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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-15
Capacity Crowd Of A.
OOO, Largest Ever to
See Game at Chapel
Hill, Expected; Duke
Holds Favorite's Role;
Carolina Crippled.

Chapel Hill, Nov. l5-All was in
readiness today for the annual Caro-
llna-Duke gridron classic, one Of
the nations outstanding games Of
the year, which will bet under way
here in kenan stadium Saturday
AFTERNOON at o'clock.
The arch rivals are to take their
final polishing drills in their reSpec-
tive StrOngholds this afternoon.
A capacity crOW0 Of approximately
$4,000, largest ever to see 4 game at
Chapel Hill, is expected for the con-
test which was complete SellOut
two months before the game.
Duke, the general favorite in all
circles, enters the game in the better
physical condition. Excepting for
Yves McAfee, triple threat halfbach,
the Blue Devils are reported in fine
shape. However, McAfee, who has
missed the last two games due to an
injured knee, returned to practice in
the middle OF the week and is en-
pected to be..available Saturday.
Cardinals battered legions have a
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-15
State Set:
TO Tackle
The Citadel

Charleston, S. c.. Nov. d. The
Country Boy Wolfpacll Of North ar
DINA State arrived here late this aft
ernoon to engage The Citadel in 4
Southern Conference football game
tomorrow al 2:30 p. m. m Johnson
Hagood stadium.
Coach Williams Newton brought
81 players and the boys ndulged in
Il light workout this afternoon in full
game regalia. Left behind were the
injWrcd-End Frank Owens. Half
back Dick East and Fullback Earl
Stewart. Co-Captain Pat Fehlev. reg
ular fullback also injured. made the
trip but probably will be used only
in event the Country Boys get in po-
Sition for try at goal kicking. In
his place probably will be big Reu-
ben Morgan. the l97-poWdei' from
Raleigh. N. c.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-15
Carolina And Duke Ready
For Annual CriidIiiron ScraD

half dozen regulars on the casualty
i!>t, although live OF them viii like
ly play part Of the game. Only
flank Marshall, regular sophomore
right guard, appears definitely out.
jan Lalanne, Co-Captains Paul
SEVERN and Gates Kmball, Carl
Suniheiner, and Bill Siglcr, all Of
whom have been Handicapped By
injuries during the last two weeks
will see at least part-tjme service
OF this quintet the brilliant LaIanne,
the Tar Heels leading scorer, rIISher,
and paSScr. has been the sIoWrSt
responding 10 treatment.
Duke, whose combined running
and passing attacks have been more
potent and effective in its six games
than the Tar Heels performances in
eight contests, also has big edge
in weight and manpoWer, The Blue
Devils will outweigh their rivals on
an average Of five pounds in the
line, 1913 to 1913 in the line and Is
in the backfield, 1877 to 1872. And
Duke is loaded with proven replace
ments at each position while Caro-
lima has experienced reserves only
at certain posts.
A series Of extraordinary indiVid-
ual dueIs looms, best Of which will
probably be between Lalanne and
McAfee, passing wizards; Cardinals
Sid Sadoff and Dukes Jap Davis,
powerful fullbackS; and the Tar
Heels Paul SEVERN and the Blue
Devils Leonard Darnell. pass catch
ing, ball-haWking ends.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-15
GEORGIA HOPES TO
HOLD DOWN SCORE

Athens, Ca. Nov. Isl nope they
Will Just hold the score down." Wal
lace Butts said today in Summing up
his teams chances with the powerful
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-10-11
TOOLMAKERS
WANTED

To meet the great demand for tool
makers for the national defense pro-
gram, the United State Civil Service
Commission urges qualified persons to
apply for this position. Immediate
appointments are to be made at ord
nance and naval establishments in
Philadelphia, Pa; Boston, Springfield,
and Watertown, Mass; Watervliet, N.
Y, and Washington, D. c. Approx
mately 600 appointments will be made
in the Frankford Arsenal alone. The
pay scales vary according to the place
of employment, ranging from 1924
day to SLIT an hour.
Applicants must have completed a
four-year apprenticeship as tool
maker, or must have had four years
of practical experience in the trade.
They must be able to read blueprints
and must be experienced in the use
of precision gauges, measuring instru-
ments, etc.
The proper application forms may
be obtained from Charles Fisher at
the postoffice in this city.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-10-11
Tax Time Extended
By Butler Official

