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Evening star., 1940-05-25
R00Ms FURNISHED

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1889 1882 cALvERT CA sT; N;M;INlcely ~, 5urn:
ns car and es nF hSsn efsse Park
$40 dALLATIN ST. Nw.-Room with pri-
Randoph Eats Hash s4sl sSr one or two sentlssSsen
2o7o BELMONT ,RD.. Apt. 81 at Taft
i'm. phone. DE. is75-W. " W.
18th ST SECTION-Cooi. attractive room;
southern exposure, porch, terrace; new pri-
gast ~ ses 70 sppfscists. 1888 OAK St; n;v: wv
WOODBRIDGE, 4037 2?nd st. n.e.---Large
on S, nT ns. Sst sis ssadsd sss
dSle.; Sises meals ii optional. lon .l's' S-0 ~s ~
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1909 goth st. n:w.-At-
trasys snsb double io saas
nsb.d Sa lgs ST. mSdsIn eE 5es
bath: til:0 gentlemen. 5S pT. 1000 Ext. ss4. eA'
DUPONT CIRcLE.-Elevator apt. private
entrance; No others. semi-pvt; bath,
xR exeR 0fas shone sts No. d9Hss 4sSs $40 SINGLE refs
5:room and bath front apt. q. l. Tsis: M
n1ds5n sonps phons Sh s5s So monthly
la, 1s4a CoLYMH1IA, I1.n1I RD. MWwsasement
immaculate, quiet. well-run house.
be9s baG bnded AJAX ST. rars. from double hs
CHEVY CHAsE--Employed couple, or sin
next next Shower. Woodiev T6s7. A'''' y
1871 WYOMING AVE NV. Apt 34-
porch, with other young ladies. Go.
2o39 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
NeTy s0 dSsIt nSsy tSsshsd for
715 oGLETHoRPE ST. N.W-Lge. newly
furn., front bedrm.: Sc. expos; adioins
bath: cool and conv.: 2 gentlemen pref.
1923 NEW .HAMP. NW.-Sinele or double
ea dea or f@ se or eoss Walk ds p6 pest 549 r.
LADY-Large front. spacious closet, inner
254s 14th NV. Apt s, at Euclid.
4547 LOWELL ST. NV, Wesley Hgts.-
eosa aso single % nex bas asas shoaer
in private quiet home; garage.
&c, sI91 1 ST NV, near near Conn. Conn. ayeLLarse.
or GIRARD ST. N,E.-Front, newly fur
nished, twin beds; private home Of 2 adults;
conv, bus; PRIVILEGES, SIS each. Evenings
and Sunday MI 1715.
81 fop s ynd fFen
BATH private home. CO. 382O-J.
73l NICHOLSON ST. N.W-Front studio
room, private shower 49, unlimited phone;
1884 RHODE ISLAND AVE; N.w.-Newly
furnished single and double rooms, un-
limited phone, ch.w.
ARDMORE. 915 Goth st. NV, near War,
Navy Depts.-Neatly furn. modern rms.
c.hw; good maid service; So week up.
1901 G ST. NV, near War, Navy Depts.-
rms; 81 30 week up.
1908 18th. at K-Double. basement
running water next bath; newly furn.;
SINGLE STUDIO ROOMS, S2O-S25
meals optional 1919 18th st. NV.
LADIES OF DISCRIMINATING TASTE.
BATH use Of Vs room doube so
single $50 per month. Also Housekeeping
apt large roo" room ,n modern kitshen private
Hobart 1880 A"'
THE MAURY,"
7o1 18th st. Woo beautifully furn
single and twin bedrooms. running water
near 'howers and tub baths. tnner-sprns
on nss * nD dcSs
GRAFTON HOTEL,
1139 Conn ave.-Larse, comfortable rooms.
Singles with running water. ss45 a'sSilp wk up
doubles, 5000 wk up: with pvt. bath, sin
giles, S12. so wk. up: doubles. SIS so wk. up
TIA NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Insulated house; twin beds. inner-spring
REDUCED.
Beautiful room, maid service 174s
Que. Convenient location. Emerson 0047.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
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to define the western hemisphere, and MT. Boggs, after long explana- tions of why it could not be done, said that it seems better to re- gard this hemisphere as extending from the 20th meridian tthat in cludes the Azores, mind you, but MT. Boggs did not mention inclu- sion of any portion of Iceland, though he did include Greenland to the International Date Line, which roughly runs along the s180th meridian but bulges east to miss New Zealand and Russia and west to include the westernmost of the Aleutian islands.
 It does include Tahiti, which belongs to France. It also in cludes so many other French and British islands that list of them in smallest type would take up more space than this column fills. It. doesn't include Wake, Guam and the Philippines and it doesn't include the Dutch West Indies, richest of all the Pacific prizes, but the Philippines are still ours until 1946 and Secretary Hull al- ready has notified the world that the Monroe Doctrine goes for the Dutch West Indies.
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fered by MT. Mulvihill to settle the matter by Tipping of coin was refused by a. representative of the Moose team although readily ac- cepted by Andrews. Another meet ing in the case thereupon was or dered for tonight.
 Bills totaling $19.78 for baseball supplies were ordered paid. For next meeting the following Social Committee was appointed: Shud- shift, Langfeldt and Bliss. A new Maintenance Committee was named to include Hachmeister, Gair, Nie- mi and Cochrane.
 Four,n Officials
 Al a -ourth O. 10iy meeting held last night the following officials were named to preside over the big days events:
 Announcer, H. L. Cochrane; start CT. w. E. Cahill; judges, H. B Schlcgel, Alex Gair and Orrin Ed- wards scorer, Charles Tucketti paymaster, L. w. Kilburn; marshal of the day, John McWilliams.
 Schedule of events: Hose race al g am, parade at 10 am, ball game at II am, general field sports al 2:30 pm.
 Mrs. Alfred Bennett was ap- pointed a chairman of the Parade Committee with Mrs. Claude Er- skine and Arne Kronquist, assis- tants. Walter Andrews is head ol the Sports Committee.
 It was decided to wire Chilkool Barracks inviting soldiers team to play Douglas for a purse ol $lOO, to be split 60-40 between win ner and loser.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-28
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
DOUGLAS FIREMEN PREPARE
 FOR HOSE RACES ON FOURTH

