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Chamberlain said concessions
could be discussed only when the
certainty existed that aggressive
designs had been renowned.
But, he added. other people did
not trust Germany's profession OF
peaceful intentions.
Chamberlain strongly defended
the governments attitude toward
negotiations to bring Soviet Rus
STA into the European anti-aggres-
sion front. asserting Britain was
fully aware of the Importance Of
such a move, and declaring a
reciprocal agreement with Moscow
was the intention Of the cabinet.
Lloyd George Displeased
Chamberlain faced house
whose labor and liberal members,
and many of whose conservatives
demanded that he make an agree
ment at once to bring Soviet Rus
STA fully into its security front"
AS he spoke. the Russian ambas-
sador had just visited the foreign
office to deliver his governments
rejection of Britain's latest pro-
possls.
David Lloyd George, liberal
leader and war time minister, said
of the Russian situation:
For months we have been star
ing this powerful gift horse in the
mouth =. what is the good of this
political snobbery, which only
wants help from the proletaria'
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Continued From Page one)
ma Business and Professional Wom-
ems club. The response for the state
federation was given by Miss
Clara Narum. Aberdeen, first vice
president.
Trip 10 Bridge
Reports from officers and rep
resentatives took up most of the
remaining time of the morning ses-
sion. Panel sessions and other
reports were on the afternoon pro-
gram. At 4:30 4 trip WAS sched-
uled to the site Of the Narrows
bridge.
The Treasure Island" dinner is
to be served at $50, with the
Seattle club acting as hostesses.
Mrs. Myrtle r. johnson. first vice
president of the Seattle club. 10
banquet chairman, assisted by Miss
Eva Chambers. favors; Miss Lulu
Fairbanks. table decorations; Miss
Florence Mckay, in charge of
stunts and menus; Mrs. Winifred
McDermott, chairman of hostesses |;
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-20
SPAIN

In Madrid Gen. Francisco Franco
reviewed a victory parade Of Ma
tionalist troops. with Italian and
German units leading the march,
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in tribute 10 the aid given the Ma
tionalists by those countries during
the civil war.
The foreign troops are schea-
uled to return home Immediately
but, until they leave-snd after
ward - both Britain and France
must be concerned over the future
international position Of strategic
Spain.
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BERLIN-A source close to
the Nazi government said to-
day that anything England can
do to bring about the readjust-
ment, of which Prime Minister
Neville Chamberlain spoke In
the house of commons. will be
welcomed by Germany"
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50 Clubs Represented at
WOmen'S Convention Here

Miss Sue Mitchell, in charge Of
costumes, and Miss Elizabeth Ska
gerberg, programs. Mrs. Sibylla
M. storrs, composer of the WASH
ington State Federation song,
"Oh, Washington, My Washing
ton," wrote the Seattle clubs stunt.
Serve ~ "Co-Pirates"
Mrs. Eva Barclay Taylor and
Mrs. Nell Laws will be "co-pirates"
in charge OF navigation, charged
with keeping the ship rolling
along" Mrs. Winifred McDermott,
hostess and hospitality chairman.
will have the following hostesses
reporting TO her: Mrs. Florence
Wiltsie. president of the Seattle
University District club; Miss Har-
riet Pugsley, Miss Lulu Fairbanks,
Miss Nell Horrell. Miss Nell Marks,
Mrs. Leslie Mason, Miss Helen
Donavan, Miss M. Snowden Reed,
the Misses Isabel Grant, Florence
Mckay, Sue Mitchell. Villa Brock,
Eva Chambers, Martha Hague, and
Mesdames Pearl E. Pontius, Min
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IVA GENERAL COUNSEL
SENT TO BONNEVILLE

WASHINGTON - Secretary of
the Interior Harold L. Ickes APP
pointed James Lawrence Fly. gen.
eral counsel of Tennessee Valley
authority, as acting general coun-
sci of Bonneville Dam authority.
Fly, who has obtained a leave
Of absence from iva, succeeds
John C. Fischer, who will con-
tinue to serve on the Bonneville
project as special counsel. Fly,
who will go to Portland headquar-
tiers of the Bonneville project,
played a prominent part in Twas
successful defense against court
attacks of private utilities.
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ROSE SHOW TO
Be June 1920
Delay Annual Event
In Order to Have
T. A. Kirk Here

