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dando ell eQuilibrio maravillosa-
mente en- aquel piso inclinado y
reSpaladizO, ahadi6l
-iBueno, al avi6l
mo Quies c'hagamos algGn
cCmentario tan siquiera ?-pre-
gunto ell otro, nc menos cinica-
mente y siguiendo al maestro.
lille concedo a su Senoria
cinco minutes pa que nos exp!a-
ne la interpelaei6nl IA verl
iQue quieS decir?
Que ncS vamos a yer ne
gros pa encontrar el dinero en-
este maremagnuml
I'll eres tonic.
TIE digo que no. iQuien sa-
be donde esta Ia GAIA del dine
70, en- este bel6n?
Tanta ingenuidad iba a escan
dalizar a Cogcrza; pero ell gran
de hombre Sc eontuvo, Y dijo, al
que Sc quitaba la chaque
ia, colgandola en- I'm clavo enor-
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delata, y dentro de una de las
cajas del atrezz del director.
En- too case, 10 q. s'habra mo
jao habria sio las ropas y las
.prendaS de lujo. Pero TODD ESQ
.puede sustituirse, En- fin, yea
mos.
Cogorza, con una lima que lie
sirvi6 de palanca, abri6 bien
pronto una de las puertecillas de
la delantera del carbonate.
FL cuadro era horrible.
Pero los dos miserables esta-
ban demasiado curados de es-
panto para que les impresiona-
ra NADIA de este mundo.
Baules, cajas y ropas, sc a.
montonaban en- Ell suelO del ca
rromato, cuyas divisiones inte-
riores habian desaparecido q
consequence del yuelco y del a.
qua que penetrara por las rem
dijas en- larga immersion.
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eta ell Chepa, arrastrando a su
vez ell cadaver del otro nine.
-iCebo pa los peces, no2-
inquiri6.
II TodOs somos hijos de Diosl
-eontest6 Cogorza con el mis-
mo tono de piedad infinita con
cue hubiera hablado un ap6stol.
En- seguida continuaron la FL
nebre tarea.
Pablo, serio va, pero sin de-
jar de hacer aquellos chistes ma
drilenos en- les que estaban es-
peeializados los dos randas. y
que en- este instante resultaban
furiosamente m~acabrOs, iba pro
eediendo al avio. serene, cen me
TODD, east cientificamente.
Los rostros de los nihos que
acababan de arrcjar al rio, te-
nian una expression casl tram
quila, de angelitos cue durmia.
ran los de los directories del cir-
co, en- cambio, Monsieur Renard
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LOS CAIMANES Sc BATI.
RAN CON TEXAS

Gainesville, Die. Bel saba
do Sc verificara aqui ell partido
de futbol entire los Caimanes de
la Universidad de Florida, man
dados por Tom Lieb, y ell "once'
de la Universidad de Texas, ven
cedor hace unos dias de los famo
SOS Aggies. La semana pasada el
Auburn" superb a los florida
nos, con anotaci6n de 20 por 7,
Y Lieb dijo: "Gan6 ell mejor
team; pero 20 tengo la seguri-
dad de que los muchachos Sc
comportaran meJor frente al
"Texas." Esperase que concu-
iran al partido del sabado miles
de personas. Desde Tampa ven
dra I'm tren especial de la Allan
tic Coast Line.
Hoy comenzaran las practi-
cas- intensivas.
La gaceta., 1940-12-03

Atlanta. Die. Bel comisio-
nado o arbitro supr-mo &c ia po-
lota organizada juez Lands, q
eept6 aver una invitaci6n para
pronunciar un discurso; Ell jue-
YES. en- la reunion de los presi-
dsntes de clubs de las l.gas me-
more. lands dice en- 81 despa-
dho de contSstaci6n a Earl
Mann, p~residente del Club At
lanta: ICON gusto hare algunas
observaciones".
Las memories aprobarcn va
rias enmiendas, Ell ano pasado,
para disminuirle sus atribucio-
mes; pro las mayores lie ratifi-
caron toda su confianza Y pode-
res.
Personajes de las grandes Ii
La gaceta., 1940-12-03

