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Evening star., 1940-06-27
Edisons and Woodrings
Say Farewell Today to
Many Friends Here
Former Secretary of the Navy
And Wife Are Entertained
By Newspaper WOmen's Club

The former Secretary of the Navy and
Washington today ard their
which universally felt in society Capital
feeling departure the
former of
who also will start today for their other
Last Mr..
the Commandan the
among other parties which have been
Edison
Entertained at
yesterday
by the Newspaper Womens Club of which
associate member since she the Little Cabinet
husband Assistant shortly
the
Secretary of the Navy Mr. with
Jackson Mrs Henry Wallace
Perkins
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06

ing 10 do. Nobody objects, OF
course. but now IL turns out that
John @ Public. Esq. hauls off
and jumps at the conclusion
wrong-that the lads actually
involved shirked their ethical duty
somewhere. stin wrong. sir)
Results of the finish Jack
O'Neill, Louis Misener. Dick Lay
ton. IN that order.
All the racers participating Sum
day would like to do so again at
the next annual water carnival.
They spend much time and money
on their equipment. They take
daring chances with their lives and
property just TO give you and me
a good show. They-and We
would like to see more speedboat
racing hereabouts, for it's a big
and popular thing all over the
nation.
All they ask for their trouble
is yAair good opinion, sir.
Old Stuff
Don't let anybody fool you,
saik,r! In the eyes of the law. a
saihrman's clothes are his tools
Of hrade"-the only material thing
necessary for him to earn his hv-
ing--and therefore cannot be held
for debt. Hotel keepers and
clearinghouse proprietors. please
note.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06

NHoN tode. justly 80.
We speak of the swift inboard
runabouts which staged such
spectacular fray Sunday.
Two boats collided. one was
sunk. one driver was injured. one
man was lost overheard from an
other boat-a little bit of every
thing happened. And this way.
Glenn Smith was driving the
boat owned by Russ Michael. on
the first lap, due to causes which
are beside the issue, Smith was
athwartship in the path of the
boat driven by Dick Frayne.
Frayne hit Smith amidships full
ahead. There is no sin in that
during racing. mind you.
Smiths boat was badly dam
aged and sunk. Smith was injured;
had TO have medico take stitches
in behalf of gashes on his finger
and side, afterward Frayne's
boat was damaged enough to put
him definitely out of the race.
Meanwhile, the other boats passed
on the lap,
The coast guard came to the
rescue of the wrecked boats, cut
ting across the course and towing
them to the beach. Smith man.
aged somehow to secure the
painter of his boat. despite the
fact that the boat was out of sight.
On the next lap of the mile
course, Jack ONeill, carrying Bud
King as mechanic, and not know
Ing what had just transpired to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
May Open Homes
To Take REFUGEES

BREuERTo>-Thls city and
Kitssp county are opening their
hearts and homes "a many British
children who are forced TO evaeuate
their homeland for tire duration Of
the war. and many have promised
to prosde places for the children
upon their arrival here.
Mrs Gordon James. chairman
for the Kitsap county American
Association Of University Women
British relief program. today en-
Enthusiastically praised the pstri-
otto response shown by the local
residents in giving aid to the Brit
ish refugees.
She announced that not only H.
nsnotaT relief Is being secured for
British A. A. l. w. refugees and
their families. but that homes in
Bremerton are adopting unfortu-
nate British children who must
leave England.
Arrangements for transporting
the c.nldren 10 Bremerton are be-
ing made through the national
A. A. u. w. headquarters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06

