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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-13
IRENE" IL GAY

with "Alicc Blue Gown" and
other memorable song hits among
It's featured tunes, RKO Radios
film version OF Irene" brings the
British star Anna Neagle and Ray
Milland TO the screen In one Of the
seasons glyest Aims. Roland Young
Is featured In support.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-13
LIQUOR PIcNM IT
NOTICE Of AplslgGAvbON

Thla In 10 give notice TINT I,
John Kvarnciejus, Of 1908 Wilson &C.
waterbury, Conn, h1ve illod ~
application dated May 9Th, 1910, with
tie Liquor Control .cOmlni"Elog for
u Tavern Permit for the sale ~
nlcOholip liquor on tho premIncF,
OisIncHH IN owned BY John KVnra-
GlcjuH, Of 4O8 WliBon H., Waterbury,
Conn, ana win be conducted ny
John KVaFncIcJuG, ~ 4oS WilH0D ~"
Waterbury, Conn, M permiticc,
JOHN II VAItAciEJUH
Dated May 9th, 1910. b-6.i3
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ROAMING TIE AIR WAVES
Dial Doings
By JIM PARKER

Once again the Worldwide facilities network
2hour watch Following the first bulletins OF the German invasion Of
latest Developments the moment they were received Muuas Amer.
Gabriel Heater Mai Leonard Mason military ana Paul
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placed the rapidly that observers at woR studios pointed out
w NO %s 50 was S .n n Sa VI" and M
followers coast be kept informed Of latest developments
wATR.MBs h-l!es tonight SsG Local News g. War
News News, y: S Five Men S Ms TT ssm Lew e.. , s
-. $780, Jack Denny $780, orrn Tucker.
Latest singers buld.up pretty VII.
ian Listen for her II you've wondered what 1t Don Amschs
We unique
are now on for Warner Baxter and shirley Temple Their agent
Gently New YORK talking II oyer pSn be surprised sHSs sr
Leigh and Lawrence Olivier starred in series Of leading scenes from the
Audiences y Nerve York p R0 Be- iS host 70
pair Of the
conducts "s % @ %S:: Az BY H P s =! s =; :s:
.oo m DR. smith put my niece on UnforsSnats DID not
aa We @ varied
IS i've Of Nsncys schoo%a from IT, Agatha four ." The boys
Cook . a% up w" i . hs s%s
Nancy wS and chs "Sn 5 ns "Ss Ss
you, lady!
tho truth anything with Fred MacMuray her honest lawyer.
$S s Ss 81 =.
S %5 moS % e SS es every desire helping
10 o. D %b he ": sn: 70 ~ ss
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h.. special s ssss n 80. S.ss. "" % @
NauGatuk schools viii present Of songs be-
feature broadcast from 7:aS 10 $780,
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AT 20 STILES sT.-Fivc rooms, hot
water heat $50, Inquire 100 Irv.
ington Ave, Dial 3-7l07,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-13

DIHTnICT OF WATENUUNY, NN,
PROBATE COURT, My. llth, A.
u, 1910. ESTATE % JAMES Dil-
Ion, late ~ tho Town OF W0ter-
bury, ~ said DIgiriGi, deesh hg,t,oo
his account with said cBtntc 10 this
Court for ALLEGIANCE. II y
ORDEHED, Tint The 22nd day Of
May, a, u. 1870, ~ $3.50 O'eiock, ~ y"
afternoon. sta ndmrd time, % the
Probate Office IN Waterbury,, be and
tho same In, assigned for u hoarlng
on the allowance Of said account,
and tho Court directs tho Executor,
10 give notice thereof, BY publish
Ing this order ~ some n0Wgpnpor
having n circulation IN. snid Dis:
day ~ hearing,
MARdUERITB NJ, FAuY,.
Bsi1-jt Art. clerk,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-13
Real Estate For Sale
Houses For Sale

2-FAM1LY--l3 room house. lear
garage, 2 new hot water heating
systems, Fine level lot IN Willow
81, section below Hillside Ave,
Price $1,000
MUM and NUHN
a., Bank 81, Dial A-2la9
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Consult The Real Estate Brokers On This Page About
Home Of Your Own-lt Costs No More Than To Rent