The deadline for the collection of
taxes in Butler County has been ex-
tended from October 10 until Novem-
ber 10, according to an announcement
by ]. w. Wendell, Butler County treas
urer. The collection period opened
September 23, almost one month later
than in 1889. Wendell considered this
as not giving Butler County taxpayers
sufficient time to pay the levy, and he
appealed to the Board of Tax Appeals
for an extension. Permission for the
extension was received
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-10-11
BOILERMAKERS STRIKE

New Orleans (ILNS).-A. F. of L.
boilermakers in New Orleans to the
number of 500 are on strike for an
increase in the scale from 95 cents an
hour to ST.. Employers say they can
not pay the advanced scale as they
are in competition with shops on the
Gulf coast and threaten to close their
doors.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-10-11
STUDENTS PREPARE TALKS

Oxford, Ohio.-The Miami Univer-
sity Speakers Bureau will open the
season soon with talks to be given
in nearby towns by members of the
bureau. Students now preparing
speeches are Richard Morris, Kala-
mazoo, Mich; Flor de Lys Santos,
Manila, Philippine Islands, and Maui
rice Galante, Rhodes, France.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-10-11

Cannon are not digestibles; they
are destructibles-
Classed, doubtless, as durable
goods" they are short-lived-
Contribute nothing essential to hu-
man living
Churns which turn out cannon, are
perversions-
That is what Hitler is making of
all Europe
Germanic races are again on the
move
Three layers, or waves, of human
ity, surge at long intervals
Oriental, Slavic, Germanic, inev-
liable, becoming inexorable--
Always pushing westward, in the
past, eastward barred by Pacific wa
ters-
Partly also, because to the West lay
races tanned by time
Races settled, with manners, Gus
toms, institutions
Bound by inhibitions against ruth
lessnesS--
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-10-11

Mongol attempts to reverse direc-
tion of racial outbursts-
Were thwarted by distances, intelli-
gence, force
Long leap across Pacific waters too
difficult
Shorter route across Bering Strait
may prove practicable
Unless similar intelligence and
force set adequate guard
Inertia of formerly vigorous forces,
now only partly awake
May repeat history of Goths lev
elling Roman institutions
English and American forces now
opposed to fresh Germanic thrust
Consist of composite amalgam of
many elements
Which may prove too refined to de-
feat rougher drive
Europe's outcome will be another
amalgam.
Similar churns have been working
In every continent, on all great val
leys and plateaus-
Amalgams have been pushed out to
swarm elsewhere
Process will continue, through cen
turies to come
But continuing existence of any
race depends on vigor retained
Plus ruthlessness re-awakened-
The "fghtingest" will survive.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-10-11
NEW BEER-LIQUOR PERMITS

New type of permit, Goldie Mat
tingly, AT North Second Street, Ham
ilton, D-2. Transfer, Anna Mick, 1439
Dixie Highway, Hamilton, to Harry ].
Honerlaw, D-1.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-10-11
BY MIR. MOdestus-

Man from Mars reporting:
Europe is churning again
1t happens about once in thou
sand years
Butter or Cannon: Hitler gave
his Brown Shirts choice
AS though they were, in some sort,
equivalents
Butter is nourishing, carrying vita
Minis
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-10-11

ducing evolution
Vital forces, pushing with inherent
vigor--
Change direction, when meeting di-
verting obstacles
Resulting movement classed as
progress" or "devolution"-
According to point-of-view of vic
torious beneficiaries.
England and United States of
America
Are products of similar Germanic
westward thrusts--
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-10-11

Accustomed to keeping faith with
friends
Creating, conserving, organizing,
polishing
What wild races rushing inconti-
nently destroy.
Culture is thin veneer, over basic
animal qualities
Easily stripped off, by deprivation
of cultures benefits
Atavism is only natures forces
turned about
Reversing processes hitherto pro-
La gaceta., 1940-09-10
LA TEMPORAL DE FUT-
boil EN- TAMPA Y EN- Ell
PALS
Los EspdrtdROs de VisitG
en- Carolina del NOrte