Conn sigue peleando cen HON
bres del peso complete; pero
mantiene su peso dentro de las
ITS libras. Los peritOs elogian
su habilidad, aunQue asSguran
que no esta preparado para una
pelea con ell campe6n Jose Luis.
La Comisi6n Atletica del esta
do de New York di6 va su asen-
timiento a la pelea entire Lew
Jenkins, campe6n de las 135 IL
bras, y Fritzie Zivic, Ell cam
pe6n del peso weller,
Sc verificara ell match el dia
20 e diciembre, en- la Madison
Square Garden, patrOcinado por
Mike Jacobs, Los dos pGgiles fir
maran un contrato eomprome-
tiendose a no disponer de los ii
tulos que ostentan. Zivic Sc ha
obligado a 144 libras y jenkins
pesara 1875 0 mas, pero sin pa
sar de las Ia.
Jacobs sc comprometi6 con la
comisi6n a que los dos, dentro
de sus categerias, defenderan
sus respectivas coronas en- un
'periodo de seis meses,
FL tejano arriesgara la coro-
ma del peso ligerO ,en ell mes de
enero, frente a Sammy Angott,
81 este derrota a Dave Castiil-
oux.
Civic Sc ha comprometido u
darle la revancha a Henry Arm
strong, en- la Garden, ell dia II
de enero.
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me de les que habian sostenido
una percha ahora derrumbada
-iBueno, buenOl TAI avio, te
digol iQueda terminada la inter
pelaci6nl Pasemos a la orden
del dia. iYivol
I'll diras.
-Vete Quitando la chaqueta,
que vamos a ir sacand0 los fan
.bres, 10 primero.
Antes de que el brillante Sc
gundo pudiera venir en- su ayu-
.da, Pabrito cogi6 por an pie e.
de William. Y lc arras-
.tro hasta la terracita delantera
del carruaje.
ALI, como el que arroja un
.cubo de basura, 10 dei6 caer So
bre las aguas del rio. que 10 A.
rrastraron impetucsamente.
CuandO Pablito iba a pene-
trar de nuevo en- ell interior del
carbonate, apareci6 en- la terra
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ACEPTO Ell COMISIONADO lands UNA
INVITACION DE LAS LIGAS MEMORIES

gas han empezado q llegar. Leo
DuroJhes, ell director de los bod
gers, ccnferenci6 con Frank
Trisch, director de los Piratas.
Con Ell presid.nte de los Piratas,
Bill Bsnw2ngsr, Sc VIC en- con
ferencia a Casey Stengel, &c las
Abejas de Boston. Llegaron
por . roplanc e. dueho y Ell adj
ministrsdor de los Cardenales,
Sam Breadon y Hickey.
Warren Giles administrator
'ganaral de los Rojos de Cincin-
natl, tambi6n Sc encuentra a.
quf: pero die que no pensaba
EN- cambios.
Hoy arribara Joe Mccarthy,
de los Yankees. y afirmase que
arribara Ell terreno para alguno
.ransacciones.
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~ su esposa, asi como les del ma
trlmonio PAT, aparecian horri-
bles, con muecas de dolor supre-
mo 9 con Ia boca alberta y la len
qua pendiente hacia afuera, A.
moratada 0 negra, como una pill
trafa de carne.
flos ojos, muy abiertos, con-
servaban adn un debil refleio
de humedad como de espanto
tambien, como 81 rsflejaran FL
horror del Gltimo instante que
|Wvieron. y, a causa de la larga
immersion en- Ell aqua.
II Hemos de prceurar que los
fiambres les sean servidos a los
sehores peces eompletamente
al natural sigui6 diciendo Co
gorza mientras arrastraba el ca
daver de Ia dueha del circo ha-
ella la terracita exterior. iYo
recuerdo que cuando era thu
ron me gustaban sobre TODD los
fiambres al naturall
La gaceta., 1940-12-03
~SONNENBERG NO QUISO
ACEPTAR LA VICTORIA
SOBRE KIRSCHMEYER

Cuando ROLAND Kirschmeyer
do aver un salto, tratando de
evadir una de las llaves de Gus
Sonnenberg, y Sc lastim6, ell ex-
futbolista y excampe6n no quiso
admitir ell fallo de los jueces en-
su favor,
Sonnenberg T. pego ilegalmen
te a ROLAND, sin intenci6n, Y
tuvo ell civismo de confesarlo.
Llevaban AZ minutes de acci6n,
pesando K~irschmeyer 255 IL
bras y su rival 220
Lee Henning, con 245 libras,
derrot6 al veterano Stanley Pin
to, de 225, con una lave de cru
La gaceta., 1940-12-03