1880 - with small amount down,
balance like rent. buys modern one
family house Of 8 rooms and largo
enclosed Sunporch on Park Road
(off West Main ST. Has fireplace,
hot water heat, with oil burner,
Completely redecorated and In ex-
cellent condition, Lot completely
Handicapped with shrubbery, fruit
trees and flowers, Domenic Caste
lano, General Building Contractor,
l29 Irvlngton Ave, Dial 3.7lO7.
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. CHASE PARK AVE, 8 Rms. $40
100 RIVER ST, ,,,,.,, Rms, $i8
w. II. HART, Inc.
20 East Main Dial a-35ai
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-13

BOYS CLUB, Cottage Place Nice
rooms, swimming pool. all home
cooking Reception rooms Mod.
erato prices
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Business Service


FuRS-Clcaned and glazed free
with COLD STORAGE, II. Ciresl
80 Winchester Ave. 3-725D,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-13
Building Lots For Sale

LOT-For sale on Rldgeiield Ave,
Fairlawn, Also 2 lots on Berkeley
Court, Tel. 3-b0aA.
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For Rent Real Estate

~ Apartments and Tenemens
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-13

WATR-MBS hl-Ntes, tonight $780, Local News o, War
Of T., Fulton Lewis $780,
Phone Your Answer. $780, Mystery Hail. Crosby
1850, Orrn Tucker.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-13

Nev Car Dealers
Automobiles For Sale
Legal Notices
LIQUOR PERMIT
n nVsl(rH OF APPLICATION

NOTICE . 81 AppIcATIoN
patrIek + Tons, q 80 iSast Main 81"
Waterbury, Conn, have. Med On ~.
pilcatiOn dated May 10Th, i9lO, WIN
q Package Deer Permit for the sale
Of alcoholic iiGuor on the premiHcs,
$50 East Main H., waterbury, Com.
Long, Of $40 Bast Main g., Water,
bury, Conn. and WIN he CONDUCTED
H., Waterbury, Conn, ~ pormlitcc,
PATRICK IDNU,
Dated May t0th. 1910. b-I3-sO
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-13

No. 1924 .-
icVN tsaT y. STEEV rs and
MYRTLE PETIgItSDN,
Executors.
ntsnmIIA a., M, A NpnN al MIA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
Pitfalls of Love
A Sequel TO Marriage Meddlers

quaintance with Harry Under
woo0.
He and Lillian had been Dicky's
best friends in those days, as they
still were his-and mine. But in
that long ago time Harry Under
woods personality and character
had been vastly different-and in
fe~ior-to what they now were.
Brave. brilliant, fascinating
-GenerniiS--kiAA4ss-7-t- t'-<r-wrTe CtTsr---
acteristicS which nc had had then,
and which still endured, undimin-
ished
But while mis- recklesSncSs had
been tempered with the years his
untruStworthineSs and disloyalty
TO his wife his friends and his
country had been wholly eradi-
Gated by the suffering and hard
ships of the years OF his atone
meni as he had characterized the
years he had spent in secret and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
REMEMBERED NIGHT

As if it were yesterday. l re-
membered the night which had put
tie cap sheaf upon his efforts.
when with a disguise that had
fooled all Of US except Dicky, he
IIIrned- oNer-+n..gI-l4 e el4it-f IFS T77y
f. her is sffectionately called by
those who serve their government
under his leadership - As evil a
GROUP of alien conspirators as ever
existed.
He had fallen grievouSly wounded
by one of the men who had thought
him their leader and his CRY. Is it
enough. Liz" as she took his
wounded body into her arms, still
echoed in my ears.
Continued Tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
HORRIBLE TORTURE

What did lii tell him?"
THAT she couldn't lose hus-
band and child too. and reminded
him that his return to what he
called those places meant not
only almost certain death. hut
the horrible torture reserved by
gangsters for tho double-croSsers
and traitors of their member
ship"
Dicky nodded a solemn assent.
"She's dead right or that" -.
yes" | asScntcd. and then we
both fell silent. and I knew that
his memory was travelling with
mine back 10 the early days of
our marriage and my first &C.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
FLYING LEAP
1T WOULD BE SUICIDE:

His face sohered instantly.
and when he had kissed me. he
sat down on the side Of the bed
and pulled me down beside him.
ITS 40 easy to forget when II
isn't your own problem. l sup
pose Harry is with LII, comfort
ing her"
Tf YOU can call II comfort,
yes" ! said dryly.
He looked up alcrtly.
MEANING what"
Meaning that he Just asked
her II she would let him go " his
search for Marion led him hack
to places long since forgotten"
well, I'll he eternally con-
demned." he said and added
after an instant: "The old boy
means that, too"
II am sure he does" as
sented, and then Dicky put the
obvious query.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26

