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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-05
HERE'S MORE AB0UT
Lonqshore Strike

ARTS ON fAdf - y y
They point out that IL the exact
basis Of their contention and re-
sultant walkoff. They are de-
handing the right to negotiate for
the AFL longshoremen's member
ship and 10 make a contract with
employers in ports where ALL u
the majority affiliate.
NLRB Ruling Blamed
Employers offer no disagreement
to that contention. but steadfastiy
maintain they are unable 10 ne.
gotiate with AFL longshoremen
because Of the NLRB ruling.
Morse has been invited 10 decide
IL the AFL iongshoremen have
violated a contract TO which they
are not a factual party.
Meanwhile, clio longshoremen
of Seattle have been told by their
officers to disregard the AFL
picket lines. The membership.
however. Wednesday continued TO
shun vessels picketed.
Bridge. 20 speak
Declaring the AFL walkon and
picketing an affront 10 Clio juris-
diction. Harry Bridges viii adj
dress q clio membership meeting
Wednesday night al Seattle. He
Will address a similar longshore-
mems meeting Thursday night at
San Francisco.
For his proceedings. Morse has
asked attendance of representa-
tives from the employers. clio
longshoremen and AFL longshore-
men Of the ports involved In the
tieup. AFL spokesman declarcd
they ARE not concerned In = Juris-
dictionai dispute. and haven't any
contract with the employers 10
violate, and Morse hasn't the au-
thority 10 settle our protest
against the NLRB. 80 there's no
need for us TO attend"
Meanwhile. ALL longshoremen
here were concerning themselves
with affairs at home.
Load Army Transport
Following an exchange Of tele-
grams and telephone conysrsa-
tons between T. A. Thronson.
Pacific coast secretary Of tina ALL
waterfront workers. and Brig
Gen. y. d. Beeg. chief Of staff for
the army. four gangs Of long.
shoremsn reported for work Wed
nesday morning at the Defiance
mill to load lumber aboard the
u. 8. army transport Etoiin. The
cargo In destined for construction
OF Alaskan sirbases.
Unionists have declared they
don't intend 10 allow the tlsup 10
interfere with national defense In
any way. The steamer chirikof,
also loaded with lumber here for
airbase construction, was allowed
to depart over the weekend.
At the same time, and ALL
Iongshoremsp's delegation was
prepared 10 meet with a mediator
from the u. 8. department OF
labor. A telegram Wednesday
from departmental headquarters
in Washington, ID. C.. notified the
delegation an unnamed rsprssen-
tsiiye IL en- route here. and that
a meeting will probably b ar
ranged Thursday.
Evening star., 1940-04-08

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-21
Unfurnished House, for Rent

oRAY GABLES COURT. q wonderful
place 70 live. s55 Der month. I've
rooms. nF4iy dscoFstfd. basement.
fireplace. fA1Tnsns. 1917 Disision ave
POUR ROOMS partially furnished
beautiful surroundings, garage and
bath near South Tacoma. "a 1890.
THREK rooms furnished. basement
five rooms oassnsnt. 1fls-isA
50. o Man $3.50.
.COOhET Transfer and Storage
wv - Complete storage h<rF-
ice ~ minimum euet ~ Fon Ma sfis
si7-THREE- ROOM. mod ? iois
sf7a 80 Monroe sis rms 900
~. Igicr opt - DaF.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-21

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-21
EIectroIysis

EYEBROWS arched, hair and moles
removed: safe; perm; absolutely
painless. Miss Wright, Fidelity bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
Boy Scout
Troop Started
Members Sign Up
At Buckley School