Rudy Cancela acept6 aver una
una proposition para pelear, Ell
viernes con Young Allen.
La semana pasada Allen reci-
bio la cuenta de diez, en- un COM
bate con Gomez, y Ell p1blico no
ces6 de hacer demostraciones de
desagrado en- la pelea de Ro-
binson con Cancela. Rudy, sin
embargo, derroto al "mudo",
que pocos dias antes, ell lunes,
habia sido tambien v~apuleado
en- Sarasota.
De modo que en- la pelea prin
cipal veremos a un "acostado" y
al vencedor de Robinson.
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Don't Spread YOur Cold Cough
Get Kentho- MuIsioR .

ing highest grade lockwood creo.
scte for penetration. Genuine Cal
ifornia fg syrup gives Mentho.
Mulsior. . taste TIE whole family
viii like. It clings to TIE mem
brahes Sc its soothing, healing in
| gradients act faster, better. AID
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit;
Attendance at church is neces.
erry for human welfare, but don't
endanger the congregation with q
cold cough wren Mentho-M INFUSION ig
so inexpensive and easy TO obtain
M.ntho-M ulsion is endorsed By
your neighbors and gus rantced by
larAinq d~l~g;sts every wheTs Nv.
La gaceta., 1940-12-03
La Gaceta Fclletin No. 314
TONIC u
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

-Claro.
-Si te dijera que tengo un
miedo, Pablito...
RQue?
-Que Ell aqua haiga entrao
en- la eajita de Monsieur Renard
y toos los billetes Sc nos haigan
cogio una pulmonia doble.
Cogorza deneg6 con la cabe-
"a, al tempo que sonreia.
No era facil que 81 aqua hui
biese penetrado en- la cajita de
caudales del director del circo, 3
pesar de la larga immersion del
caro- en- Ell rio: era de hero.
y, ademas, iba dentro de un CO.
frecillO FORBADE de euero y hOja-
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exdirector de les Cubs, como cat
cher y coach para su novena.
Har.nett sera usado como batea
der de "emergencia" y por este
Sc le conseryara en- la lista de
peloteros.
Las Gigantes segliran, sin
embargo, con srs actuales Goa
ches', Travis Jacson y Frank
Snyder.
La noticia lie fue comunicada
aver al famoso catcher, en-
Chicago, quien Sc neg6 a comen-
tarla.
La gaceta., 1940-12-03
BABE RUTH CONTINUAL
MEJORANDO

New York, Die. 3.-Babe
Ruth, Ell exrey de los jonrrone-
ros, esta enfermo, pero en- las
dltimas AZ horas ha mejorado.
Ruth ha venido padeciendo
de un fuerte catarro Y fiebre +;
pero la fiebre va Sc ha desapa-
.recido
Adquiri6 ell catarro en- una ex
.cursion de caza per ell Canada.
Debera pasar recogido por o
menos una semana mas, seg1n
.su esposa.
La gaceta., 1940-12-03

Ell viernes 10 pelearan en- Ben
jamin Field, seg1n tenemos en-
tendido, ell soldado Clark y el
hotelero Tommy Gomez.
Clark cree que Ell viernes 1S
es un NAL dia y llevara desven.
taja. Gomez opina que para e
la "jindama" es Ell martes 13, nc
el vierneS.
La gaceta., 1940-12-03

clficaci6n y un golpe por Ell cuer
Ipc, en- SO minutes.
Bobby Roberts, de 221, otro
racien .legado, superb a All Gatz,
de 235.
III arbitro Bob Green, de Louis
vile, KY, concedi6 Ia victoria a
r cberts, cuando Getz insisti6 en-
rsalizar "villanias".
La gaceta., 1940-12-03

