politely when necessary,
offering nothing. Marian did not
touch her breakfast. She drank
three cups OF black coffee and let
II go at that.
Passing Dolly's door on the way
out, she stopped. Hello, Dolly.
oh, hello. l didn't see Dan GO
down" So Dan was that low IN
spirit, too low for a greeting to
Dolly.
/ Il guess he was in a hurry.
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F Everything went wrong a. the
osfies that morning sally HiAke
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cd and faded
Sally ehirpea. did you have q
nice weekend. Mrs. HarkneSss~
Marian stopped a. her desk.
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nice 49, how many years -
Twelve"
Gracious"
Marian went on. more jaded
than ever. sally's Gracious" had
definitely put her in the middle
aged class.
Mr.. Fellows nodded without his
usual smile and Marian's mind
fled back over Saturdays work.
Had she forgotten something For
once. II did not seem to matter.
Continued on Page S. Column s.
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-Laslsa II waii.1E hers isst
10 stFis yus4ss TEN waiting fos
A maternity fsurk hats smart
arr young nezs - a.. Anne
Adams Pattern szTt Is 80 pTac-
tea. for u makes e separate
ianEsF snanek too Ths wrap
around skiFt has adisAstAhle bat.
tpns 81 tns salsihAnd me top
= yoksa straight across in back
and curves h~cominEiy Ia front.
alta eoaceAlinE gathered fuilnsss
below Wouldn't the collar and
cuffs hs fresh in light coatrast
with lace edgsngr or make the
sleeves long and fun
Pattern 4z7l - available N
mlN-s and womeus sizes Is. IS.
20. 50. -. -. 40. a.. - and 80.
sizes 30. dress. takes 5iz yards
3s-inch fabric. a yard contrast
and % yards lace edging smocE.
s. yards 55-ineh fabric
Send fifteen cents li5c) In coins
for this Anne Adams pattern.
Write plainly SIZE. NAME. AID
DRESS and STYLE NUMBER
Your clothes express your per
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Get Anne Adams New Pattern
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Afternoon" and little evening
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wardrobes for coed and tod
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II you're not using Il. sell 1t with
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CHILD HAS RIGHT
To k>ow TRUE WORLD

but even this may be safe enough
II the boy or earl happens 10 be 50
decsn, and fine that such WAYS
disgust him. he won't select any
from this type to pal with but viii
lnssinetiscly turn 10 others.
Al any rate. the child has some
right to witness the world when he
Is young. and the world is made
up of all kinds OF people. To keep
him away from IL Mi means that
some day he win be so curious and
- excited by repression suddenly
removed. he may 40 To dangerous
extremes OF behavior that viii cost
n tragic price. And the impact Of
stronger wills than his viii find
him defenSeless.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09

hoa 10 rkposs The kes; ef ali their
acquaintance 10 be their eic@e
ff4snds.
h IA not loo bad II = child has
10 struggle 10 Assp hls feet. some
times his adswfsaFies Viii 10 sor-
thy opponcnts and often they viii
not flus al any rate the child who
mixes with ether children VIII learn
that others arc net always fair.
Through this. he learns 10 SC, a
yslus On apuaFe-dssling himself.
II Is quite true that evil CONF
pAnions corrupt good manners. and
a. true that everyone should have
an eye open for tho company he
kssps, Pew children can mix long
or intimately with such a crowd
and escape sone scr; OF faint him
.eif
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than the empty form q this par
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Good Taste
Today

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09
Any Girl As Good AS
Her Male Associate


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Popular Recipes

A ass q SPICE often takes ihs
mlnd eff lsss pleasant thlaEs.
That's say these dlshss belong IA
ths menus 81 sedas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09

Answers to Test Questions

Below arc the answers 10 test
questions printed on the editorial
page;
1. Irish Sea.
?. Forge.
5. Cotton.
4. General Edward Brsddock.
8. Forty watts per hour.
6. Charles Dickens.
7. Central America.
s. 1m'-po-tent; not im-po'-tent.
.. The chagres.
10. Zero.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09

CHICO. Cal. - Lilies Of the
Forest" are being grown from s
to 10 feet in height. A stepladder
is necessary to reach them on the
stalk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09
ToaosRow.x MINI

nnEAkFAsT Grapefruit juice,
Philadelphia ssfappls. apple NUT.
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Apple Nufflns
MAKES about 40

