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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-02-08
February Is Deadline For
Orchestra Applications

Frederick r. Huber, Baltimore
director appointed by Governor
O'Conor to select young Maryland
musicians as possible players in
Leopold Stokowiski's All-American
Youth Orchestra, has set February
Is as the deadline for receiving ap-
plications. A total of 100 young
musicians from all states will be
chosen for the orchestra.
Maryland application forms may
be obtained from high school and
college music teachers, or by writ
ing Ryland N. Dempster, State
Administrator, 1912 Park avenue,
Baltimore.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-02-08
State Game And Inland Fish Body
Busy In Conservation Field In '39
Work Done For Nearly Every Type Of Game Bird
And Animal; Activities Of Fish Department Also
Widespread During Last IL Months

Indicative of the newly aroused
Statewide interest in wildlife and
conservation, the Maryland Game
and Inland Fish Commission
rounded out successful season in
1899, the National Wildlife Fed
GRAFTON announced recently.
Hardly species of game bird
or animal and scarcely any phase
of conservation work was ne
elected, according to Willard
Smith, national director of Wild
life Restoration Week, for the
Federation. Cover crops for
quail, grouse and other upland
game received special attention
Almost $4,000 plants were located
in suitable upland game habitat
during the fiscal year 1889. In
addition, some 37,642 year-old
plants are now thriving on State
owned forests awaiting trans
planting during 1910. This work
was carried on in cooperation with
the G. C. C. and the State For
estry Department.
Upland game birds also were
benefited by the distribution Of
grain, including kaffir corn, SUM-
flower, lespedeza, and others. In
great many sections of the
State, farmers, operating through
county agriculture agents, were
highly cooperative in following out
recommendations of the Commits
sion by planting grain for bird
feed patches and by encouraging
wild legumes which are beneficial
to birds.
Winter feed is not being ne
elected, and were it not for the
activities Of the field men of the
commission, district foresters, c.
C. C. boys and the outdoor-minded
public, there would be relatively
little game brood-stock left in the
State" an official Of the wildlife
federation stated.
Work on 90 game refugees was
very active. Eleven of these
refugees are owned outright by the
Fish and Game Commission, while
81 are under long-term leases. The
total acreage is 41,277. AS these
refugees are protected, many of
them build up a surplus of wild
life. During 1889. such surplus
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-02-08

Mrs. c. T. johnson was hostess
to the Germantown Homemakers
Club with Is members present. The
president, Mrs. Bowie J. Waters,
presided. Response to roll call was
my favorite winter SPORT.
Mrs. Robert Hickerson gave an
interesting paper on the colonial
home of the Misses Hutton of
Chopper, Md, and Mrs. Bowie
Water read papers on South
America.
The meeting was then turned
over to Miss Turner who demon
strated pictures and various types
of frames.
The next meeting will be held
February %, at the home of Mrs,
Mary Boland, with Mrs. Boland
and Miss Marie Boland as host
esses.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-02-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Lambert Parker Durbin, %,
Travilah, to Ruth Beatrice Cheeks,
10, Travilah.
John N. Perry, Sc, Bethesda, to
Gertrude Ruth Powell, IS, Fairway
Hills, Md.
Russell Barker Munroe, "a, For
est Glen, to Hylda E. Peppler SO,
Baltimore.
Daniel Joseph Murphy, 81,
Washington, to Alice Louise Gala
lorn, 3s, Silver Spring.
Marshall X. Robertson, %,
Dickerson, to Edith E. Warfeld, 10,
Dickerson.
Linwood Thomas Offutt, 81,
Poolesville, to Helen Celeste Wal
ter, IS, Laytonsville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-02-08
Bankers To Confer

A conference of bankers of the
Fifth Federal Reserve District will
be held in Richmond on March 20
and 81. The session will be spon.
sored by the Bankers Associations
of the District of Columbia, Mary
land, North Carolina, South Caro-
lima, Virginia and West Virginia
and will be devoted to discussion
of problems affecting the employ
ment of bank funds and invest.
ment policies and programs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-02-08