New business of regular meeting of the Douglas Volunteer Fire De- partment, held last night, centered around plans for hose races on July 4. Suggestion of Chief Pusich that two teams race in Douglas on the morning of the Fourth, and the winning team to meet Juneau in the evening, found agreement Frank Stragier. and Arne Shudshift were appointed captains by Chair man Gulhaugen and each drew the following names from the list of members to make up their teams as follows:
 Stragier'S team-Jack Ellman, Jack Mills, Tauno Niemi, Jack War ner, John Niemi Grant Logan, Lloyd Guerin, Arne Kronquist, Carl Lindstrom, c. Gray, Claude Err skine, and Orville Gulhaugen.
 Shudshift's team-Adolph Hirsch, Jim Manning, L. Johnson, Joe Rie- di, E. Martinson, Mark Jensen, Ed Roller, Walter Andrews, A. E Goetz, Gus Gair, Everett Bliss Dick Mccormick.
 If allowed to pick team to com pete in Juneau, Pusich stated that he would announce it's personnel after watching the local race. D ED. caps are now available ano await those who ordered to come and get them, the chief said. Walter Andrews, acting manager of the baseball team, returning from a meeting held in Juneau to decide the controversy between the Douglas and Moose teams over final results of the. last game, reported that the two attorneys selected to
 judge the issue gave opposite opin- ions in the case. A suggestion of-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-28
ANTARCTIC MESSAGE
 ARRIVES VIA AIRMAIl

Add to the stories of the speed of airmail arriving on the Alaskan Clipper is one about a message from the South Pole.
 District Cad astral Engineer George A. Parks of the Public Sur vey Office today received a message written June p at Little America by Leonard Berlin, on assignment to the Byrd expedition from the Survey Office.
 The Berlin message was picked up by an amateur radio station in North Carolina and forwarded to Juneau by air mail. Berlin men tioned the middle of the long Ant arctic night on June 21, saying the date marked the halfway point in his far south assignment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-28
FAIRBANKS COUPLE
 WED IN NEW YORK