SUPPOSE OLD Harry IL
here" Dicky said GROSSLY sitting
up in the bed on which he had
thrown himself directly after
Miss Whitlock had served US
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
By Adele Garrison

successful attempts TO root out the
various nests of disloysl vermin he
had encountered in his fight back
TO rehabilitation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26

rs that any
reason or
&C ar In & n
fello " TO
death ."
Dicky is al
y ay If a s.
chile when ne
il awakened
suddenly, and
in the early
days OF our
married life |
shed m a n Y
te ars and
harhOred re-
sentiment be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26

cause Of the idioSynCracy. But
the years have taught me Wis
dom and enlarged my sense OF
humor.
The wears have taught me
something else also. how best 10
deal with Dicky IN some Of his
difficult moods. so | walked to-
ward the door with A noncha-
lent men and a hippant little
speech
INV mistake" said II
thought YOU wanted 10 he called
when Harry got here"
FLYING LEAP
was partly through the door
when MS flying leap from bed
and rush across the floor en-
abled him 10 grasp my arm and
SWING me back into the room.
"I'll he damned II know
whether to sock YOU or kiss
YOU" he said. a good stig one
on the nose would do you good"
"No doubt" said. hut you'd
better kiss me instead, and lis
ten to what have TO tell YOU.
We haven't time for foolery
with things the way they are
here 2"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26

Recipes for some authentic colonial dishes
from the cookbook of the original First Lady
Of the Land-wll appear in the Housewives
Food Alr1anack in The American Weekly
with the December % issue Of
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1940-06-28
A}OUND ABOUT (cont ID from page ~

AROUND - ABOUT (cont ID from page ~
othing Of Nordstrom with that now
building on Benson Avenue and Mcdonald
with his now Theatre.
Evcn "hitio Torgorson is putting on
some now bulUorlzs and plcnking on tho
inc Ina, nov bocchod for that purpose :.
Eno now mcngo1, washers, cleaners an
drycrs really arc an attractive cdditi 81
to tho Kodiak Stoom laundry. And is Jo5
busy, those days, assomb Ing all tho
0o1ts' shifting, pu11cys, pipos, etc.
Noticed quito fow pooplo with
cameras llorc abe outs those Last fow
days, taking sllots at tho many irtorost1
ing and historical objects in this town
ovon sew Inspector Matthews tho othor
Photographic evidence Of possible sab
otogc, otc., etc. Still hcvo that pack
ego for you Inspector!
Late nows from Ncla1olz reveals tlot
thcro is @ scarcity Of boats for fl oh-
ing purposes. Thoro Gre 1853 mon who hcvd
regis torcd for work but no bolts arc
avail ablo.
Understand that tloro arc SOHO
novly -vods just arrived in town but up
to tho tino Of publication, lacvo not
boon able to locate tllcra. will lot
you know tho particulars noxt wcok,
oh, Norman?
The Fishermen, who cen be soon
doi 1y throwing thoir limos into tho
North channel, appear to be having sor1o
consistent good luck. In addition to
tho many scrap-fish caught, quito q fow
nico-sizo halibut havo boon foolish
enough to swallow tho torpt ing NOR soils
CT bait. Thoy arc aver aging about 10
to Is pounds. Sitting on tho dock doing
this, boats working hard, aryday in tho
Ucck.
Tho Club Liquor Store today
completed arrangements to lcaso G large
storage space in on adjacent building
to handle tho Largo ship2onts of alec
holic beverages boing sold those days.
That's $50" for this wook,
Friends .....Will try to toll -!
you moro about everything end
everybody, noxt Friday, the 4th1 n
Washington Journal., 1940-06-14