La Universidad de Tampa Sc
encuentra va zen ell Campamen-
to Monte Mitchell, Carolina del
Norte, preparandose para 81 par
lido del sabado contra Appla-
chan State, en- Boone.
Dirigen a los Espartanos en-
sus ejercicios los coaches Hig-
gins y Pierson, con vistas a los
partidos anuales con los nota-
bles "onces" del estado de Flori-
da, incluyendo a la Uniersivdad
de Stetson.
Los Espartanos jugaran con
Stetson, en- esta ciudad, Ell dia
81 y un segundo partido ell dia 5
de octubre.
Estimase probable que contra
Stetspn, en- ell momento oportu-
no, sc utilize una Inca tornado
por Tony Kolka, Cecil Reed,
Floyd Wolfe, Waisly Zaiko,
Jack Newlands, Willard brisk
ell, Bill Fisher, Howard Beyon,
Whitley Albers, Marvin Levin y
Milan Buchan.
La gaceta., 1940-09-10

Luego Rosadia vino a la coci-
ma, diciendo. lac6nicamente:
II va esta!
-lVamos 5orden6 el boil :
chero-. va te puedes guardian
esos pesosl
Ell Cogorza, creyendo sonar,
cogi6 Ell billete argentine, COM
probando en- seguida, con 'su
pupila que nj el Gallo" que era
bueno......
Salir para alla-orden6 ell DO
lichero que no soltaba las pisto-
las Por aqui.
Los sigui6 hasta Ia cuadra>del
boliche, y les hizo subir al ca
rromato.
Rosalia estaba va encarama-
da en- el pescante Y habia empu-
nado las riendas.
Rosendo Sc dispso a montar a
caballo para dar escolta al
carruaje, pero antes lie dijo 4
Pablito y al Chepa en- voz baja:
La gaceta., 1940-09-10

-lAtenci6n, grigos! iMucha
.formalidad! iEl que intente ha-
Ger IN movimiento. lie abraso la
.cabeza! I'm marchal
Rosalia habia fustigado los
caballos, que partieron al gallo
pc, atravesando la Gale 1niea
del ugar Y dejando pronto a.
.tras ell caserio...
FL bolichero lie daba escolta
en- otro de aquellos caballos pc
.ludos y medic salyaje de la pam
pa.
A nadie extrah6 la Marcia de
Rosendo y su mujer, que iban de
este mismo mOdo con frecuencia
q Las Heras y OtrOs pueblos We
cinos a traer provisioRes.
Y nadie pudo sospechar que
en- el carbonate de los Cantine-
ros Sc alejaban del pueblo dos
bandidos de la hez social, y I'm
pobre nino, hijo del pecado, que
iba a Quedar ahora entire unas
La gaceta., 1940-09-10
LIGA NACIONAL

Habia solo IN desafio senala-
do y los Gigantes, con Schuma-
cher de Pitcher lograron veneer
a los Dodgers. lie batearon 13
hits, pero mantuvo el dominic
en- los momentos de apuro.
Frank Demaree y Wick descar
garon tres hits cada uno. Wal
ker, Ell CT de los Dodgers, fue Gin
CO wees al plato v en- cada una
de elias bate6 de hit. Fue la gum
ia victoria de los neoyorquinos
en- 10 encuentros con la novena
comandada por Leo Durocher.
lie TOGO la derrota al pitcher VII
to Tamulis.
Brooklyn &c, 18Th, Sc; New
York 7c, l4h, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-09-10

lies tomaba Ell pelo este hon.
bre?..,
iSe divertia con ellos antes de
acribillarles a tiros O cortarles
el pescuezo, como un tigre que
juega con un ration antes de de-
vorarlo2...
Las palabras de Rosendo les
Sacaron de su augusta, porQue
ell bolichero prosigui6:
-Vosotros sois hombres de
.coraz6n Y no os negareis a hacer
me un servicio, emo es asi?
-iEstamos pa servirnos! -
conteSt6 el Cogorza-. Til diras.
LOS vais a llevar a Buenos
Aires un chico que han recogido
en- un naufragio. Esta en- el bolt
che. Vosotros, o. vais para la ca
.pital, os 10 llevais para ALA y 10
entregais en- un asilo o en- un
barco. o que os plazca. 10 que te
neis que evitar es que vuelva por
aQui nunca, testamos1.. 70 por
La gaceta., 1940-09-10
Con LOS GUANTEs
LA VICTORIA DE CONN