was live-trapped and transported
to areas where there was a scarcity
and there released, thus increasing
the game population throughout
the State.
Nine species of game birds and
animals were released in suitable
cover during 1889. This wildlife
was raised on State-owned propa-
CATION plants and totalled in the
aggregate 25,156, divided among
bob-white quail; chukar partridge;
pheasant; wild duck; wild geese;
California quail; wild turkey; cot
tontail rabbit and raccoons. In
addition, $500 eggs of pheasant,
bob-white quail, chukar partridge,
wild turkey and wild duck were
distributed to qualified and inter-
ested persons. Also, more than
1000 quail, held over from 1888,
were given to clubs and individuals
for breeding purposes.
The public showed an increased
interest in raising game in cap
tivity for sale as brood stock, ac-
cording to the Federation. During
1889 the Maryland Game and In
land Fish Commission issued 85
licenses to breeders, and purchased
1893 game birds from them.
In the State-owned Wicomico
Game Farm, the Commission sue
ceeded in raising birds at cost of
80 cents each, which, officials of
the Federation believe, is lower
than game birds have ever been
produced by any state department
or private individual in the United
States.
Activities in the game fish de-
partment were widespread. The
Federal government has granted
permission to the State commits
sion to seine the waters of the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal during
low water, rescuing thousands of
bass, crappie and other game and
forage fish, in this way. The fish
were transferred to the Potomac
River, and the work was done by
District Deputy Game Wardens of
Frederick, Montgomery and Wash
ington counties.
Facilities of the Washington
County Cushwa Trout Rearing
Ponds were greatly improved
through WPA grant. The Lewis
town hatchery increased production
as electric power lines were ex-
tended to its plant.
Although pollution on the badly
contaminated Youghiogheny River
has not been cleared up entirely,
number of the abandoned mines
which have been the principal
source of waste, have been sealed.
The various State hatcheries
raised and planted 227,277 black
bass, 10000 crappie, 42,139 trout
and 1900 yellow perch. In Septem-
Der, the department shipped 100
spotted bass to the Conservation
Department Of the Union of South
Africa, 81 of these fish arriving at
Capetown in good condition, two
tanks having overturned in a heavy
sea.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-02-08
Unemployment Is
Increased By Hard
Winter, Says NOyes
County Aid Report Shows
Reimbursement of $16,2O4.
In 1889 Final Quarter

Unemployment has increased
considerably in the past month due
to the hard winter, stated Alfred
D. Noyes, Supervisor of County
Aid, in submitting his quarterly
report. But, he added, "the situa-
ton has not changed in such pro-
portions as to be alarming, nor are
there indications that there will be
critical period this winter"
The financial statement sent the
County Commissioners showed total
expenditures of $18,1O7.62 for the
quarter-year ending December 81,
with reimbursements aggregating
$16,204.68, leaving net cost of ST.
902.94 to the county.
The report showed 70 cases of
general public assistance, SO pen
sions, 100 patients hospitalized, IS
children in training school and A
burials, handled by Mr. Noyes'
Office.
In commenting on his report,
Supervisor Noyes pointed out that
this is the season most unfavor-
able for farm laborers and con-
struction workers to obtain en-
ployment but most Of the requests
for aid were for very short
period.
"In the rural sections, said Mr..
Noyes, there is some wood cutting
for farm laborers even though
there is very little general farm
work for the day hands at this time
of the year."
Opportunity for the day laborer
Of the suburban area to find en-
ployment has been obstructed by
weather conditions, however it may
be expected that the construction
work will be resumed in short
time and thereby absorb most Of
the unemployed laborers and
mechanics.
The policy of this Office in regard
to unemployment and, relief has
been to require that every employ
able member of the family register
at the Employment Office and at
tempt to secure employment, if
that cannot be obtained then to file
claim for unemployment compensa-
ton, providing the application APP
pears to be entitled to compensa-
ton. After an applicant has reg
istered at the Employment Office
his application for relief is given
consideration. If one is found to be
eligible for relief, assistance is
given according to the needs of the
family based upon an emergency
situation.
In some instances it is necessary
to give supplementary assistance
to a wage Garner whose income
from his employment is insufficient
to provide necessities for the main
tenance of his family in decency
and health.
It is the policy and practice of
the office to assist the residents Of
our county when they are in need
and without means of obtaining
their necessities. In addition we
attempt to help these people to
find jobs and thereby rehabilitate
themselves and their families.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-02-08
Redland Hunt

During February, the hounds
of the Redland Hunt will go on
regular hunting days, Wednesday
and Saturday from the kennels
at / p. m. Cards have been sent
to the members.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-02-08
Filters Found In Film

Two missing British airmen
were recognized by their friends in
a film of life in a German intern
ment camp.
La gaceta., 1940-11-01

DO y un formidable fNfDeru!'
del maestro, que era, ademas
barbero y sacamuelas del villo-
.rrio.
En- un p~eriquebe, sin que ma
die Sc diera cuenta de como pu.
do realizarse ell milagro. los ar.
tistas del circo echaron pie a
terra, y ell carrito romano sc
convirti6 en- un pequeho estra-
do, al que subi6 con un gracioso
brinquito de atlet, ell senior Re-
nard, agrupandose en- torno to.
do ell restO de la compahia,
FL director sac6 de debajo dc
.su chaque negro una corneta y
dispar6 unas agudas notas so
.bre el concurso, describiendo un
.circulo complete.
Despues, deiando colgar ell
Instruments de su cuello, sujeto
.por una cinta dorado, sonri6,
.quit6se Ia chistera blanca, y CO.
menD6 q decir de este modo, en-
La gaceta., 1940-11-01