ben ROrribOr. Die iunes Trau b5rts
brduBen fem pIaubsrmGul9sn lutts
tDeiter f9ndbsn unb ben Ontel
frsunblin antporten. unb Oa ibers
fiel ie auf einmoI tpis6er bic mara
ternbe Nneif, ibr Rin0 t0nne ibr
zines Sages perIoren geben. 9dtte
man ni6t i9OR oft bapon geb0rt, baB
6amiIisn bic Rinber unliebfomer
9%erpunbten an Ii4 geaOssn, fe ibren
Stern entfrsmbst - entpenbet bats
ten, um lie guno in tbrs 9epaIt gu
bstOmmen2 llnb mai ni6t @berbarbt
BON Drepensbers, Der bus Rinb 10
lebbaft an ten eteeuen Batter erins
uertc. auf benz beften Dege, oes Rna'
ben Gtebe gu erperben9 Darum
Toute man 5sin5 BON 0repensbergs
So6n ni6t in bic oriitotratiT6e 6as
mtlis aufnebmen, io6olb er o6ne bic
obfture Wutter, bic Rom0otuntin nit
Der buntleu 8ergangenbeit. tam.
W0n pdrbe es baun Idon Oeriteaeil,
Jpn nab ben WiinIaen Der 6amilie
gu IsHten unb gum 8er3i9t uuf oas
WaiOrat gu betpeeen.
Die gequdlte 6rau it06nts leiIe uuf,
Sic piirbe Ii9 pebren pie eine
20pin, Denn man ibr nit 3tit ooer
@etpolt ibr Rinb reuben polte.
Mber ME tonnts lie Iid odgegen I4ii-
BEN, tpenn man es nit Qiebe tbat2
WeHn mar oau3 letie,% unmerili9 cine
Gntfrembung opif9en Muttsr unb
SObn bsrbstfiibrte unb ndbrte9
LIMB fir DIANA bringft bu aud
cine nit, unb fir 9dterden 9artO,
ni9t tpo6r, Sntel9" plauberte 9eini
OrouBsn. Da belt is ii9 niht Idns
ger, lie itieB bic 2bir auf unb er.
bIidte ben Rnuben, tpie er feline Nrme
3Grtlid UNI ben Gals beg Ontels gee
f9lunsen belt, Der Ii4 liebret6 iiber
tbn bsugte. SEPT netgte fi4 @bers
6drDt auf bic Stirn Oes &leinen unb
tiibte fie.
n9siut!" f4rie tie uuf.
g~berbarbt ri9tete fi9 empor unb
beiber Nugeu begegneten fiG, bic ibreH
fldmmenb Dor g~ntriifung, bic fetnen
ernIt, unb pei9, unb trourig, -
70 traurig, baB Fe erf6rat. sic trat
lungIam in bas 3tmmer 5uriid unb
sr psrlieB bas 9aus.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-14

trauif4 unb Gngitli9 fs uuO ben
SnteI beOba9tst. SEPT bOr4te sr
auf.
quit" Die iIeinen 4usen, nod
ibrGnenfeu9t, bIidten seipaHHt Hnb
begebrli9 gu @ber6arb auf.
SIS Dauerte eineH AusenbIid, ebe
Der it9 in bic MirtIi9teit auriidfaHb
unb i'm DerFanb. Damn flOg Ieife
DerlOrsn Elm 2d@sIn iiber isin truites
@ei9t unD er beuste fi6 ItsbsDOa
Aber ben Rleinen.
ga, lieber 9eiui = TIT ou Graua
ben serng"
.Md9tis sern!" Sin tisfer. fs6u,
fii9tiger @euf5er. rRannf bu tie
benin ni9t nit elmer Setter bOleH,
penn fie 10 bod bdnsen, Sntel9"
sd miBte es tiHmul Osriu&eH,
Semi"
%, ia - ia, OntsI, unb DaHn
sibF bu le MIR iubelte 9sini.
,0eini," REF bic Wutter erf9rOdeH,
,f9GmIt bu bid uidt2" uHD in ihrer
alien unnabbaren 9altuns Ju ibrem
69tpaser getpanbt:
sd Denfe, 9err DOn DrspsHsbers.
mir Iinb jebt fertig NIT u%nisrsn Sc
I9Gften unb pifen gsnau. ME mir
matchmaker baran IinD."
sd ssbe f9On. sHdoigs 6rua -
- lebe pobl, 9eini!!"
uMbieu, Ontel9en. uRb bu
iommIt balb pieOer nit ben Srau.
benz"
.@s6r buIO. fDsnn IS Oeins DIANA
erlaubt.A
anita FunD pie auf RObIsn. am
LiebIten bGtte lie bic 9ano feff auf ben
breiF,n fleinen @9nabsl geprtbt. Sic
mar gan3 roth DOr S9am unD gnt.
riiItung. @mpfanb beHn gberbarbt
Don Grepensberg ni4t ieIber bic bits
tere Sronie oarin, baB bas Rinb 10
barmlus bringenb ftineu EOofsiub
gum Wieoertommen einluo.
.Sie baben mir beute Jbre 4bfi9t.
meinem 9obn letn Redt gu rauben,
beutIi9 genug ausgcfprO4en. - Sd
piiBte teiHen GrunD our Wleberbos
luna SbreS 8siu9es." Oas tlang
ME uer3neifelte 4bDsbr.
@r bob raid unb enersii9 ben
ROpf. sd min NismunD Elm Re9t
rau6en. Sd bin gstommtn, 6 gu
fu6en. Qsben sic pObI. Grau
BON -"
gr ftodte, es mar ibm iebt unmOgs
li6, bic ftsife Mnrebt gu 6rdu9en,
unb fein, 0anb ftrsdte fi& ibr unpiu.
tiirli9 entgegen. Aber tie Derbengts
fi6 talt unb f0rmli4.
,4Oieu, 9srr BON DrsiDensbsrs."
LIMB bu tommft balb mieber. On
tel? lnb bu bringft aud bic Srous
ben mite Sine blaue unb etne DeiBe
~ cine gang feline bios 49,.
Ssini i4lapfte nit Dem Datsl in
Washington Journal., 1940-06-14
2. aopttsG ].