A cold cough seriously endaEgers
on, your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss OF time
than all other diseases combined.
If YOU have a cough due to a cold,
get Nientho-M ulsion, the guaran-
teed medicine, to-day. If Mentho-
Mulsion fails to sop your coughl11
Immediately and &C. you entirely
owe your cold ecugh quicker char
ny medicire you ever tried, ass
,or your money BIZ K, y
Naturalization is o than IN
3rdiaary medicine. 1t contains vita
nias A and d to build your c3ld
resistance, and Eeyen soothing
f~v ais and ~r~ova,+s. incild
La gaceta., 1940-12-03

clara hoy Ell team que jugara j.
quf, Ell dfa de Aho Nuevo, con
Mississippi State.
Dicese que sc lie han hecho
proposiciones a Texas Aggies,
Lafayette y Georgetown.
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DEPORTES
REUNION DE LA LIGA IN.
TERSOCIAL

La Liga Intersocial Sc reuni-
"a hoy, a las S:15, en- Ell palacio
de la sociedad Unione Italiana.
Pidese la asistencia de los Sc
noreS Delegates y subdelegados.
La gaceta., 1940-12-03

Para complacer o un fanatico
le vamos a dar las medidas de
Billy Conn y Lee Savold, que
combatieron Ell pasado viernes,
en- New York, siendo derribado
La gaceta., 1940-12-03
HARNETT INGRESO AVER
EN- LOS ~HGIGANTES"

Atlanta, Die, 3.-Horace
Stoneham, presidente de los "Gi
gantes", anunci6 hoy que ha
contratado a Gabby Hartnett,
La gaceta., 1940-12-03
AN URGENT MESSAGE
to women who suffer
Female WEAKNESS

Few womcn today are free from some sign
o. functional trouble. Maybe you've noticed
YOURSELF getting restless, moody, ner-
vous depressed lately-your work too much
FOX yod-
Then why not take Lydia r.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to help quiet weary,
hysterical nerves, relieve monthly pain
lcramps, backache. headache) and weak
~regularities.
For over so years Pinkham's COMPOUND
has helped hundreds of thousands of weak
rundown, nervous failing" women to 90
smiling thru difficult days" Why not give
this wonderful "woman's FRIEND a chance
to help YOU? TRY It'll
La gaceta., 1940-12-03

u you suhef from rheumatic, auhn-
90 o. n~suritis paia, ny. this simple
ae using. Get package Of RUIZ
Compound today. Mix Il with a quart
Q water, add the juice Of lemons.
Ifs easy. No trouble az all and
sls.sani: You need only table.
withia 40 hours sometimes over
nishs splendid results are
chained. II ths pains do not
suikly. leave and n you do not
ted better. Ru-Ex will cost you
your druseiSt under an absolute
money-back guarantee. RUS
Compound L. go- sale and recon-
msnasd By Coed DrusHoEes EvcrYWhEe
La gaceta., 1940-12-03
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

Thousands who suffered from the toftuing
pains Of rheumatism, ~sciatica, lumbago, neu-
ralgia and neuntis-are certainly happy1over
their discovery of NURITO. Now they have
found a quick-acting formula which speedily
relieves those exhausting muscular aches and
contains no oplates. II you want to feel again
the joy of relief from pain-so you can work in
peace and sleep in comfortable wise and try
NURITO under this ironclad guarantee. If the
very first three doses do not relieve that cruel
pain to POUR satisfaction-your money VIII be
refunded. Don't suffer. Ask your druggist today
Tor NURlTO o u this guarantee. (T.N.C1
La gaceta., 1940-12-03
LOS ONCE" PARA Ell
ORANGE BOWL

Miami, Die. 3.-El Comite Di
rector del Orange Bowl anun-
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CON Los GUANTES
Pelearan Clark y Gomez. = Medidas de Conn y
Savold. - Rudy contra Allen. - Pelea entire
Jenkins y Zivic.

Ell "Tigre Rubio" pOr Ell cam
pe6n de las IT'S libras.
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RECEPTION FOR !
| COLORED SINGER
Committee Of Prominent
Citizens to Welcome
Guest artist Here