TAcoma's annual Rose show viii
be held later In the season than
usual this year. it was announced
today. In order that national lead
era Of American Rose society may
be present to act A. judges.
Show dates are June 10 and 20.
This will enable +. Allen Kirk
of Virginia. president Of the ma
tionai society. and r. Marion
Hatton of Pennsylvania, secre-
tary. To be present and pass judy
ment on local blooms.
Tacoma Rose society will meet
Monday at 9 p. m. at Hotel VIM
throp.
J. r. Middleton, Seattle. will
speak on "Care Of Roses for Dis
play and on Exhibition" Middle
ton u q member Of the committee
on rules and awards. American
Rose society, and consulting rosar-
ion for the nation on rose culture.
The June show will be held at
Wells hall, No. Sd and X sta.
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ME Eberle Smith, Anna Howe,
Marguerite Ruffcorn, Grace De-
Mara, and Gertrude Hazlett. all
of Seattle. There will be seven
stunts: "Cannabal Act" Aberdeen;
Treasure Chest" Renton; Jolly
Pirates" Longview; sailors
Landing Party" Bremerton; Gold
Diggers of 1880" Pasco; Robin
son Crusoe and Man Friday" Ev-
erett, and walking the Plank"
Seattle.
Mrs. Mildred Stewart is in
charge of the Tacoma committee
assisting. Her committee members
are Mrs. Maude Hubert. Miss
Hilda Left. and Mrs. Cora Long.
Valley Luncheon
At the valley of the Mountain"
luncheon Friday noon, Puyallup
and Sumner clubs were co-host-
esses. Mrs. Elsie McVey, Long
view. presided. Miss Amy Llewel-
Ign of Pullman, public affairs
chairman of the national fedora
ton, spoke, her subject being,
1--WE, the People"
Miss Lenore Petrich of Puyallup
was luncheon chairman. Her
committee consisted of the Misses
Kay Vixen. Marjorie Prewitz, and
Lorraine Morash of Puyallup, and
the Misses Jeanette Frasier, Dori:
O'Neil. and Beula Myers of Sum
ner. They carried out the theme
Of the products and resources OF
the valley. There were imperson
atoms by Miss Sylvia Langdon o,
Sumner. and duets by Mrs. F. L
Scheyer and Mrs. c. e. Richie o.
Puyallup. Miss Fannie Stephen
son was chairman of the Tacoms
group which assisted. Her com
mittee members were Mrs. Eliza
beth West and Miss Jaqueline Noel
Sessions will continue Saturday
followed by a banquet in the eve
ming. On Sunday there will be /
boat trip to Bremerton, where tn
navy yard will be visited.
The Home Port" luncheon Sat
urday will have as hostesses mem
bers of the Tacoma unit of or
ganization. DR.. Myrtle Ely will b
| hostess and Miss Clara Narum o
Aberdeen will preside. Mrs. kath
ryn Malstrom will speak on "Th
, Ramparts We Watch" The Che
halls club will be in charge of tn
recess period Saturday afternoon
I The Olympia, Shelton and Long
. beach clubs Were in charge o
Friday afternoons recess.
Only drone bees are allowed I
visit neighboring colonies. Queen
and workers are not accepted out
, side their own colonies.
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Russians Reject
British Proposal
EUROPE

The British house Of commons
approved the governments foreign
policy by a vote of 220 to 96 today,
after hearing Prime Minister
Neville Chamberlain declare Great
Britain was ready to make con-
cessions In the interest Of per-
msnent peace, II Germany would
renounce the use Of force and sg-
gression.
The vote came when commons
rejected a liberal motion to reduce
the foreign office budgetary ap-
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MILLS PRODUCTION
62.7 PCT. AVERAGE

Mills in Washington and Ore
gon, which reported to the West
Coast Lumbermen's association for
the week ending May 13. produced
97.175,954 board feet of lumber.
At the rate of cutting at the re-
porting mills. the entire industry
produced 62.7 per cent Of its aver
age weekly cut during 1926-1929.
The new business reported taken
last week by the 143 mills was
LOG. PTS, 457 board feet. Shipments
were 95,655,654.
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Only drone bees are allowed to
visit neighboring colonies. Queens
and workers are not accepted out
side their own colonies.
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STADIUM HIGH SAHASA
CLUB NAMES OFFICERS

To head the Sahasa club, Sta
dunn high Girl Reserves organiza-
ton, Betti Siegle, daughter Of the
late Mayor John c. Siegle, was
elected at recent meeting. Ruth
Taylor was named vice president,
Margaret Ryan, secretary, and
Edith Hagberg, reelected to the
post Of treasurer. Retiring Off
GERS include Emma Lue Beardsley,
president: Ellen Swanson, vice
president, and Betti Collier. secre-
tary.
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FULL SUIT FASHIONED
FOR AIR RAID SAFETY