Wie foate bas enben9 Sin 5isber
Der Aufreguns bate anita gepudt
unb iuste fe rubelos in Der Mobnune
lumber. Was ioate oaraus Werben9
unb DOr i6r Itonb pie6er IsbsnOig
bas gan3e 2eib ibrer She, oas fe
ienen 9euten perbantte. MIs SEEING
bic GItern Inn ibren Segen gu ieiner
@erbsirntbung bat. hotten lie Elm uns
umpunbsnes nNein" seauipOrtet, unb
70 iebr Der @obn aud flebte, Elm bar
tee. taItes, Dur9 Hidts semilpertes
nyeein" blieb bic einStge NntpDrt.
Sa, nan f9idts ibm ale 8riefe uner=
0ffnet 3uriid nit Der Weiiung, Oas
pirOe 10 LANCE 9eI6ebeH, big er Obns
bic uHpiirbige 5rau an ieiner Settle
gu ben Gltern auriidtebrte. Srenz
nung bon i6r nm jeben preis. luutete
tire Sorberuns. Oa blieb ibnen
ni9ts anberes iibri9, aIs chamber gu
beiratben aud obne Der @ltern @in=
%niligung. 4ber 9ein3 bate ni9t
aufgeb0rt. auf cine Sinnesanberung
fsiner N~ngeb0risen gu 1offen, unO aIs
bic @eburt bss Rtnbes in Nusfi9t
ftanb, lieb is f9 bur@ i6res Mannes
Gleben erpei6en, troB Der Dtoerfa6,
reneu Rrdntuns nod einmal ielber
an bas 6er3 Der Gltern gu po9en, lie
3u bitten, bod pentgitens erft bic Oer-
6aBts S9piegerto9ter tenuen gu Ier-
nen. ebe tie lie gang Derbammten.
9tsIen Brief. ben Re in tauienO 0ua-
len ihrem StoI5 a~bgerungen batte, err
hieIt tie 5erriRen surid. Samit mar
bic Sa9e abgetban fir INNER, fir
lie pie fir ibren Manr. Oenn penn
0ein3 bic eigsnen Rrdntungen aud
pergeFsn tonnte, bas ber5ie6 er felbft
ieinsn gItern ni4t, baB lie bic Mutter
Ieines Rinbes pie cine Dirne be6aH>
beltsn.
als bann tbr Mann 10 pl0Bli4 an
Der 2ungenent5iinbung Deritarb,
tbsiltt ie es ben Geinen pfli9tl9uIs
biait NIT, aber au9 btes eri9iitternbe
@reigniB permo9te ni9t ben Corn
bes @aters gu mtlbern. Gr noQte
benz Gobn bic Gamiliengruft Dffnen,
absr beHen Grau ni9t geitatten, i6ren
SUB auf DEMONSTRATION 9runO
unb 8oben gu feben. - Da Der3i9s
tete lie nit benz BspuBtIein, in ibres
Mannss Slim gu banbeln. 90 rubte
ibr @atte als ein5;ser 0repensberg in
frember Grbe, unb bic eigenen @ltern
botten leiuem Sarge ni9t einmal Oas
@eleit geeebn. Sic niirbe es aud
ni9t s~elitten baben - ibr 9er3 mar
psrfteint in ibrem S4mer3.
Sbr einaigsr Sroft NOR getpefen.
baB lie Bel 2ebaeiten Der alien 2sute
tpiirbe ubgeI9lOFen baben nit alem.
mas gu Der GamiIie Oretpensberg ge-
bDrte. Sic perlangte nt9ts bon ibr,
unb i6res SObnes Nedte tonnte lie
inn ni9t rauben. = Gin Sabr lang
bait. man fe aud in Ru6e geIoFen
- bann aber pl0bli1 nit benz Nufs
tauden bieies Gberbarbt BON Dre>
tpensberg mar lie pieber mitten bins
elm eerifen porben in ben Gtrubel
Der Gamilien3pitigteiten; unb jeBt
mar bic Angit unb Hotb Der pergar>
eenen 3eit nit alien ungeitiim 5u
ntuem Geben ertpa9t.
I'm ibre Dual nod gu Derit6rfen,
plduberts 9eini ~fertpdbrenb BON benz
.neuen Sntel". Der eine pi4tige grs
f9einung in ieinem iungsn Qeben bes
beutete. Ob CT baIb niebertommen,
unb mann CT tommsn piirDs9 Ob er
aud gGHs geDiB bic IraubeH bringeu
Washington Journal., 1940-06-14
Wie WT %Oerge6Cn.~
souau BON 6. ariGsbere.
G. GOrtlsbuns.l