roll the water. hit the ensuing
waves al too high speed on the
turn. King was thrown from the
boat.
O'Neill had his well-known
speed-iaunch Ekylark standing by
the course for just such an
emergency. lie continued the race.
because King waved him on. and
the Skylsrk was on the scene to
rescue him almost simultaneously.
And that's what happened. II
took II Philadelphia lawyers. five
men and a boy some four days.
ream Of paper covered with dia-
grams-everything except an act
of congress-to get those facts
straight.
Nowhere therein was there
violation of racing ethics. There
was no foul play by any of the
participants. There is no basis
for the left-handed accusations
which are floating around.
We suggest that such erroneous
opinions are the natural result of
that old demon. Partial Informa-
ton.
Not that Dick Layton isn't a
worthy character, but the judges
award OF a special sportsmanship
trophy to Layton for stopping to
rescue Smith" was undoubtedly in
error. In the blood, thunder and
confusion of the race. we think.
somebody confused the names of
Dick Layton and Dick Frayne.
Layton wasn't tangled in any
mess or otherwise stopped, and
ran a straight race to finish third.
And Dick Frayne stopped because
his boat was wrecked and he
couldn't go; regardless of what
he might have done for the sake
Of ethics. he stopped because he
had to.
O'Neill didn't have TO stop. be-
cause he had otherwise provided.
In addition, he had the go-shead
from King.
Frayne and Smith accept their
accident as pure racing luck.
Crux of the whole merry mixup,
as a matter of fact, seems to be
that Dick Layton was rewarded
for the special craftsmanship of
a rescue with which he had moth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06

spis ss-hids. - -'ist ssssh.
Strongly sen end tough fss ,sssh
~sgk. ~,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
Seattle Has Five
Paralysis Cases

Tnfantiie paralysis cases which
seemed n - eentered in Tacoma
an vicinity during the past five
weeks. have spread % Seattle. Il
Va revealed Friday
ne disclosure came whea health
authorities admitted that Seattles
total az infantile paralysis eases
suse 10 i've with sdml,tAnes to
King county hospital 81 Is.
montns-old baby hoy Tire infant
"a. taken n The hospital after
his f0-year-old sister who vas
admitted "Wednesday. was found
to he suffering from tho disease
Only one az the five victims was
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06

dancing. Sunday VII he devoted
Il sports. games and dancing inc
outing viii ee open % the public
both days.
Race announced the following a.
suh=ehaifmens
Treasure hunt. jess nannens
grounds. Earl Wright; tickets.
n h. Russelle; dance, George =.
Allen; parking Al Raeher, games
Felix zaugE. law and order. tiar.
old Thornhnrg. entertain N N 9
Burt Real. budget and finance.
Herbert Hall. publicity. Dale
Kiehl and George y Allen. sports
Karl han.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
Fear Couple Lost
In Georgia Straits
CAMPBELL RIy N, r. {

CAMPBELL XIV III, u. L. --- A
police search today revealed no
trace OF 2s-foot motorboat and
its two occupants, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Finlay. missing in the
northernmost reaches OF Georgia
strait since a storm on Tuesday
night.
The couple were bound from
their home at Quathiaski cove to
Vancouver. Their boat was loaded
with scrap iron.
Another boat, piloted by Archie
McKinnon Of Quathiaski cove and
carrying two children Of the Fin
lays, rode out the storm after
McKinnon jettisoned its cargo of
scrap
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06

have a STRIFE {
code of ethics,
however. which
proscrbes what
shall. and shall
not, be done in
given circum-
stances and
thereby sppends
this tale. To a
m a n { h e Y
, b I W h e n
falsely accused
# viola tin e
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06

Friday as Saturday and Sunday.
July 20 and 81. by Herbert Ward
post commander.
Ward appointed Fred Race as
chairman OF the general commit.
tee for the picnic. Dale Kiehl will
serve as assistant general chair
man and Anker Bjornstad as sec
Rotary.
Hlghlight on the program Sat
urday will be the free treasure
hunt in the evening. followed by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06

HREMFRTo>---A a i year old
L = raw yard mschlrlss vas
killed Thursday WHEN his motor
cvris struck an automobile
hrads0n.
ne victim was Ralph Edward
Kaufman ~ Portland. Ore. whe-e
motorcycle eoiildsd Nth "a auto
mehlle driven Nv n r wafson
Kaufman Was engaged To
marry Miss Hsnsi iFssh a. Oregon
CITY, ore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06

said 20 he IN serious condition
ms latter ease, ia.yrsr-eld siFi.
was reported To ee IN an Irun lung
fighting for hsr life.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06
Rhodes Post Of American Legion
To Hold Picnic on July 20 and Il

Dates for the Edward r. Rhodes
post % the American Legion picnic
At spansway park were announces
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06