7 Miss Dorothy Maynor, noted col
ored singer who opens the regular
Musical Art Society Series of con-
certs on Monday evening, october
q, at the Women's club, will be
honored at a reception at Pearl
Street Neighborhood House irnmedi-
ately after the concert. The re-
ception is being sponsored by the
Mattack Musical Art society, the
Women's Social and Study club Of
Pearl street and the Inter-racial
committee. There will be no charge,
but admission will be by ticket only.
Plans for the reception were dis
cussed at meeting held at Pearl
Street Neighborhood House. Those
ATTENDING were: Mrs. Orton P. Camp,
Mrs. j. Winfred Beecher, Mrs
George F. Storm, Mrs. Reuben A
Mckinney, Mrs. G.. william Prince
Mrs. Laura Harvey, Mrs. Mamie
Halle, Mrs. Rosa L. Weller, Mrs. S
p. Williams, Jr., Mrs. James E
Gregg, Mrs. John c. Walker, Rev. B
| w. Crowder, Mrs. Maybelle H. Ward
Mrs. orion P. Camp presided. Tick
| cts for the reception may be Sc
cured by request from the follow
ing: Mrs. orion P. Camp; Mrs
j. Winfred Beecher; Mrs. G. viii.
liam Prince; Mrs. Mamie Halle;
Mrs. Aileen S. Wooders; Mrs. Thorn
as Moore; DR.. James M. Lee; Jofr
v. Andrews; Mrs. Rosa L. Weller
Mrs. Maybelle H. Ward.
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Supervisor

Supervisor
fundamental uses Of sheet metal
tools and machinery, soldering riv-
citing, forming and assembling. Sheet
Metal Pattern Drafting Is also Of
fered which will treat parallel line,
and radical line developments and
triangulation.
Projects will be chosen to meet
the needs of the individual student.
For the avocational entry domestic
utensil and appliances will be fav-
ored while for the apprentice, prac-
tical industrial fittings will be
chosen such as tees, elbows, transi-
tons and air conditioning fittings.
Ornamental and architectural
projects will consist of practical cor
nice work, floor lamps, ash stands,
etc.
Plumbing
A course in plumbing will be given
to those interested in learning the
fundamentals Of the trade and also
to the experienced wishing to learn.
sketching, wiping, lay out work, and
blue print readings of plumbing
work.
Blue Print Reading
The course in blue print, reading
will cover the determination and re-
lation of views used in mechanical
drawing; the Interpretation of notes
and titles; and an explanation and
study of the related knowledge nee
essary for the proper understanding
of drawing.
Printing
This course enables the student
to learn some of the underlying
principles of the printing industry
with some chance to practice the
simpler operations. Good common
school education is very desirable as
a preparation for this industry and
only such as are qualified and are
willing to undertake patient plod-
ding work should apply.
Electricity
| Two levels are possible, the elem
tary for the beginner, and the adj
vanced for the person who has some
knowledge of electricity and wishes
to further that knowledge.
These courses comprise study of
the measurment of current voltage
resistance and power in direct cur
rent circuits, Ohm'S Law, etc. The
use Of the volmeter, watt-hour
meter, series. parellel, and series
parellel circuits, batteries, magnet
ism, and the principles of current
nav ovo fioY1 will he ar, fy1aYanrto Mt no RI
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|BARTENDERS PLAN
STATE CONVENTION

BartenderS, walters and chefs from
all sections of the state viii invade
this city next Sunday to attend the
state convention session, morning
afternoon and evening, at Garden
hall, 1t was announced this morn
ing by William Reilly, president Of
Bartenders Local No. las.
1t will mark the first time in many
years that such a convention has
been allotted the Brass City. A fea-
ture Of the convention will be the
election Of officers, q resolutions
committee and q speakers committee
Sunday evening.
The general committee In charge
OF the convention, made up Of all
members Of the Waterbury Local,
includes: James Noonan. Frank Fits-
patrick, Joseph Mageluzgo. James
Moore, James Richtmeyer, Hugh
McCabe, Ernie Doucette. Martin
Eagan, Harold Lane, Jerry Brown,
william Reilly, Ralph prescher Jo-
seph Edmonds, william Dillon, Fred
Mraxich, John Drophy. Charles Law
son. william Smith. John A. o'con.
nell, whitley" Won Donel. Joseph
Mlrande. Randall Mccarthy, Harold
Castle, Matthew walker, jallies
Rllsh. Daniel LewloF, Bernard Gee
Laurence stFada. Joseph Smith and
Thomas Clifford.
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Three High Schools,
2 Grammar Schools
To Enroll Students
List Of Subjects Announced Today By Supervisor
John G. Gilmartin; Record Registration Expected;
Business Courses, Trades Featured