Gr panbte fi9 Iangfam mad ibr
I'm. Dine elm Wort gu ipre9en, LAB
er fs an. @s flimmerts eigentbimz
lid in Ietnen @ugen. sic purbe nod
befangener. nod unii6erer unter iei'
nem Bid. SEPT mar Fe gang Beib,
elm 3ortes, nei9es, aule6nunss6ebiirf,
tiges Meib, be3aubernb in istner teu<
fnen 4nmut6.
unb auf einmol ibertam tbn Elm
nilbes, tpa6npiBiges 8erlangen, feline
arme UNI iie gu I9Iingsu unb Ie feit
an feline 8ruIt gu 5tsben. .Weine
ni9t me6r, bier rube aug Don al benz
Sammer unb Deb beines jungsn 2e=
bsns - ou loaft mir Elm beiligss
8srmd9tniB meines beibgelisbten
8ruOsrs fein."
Wor er benn perridt ~geporbsu9
9atts biels gefdbrIi9e 5rau i'm aud
bereits nit ibrem 3uuber umgarnt,
Die emit ben 9ein3g
sic fo6. ME er 3auberte. pie ii9
fein @eIi9t UerdnDerte, ME es ftreng
uno abfpeiIeno purbe, barter als In
benz 4ugenblid, ba CT Bel i6r etntrat
unb iie erf9rat. Sin qudlenber
NrgpO6n itieg in ibr auf,
ugDenn i1 bsnten miiBtc, sic glaus
ben, i6 bate Sbneu nur cine Rom0>
bic porIpielen DDlen." REF lie nit
flissenbem Ntbem, Der ROmOoiaHtin
Tam Das ia ui6t i4per fallen -.
6err @ott!4
@r BOB raid bef6pi6tigsnO bic
6onb. n9erubtsen sic fi4! Sic
fnb 70 penig RomOoiantin. baB i9
niht begreife, pie sic nit Sbrem
~ftOl5sn, fpr0Oeu Sim i~iber1aupt
iemals Rom0Die fpielen t0nnsn."
~Wenn Sic 9ein3 ni6t 70 G6uli@
IGben!" ftisb ie berDOr. pSie 1T
fir9terli9, bieie AebHli6teit."
gr frat Dor bas Bib unb fa6 bon
bAftsrsn GrnItes gu i6m uuf. runb
mir paren bod 70 grunoperi4ieDen
Don gbaratter, pie M}sHi9en iber@
baupt iein iOnnen! Gr init feinem
f%Onnenbeiteren Wefen. ieiHer fprii.
benben Qebensluft. ieiner @eRiaIitdt
unb ebIen S6OHbeit. llno i'd -.
tpie bic Na9t 3u Suge. @r erbai4te
fpielenb, mas tb nit Grnit uHb gifcr
itubiren muB. = Si4srlid bat cr
beimIi9 i'm 9er5en QeiD %getrageH UNI
feinen armen, bdBIi6eu uHo unges
fnidten Bruber unb gemeiHt. i'd baltic
nur besbolb bic Truuben 6eitsrer
2ebensluF fir fauer, neil iit mir gu
bod bdn9en."
6eini mar ni1t BON oer Mutter
@eite ssiDidsn. Sbre 9aHb nit iei>
men bsiOen umipanHenO, bate er nib
La gaceta., 1940-02-06