Chester Bryant, Advertising Manager of the Fairbanks News Miner who went east recently to attend the national convention of Junior Chambers of Commerce, will return with a bride.
 In New York last week he was married to Miss Lois Marian Spen- cer daughter of Rep. and Mrs. Chester T. Spencer of Fairbanks. The bride was an employee of the 1885 Territorial Legislature.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-28
CANADA PUT IN RECENTLY

Somebody's bound to stand up and say, Well, the original Mon- roe Doctrine Git was nothing more than message to Congress- men toned the western hemisphere twice." It's true. But President Monroe and his Cabinet were think ing only of the United States, Gen. tral and South America. Why even Canada was so far out of it that when President Roosevelt only re- gently announced extension of the doctrine to our neighbor to the north, it was news.
 It's not for me to discuss the merits or demerits of this sweep ing declaration of foreign policy There being no definition of west ern hemisphere in it, it COULD be tossed away as bit of legislative idling, anyway. But put it in your pipe that this measure is not idling. If you doubt it's far-reaching impli- cations, ask yourself: What hap pens if some power unfriendly to the United States takes over Por- tugal and the Azores? What hap pens if Germany demands those thousand -and-one little stepping stones to the Orient in the Pa cific?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-28
HOSPITAL N oTEs

Mrs. Russell Cook was dismissed today from St. Ann's Hospital ana is at her residence in the Triangle Apartments. Her baby daughter Will remain at the hospital for few days to receive special treatment.
 George Martin was admitted to St. Anns Hospital today for medi- cal care.
 After receiving surgical attention, Oscar Johnson was dismissed to- day at St Ann'S.
 Mrs. s. J. Vilioria was a medical admission today to St. Ann's Hos pital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-28
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC

Tomorrow if the good weather continues, the annual picnic for children of the Gospel Sunday School will be held at Treadwell Beach. The children and as many of. the mothers who desire to at tend are to meet at the home of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-28

what Congress means by this ex- tension of the Monroe Doctrine, get out your maps and get ready for a gasp. Because that inclures the Azores on the east, practically all of Greenland, a third of Ice land-and on the west. Tahiti, New Zealand, and more pinpoipts of land in the South Pacific than you could shake stick at. There's even a sizable hunk of Russia, beyond the Boring Straits, in this area.
 But Congress, in it's resolution, doesn't say that those are the limits of the western hemisphere. Con- gresswoman Edith Nourse Rogers of Massachusetts, asked MT. Boggs
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-28
LEGION COMMITTEE
 FOR 4TH TO MEET

The American Legion Fourth of July Committee will meet at the Dugout at 7:30 o'clock tonight to work on the program for the cele- bration.
 Anyone interested in the Fourth of July plan is invited to attend and express his views, Commander George Gullufsen said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-28
OLSON TO ATTEND
 OPENING OF BANK

Territorial Treasurer Oscar C.. Olson left by PAA Electra today for Fairbanks to attend the open ing July l of the new Bank of Fairbanks, of which he is Presi- dent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-28
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Mrs. Woods at 10 o'clock in the morning for the trip to the picnic grounds.
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WANTED

WANTED Secondhand tent, 12x 14 or larger. Phone ASA after 5 pm. [ A T E RING ' Experienced girl. Phone Red 2f1.
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Congress Talks About Western Hemisphere':;
 Geographers Puzzled

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Empire, crasxfleds pr,ng results
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LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-Large V-8 hub cap. Owner may have by proving ownership and paying for this adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-06-28
FOR RENT