JOHANNESBURG. South Africa
"A complete A. R. p. suit, which
gives the wearer immunity from
gas, can be bought from . shop
here for 500. Gray IN color 1t 10
made Of fine texture rubber and
looks like q divers suit. Stout rub
Der boots and heavy gauntlets are
fitted to the suit by gas-tight
joints A hood protects the head
and neck.
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preparation by $500 technical
motion which permitted a test of
confidence in the cabinet.
Chamberlain, in an important
resume of foreign policy. defended
the cabinets program against
biting liberal and labor attacks.
He said Britain would refuse to
buy peace at the price of conces-
sions leading only to further de-
mands by the totalitarian powers.
Russia Says "No"
Chamberlain again expressed
strong hope for cooperation with
Soviet Russia, but said nothing
which could be construed as going
beyond Britain's latest proposal
which Russia rejected today.
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provided we do not rub shoulders
with them ?"
Mai. Clement Attlee, labor party
leader, supported Lloyd George.
La gaceta., 1939-07-28

pensar que 20 estaba en- la ms
ma ciudad donde estabais vo-
sotros, y que me iba a marchur
sin veros! T..
isl tai hubieras hecho. ell
yo te hubi6ramos odialo Y re-
, pudiado siemprel Pero td no
podias haeer ESQ.
mo, no podia, no habiera
podidol En- vano, la voz de mi
raz6n me ha estado diciendo to.
da la noche que debia verta. -,
que no debia tampoco yer a
nuestro hijo, aunque para clio
ms tuviera que romper ell Pc
eho; ipero TODD ha sido initi,.
TODD. todo todo!... iCuando 70
he visto esta mahana la luz del
nuevc dia, he sentido una rsb;a
horrible, una sed feroz de ver,e
Miguel, de verte con mis- ojos,
La gaceta., 1939-07-28

~ de yer y estrechar contra mi
ccraz6n a nuestro hijo! ~ por
ESQ he vsnido!..
All, Maria Mai -dijo a.
hora ell comandante volviendo a
abr1zar a IA mujer con ternura
mefab.s y acar.ciandole la fren-
tie. iAi quiero 70 verte!."
Porque oyendote hablar de este
modo, y sintiendo sangrar tn
coraz6n, parece que Sc acerca
mas al mio... He sufrido tanto,
tanto, tanto, sin TIL. iY sufro
tanto todaviai &c. Pero, no, no,
pueds ser: dime tt que no pue-
de ser, dime til que til tampoco
podlas separate va nunca de
nosotros!.. Maria :, va te llama
e5- hiJo %nuestro, csc pobre hijo
nuestro cue 81 to no te quadas
con nosotros, no eonocera nun.
La gaceta., 1939-07-28

precise que yo 10 divide TODD por
nuestro hijo y por ii, 20 te ODE
deere! iPero antes de contes-
tar, piensa que mi vida y mi
destino dependen de 10 que ID
me digas!
Ell eomandante respondi6 vi
visimamente:
u C6mo?,.. IPero dudas un
.instante que tn vida y tn gloria
.estan a nuestro lado, Maria?...
jC6mo me quieres?... IC6mo
ncs quieres, entonces? IA que,
81 no, vienes ahora a mi lado?...
-lQue como os quiero?.. 4.
icon toda mi alma l.. ~ porque
os quiero con toda mi alma es
por 10 que he dudado hasta aqui
y he vacilado en- huir contigol...
Y por ESQ vengo a tn lado y al
suyo, porque me ha dado horror
La gaceta., 1939-07-28