BUCKLEY - An official Boy
Scout troop. sponsored by Pierce
Sounty Unit Of the Children's
Benevolent league. mas been
started at Western State Custodial
school. j. G. King, assistant
school superintendent. will be in
charge of the Scout movement.
Equipment has been donated
through the efforts Of Sen. Monty
Percival and a card party for I'M
ployes was held Wednesday even
ing to raise money for payment OF
Scout dues. A preliminary meet
ing. conducted by Mr.. c. N. Curtis.
Scout leader from Tacoma. a
already been held and the school
will soon be represented In this
national organization.
Several groups attending the
Washington State Conference OF
Social Workers at Tacoma. from
various welfare organizations and
county departments. visited the
school this week. Children have
been playing softball during the
recent fine weather, but most OF
the girls are still interested IN
skating on the sweeping curves Of
the asphalt roadways that cover
the grounds.
More Men Working
Sixty-one new men reported to
work at the custodial school We'd
nesday on the huge $4,000 WPA
project which opened a few weeks
ago. This brings the total hummer
of WPA workers on the grounds to
224. A crew has ben engaged IN
installing a drainage system In the
~capacious fields surrounding the
institution and have also installed
a drainage line from the nearby
stone quarry back to the head OF
the irrigation system.
Work will commence Monday on
foundation excavations for q root
house and concrete pouring has
been started on the creamery
foundations. Plans are to construct
a dairy barn. slaughter house. and
various other out-buildings. but ~
yet only the root house and a
cry constructions r under way.
Two carloads OF tile were re-
ceived Wednesday. This will be
used for finishing the extensive
drainage system. A crew IL en-
gagged In leveling and finishing OF
a temporary baseball diamond for
the children. and other crews are
slashing and clearing of the
extensive grounds. The Brady Con-
struction Co, of Seattle. independ-
ent contractors at the school. IN
going ahead rapidly with the gym
nasium construction and new ward
buildings.
At Buckley high school. a WPA
crew has excavated the old drain
age system at the Sheets memorial
athletic field and are engaged m
RELAXING the tile In a gravel fill.
replacing clay that had formerly
been used In surfaeing the field.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
COP Considers
Early Farley
re-Convention
Conference Urged

WASHINGTON Republican
leaders are considering a pre-con-
vention platform conference which
could be extended to a discussion
of candidates and directly intlu-
ence selection of a presidential
ticket by the convention next June.
The United Press was informed
that ALI NJ. Landon and Frank
Knox, the 1886 candidates for
president and vice president. SEN
ate Republican Leader Charles L.
McNary and House Republican
Leader Joseph w. Martin, jr., were
canvassing the plan.
There was immediate specu-
lation whether the move was
connected with any effort TO
stop District Attorney Thomas
II. Dewey, Of New York. The
United Press was informed
such was not the cast.
A conference of representatives
Of practically every state delega-
ton is under consideration, the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26

} Students OF Roy high school
ore oil reody for their onnuol
play. This yeor's offering is O
three-oct comedy, For Pete's
Soke." II will be given in the
school auditorium Friday, April
2o, OF BIS. Members OF the
cost and the directors, Miss
Edna knuppe and Milton kle1-
man. ore shown in the photo
eroph. First row-Mr. kleo-
man, Beatrice Young, Nor
euerite Chopic, Potty Mortin.
Margaret Hermonsen, Benice
HueoIer, Thea Scofturon and
Miss knuppe. In the beck row
ore Marlin Moore. Mott Mo-
poro. George Olson. FIoyd
Brandt, Raymond Snow, lourie
Grohom. One member of the
cost, Audry Hommett, wos OBJ
sent when the photograph vas
made.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26

United Press was informed. Invi-
tations - II issued - would go to
persons named by each delegation
70 serve on the convention plat
form committee. One deliberate
objective of such a meeting. the
United Press was informed, would
be to prevent any candidate by vir-
tue of extraordinary campaign ac-
tivity from unduly influencing the
shaping of the party platform and
nolicies
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
Jefferson Park
Club Will Meet

The jefferson Park Community
club will meet at 8 p. m. Friday
in the clubhouse.
Mrs. j. j. Pearce OF the Inter
Club Library committee viii talk
on needs Of a library in the district.
Special entertainment for the
evening will include a tap dance
by Patricia Walton. piano and
trumpet solos by A. Knapp and
Arthur Nyisnder, and a group Of
song numbers by Ruby Mcintosh
and Kurt Karmin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-26
Even Eskimos Feel
Effects of War