EUk kEN1 FOR RENT-4-room furnished du- plex apartment. Oil heater, elec- tric range, close in, $50 month. Phone Black 415. FURNISHED APARTMENT: 3 rooms and bath. Phone 723 FOR RENT 4-room furnished house. Phone 452. FOR RENT-Two-room apartment, furnished. Phone Douglas 28 VACANCY, Nugget Apts. $35 and up. 3-ROOM HOUSE and cabin. Me- Mullen, 843 w. 9th. VACANCY-M AptS. BROOM APARTMENT for rent: Hot and cold water, steam heat. Phone 569.
  THE HILLCREST: One single apartment with closet roll-around
 bed; also one corner apartment
 with bedroom, both furnished. ! Phone 439.
 STRICTLY MODERN unfurnish- ed houses, and 6 rooms, fire place. Phone ASA. 3-hOOM AND BATH, cleo. range, Frigidaire, steam-heated; Groom house, furnished, oVcrstuffed, oil heat, Frigidaire. Call Windsor AptS.
 STEAM HEATED ROOM Phone Green CTS.
 BROOM BACHELOR apt: Frigi- daire, cleo. range, steam heat. Al So Franklin. FOR RENT-5-room steam heated apartment also B. and 4-room apartments. Phone Blue 200. VACANCY, Shabaldak Apts. Ph. GAP. VACANCY-Imperial Rooms. Phone APARTMENT FOR RENT-4-room and bath, heated anG furnished, remodelled. Sheeper Apts., Seat ter Tract. Phone Blue 135. VACANCY, Decker Apts. Phone Green 465.
 VACANCY at Assembly Apartments VACANCY at Fosbee Apts. FOR RENT-Partly furnished flat Inquire Snap Shoppe. COZY, warm furn. aptS. Lights, water, dishes, cooking utensils and bath. Reasonable at Seaview.
 MISCELLANEOUS BOARD AND ROOM, 213 7th St. Phone Red 211.
 EXPERT pubic stenography and
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 Baranof Hotel. 1 GUARANTEED Realistic Perma-
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 cash or trade at Nugget Shop.
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MISCELLANEOUS

yURN your o1o gold into value, cash or trade at Nugget Shop.
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La gaceta., 1940-05-09

sarl... TIL eres muy buena, y me
perdonaras; pero,.. iy la genie?
FL mundo, que es tan cruell..
DE todos modes, a mi debes
confssarmelo TODD.
IA ii ST Pero di antes que
me perdonas..,
isl, querida mia L.. Ha-
blal
Duisa guard6 silencio unos
instances.
La madre de Celia sinti6 que
la otra cogiala del brazo y la a.
pretaba inmensamente.
Y, al fin, la oy6 decir:
II Es que. Maria, es que. =.
Juan jose y yo... iino estamos
casados H..
Ahora hubo un brevisimo Sc
leneio, que a Luisa Sc lie antoj6
acusador
Pero Maria de la Cruz, con SD
nobleza y su sutileza infinitas,
La gaceta., 1940-05-09
BENEFICIO DE Pc
LOTA

Los ninos de la escuela prepa-
ratcrio George Washington han
puesto va a la venta los tickets
para un desafio especial que Sc
celebrara, Ell sabado 18, a las 3
de la tarde en- Ell parque Gus
caden. Cada persona Solo paga-
ra Is centavos.
La novena del Institute Hills
borough Sc batira con una selec-
ci6n de estrellas de la Liga In
tersocial, bajo Ell mando de An
drts Espolita.
Sera UNI buen desafio, pOr
cuanto las dos novenas Jugaral
con todos sus brios.
Los muchachos del Institute
tienen la creencia de que su mo-
vena puede derrotar a cualquie-
ra de las que compiten EN- el par
que de Cuscaden.
La gaceta., 1940-05-09

bic juego del domingo, en- 81 par
que de Cuscaden a beneficio del
Fondo de Ieche de les niacs dc
las escuelas.
Los Caballeros Leales y Ia
Unions Italiana ADRIAN la fies-
ia, a la 1:3O, siendo los italianos
los visitadores. Despu6s, en- la
segunda etapa dominica, Sc ba-
tir&n Centre Asturiano y Circu-
10 Cubano, siendo los eubanos
los visitadores.
Contribuya a Una buena obra
Y pase toda una tarde viendo ju
gar a la pelota.
La gaceta., 1940-05-09