Pero 81 la apremi6 sorprendi-
do por aquella actitud de su a.
mantle:
Como es ESQ, Maria?...
q Aun no has vencido tus escrl-
pulos estGpidos?... Entonces...
ipara que me has buscado?..
lie he buscado... porque 10
he podido resistir al deseo de
verte, de yer a nuestro hijo!...
D6nde esta?
ii va 10 veras mas tardel An
ties quiero que me digas, que me
%jures, que no has de volver a
separate de nosotros, Maria.
5iTen piedad de mi, Miguel!
Escucha, no te exaltes, no tie a.
p~asiones! i0yeme con calma 81
til crees que no debemos sepa-
rarnos...; 81, a pesar de todas
mis- reflexiones, I'd crees que es
La gaceta., 1939-07-28

cuanto ambos traspasaron el
umbral, y corri6 la faleba.
En- seguida despoj6se de 81
CORA militar, y cogi6 a Maria
las manos con passion, dieiendo,
en- una catarata de palabras:
-i Bien, Maria, escdchame,
explicamel.. t.. Has venido ano-
che a Barcelona, no es ESQ?
-Si-contest6 ella con los o.
JOS muy abiertos.
y me has buscado..., por-
que has comprendido, al fin,
que 20 llevaba la raz6n, iver-
dad?... que a pesar de todos tus
cargos, de todas tus reflexiones,
hay algo en- nuestra vida que es-
Ia por encima de todos los debe-
res, mo es verdad?...
Maria de las Moves baj6 la
cabeza, aplastada.
La gaceta., 1939-07-28

Los Tigres empezarcn a alta
car desde temprano para apun-
.arse una victoria sobre los Sc
: dores del Washington 81, con
Paul Trout en- ell box.
Solo 5 hits lie pegaron. FL De-
.trvit inici6 un rapido ataque $ :
5re Walter Masterson, hacienda
siete carreras en- dos inning
v dos tercios. Interviinieron tri-
pies de Burney McCoskey, Ben
Mccoy, Hank Greenberg y Bir-
die Tebetts. Alex Carrasquel
sustituy6 a Masterson y lie pc
garon tres hits en- ell resto del
desafio. La dnica anotac:6n del
Washington Sc llev6 a efecto
per triple de Mickey Vernon y
single de Tony Giulianis.
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CON Ell BATE
Y LA PELOTA
(Por Arthur Ojeda)
NUEVA VICTORIA DE DER
RINGER.-JONRON OPOR
TUNO DE PADGETT

Ante $4,000 fanatics alcan-
aaron los Rojos una doble victo-
ria sobre las Abejas de Boston,
con anotaci6n de i y go. Paul
Derringer obtuvo su victoria
LA de la temporada, en- ell pri-
mer desafio, permitiendo soda
mente ocho hits. Tn 'tablazo''
de Bcrdagaray, en- ell onceno epi
sodio del segundo, decidi6 ell .jue
go. Frank Mccormick bate6 su
"hcmer' 16o, en- ell segundo, DIS
cargando un total de cinco hits
en- diez excursiones al plato.
,Anot6 tambien cinco carreras.
La gaceta., 1939-07-28
VENCIERON LES MARINE.
RIOS DE CLEARWATER

La representation de los Ma
rineros de Clearwater tom6 a.
yer parte en- las regatas de
Charleston, S. c., venciendo su
bote Dodo, tripulado por Guy
Roberts y otros.
Roberts hizo ell recorrido con
su bote en- una bora, 81 minutes
y 20 segundos, dos minutes por
delante de blue Nose, de
Clearwater, que termin6 en- Sc
gundo lugar.
Qued6 en- tercer puesto Robin
Matthews y en- cuartO Ted Ka-
, mensky, tambien de Clearwa-
ter.
Toman parte en- la competi-
ci6n varias embarcaciones d,
Charleston.
La gaceta., 1939-07-28

Con dos buenos ataques en- Ell
)etavo Y noveno derrotaron las
Medias Blancas de Chicago a los
Red Sex, FL veterano Clint
Brown, hacienda su aparici0n
80 de la temporada en- alivio,
alcanz6 una victoria para 81
team. Ell score Sc encontr2ba rs
q favor de los del Boston GUAM
do Brown sustituyo a John
(Footsie) Marcum, ell segundo
lanzador en- ell desafio, por las
Medias Blancas, recib.endo 81
credito de la victoria, su octava
en- ell aho.
La gaceta., 1939-07-28
La Gaceta Folletin No. 4O7
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.
La Gaceta

de me ~evas?-pregunt6 ate
rrada.
ia mi hotel IPor que
no?...
Maria de las Moves tuvo un
aturdimiento.
AL lado de Miguel, miranda
aquellos ojos, oyendo la VOC que
rida, no tenia valor para con-
sarle la verdad...
iAdemas, aqui estaba su hi
jol... Ella habia venido a verlo,
guerra verlo, y por NADIA del
mundo renunciaria a estrechar-
10 quiza por Ultima vez entire
sus brazosl..
La gaceta., 1939-07-28
DEPORTES
GREENWOOD HARA FREN-
TIE EN- BENJAMIN FIELD
ARENA
(P0r Arthn1. Ofedal