PITTsBURGH-Even the Esk-
mos are feeling the pinch Of the
European war. According 10 the
Rev. George L. Nelson. for ak
years a missionary m southern
Baffin island. the Eskmos have
had 70 do without their two luz
uries - tobacco and tea - because
they can't be bounght due 10 high
taxes imposed sincs start Of the
war.
La gaceta., 1940-05-14

ria, haciendola tomar ell papel
ros&do, que la martir guard6 Ito
rando nconsolablemente.
]iDe modo que Sc mardha
listed, sehors7-- die en- seguidaa
Pepe, que habia vuelto a sentar-
", $50 de prolcngar esta
rev sta.
Po1lrs a medida rr1e habla0a
IA a msdida gu Ell la escu=
chaba, iba sintisndo 81 marques
que sc aumsntaiban sus dudas
acerca de 10 que Sc decia de esta
mujer en- Madrid.
como era possible que esta
de,icadisima muchacha, que eS-
ia mujer inmensamente esprit
tual, a Ia que la sofa evocacton
Gel esposo ausente habia hecilo
en- este horrible descon-
fuera una mujer dulpa-
be- una muier impurag..
Pepe sentla un invencible de-
SEQ de preguntarla, de conte-
La gaceta., 1940-05-14
Liga Ndciond

Rojos y Cardenales sostuvie-
ron una batalla de IA innings y
el juego finaliz6 CON un empate,
8 carreras por 8.
Bate6 Ell Cincinnati IA hits,
una mas que los Pajaros Rojos.
Los campeones de la Nacional
reourrieron a los pitchers Van
der Nicer, Hutchings, Riddle,
Shoffner y Beggs; utilize ell San
Luis a Cooper, Davis, Shoun y
Russell Johnny Mize bate6 tres
"jonrones' en- Ell juego y Orengo
uno. Rizzo fue mandado a ba-
tear de emergencia, por Ell Gin
cinnati, pero no pudo '1conec-
tar" Da Lancey, ell catcher de
los Cardenales, no pudo batear
do hit. Orengo bate6 dos hits, a.
demas del "jonron." lombard
ayud6 a SUI novena con tres hits.
San Luis &c, 12h, lie; Cincin-
matt &c, 14h, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-05-14

Quiza hrl5iera comstido una
gran indiScreci6n.
La mujer de Nihez Sc dirigi6
a la puerta.
-GY Ia marquesa ?-pregun
10 cuando va atravesaban los
dos 4 so5erbiO hall del palacio.
-Slali6' Est6 bien; mudhas
gracias. Agueda para POGO en-
casa.
-De.a listed mis- recuerdos
carlnoScs, senior marques. Es
r'vv simpatiCa. Conmigo stem.
pre- fu@ muy buena.
Pepe Sc guard6 de contestar q
dltlmas palabras.
-AdioS, sonora. Hasta que
listed quiera honrarme otra vez
con su vista.
Maria de la Cruz sali6 a Ia ca
lie.
Pepe, volviendo a sus habi-
'aelones, Sc iba diciendo, como
81 respOndiera a una larga de-
La gaceta., 1940-05-14

ia mujer con inmensa curiosi-
dad y turbaci6n, Sc apresur6 a
responder, en- el tono mas efusi-
vo que pueden tener las pala-
bras;
iC6mo? iY claro que sill.
I Ahora mismo! No fa,tab9 mas.
Noy a firmar a listed un che.
que. Yo no Saba cue listed
Y su marido...
Diciendo este, hizo adaman
de sacar la cartera.
Pero Maria de Ia Cruz lie con-
.tuvo:
-iNo, muchas gracias. senior
marqu6sl No quiero NADIA aho-
ra. Aanana, dentro de unos dias
no es puhaiada de picaro. S6lo
guerra saber que cuento, desds
luego, con Su ayuda generosa.
Ramo Florido no quiso demo-
rar la entrega del dinero.
Y firmo, con su estilografiea.
un fuerte cheque a favor de Ma.
La gaceta., 1940-05-14