IY claro! lPor que nO?..
Yo tendre siempre una alegrds
en yer a mis- amigos.
IA Millionaire sali6 de Ia es-
tancia, humillado.
Y mientras bajaba la escale-
ra alfombrada del hotel, iba pen
sando, con aquel su brutal mum
do interior Y su alma de lobo
que va lie conocemos:
ii Bah, bahl... iRemilgos de
damita que sc las quiere tirar
de honrada L.. IFonterfas L..
| va veremos 81 sigues pensan-
asi cuando sc tie vaya aca-
q dinero y no tengas de
d6rde sacarlo!,. Isl conocere
70 ell mrndol..
Y Ia pobre Maria de Ia Cruz,
quedar sofa, mientras tanto
'osteni6ndose en- pie por un ma
esfuerzo de voluntad,
las manos v erdam6 q
VOC. mirOudo al Gdo; |
La gaceta., 1940-02-06

sc una mano al pecho:
No tengo que decirla, sehc
"a, que mi discretion es absolu-
ia y que no he dicho nj al porte
70 nj a nadie una palabra siQuie
"a acerca de listed!
=tAhl iMluy bien hecho!-
repuso la madre de Celia.
Isl, sonora. Yo creo que su
esposo no este en- Madrid. Pero,
de todos modos, como es l6gico
que tenga con 81 a Ia pequeha,
81 usted me autoriza, 20 estoy
dispuesto a volver a Alcira, a Ia
finca de sus tics, a YER 81 alli...
II No, no, no haga usted esol
interrmpi6 Maria, un tan
10 molesta ahora de la obstina-
lion que Cd personaje mostraba
.por servirla-. Yo, ino tengo
que decinelol, le agradezco a
lsted ouanto ha hecho y haga
,or mi y por encontrar a mi hi
q y a mi esPoso; pero V supli-
La gaceta., 1940-02-06
NO THEME CONCLUSION EN-
Ell CEREBRO

New York, Feb. 6.-Tred A.
postoli, 81 famoso gladiator tia
liano de San Francisco, Sali6 a.
yer del hospital donde Sc halla-
ba recluido Y los medicos asegu-
ran, deSpues de Observable, que
no hiene conclusion alguna en- el
cerebrO.
La congestion del pecho, pro-
ducida por I'm ataque de grip
pc, desapareci6 tambien,
AL salir del hospital y no obs
tante 10 declarado por Larry
White, su director, ApOstoli d.
jo: V0lvere al "ring" dentro de
unos seis meses."
"Yo le he repetido, manifesto
de nlevo White, que debe reti.
rarse para siempre. Espero que
desista de sus planes de retorno
al cnadrilatero."
La gaceta., 1940-02-06

dadO. lWU
Y para darle una lecci6n de-
corbesia, de mbanidad Y de deli
cadeza, Sc puso en- pie, tendien-
dole Ia mano al tempo que ex-
clamaba:.
-iMuchas graciasl 70 tam
.bitn quiero Y estimo mucho a
todos mis- amigos, Y EN- vista de
cue usted 10 es de casa.
Don Rodrigo Sc puso roio.
lie echabal
\ 50 levant6. comprendiendo
que habia de marcharse 81 no
guerra llevar las cosas a un te-
rreno de vioAncias que no entra
ba en- mCdO lguno en- sus pla-
nea
-Si listed me autoriza. sc.
adn, no queriendo
rendidO nj batirse en-
redfada- volvere a verla tan
pronto como tenga alguna nott
cue eOmunicarIa, tnO es asl1