Derrot6 Billy Conn a Bob
Pastor, pero...
FL campe6n del peso compile
to del estado de New York tuvo
que hacer verdaderos sacrificios
para quedarse en- 100 libras.
FL irlandes no es todavfa, a
pesar de los esfuerzos de su ma
mayer, un hombre de peso COM
pleto.
Pastor, quiza debilitado por
la rebaja en- Ell peso, no era el
Pastor que hiciera tanta resls-
'tencia a Jose Luis.
Mr.. Conn peg6 dos golpes dc
"foul' w.. este no lie abre el ca
mino como un gladiator 'lim-
pio".
Mike Jacogs necesitaba una
victoria de Conn, no una de Pas
tor, para ofrecerle a Jose Luis
un nuevo adversario.
La victoria del irlandes, pues,
no quiere decir que al fin Sc ha
encontrado un oponente capaz
de batir al negro campe6n.
La gaceta., 1940-09-10
LOS DESAFIoS ~SENALADOS
PARA HOY

Sc italian fijados para hoy, en-
las grandes ligas, los desafios 81
guientes: Liga Americana
Yankees contra Cleveland, pro-
babies pitchers Bonham y Fell
err; Boston contra Detroit, pit
cheers Grove y Newsome; Wa
shington contra Chicago, lama
dores Leonard y Knott; Filadel-
fla contra San Luis, Potter y
Harris.
Liga Nacional Piratas con-
ira Filadelfia, dos desafios y
probables pitchers Sewell y
Bowman y Mulcay y Frye o Syl
Johnson; Cincinnati contra Bos
ton, dos juegos, Walters y Van
Nicer contra Posedal y Ma
nuel Saliva; Cardenales contra
Gigantes, dos juegos, MCGEE Y
Shoun contra Melton y Carpea-
La gaceta., 1940-09-10

clio Os dare estos quinientOs pc
SOS.
Diciendo este, habia echado so
bre la mesa mugrienta de Ia CO.
Gina. un billete muchas wees do
.blado.
LOS convene?
Pablo y Ell Chepa deseonfia-
ron.
Pero euando Ell bolichero les
explic6, mas serio. que era pre-
eiso poner manos a la obra, Co
gorza cerr6, miranda a su ami
go:
1Ande esta ell chico?
-Arriba.
-lY como nos 10 hamos de
.nevar?.... Porque nos habian di-
cho que no habia tren en- varios
dias...
NO, no hay tren 0s pondre un
caro- milo Y 20 mismo oS acorn
pahare hasta Las Heras, que es
IN pueblo vecinO. Desde ALI va
La gaceta., 1940-09-10

borough, ay1ni0do np~ Art
Shouse, Ell j 56acS Spur
geon Cherry yer Sc realiza-
ron ejercieid acci6n.
Las Pantefas de Plant tuvie-
ron Is minutes de fuertes ejer-
cicios y Ell coach Jimmie Hughes
parece satisfecho. Han sido di-
vididos los muchachos en- CRU
pos A y B. mandando Robbins
Sheriff. ell B.
Bill Harkor, ell mentor del JEFF
ferson, va lentamente extendien
do las ~practicas.
10y les sometera a la acci6n,
poniendo a un gruPo frente a
otro.
AL Yorkunas, ell notable exju-
gador de la Universidad de Tam
a, Sc hizo cargo Ell ano pasado de
la direction del Tampa College,
que ahora Sc llama, por reciente
Gamble Institute de los Jesuitas.
Cuenta Yorkunas, para una
temporada que empezara ell %
septiembre, con ell concurso de
tan notables jugadores como B.
James, con un pseo de 210 Ii :
bras; Carl Butzloff, con 207 IL
bras; A. T. Joyce, 165, y Jimmy
Arduengo, con 1913.
Los partidos aprobados por el
nuevo coach, son los siguientes:
Sept. %, en- Tampa, con ell on
ce de Palmetto, un coco" de los
Tigres en- anteriores Temporal :
das; Octubre 6, San Paul, de st.
Petersburg, en- Tampa; Sc ira a.
Largo Ell dia II de 0etubre, a Sa
rasota, el 10; con Ell Jefferson Sc
jugara aqui, Ell dia rs; con el
San Jose, en- esta ciudad, ell dfa
8 de n%oviembre; Academia Mill
tar de Florida, dia Is de noviem
bre. Els probable Sc concierten
otros e~ncuentros para los dias 8
y % de noviembre,
La gaceta., 1940-09-10
carcelarias..