sarla, pero lie contuvo 81 reSpeto
a los pudores de Ia martir.
Era impossible abordar este
'e,icadlsimo tema, sin HERR Ia
guzoap.ibilidad de Maria.
Esta, sonriendo entire sus Ia
gr.mas, contesto, al Gin;
isl, me marcho, senior mar
ques l.. Me voy lejos ,muy le-
jos... Es precise que 20 haga es-
te viaje para desAacer & terri
be equivoco grue ha hecho GREER
a mi marido en- una infamia.
,CaMo, no queriendo tampoco
ser mas explicita.
Y Sc puSo len pie.
Ell marques Ia into.
%
Crey6 Ramo Florido adivlnar
que Maria de Ia Cruz marcha-
ba a Java, porque hubiese avert
guado que su esposo estaba ALA,
Sc Incline guardando silencio
IuegO dijO:
La gaceta., 1940-05-14

de todos MOODS, swendrA
ustad por aqui antes de mar
charse, sonora? Crea listed que
70 soy de sus buenos amigos, y
que deSeo ardientemente que Sc
be arreglen todos los asuntos.
-Muchas gracias, senior mar
CUES.
-iCuando Marcia listed?
-Dentro de tres o cuatro
.dias. Los indispensables para
hacer mis- preBarativos. Y ella
70 eSta que vendre a despedirme
de listed,
Pepe tpvo en- los labios una
pregunta,,,
lba a haberla dicho,
ID Marcia usted a Java. no
eS ASH"
Pero record6 las palabras de
Maria momentos antes, aSeQu-
rando que d~esconocia el parads-
70 de su espOsO, y guard6 silen-
cio...
La gaceta., 1940-05-14

ton, 16 ganados Y 6 perdidoe,
prcmedio de 727; Cleveland, IA
ganados Y z psrdidos, prcmedio
ds 667; Detroit, IL ganados y
10 perdidos, promedio de 55;
Filadelfia, 10 ganados y IL per-
didos, promedio de 544; San
Luis, 9 ganados y IL perdidos,
prcmedio de 429; Chicago, 8 y
IL, promedio de 429; Washing
ton, 8 y 10, promedio de 409, y
New York, los campsomas del
mundo, 7 y IA promedio de 1888.
La gaceta., 1940-05-14
EN- A GRANDES LIGAS
LigG Americana

No habfa desafios senalados
para aver.
Jugaran hoy los Atleticos en-
Cleveland, con los pitchers Pot
ter y Feller; los Yankees en- St.
Louis, con los pitchers Breuer y
Mills; los Medals Rojas en- Chi
cago, anunciandcge como lanza-
dores a Grove y Bigney, y los
Senadores en- Detroit, lanzando
Leonard por los primeros y
Newhouser, ell nuevo pitcher,
por los Tigres.
La pOsici6n de los Clubs en-
esta Uiga, es la siguiente: Bos-
La gaceta., 1940-05-14
DEPORTE
La JUNTA SEMANAL DE
LA LIGA ~INTERSOCIAL

Hoy Sc reunira, en- el Circulo
Cubano, la Liga Intersocial. Te-
nemos entendido que la novena
del Centric Asturiano mandara
una nueva delegation, es decir,
un nuevo delegado y un nuevo
subdelegado.
Andres Espolita tiene va pre-
sentada su renuncia a la nueva
delegation y dfcese que he sera
aceptada.
La nueva direction de los as
lures tendra de tempo hasta Ell
primer martes de JUNO para re
foTmar su novena.
Comenzara la jun6a a las
8 rs de la noche y asistiran las
cuatro delegaciones.
La gaceta., 1940-05-14
E EN- E r DE
ACCION Ell PITCHER HUD-
LIN

Cleveland, mayo 14.-Los In
dos dejaron aver en- libertad de
acci6n al veterano pitcher Hud-
lin, de "a amos, que Neva en- las
mayores mas de 10 amos.
Cnsiderando sus amos en- las
mayores, Ell cleveland no he pu-
do pasar a una novena inferior.
FL ano pasado conquist6 nue.
We victorias y lie propinaron 10
derrotas,
La gaceta., 1940-05-14