Some unhappiness-aye, hard feeling-has arisen
on the waterfront result of the water carnival staged
last Sunday off Point Defiance park We believe the facts
of the matter will bear inspection
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06

Cousin jim knows the
secret OF ssIlir'. n you oct
HURDLE ard onsious. folks oct
houohsy ard turn you down:
u you seem rich ard indiffer-
err. they rrob for shs hook
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-06

In the first place. It is to be
understood that the seeming vio-
lence, bIoodshed and hell-for-
leather tactics are all a part Of the
speedboat racing game. Racers
La gaceta., 1940-10-19

mente, y sus jcyas, sin ser tan
llamativas como antes, eran in
finitamente mas valiCsas.
Solamente un par de peudieu
ties comprados moses atras, al
principle de este verano que aho
"a agonizaba, lie habia cOstado
setecientos mil frances. 10 que
era en- buena moneda espanola
cast cusrenta mil durcs.
La vestian Paquin, Woosth y
madame Georgette y venia a Pa
ris siete u echo vsces al aho a
hacerSe ropa y sombreros.
Pasaba los inviernos en- Ma
drid, hasta abril 0 mayo en- que
marclsba a su finca de Alican-
te; regresaba a la corte a pri-
meros o a mediados de junic, A.
sistia a alguna corrida de rum-
DO, y subia para el Norte. hacia
SantandeF y San Sebastian
cuando Sc iniciaba IA desbanda-
da del veEano,
La gaceta., 1940-10-19

lQue lejos estaban va aque.
Hos tiempos de su juventud ro-
mantica y tormentoSa, euando
luchaba contra un mundo ente.
70 de enemigos, comenzandc
por su mismo esposo!
Ahora los veia a todos venci-
dos, aniquilados u olvidados..
Gustavo seguia en- preside, pur
gando un crimen que no come
tiera Rodrigo Sc pudria en- SO
soberbio pante6n de Madrid, CO.
mo cualquier otro mortal; y en-
cuanto a aquel odioso marques
del Ramo Florido, viva moral
mente apartado de su guapa
mujer, la linda Agueda Cenci,
gracias a las maquinaciones de
Eulalia.
Y tambi6n aparecian venci-
dos ante los ojos de la triunfa-
dora, Maria de la Cruz, de Ia
que habiase perdido ell rastro
haSia tres amos, y la mujer del
La gaceta., 1940-10-19

Luego visitaba Biarritz Y las
ctras grandss playas francesas,
para reclar, como ahora, en- Pa
.ris, cuando agonizaba 81 mes de
octubre.
Ahora subia de Biarritz, don
de habiase despedido de Joaqui-
ma, que regresaba a Madrid, =
.yigilar la labor de los tapiceros
en- Ia casa.
La gustaba viajar sola, dam
dose aires de gran Senera que
Quiere mantener ell inc6gnito al
rededor de su persona. y sobre
TODD venir a este Paris, donde Ia
servidumbre de los grandes no
teles la llamaba a bOca lena a
cada instante madame Ia mar
Qaise, SECURES los pillastres de
Grades y eamareras que de es-
te mOdo Sc aumentaba facilmen
ts Ia cuantia de las propinas en-
Ia bora de Ia Marcia de los via
La gaceta., 1940-10-19
LOS TIFONES ARRASTRA.
RON A LOS

Los tifones de Miami Beach
barrieron aver a los pequenos
Dragones de Jefferson y GUAM
do ell viento ces6 de soplar los
tampenos Sc hallaban tendidos
sobre la Arena, cen Zero a su IA
vor, y los tifones decian: pOcos
puntos les hemos hecho, NADIA
menos que 81.
BESIDE ell primer periodic Sc
VIC que TODD ell cannon perte-
necia a los Tifones y los huesoe
a los Dragmes.
Marcelo Maseda rayo a gran
laltura, pero los dragoncitos nc
pudieron ayudarle. Robert San
tana defendi6 con extraordina-
ria energia la bandera tampena.
mas sin poder evitar ell Gerrum-
be.
Los Dragones habian jugadc
tambien ell dia anterior, 10 que
evidentemente hubo de perjudi-
carlos.
Marcelo Maseda es una estre-
la en- la pelota y algo asf como
un astro en- Ell futbol de las es-
cuelas de segunds Gnsehanza.
La gaceta., 1940-10-19