as well as their application. and use
will also be treated. Alternating cur
rent elements, inductarlce capaci-
ance, irnpedance, fundamental reia-
tons; average, instantaneous and
effective values of current and vol
tage, as well as series and parellel
alternating current circuits will be
covered in the advanced course.
Crosby Evening High School
. Crosby in addition to courses in
Americanization and Citizenship,
and the work Of the seventh and
eighth-grade level will offer courses
in:
Chemistry
Glasses will be formed for begin
ners and also for advanced students.
This course besides being of value
and interest to men who are scien-
tifically inclined, usually registers "a
number of girl students who intend
to take up nursing for a career.
!, Architectural Drafting
The course in Architectural Draft
ing will include fundamentals such
as details. plans, and elevations of
various types of domestic architec-
ture.
The course is adapted to local
needs and will be found valuable to
those who wish to gain practical
knowledge of Architecture.
Instruction will be more or less
individual and those showing ability
will be advanced accordingly.
Wildly Evening High School
The same worthwhile courses that
have been conducted in past years
at Wildly Evening High School will
be repeated this year. They include
English, Typewriting, Stenography
Bookkeeping, Business Machines,
Craftsmanship and Commercial Law.
To accommodate those who wish to
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Evening Schools to Open Here Monday

been covered up in the Federal
courtroom here. A wPA art project
planting Of "Justice, the Protector
and Avenger" has been yelled with a
permanent velvet curtain, ater the
late Judge Frank K. Myers called y
"a monstrosity not in keeping with
the surroundings" and had refused
to hold court until it was covered
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Free Evening Schools in Water
bury will open rext Monday evening
at the three high schools and Dug
gan and Webster grammar schools,
1t was announced this morning by
John G. GilmartiIi, supervisor. No
class will be opened or. continued
with a registration of less thar 10
students.
Some of the courses which Leav-
enworth High School win offer fol-
low,
Sheet Metal.
The Sheet Metal course will be
conducted for. beginners, advanced
students and apprentices. It will
include general shop practice, viz;
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WISCONSIN FOREST PROUD

Madison, Wis. Wisconsin
today is the first state in the nation
in total acreage of county forests.
through addition of 10000 acres last
year, H. w. Mackenzie, state con-
servation director, reported. A total
of nearly 100000 acres are in
county forests in Wisconsin now.
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name outside their store. Wal, next
month they open a new one on
57th and 5th. and have their name
almost everywhere. My, oh my, and
lands sakes alive! How the mighty
have fallen.
Ye ed wishes to take this means
of welcoming : to the short-par-
graph business Mr.. p. Revere, II.
Of course, that is a pen-name. but
whoever Paul s, this is to say well
come to town, son, and don't take
any wooden jokes. And hooray for
not initiating the many imitators
Ha, ha.
Our esteemed and jovial rival
Franklin Pierce Adams, said that
he made up joke which he sees is
now campaign button. The one
about Willkie for President OF
Commonwealth 81 Southern. Fact
is that a photograph of that button
ran in the New York Mirror on
the editorial page and was stale
joke weeks before The Mirror editor
ran it.
Piss Davenr,ort nuit Fortune IN
helm Mr. Willkie and wrote q niece
for it about his man. So j. Cham
berlain formerly a book critic OF
the paper wrote one for Roosevelt
Sort of a battle page. Wal, Russ
took took a dig at Johnny in his
Said something about not having
bl,sv making q president. THE rest
of the staff decided to % b,1v Russ
4 conv Of Mortimer i Ad1er,s "EIou
to Read a Book
-
The Hicktnwn News-Press, Homo
lulu corresuondent sends a cable
TELLING about the babv how for P,1a-
lani Avon and i1er husband. Pualanj
L the pretty Hawaiian last seer
Hawaiian Room at the Iexinoton
hotel bar and grill. .s
Here,s one for that Teller from
New York tn end his SUNDAY night
talk with: who is glad to live
in a land where Confidence in .
presidential candidate means a hut
ton in your lapeI instead of a bull
LET in vour back."
Peggy Fears is telling of the party
she gave at the Central park Ca.
how one guest distorted what han
pened there between Earl Carroll
the ex-convict and We ed THE ex.
con said: aYou have made many
of us take it. let's see if Won can :;
and We ed said hack. "c;o rich,