Cliff Greenwood, cuyas vic
torias sobre Chino Alvarez y
Johnny Dean, en- Benjamin
Field Arena, hace pocas sema-
mas, acrecentaron ell interes por
deporte de los punos, en- esta
ciudad antes del arribo de su o.
ponente.
Ell manager Menendez me CO.
munica que Hoover es ell mejor
"prospecto" de su cuadra de b.
xeadores.
Tommy no es un campeon
ahora," dijo Menendez aver tar
de, hablando con ell promoter La
Marque. Mas yo creo que es SUI
ficientemenete bueno para en-
frentarse Y ganarle a cualquier
weller del pals. FL lunes pasado,
en- Miami, conquist6 una facil
victoria sobre Johnny Dean. Co
nocen ustedes, mejor que 70, la
forma de pelear de Dean. AQui
10 demostr6 con Greenwood.
Lo 1nico que hay que acordar
con respevcto al "bout" Green
wood-Hoover es la duraci6n dc
los asaltos. Menendez y Hoover
insisten en- rounds de a tres mi
nutos, pero Jimmy Gardner, ma
nager de Greenwood, no ha di.
La gaceta., 1939-07-28

FL domingo tendra comienzo
Ia segunda serie de la Liga In
tersocial, con las cuatro move
mas en- magnificas condolences
V muchas caras nuevas en- sus
line-ups.
Todos esperan batallar hasta
10 dltimo para Yer quien sc lie
va por fin ell cato al aqua. Pro-
mete ser una de las series mas
renidas e interesantes de los
campeonatos intersociales.
Mediran sus fuerzas en- ell prl-
mer turno, los muchachcs del
Circulo Cubano, con una move
ma bien reforzada. Despues de
las demostraciones en- los desa-
fios finales de la pasada serie,
& las 6rdenes de JESUS Rodli-
.guez, los muchachoS anhelan ter
minar a la cabeza de las demas
~ncvenas. Los Mambises tendran
lie oponentes a los Loyal Knight
)iloteados por Ralph Fernan :
lez, que daran de ST TODD 10 que
1snen para desquitarse de la a.
TINA derrota sufrida a manos
de los j6venes del Circulo.
En- ell segundo desafio de "a
tarde, los campeones de La pri-
mera serie Sc enfrontardn con
las huestes de Espolita. Ell ma
nager de los Asturianos asegu-
ra que dara muchas sorpresas y
hara pasar muchos sustos a los
peloteros de las otras Dovenas,
en- esta erie. Casares, ell mana
ger de los Italianos, declara que
rcpetira en- esta serie para que
La gaceta., 1939-07-28
LA LIGA INTERSOCIAL Sc
REUNIRA EN- Ell Centric


En- ell Centre Asturiano Sc rsu
Mira hoy, a las ocho de la noch9,
la Liga Intersocial
Elorden del dfa requerira Va
rias horas de labor
Informara ell tesorero de las
actividades de las cantinas des-
de la semana pasada a la fecha.
Cada club Sc halla obligado a
presentar su lista de p~eloteros.
Ruegase la asistencia de to-
das las delegaciones.
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o LOS

La pelea entire Greenwood y
Hoover, aunciada para la sema-
ma que viene, es de POGO interes
para los ciudadanos latinos.
Pero 81 ell empresario sale
bien monetariamente, va procu-
rara otros matches" mejores,
La gaceta., 1939-07-28
Con I'm ~magnffico doble juego dara comienzo el
domingo Ia segunda sene de la Liga Intersocial,
en- Ell terreno de Cuscaden
(Por Arthur Ojeda)

no haya lugar a duda sobre 1Ie
su novena es superior al reslo
de las que integran Ell premio
lntersocial.
~(kpcmfwypaj OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ell primer desafio empezara a
la / 80 p. M, y Sc terminara a
las $40, dando comienzo ell Sc
gundo a las 3.55 p. m, para fl
nalizar a las 6 100 p. m.
Charlie Allen actuara de ar
bitro detras del home, mientras
Eustasio Alvarez 10 hara en- las
bases.
La gaceta., 1939-07-28