-lQue desea la senora?-la
dijo ahora respetuosamente el
camarero.
I'm kefir.
-Esta muy bien, sehera.
Mientras la servian, sc iba
quitando los guantes, que dej6
sobre la mesa, y Sc puso a eKa-
minar la concurrencia del famo-
so establecimiento parisien.
An, la elsgancia insupera-
bic de este Paris dnlco en- 81
mundol...
Mostrabanse las mujeres ele-
gantes y lindas, sin que Sc pu-
diera enccntrar, nj adn en- las
viejas. ese Sello de abandono y
de ridiculo que tanto sc encuen-
ira en- la aneianidad en- otros
paises.
Los rostros. las manos, pare
clan de marfil o de alabastro,
de tan tersos.
Y los ojOs relucian bajO las
La gaceta., 1940-10-19
LAS PANTERAS Sc TRAGA.
RON Ell TORNAD

Las Panteras de Palm. Celia
sc quedaron aver en- Tampa J
en- Phillips Fields sc tragaron al
Tornado" de Clearwater, que
habia cruzado ell Davis Cause :
way Y parecia un "yiento des :
tructor."
Cunado los j6venes de Clear
water cruzaron la bahia hacia es
te condado, hubo necesidad de
enarbolar la bandera de NAL
tempo y amarrar las embarca :
clones. Venia ell Tornado y ha-
bfa que tomar precauciones.
Las Panteras, con las garras
y dientes bien afilados, Sc traga
ron Ell Tornado y dijeron: era
un vientecillo.
La gaceta., 1940-10-19
LOS MARINERoS VICTORIA.
SOS

Los Mariners de Sarasota le
pegaron aver a los Jesuitas, IN
un partido de bastante acometi-
vidad, y al final de las cuatro
etapas tenian 10 puntos y sus
contrarios las manos vacfas.
De nuevo Sc destac6 por los sa
rasotanos Ralph Matherly, que
anot6 el primer touchdown y &C
to seguido produjo ell punto adj
cional. Harper Thompson reali-
z6 el segundo touchdown" de
les Mariners y Jack Scott FL
tercero.
Por los Jesuitas de manera
!brillante Frank Massari y A. 7.
Joyce.
La gaceta., 1940-10-19
LlSTERINE
Tar HALIT0SIS
(DAD 1zIAERl
TONIC u
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

dara, que el lector no ha olvida-
do.
Pero ahora Eulalia va no era
Ia burguesita romantica de en-
tonces.
Hacia tres amos y pico que o.
surri6 ell misterioso envenena-
miento del banquero don Rodri-
90, Y Eulalia era RIGA, muy RIGA.
Y la riqueza la habia lido dando
Csc aire repOsado y serene de las
gentes %opulentas, y communicate
q SD espiritu esa especie de des-
den tranquilo y profundo del
que Sc considera a cubiertO de
todos los peligros y los azares
de- IA vida.
La gaceta., 1940-10-19
Garbaldinos y Leales iugaran mananaLAarto
desafio de la sere por el campeonato1 ntersocial
Espolita u%tilizara a Salemi y Paz escoger&
~s~entre PuIido y Pedrero