-iAh, esta paz, estas horas
sin horas contigol-dijo Mi
guel, acariciando con inmensa
|ternura la cabeza de orc de Ma
ria, que habia acabado por des-
plomarse a sus rodillas.
lie veia ell divine rostro de
'traves, como un trozo de luna,
" Sc miraba en- los ojos queridos,
que lie retrataban de un modo
'diminuto y duplioado.
ii Soy tan feliz, Miguel, que
tengo miedoAsuspir6 la mujer
enamorada.
II No temas, alma! Todos los
.peligrcs estan leios: tu marido,
tn familia, las smistades de Ma
los prejuicios.. Ahora es
tamos solos con nuestro amor Y
con nuestro hiio bajo Ell cielol...
Maria de las Nieves Sc incor-
por6 para abrazar al hombre a.
La gaceta., 1940-09-10
LISTERINE
for HALIT0SIS
(bAD DREAEm)
TONIC U
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

la lengua esta pregunta, dirigi-
da al maestro: "IPero existe
tambien en- la Argentina la
guardia civil?..."
No, no vais a hacer el viaje
solos-prosigui6 Ell bolichero, di
simulando una nueva sonrisa, al
comprObar ell efecto terrible de
sus palabras-; os vaiS a llevar
a otra persona con vosotroS a
Buenos Aires. Y 70, que soy a.
gradecido, os voy a pagan el via
je de esa persona, y a daros u
nos cuantos pesos de regalo, a
demas.
Cogorza y Ell Chepa sc mira
ron.
La gaceta., 1940-09-10

ICuando decidira la empresa
de Benjamin Field, que supo-
nemos va tiene los bolsillos go
rrados", hacer que combatan en-
varios p1giles de la prl-
mera o segunda fila?
Hasta ahora ell pGblico ha es-
tado condenado a sefores de po-
ca habilidad, sin esperanzas de
un future ~brillante, y a vetera-
nos torturados en- Glen comba-
ties.
Con buenos boxeadores de
nuevo Sc pondria ell nombre de
La gaceta., 1940-09-10

Joe niMaggio, de los Yankees,
S42; Walker, Dodgers, 326;
Mack, Cubs, 319, y F. Nc Cor
micn, Cincinnati, 319.
All frente de los "jonrrone-
ros", en- la Liga Nacional, apa-
recen Johnny Mize, de los Car
denales, con Al Rizzo, de los
Phillies, con %, Y Nicholson, de
los Cubs, con %.
Jonrroneros de la Liga Anne
ricana: Jimmy Foxx, 35; Hank
G~reenberg, %; Joe DiMaggio,
%.
La gaceta., 1940-09-10
LIGA AMEICRANA

Los Indios fueron derrotados
aver por los Medals Blancas de
Chicago y perdieron Ell primer
lugar en- la Liga. Thornton Lee,
ell zurdo, los dej6 en- cuatro hits
y una carrera con once hits, 81
Chicago anot6 dos wees. La de-
rrota Sc lie acredit6 a Eisenstat
Chicago &c, 11h, lie; Cleve'
land 1c, All, De.
La gaceta., 1940-09-10

A cola cough seriously endangers
on, your family, and your busin
$50 ates. glness1fom colds
sorcls causes loss of tn
Ian all other Eases combined.
II Won have a cough due TO a co
c,t -Mulsion, the guard
iced medicine, today. If Men
Nslsior fails to sop your cough
Immediately snd &C. you ertiV
over your cold cough quicker tnS
my medicine you ever tried, ass
or your money b" K.
Mentho-M ulSiaa is more than ore
,rdtlars medicine. 1t eoS aims vita.
alls A ami d to hd:ld your cold
reslstance, and seven soothing,
..aaling oils and ungIeats, inclad-
La gaceta., 1940-09-10
DE o INSTITUTES

Han iniciado va sus ~practicas
los institutes Hillsborough,
Plant y Jefferson y Ell Colegio
de los Jesuitas, que antes Sc la
maba Tampa College.
Manda las huestes de Hills
La gaceta., 1940-09-10
OEPORTES
LA LIGA INTERSocIAL