y trataba a TODD ell mundo, in
cluso a los enfermOs, a punta-
pies.
Era milonario.
Era, ademas, muy brute y
muy grosero.
Y Sc deeia que, no obstante
.su groseria, era uno de dos me-
tores medicOs de Madrid, entire
los specialists del pecho.
IA yer! Desn1dese listed.
Pronto!-cOmen26 diciendo 81
barbara doctor al poeta, que
temblaba un POGO, a pesar suvo.
81, senior.
Luisa lie ayud6 a desnudarse
de media c~intura para arriba.
Maria de Ia Cruz habia tent
do interes en- presenciar 81 reco-
noeimiento del pObre enferm,
para poder hablar luego a sofas
con el medico, y que lie diiese In
verdad.
Luisa parpadeaba fuertemen.
La gaceta., 1940-05-09

una de sus incontables v%isitas,
e~ncaminadas a encontrar a su
hijite, a su maridO...
En- realidad, al llegar a An
ton Martin, tom6 un tranvia,
que la condujo a la Puerta del
Sol.
ALI Sc ape6, marchando por
Carmen hasta ell Monte de Pie
dad.
Empeh6 una de sus sortijas,
.por la que lie dieron unos duros.
Y euando volvi6 q Ia buhardi-
la de la Gale de la Magdaiena,
Sc puso rapidamente de acuer-
DO con Luisita para convencsr
a Juan Jose a fin de que Sc fue-
ran a visitar a un buen medico.
Fueron los tres aquella mis-
ma tarde.
Contra 10 que e~speraban las
muleres, Ell pobre poeta, sintien
dose herido de muerte, no opu-
so la resistencia que meses a
La gaceta., 1940-05-09
LA REUNION DE LA I1GA
INTERSOcIAL


Presidida por Victoriano Man
taiga y con la ~asistencia de los
Delegates Mario Pullara, Frank
Rodriguez, Tulsa Sanchez. Jose
FERNANDEZ y les subdelagadcs
Ignacio Antinori y Fermfn Ro-
driguez, Sc reuni6 anoche Ia Lii
ga Intersocial en- una de las sa-
las de los Caballeros Usales.
Por ausencia del s~ecretario
Sergio Berdeal, que aver perdi6
a su sonora madre, no Sc pudo
leer Ell acta de la session ante
rior.
El tesorero Antonio La Paz
lego ell balance semanal Ingre-
sos en- total, incluyendo entra :
das y cantina, $215.45. Gastos
en- Ell terreno 1925. Pagado
per oha2uss, $49.94. Sc acord6
abonarle 500 a Spicola, a cuen
ia de equipo. Sc lie deben a esa
firma S390.45,
Tiene la Liga en- Ell Banco.
$585.52 y en- Gambia $40. La Co
mission de Glosa de las Socieda-
des, encargada de examinar las
cuentas, Sc reunira ell lunes, en-
el Circulo Cubano,
Por u~nanimidad Sc acord6 ex
tender hasta Ell primer martes de
JUNO la admission de peloteros,
Esto Sc hace para ofrecer mayo.
res ventajas a la nueva delega-
ci6n del Centre Asturiano que
sera enviada la semana pr6xi-
ma. =
Ell Centre Asturiano retro
aver a los hermanos Provenza-
no y HUMPHREYS y los sustituy6
con Gus Morales, Alberto Torne
do y Pelaez, que de coach pasa a
pelotero,
Sc planted un breve incidente
entire la delegation del Centre
Asturiano y la del Cfrculo Cuba
no, Manifesto la del Circulo que
Guerrita habia jugado ell domin
go, en- Lakeland, contravinien-
do las reglas. Frank Rodriguez
dijo que no habia jugado.
Ell presidente interpret6 Gas
reglas en- Ell sentidO de que 81
Guerrita no habfa jugado, con-
Servaba todos Sus derechos; pc
no que 81 habia jugado y Sc le
utilizaba, Ell Centre Sc exponfa a
perder Ell desafio en- que tomara
parte, bajo los acuerdos ante :
de la Liga. Tienen de item
pc para presentar ~peloteros, has
ia ell viernes, las otras delegacio
mes.
Sc inform6 que para ell bene-
ficio del Fondo de Leche, Ell do
La gaceta., 1940-05-09