Ell cuarto desafio de la Sc
RE por ell campeonato Inter-
social, una serie que debiera
ser presenciada por varies mi
les de fanaticos, Sc efectuara
a las 2:30 de la tarde, ell
mhhana domingo, empezando
Cuscaden.
Los Caballeros Leales de
America, comandados por viii
lie Paz, tienen conquistadas
dos victorias = los garibaldi :
nos de la Unione Itaiiana, una,
del conjunto de siete juegos.
Pelota de grandes ligas Sc
viene jugando en- la serie y Ell
partido del domingo pasado
puede clasiflcarse entire los
mejores efectuados en- Tam
pa y en- la Florida.
La semana pasada Espolita
utilize a Gaspar Capitano, un
excelente pitcher, y los Lea
les la batearon seis ~oportunos
hits, anotandole cuatro carre-
ras. Capitano no pudo lograr
la cooperation de sus compa-
heros, en- ell bate, porque Pu-
lido Sc hallaba en- uno de sus
dfas "intransitables," que son
frecuentes, v solo permiti6
Tres "terapeuticos."
Ell joven director de la Unto
ne anuncia que mandara ma
haa a Salient, un habilisimo
pitcher, a la Inca de fuego y
que espera empatar la serie.
Salemi ha venido practicando
con ell mayor cuidado y espera
dejar a los Leales en- tres o
cuatro hits y sin carreras.
Los bateadores de la Unio-
ne han venido practicando
con asiduidad Y Sc proponen
batear ell domingo a gusto de
sus numerosos partidarios.
Willie Paz escogera mana
ma entire Pulido, su pitcher
"as," y Pedrero,, ell eficiente
muchacho.
Hablando con varies .'fana-
ticOs," en- la mahana de hoy,
Willie les prometia la tercera
victoria en- la serie,
-Batearemos mas ude ell
domingo pasado y la mayor
parte de nuestras carreras Sc
ran limpias, conquistadas a
"toletazos."
La gaceta., 1940-10-19

La impression de los peritos
es que ell desafio de manana,
81 los Ls2ias utilizan a Pulido,
ser sun duelo de pitchers" En-
un "duelo" es dificil pronosti-
car la victoria.
0Los principales detalles del
jueg~ Sc trasmitiran por los
altavoces que, como en- ell do
mingo anterior, estaran a car
go de Alfredo Montoto, ell ito
de Montotico.
Actuaran los arbitros Ed
Leavine, Lopez Y Martinez,
La gaceta., 1940-10-19
DEPORTN
TIRANDO Ell BALON
Atropellados los Espartanos

Los Espartanos de Tampa,
trocadOs en- corderitos, fueron
atropellados aver, en- Orlando,
por Ell once del Rollins College.
Atacando ''por ell aire'', los
Tars dejaron en- blanco a las
huestes de Nash Higgins y elloS
hicieron 80 puntos. Habian a.
nunciado los peritos una derro-
ia, pero no tan ominosa.
BESIDE Ell primer momento has
ia Ell final Sc pudo apreciar la 81
perioridad de los j6venes de Wiz
ter Park.
Completaron los Tars Ocho pa
ses, de un total de 13, mediantt
la combination de Sammy Hard
man, Clyde Jones y Bill Justice.
La gaceta., 1940-10-19
LIE CORTARON LOS RADIOS
ApLOS TERRIERS

Anoche, en- San Petersburg,
los Diablos Verdes usaron el tri
dente y en- lugar de perder los
brazos fueron ellos los que hicie
ron regresar sin rabos a los Tel
riers de Hillsborough.
Estaban los Diablos superior
mente "endiablados" y los Ter
riers no consiguieron pasar la
meta, mieHtras ellos, con los
cuernos afilados, hicieron NADIA
menos que SO puntos.
Mas de 5000 personals sintie-
ron los aullidos de los Terriers
La gaceta., 1940-10-19

A cold cough seriously endarSers
on, your family, and your business
.s~sociates, Illness from colds and
.ouoi.s causes morpG bss of time
rhr'i all other diseases combined.
II you have a cough due to a cold,
get Mentho-M ulsion, the gdaran-
iced mediciie, today. If Mentho-
MulsiR fails to stop your eoughll'
Immediately ana ge' you entirely
ever your cold cough quicker chan
my medicine you ever tried, ass
for Your money b. K.
Mentho-MLlsion is mole than an
,rdinary medicine. 1t cortains vita
mins A and n to build youi cSld
resistance, and seven soothing
keeling oils and gngueats. incild-
La gaceta., 1940-10-19

Los Tvisitant-se quedaron
en- Cero y los bien ~plantadoS j6-
venes de Palma Celia en- rs pun
tos. . q
Sc distinguRron por las Pan
.teras Ned Baldwin, Donnie Han
son, Billy Marlin y otros.
Harwell Dunn, la estrella del
Tornado, no pudo brillar frente
a la poderosa acometividad de
las Panteras.
LIE sacaron 81 "aire," Sc desin-
flo y no pudo pasar.
La gaceta., 1940-10-19
VICTORIA DE billy CONN