Hoy Sc reunira, en- la Unione
ltaliana, la Liga de pelota In
tersocial.
Encarecese la a%sistenoia de
los senores Delegates y subdele-
gados.
Dicese seran discutidos algu-
nos detalles relacionados con la
serie del campeonato.
La gaceta., 1940-09-10

ter; Chicago contra Brooklyn,
un solo desafbScon Passeau y
Wyatt ST Wyatt no esta en- con-
diciones, laGzara por 81 Girls
som.
La gaceta., 1940-09-10
LOS PRIMER0S ATEAD0.
RES DE LAS DOS LIGAS

Hasta el dia de aver los me
jores bateadores de las dos gran
des ligas 10 eran Radcliffe, de los
Browns, con 345; Ted Williams,
de los Medals Rojas, con 342;
La gaceta., 1940-09-10
Don't Spread Your coisceug'
Get MenthO- MuIsiQp'.

ing highest grade lockwood creo.
sote for penetration. Genuine Cab
ifornia zig syrlp gives Mentho-
LMulsior. 2 taste The whole family
kwiI. like. It clings I'd the mem
branes SO its soothing healing in
rredients act faster, Shelter. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit:
NAttendanee at church is neces-
sary for human welfare, but don't.
endanger the congregation with n
cold cough when Mentho-MulsioA fA
! so inexpensive and easy to cseain.~
Mantho-M ulsion is endorsed BY
your neighbors and qua ganteed BY
! Leading druggists svtry@he-e.-Gdv.
La gaceta., 1940-09-10

En- el parque Rey, en- West
TamgN Sc ofrecera el mierco-
les, mana "a. gn5rograma de
boxeo amateur.
Organizado por Ell joven Ri
cardo, que tiene a su cargo Ia
Supervision de csc parque.
Creemos que las peleas, en-
.cuanto a p1blico, culminaran en-
un exito complete.
La gaceta., 1940-09-10
LA GACETA

n Deri6dicO en- iJlomA EspAAoI
= mas c.ocuIacien en- Tampa
Virtoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 C
ISOs Ia. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla
TeIsfonO Y 1892
La gaceta., 1940-09-10

Rosalia, a una orden breve de
su marido, sali6 de la estancia,
y diez minutes despues, estaba
en- la cuadra enganchada una ga
lera, con enorme toldo de la que
tiraban cuatro caballos.
La Mia Cantinera baj6 a
Miguehso haSta el carruaje, e
chandolo en- Ell fondo. sobre unos
saeos de alfalfa SEGA, envuelto
en- Ell cobertor.
Made habia visto nada....
81 peQue1o seguia durmiendo.
La gaceta., 1940-09-10

hay un tren minero que os Heva-
ra a la estaci6n de Campitos,
dondo empalma ell tren de Ba-
hia.
-iAh, pues hala - dijo Ell
Cogorza executive, deseando per
der de vista cuanto antes esta
casa Y este pueblo, dOnde les ha-
bian propinado la tremenda pa
liza.
La gaceta., 1940-09-10
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pain to your satisfaction-yom money vii be
refunded. Don't suffer. Ask your ddR1stAOdav
tr NUFITO on this guarantees.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
P rim 7 IN G
CLIFFORD 1924
LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Herbert l.. Dudley
t2S Russell ~.
STATE OF MlCHlGAN,

County of Wayne.
No. 2S3-399
At session Of the Probate
Court for said County OF Wayne.
held AT the Probate Court Room In
the city OF Detroit. on the eighth
day OF July IN the year one thou
sand nine hundred and forty.
Present: u. J. HEA-Y, Judge OF
Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
MILE MCLEAN. Deceased.
on reading and filing the petition
OF FLORENCE NJ. MORTON pray
ing that administration OF said
estate be granted to herself or
some other suitable persons:
1t Is ordered. That the twentieth
day OF August. next at two o'clock
in the afternoon at said Court
Room he appointed for hearing said
petition.
And u IL further Ordered. That
copy he published three success
sive weeks previous TO said time OF
hearing. in The Detroit Tribune. a
newspaper printed and circulating
in said County OF Wayne
u. j. HEALY.
Judge OF Probate.
"a True Copy
JAMES s SEXTON.
Deputy Probate Register
7-20-S-10.