La empresa engana, o >trata
de engahar al pdblicO, cuando da
q entender que un p1gil como
Yucatan trata de rehuir Ia pc
lea, por carrsas de tenor o de o.
ira indole.
Yucatan ha venido a Tampa
en- differences ocasiones y en- al
gfunas de elias el empresario "no
ha salido mali; pero ell mejica-
no Sc ha marchado con las ma
nos cast vacias.
lie aconsejamos a Yucatan
demande una garantfa por sus
services, o por el uso de sus pu-
nos, como 10 hizo e cubano Ra-
fael Legion.
Por 'su salud' no sc ha dedi-
cado el al pugilismo y por 10 tan
to debe exigir una mejor paga.
Mientras Ell pGblico siga tole-
rando 'peleillas" de cuarto or
DEM. ell empresario continual
"a obteniendo pequenas ganan-
cias y los boxaadores solo cobra
ran 'bctsas" mezquinas.
La empresa local prefiere los
tantcs por cientos, con los pdgi-
les "apurados'' por falta de d.
nero, a darle a los "fieles'' me-
jores peleas, cen gladiadereS de
habilidad y porvenir.
De mOdo que va nuestros lee
torres saben de que parte cae la
verdad.
La gaceta., 1940-05-14
TONIC SEGUNDO
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA CALF
to turbado. Y miro al suelo.

70 IurDduO, y miro al SuelO.
mo, ST., bueno, vera, EN-
realidad no me han dicho NADIA
sino que habia habido un dis
gusto en- su casa de uSbedes h..
Pero sin concretarme.
Il Una cosa horrible, sefOr
marques! A ESQ vengo. 70 no
quiero cansarle con detalles de
mis- penas..., que sabe Dios CO.
mo usted interpretaria, como
las interpretaran los demas; pc
no 70. tengo mi conciencia tran
quila. Y ESQ me basta...
"A listed he dire dnicamsnte
que estoy separada momenta-
neamente de mi esposo..
La gaceta., 1940-05-14
con Los cUANTEs

Yucstan Kid pide tuna s6lida
garantia" comparatiyamente SO
Ida, para venir q pelear con oil
Zurdo Young.
La nOtieia SO publica por algu-
nos como ST Ell mejicano lie temie
ra a Young.
Els 10 cierto que Yucatan quie
La gaceta., 1940-05-14

10 que Provenzano necesita
para jugar la tercera es cerrar
las pidrnas, poner ell pecho y
ccl2car Ell guante en- Ell canine
de la pelOta.
Cuando cierre las piernas, a.
vance Ell pechO Y cola la pelota...
estara en- canine de llegar a ser
una acceptable tercera base,
La gaceta., 1940-05-14

A. udados por ell bate del d.
rector Durocher, autor de cua-
.tro hits Y dos carreras, en- cua-
tro viajes al plato" los bod :
gers vapulearon aver a los Phil
lies. Victor Tamulis actu6 de
pitcher de relieve y pudo domi-
mar a los PhillieS, siendOle acre
ditada la victoria.
La derrota sc lie anot6 a Pear
son.
Filadelfia &c, IN, lie; Broo-
&c, 11h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1940-05-14
Anderson Sc habfa toni
conservatives.

Anderson Sc habia tomato
seis ponches conservatives.
Tenia Ell est6mago ''inflado''.
lHasta cuando vas a seguir be
biendo'?--le gritaban sus ami
gos.
En- la s6ptima vez al bate de-
cidi6 no tirarle a las "bolas" y
lie dieron una 'transferencia"
La "inyecci6n" lie hizo cobrar
brfos y en- la pr6xima vaz, Sc
"equivoc6' y dispar6 un "jiio-
te".
Ell fen6meno influyo tambien
en- su juego, en- Ell campo, e hi7o
dos cogidas ~fenomenales, una
de. elias con una mano.
Embellishments, con Ell arri-
DO del triunfo, comenzaron a
subir los valores del torpedo
70" de los Mambises.
La gaceta., 1940-05-14