Bcston, Octubre 19.-El cam
pe6n de las IT'S libras, Billy Con
superb Y derroto anOche, en- 10
asaltos, a All Mccoy, ell veterano
gladiator local del peso compile
to. n ose dtscutia ell titulo del
primero.
Los jueces fallaron unanima-
mente en- pro del vencedor De
Bob Pastor.
La gaceta., 1940-10-19
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get Mentho MuEsia2

ing highest grade becchwood creo-
safe for penetration. Genuine Cal
y mia zig svrdp gives Menoho-
MIN ior. 2 taste TIE who'll farlily
wils y It clings to u mem
branN So its ~sootatnT, healing in
gredA hits act faster, better. Am
Ohio minister receaay saiA' from
his pulpit:
"AtterSanct at church is necss-
sary for human welfare, but don't
endanger TIE c~ongre~at'cn v n .
cod cough whea McnthO- hpision IL
so inexpensive and easy to obtain
Msntho- Mulcion IS endorsed by
YOUR neighoors o~d sUar"nteed by
le-ding dcu~sists ever re, -&dV~
La gaceta., 1940-10-19

y dijercA: Decian que mordfan,
pero no han ,podido morder.
iLo%Idchachos cruzaron 81
puente muy alegres y retorna :
ron cariacontecidos.
Cherry probablemente no po-
dra explicar, en- esAa semana,
por que Sc cometieron tan costo-
SOS errores.
La gaceta., 1940-10-19


Ell triunfo habia communicate
a 50 amino la majestad serena
de una Lucrecia Borgia.
Segufa tenieado, claro es, n
quella dureza de corazon y equal
cinismo cRnallesc que habian
sido siempre el yerdadero fondo
de 50 alma; pero su egoismo ha-
biase refinado, al paso de les a
nos, a la vez que Ia riqueza "a
communicable un desparpajo mas
elegante y soportable que Ell o.
tro de que alardeaba amos atras.
Ibs yestida siempre regia-
La gaceta., 1940-10-19

diplomatico Borgona, tambien
ausente de Madrid y desapara'
y aquella Pura, euya hiia
iba creciendo en- un ambieate
carcelario, y que ahera vegeta-
.ba con otra triste mujer, viuda
de un pOeta pobre, en- ana hui
milde vivienda de la eorte,
La gaceta., 1940-10-19
cOMPRo cANARIOs

Page por los canarios ma
chos de mas de I'm ano $500,
y por pichones garantizados
que SON machos, $1.50. Pre-
gunre por Vega en- Ell 1902
de la. Gale ~.
La gaceta., 1940-10-19

cejas largas ,delgadisimas, Sc
mejantss a discretas pinceladas
EN- las frentes de nitida blancu-
ra.
Eulalia triunfaba, satisf.cha
" %eontenta en- la vida,
Estaba mas gruesa, con una
gordura s2na de mujer esplen.
didamente madura, que la hacia
mas apetitcsa.
Acababa de cumplir treinta Y
nueve amos, y Sc encontraba en-
csc momenso critico Y doloroso
para toda muier, Que va a tras-
pasar el umbral de les cuarenta
y tiene que confesarsa cue Sc a
leja su iuventud.
Era una iamcna!...
Pero una jamona espl6ndida.
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La gaceta., 1940-10-19
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-07-26
Bridge Workers Meet
With Falls

: George Mcguire, of Drexel Hill,
Pa, employed as painter on the new
Susquehanna river bridge, fell while
at work and sustained four cracked
ribs and internal injuries. His condi-
ton at first was considered serious,
but later was reported as improving.
John Rerres, 80, Of Baltimore,
escaped with bruises and Commissions
about the body when he fell dis
lance of twenty-five feet while en-
gagged on the painting job Of the new
bridge. A scaffold on which he was
working, broke causing him to fall.
John Williams, 25, also employed
as a painter on the new bridge, suf-
fered dislocated left hip and minor
cuts and bruises in fall.
George w. Hornberger, of Perry
vile, employed on the construction
of the new dual highway, was forced
to enter Havre de Grace hospital on
wednesday, where a piece of steel
was removed from his abdomen. The
piece of steel pierced his abdomen
while he was at work the day be-
fore.