Two cups flour. teaspoon salt.
Z tablespoons sugar, apple slices.
, tablespoons butter or other shor-
tsring, ] cup chopped apple. = cup
milk. eggs. cinnamon.
SIN flour. salt. baking powder
and hair the sugar together. Cut
In the butter, then add chopped
apples. Beat eggs well. add milk.
and gradually add flour mixture.
Drop into CREASED muffin pans.
Place sllce OF apple on each muf-
I'm and sprinkle with the remain
ing sugar. Add a busting of Gin
namon to each ard bake IN hot oven
ttoo deg. p from 20 to Is min
utes.
Here's a recipe for breakfas,
when IT'S Geld outside.
Philadelphia Scrapple
Lean fresh pork on bone, guar,
pork broth. cup corn meal. pow.
dered sage. salt and pepper TO taste
Buy enough pork on bone so that
the meat when cooked viii weigh a
pound without the bone. Boil pork
until tender and easily removed
from bone. Remove fat from mea,
and grind meat fine. Remove bone
from broth and when cool, skim
eff fat. For each quart of broth
allow I cup cornmeal. Cook corn.
meal TO mush In broth and add
ground meat. powdered sage and
seasoning. Mold in bread pan, slice
and fry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09

nsss Msss Grey Csn yuu tell
sns about Tho Aiasseh Family pro-
Essn that substituted fer The Jack
fsenay program during Tbs summer
fssosshss llksd that psoErsm and
snald Ike 10 knoe n ne ~isi hear
4 again BETTY.
Ths Aidrseh Family VIII begin
hsoaaessssnE On Oct 10. over
koMo 1T y. N. Kara Stone will
carry en a. Henry Aidrish. the
rlslnsixs American youth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09

tins. coffee usisk.
LUNCHEON Frief tomatoes
crisp bacon. hard rolla, chocolate
cup cakes. tea. milk
DINNER Boiled beef tongue.
hofsssaeiish sauce, parsley poiA-
ices, buiieTed beet greens. Waldorf
salad, apricot souffls. coffee. milk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09

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81 ~ yL
High Srheol &stsi
Dear M~s uwx ! ssn . soanr
klsh s<hapi siss skse<n. .Aa rw-
centls intfoa1esa . sssi TREAD -
H. xsvsa VI boys and xifas 60
SaiA.
kss has ssvn hew ns<s they ell
tfx&s ne ard nou she ~ bringing
IN h<r s,ssxf and u f.ssnklnx ca her
SISTERS going VITA any boy frssnd
so -'ff~<x<~ me out. No, cniy that.
tas go hrUks ur snofhsf eeuras
fn . very unfsss uxy.
kascaid 70 cut with them when
fe<1 J sm not waniea o. what
e6oszid I aAs MICKEY.
Don't tsks spasf s'cuaE rivals loo
s<skeasis. n sna are s<nxihss sns;
refuse b vi thsa lofh~f you. they
~pont ~ shis "a CAUSE yon any sn-
hsppanees. The tfeaasae with yea 81
this time lies In the FACT that you
ere taking year younx affairs too
oex3oakly.
Learn 10 laaxA eff other wem~n
Who e<em 10 be potential rivals.
You ~lfi need 10 knew this. Cor you
~ali hsss some when sna ret older
that viii cause yen far more sn.
hsrpIness than any other young
ezsi ever d1d.
Evening star., 1939-07-15

zenship, as 1t has been in the past,
want to see home ownership con-
tinue the backbone of our national
housing policy.
do the reformers really want to
wipe out slums or do they want pri-
marily to spend money to build
houses, carry out pet schemes and
possibly effect political control of
property management? Is there
just one answer for those who are
so unfortunate that they cannot
aspire to home oWnership-viz, to
take millions and millions of dollars
out of the Federal Treasury to build
large apartment projects? I think
not. Study should be given to the
question of whether we could not
find more widespread and sound
remedies in repairing and modern
izing existing properties for the eco
nomically unfortunate, and in zon-
ing, city planning and a public policy
which has co-ordinated goal.
"Superhighways around cities and