Saleme perdi6 un desaffo. I'm
fen6meno en- el parque de Gus
caden.
Ell jOven lanzador italiano no
era derrotado desde ell mes de
5eptiembre del aho pasado
lie abatieron los Leales ell do
mingo; pero debe recordarse
tambien que Ell pitcher Puido
dominaba y parecia un lanzas
dor de ligas ''superiores''.
Entire Pulido y los bateadores
Leales sc realiz6 la mezcla Y bro
to Ell "prodigio".
La gaceta., 1940-05-14

re dbbener una mejor recompen
sa per sus servicios, ccnsideran-
Go la posiei6n que ocupa en- Ia
catigorfa weller.
iParece cansado de los Aantos
por ciento Y de las bolSas ditni-
nutas!
La gaceta., 1940-05-14

New York, IL y 8, promedio de
$40; Chicago, IL y III, prone
dio de 500; San Luis, 8 y 10, pro
medic de 381; Filadelfia 6 y IL,
353; Boston 6 y 10, promedio de
1888; Pittsburg, 5 y Is, prone
dio de 27S,
La gaceta., 1940-05-14

Pero es porque el pobre ha
sufrido una horrenda equivoca-
ci6n...
Sc ha creid6.... lah, Dios, po-
bre de MI, 10 que mis- labios sc
niegan a decir. Y Sc ha marcha-
do. No Sc d6nde esta...
Pero es precise que 70 lie bus
que; mejor dicho, es preciso que
yo... me vaya lejos, muy lejos, a
arrancar a.. alguien una carta
que ha de salvarme.
Y a ESQ vengo, senior mar
qu@s, a ESQ he venido: a decirle
a listed; no teRgo dinero para
hacer un viaje, un largo, uH lar
CUISINE viaje que quiero en-
prender...
Y listed me 10 prestara para
que 20 pueda salvarme.,,
La gaceta., 1940-05-14
Con el bate Ia Mascota : rs Fspeiuelos
1Poy Tira.s Cuarta)

no parece q Contreras de los do
mingos anteriores.
En- cambio Manuel Ell Gale
ca q hermano del amigo Pepe,
estaba a domingo en- la cumbre
y acmina5a ocn Ia vista TODD el
ya.le. Tres hits en- tres wees al
bate. Alfredo decia que Ell ga
llago" caminaba con "aire'' de
B25e Ruth en- sus buenos dfas.
Vamos a yer 81 Contreras le
pide Ia formula a Manuel Y sa-
lie del "hoyo".
Los ponches frecuentes "in-
digestan".
La gaceta., 1940-05-14

lTemdra algo que yer la pre-
sancis de Faustino Casares en-
las fi,as de los Leales con sus
dos recientes victorias?
BESIDE que Faustino regolvi6
ponerse el unifo me de los Lea
les la novena tom6 Ell canine de
"a victoria.
Willie Paz es Ell director; pc
no Faustino trajo con el, 81 no
hemos sido NAL informados, ell
saco de la "pimienta".
La gaceta., 1940-05-14

IQue lie paSa a Contreras?
EStaba pegandole "muy dulce'
a la pelota, como Dios manda, y
dis repente decide tomarse unos
ponches.
En- los dos 1ltimos domingos,
La gaceta., 1940-05-14

Pegando con oportunidad sus
10 hits, los Gigantes hicieron IL
c~arraras, aplastando a las Abe
jas de Boston. Gumbert alcanz6
Ell triunfo. La derrota lie cores
.pondi6 a Sullivan.
New York lie, 10h, De; Bos-
ton Sc, l1h, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-05-14

Ia GACTTA

Il peri6diCO e m idiomA EsPahc'
- mas circulation en- Tampa
La gaceta., 1940-05-14

5ti,-ri aifn semanal: 20 c
1908 "a. Ave-, YbOE City, Fla.
Telefono Y 1892
La gaceta., 1940-05-14

Ell marques, perfecto gentil-
hombre, que habia lido escuchan
do ell relate de los dolores de es-
La gaceta., 1940-05-14

Posici6n de los Clubs en- la
Liga Nacional:
Cincinnati, Is victorias y a de
rrotas, 789 de promedio; Broo-
klyn, IA y A, promedio de 778;
La gaceta., 1940-05-14

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La gaceta., 1940-05-14
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