En- 81 desaffo de anteayer vol
vic al catcher" de los Cardena-
les, luego de una ausencia de va
rios amos, el notable "receptor'
Delaney, heroe de la serie
mundial de 1884. FL pdblico lie
tribute a su favorito de otros
dias una tremenda ovaci6n.
1Cuando hace cinco amos Sc .e
retro de la pelota, enfermo de
los pulmones, Sc crey6 que ia-
mas volveria a jugar.
La gaceta., 1940-05-09

Sc apresuro a eontestar, en- to-
no perdonador.
-iAh, mujer!... IEs esq.,.
/ BAH L.. va 10 arreglaromos.
Yo os casare... No Sc por que,
habia adivinado antics que no
estabais easados...
Pero nunca Quise hablarte de
.esto... En- fin, anda, no llores
mas.
Juan Jose sc poHdra bueno,
os casareis Y, como en- los euen-
tos de hadas, que leiamos de MI
nos, 'ser6is muy feliees comien
do perdices'...
Son6 una leve carcajada.
Era Maria, que acompah6 sas
mobiles palabras con un gran be-
so en- la frente de la amiga bus-
ma.
-
AL dia siguiente, Maria de Ia
Cruz sali6 muy temprano de
casa. a pretexto de ir a hacer
La gaceta., 1940-05-09

mingo, la entrads costara &c
Infor1n6 Ia presidential que la
Piscina de Nataci6n Sc abriM Ell
dfa Is de mayo.
Jugaran Ell Domingo, Unione
Italiana Y Caballeros Leales, en-
el primero, siendo visitadores It's
italos, y Centre Asturiano Y c..
Cubano ell segundo, siendo visi-
tadores los cubanos.
Sc lie mandara una carta de
agradecimiento al diario ''Tam-
pa Daily Times" por un edito-
rial publicado hace pocos dfas.
La gaceta., 1940-05-09

te, c~ontemplando ell cuerpecillo
del hombre adorable, pobre en-
voltura corp6rea de un espiritu
perecto, consnmida y cast in
f~anthizada por una enfermedad
implacable.
Habia llegado Ell gran momen
TO,
Ell doctor, ayudado por otros
dos mas j6venes, uno de los cua-
les ioa escribiendo las pregun-
tas clinicas, comenz6 un interro
gatorio:
-Esta listed enfermo mucho
tempo. lverdad? D.. ITose?...
dExpeedora?... ITiene insom7
MOS sensation dolorosa en- ell
inapetencia... no es a.
si!'.. JFiebre por las tardes?
No daba tempo a contestar-
Ie.
Juan Jose como un animal
que la presiente por instinto,
lDa Coutestando h~umildemanta
La gaceta., 1940-05-09

Tres pitchers de los Senado-
res fueron castigados por los
Medals Blancas. Los diez hits
sc convirtieron en- seis carreras.
El triunfo 10 conquist6 el pitch
er Edgar Smith y la derrota
Chase. Ademas de Chase lama
ron por Ell Washington, Alejan-
dro Carrasquel y Jacobs.
Chicago &c, 1Oh, De; Washing
ton &c, Oh, Sc.
La gaceta., 1940-05-09
TONIC SEGUNDO
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

81; no he querido decirte
NADIA antes, porque tenia dudas /;
pero va no puedo dudarlo
Hubo una leve pausa.
Y Maria de la Cruz la rom
pi6, diciendo en- tono que guerra
ser allegro y desenfadado, aun-
que ocultaba una viva inQuie-
tud:
-Pero... mujer, Sy ESQ tie en-
t~ristece?... Mas bien debiera de
alegrarte L.. mo es una dicha
para Ii tener un hiio
isl, Marital. Pero es que.
I'll no sabes muchas cosas.
zIQue?
-iAh, es tan triste de confe-
La gaceta., 1940-05-09
LOS A ACQUIRE.
RON A DI MAGIC

Pittsburg, mayo 9.-Uno de
los hermanos Di Maggie, Vicen
te, fue cambiado aver al Pitts
burg por ell tambien jardinero
Johnny Rizzo.
La transaction Sc hizo sin a.
nadidura monetaria.