En- un desafio de much5s ba-
azos los Phillis atropellaron a
os Piratas de Pittsburg con SEQ
de 90 para darle a los qua 2
dadores del s6tano la 1nica vic
ria en- la serie de cinco ju-gcs
(. ue f-naliz6.
La gaceta., 1939-07-28
La GACETA

de modo que los fanatics de Y
DOR City y West Tampa puedan
expresar 80 simpatfa.
LaBIarque realiza granies es
fuerzos en- pro del pugil 'smo
local.
La gaceta., 1939-07-28
BARBERIA COMPLETA-se

BARBERIA ~COMPLETA-Se
vende, compuesto de 2 sillones
de esmalte blanco, A sillas de es-
perar, aqua caliente, 2 esterili-
zadores. Buen sitio. TODD COM
pleto. JOE'S SHOP,
1906 Septima avenida. Glen pc
SOS al contado. PlazOs pueden
ser obtenidos. Dirijase a Joe
Salvaggio, $40 Septima ave.
La gaceta., 1939-07-28

Chiro Alvarez, justo es repe-
tirlo, Is aun la principal atrac-
ci6n boxistica de Tampa.
Muchacho fuerte, agil y va
liente espera elevarse de nuevo
Ell la division de las 1876 libras.
Dicese que LaMarque le pom
dra fr1nte al venced3r de-
match Hoover-Greenwood, pc
70 este punto no hemos podido
confirmarlo todavia.
La gaceta., 1939-07-28

las bases llenas, en- ell desafio
contra los Gigantes, aport6 Ia
Victoria al St. Louis, con anota-
ion de "a.
La gaceta., 1939-07-28

cho aun 81 esta de acuerdo con
que sean de tres minutes o 81 los
desea de a dos.
La gaceta., 1939-07-28

Gabe Menendez, I'm conocido
nu1strc, es Ell director de Hoov-
er.
JQue Sc ha hecho, Gabe, de a.
qulel senior Howard Scott, a
isuien muchos. cronistas desert
bisron como un future campe6n
equivocandose de medic a me-
dio?
Menendez conoce a Tampa Y
los fanaticos lie conocen a Ell.
La gaceta., 1939-07-28

Los Cubs de Chicago vencie-,
ron a los Dodgers de Brooklyn
con score de 81, en- Ell $50 AM
versario del nacimiento del ma
mayer Leo Durocher. Bill Lee SO
10 toler6 cinco hits a sus contra
rios, mientras los Cubs "conec-
taban' ocho a Presnell y Evans.
La gaceta., 1939-07-28

Entonces, para ahuyentar la
vision de horror y de tragedia
que acababa de cruzar por su
mente.., ide Isidoro deseubrien
dola en- compania del comandan
TEL. cerr6 los ojos y abri6 los
brazos...
Miguel habia alberto los SUI
yos... y sc volvieron a estrechar
con infinita pureza, con infinita
passion.
FL coche Sc detuvo a la puer.
ia del hotel.
Entraron....
CAPITULO III
AQael mismo dia atin...
Miguel de Guzman cerr6 la
puerta de sus habitaciones, en-
La gaceta., 1939-07-28

I'm home-run de Padgett con
La gaceta., 1939-07-28
CAPITULO III

Miguel de Guzman cerr6 la
'uerta de sus habitaciones, en-
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Order Nisi-
Thomas L. Moore, Plaintiff.
Estelle T. Moore ct al,
Defendants.
Re: Estate of Margaret C.
Bancroft.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, AS
A COURT OF EQUITY.
No. 1874 Equity.
ORDERED, this 25th day of
October A. D. 1889, by the Cir
cult Court for Montgomery Coun-
ty, as a Court of Equity, that the
Auditors Report filed in the
above entitled cause, under the
Order of Court dated October "a,
1889, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the
18th day of November next: Pro-
vided a copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in said Montgomery Coun-
ty, once in each Of three sue
cessive weeks before the said 18th
day of November, 1889.
CLAYTON K. WATKINS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Montgomery County.
True Copy-Test:
CLAYTON K. WATKINS, Clerk.
593
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Notice To Creditors

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that the Subscriber of Montgom-
cry County, has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Montgomery
County, in Maryland, Letters Tes-
tamentary on the Personal Estate
Of
ALBERT J. ALMONEY
late of Montgomery County, de-
ceased. All persons having Claims
against the deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with
vouchers thereof, legally authenti-
Gated to the subscriber on or be-
fore the Gath day of April, next !;
they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said
Estate. All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand this oath
day of October, in the year of
our Lord, one thousand nine hun
dred and thirty-nine.
J. PAUL BRUNETT,
Rockville, Maryland.
583 Executor.