Embellishments deSpues venia
Monsieur Renard, ell gran artis-
ia Y director del Circo Ameri-
cano, jinete en- un cabaElito blan
co Y con gualdrapas de ORC y
terciopelo deslucidO. unas quail
drapas ~ostentosas que habrian
sido brillantes amos atras y aho-
ra tenian un aspecto lamenta-
BILE.
Y a continuation iba deSfi-
lando toda la o0mpGfito, una
oompdAia estrafalaria y que mo-
via a risa hasta a los mas humil-
.des lugarehos de los villoriOs
perdidos que visitaban: la flu
nambula, mas fea que un sus-
to, una mujer gorda y escanda-
losamente pintada, montada en-
un burrito pequeho y nervioso,
adornado con plumas de dolores
y arreos Aamativos; detras
dos nihos de unos diez o doce =
nos, pequehos atletas medic des-
La gaceta., 1940-11-01
LAS PEnEAs DE ESTA NO
CHE EN- BENJAMIN FIELD
IL Griego Basil contra
Youno Allen

I'm hombre del peso complete,
Young Allen, con 1890 Nbras,
Sc batira hoy, en- la Arena de los
Artilleros, a las $50 de la no
che, con George Vasil, IN grie'
go del peso complete ligero.
Vasil espera aumentar su pc
so a 1T libras, pero los peritos
estiman que a favor dc Ahen'
estan las mayores probabilities
des de triunfo.
Sc lie ha ofrecido al vencedor
I'm match con Tommy Gomez C
ell titulado campeon del sur, Mr..
Marshall.
Rudy Cancela ofrecia anoche
derrotar a Woody Jones, ell We
terano de San Petersburg, pero
NADIA decfa en- cuanto "a ponerlc
a dormir". Rudy ostenta sobrc
Jones una victoria, por nocaut,
v ell San Petersburg vencio al
tampeno, por p%untos, en- Miami
Green los dos que Ell combate do
hoy sera ell decisive.
Fred Barja, que la semana
pasada acost6 a Ricardo Her.
nandez, Sc batira con frankie
Thomas, que va sostuvo una pc
lea en- esta semana. Barja dice
que tratara de obtener para Tho
mas una cuenta de diez.
al Gilbert, excampe6n del e.
jercito, peso mediano; tendra dc
oponente al veterano Buddy
Rose, muy conocido en- Tampa.
La semana pasada Gilbert
venci6 por nocaut tecnico, en- e
quinto asalto, al vigoroso jo-
ven Epperson.
La gaceta., 1940-11-01
CON LOS GUANTES

ST Allen derrota hoy a Vasil,
como Sc espera, Tommy Gomez,
del peso complete ligero, volve-
"a a pelear con un individuo de
mas de 100 libras.
Ell ihotelero tendra una apre-
ciable desventaja en- ell match,
81 es que Allen sabe boxear, CO.
mo dicen.
La triste suerte de muchos j6-
venes p1giles latinos, en- Tampa.
ha ~consistido en- tener que apa-
chugar con gladiadores de ma.
yor peso y experienced.
70? IRecuerdan los abuses come
meros amos de Manuel Quinte-
no? lRecuerdan los abuses CONS
tidos con Chino Alvarez, ponien
dolo frente a hombres de 10, IL
Y hasta 16 libras mas que el.
Ahora lie ha correspondent Ia
mala suerte a Tommy Gomez.
Hay en- ell pals muchos p1gi-
les de TIA y IT'S libras; perc,
lie contratan a Tommy adversa-
rios de 184, 1876 y mas libras.
La gaceta., 1940-11-01

nudos, que tocaban rabiosamen-
te sendos tamboriles; mas tarde
en- otros dos burritos neryioSos
y pequehos, como ell de la iu-
nambula, dos ninas encantado-
ras. de melenas -ubias y oJos
dulzoneS, que sonreian a los al
deanos con sus labios pintados
de carmin; y, por Gltimo. ce-
rrando Ia Marcia, los otros dos
artistas de Ia compd5ld, Mon
sieur D Madame PAT, segdn re-
zaban los prospectus de mano
repartidos con enorme diffusion
por TODD el pueblo media bora
despues de la llegada de la COM
pahia.
Estos dos Gltimos artistas del
famoSo eirco, desfilaban monta-
dos en- una especie de caro- ro-
mano, de dos ruedas, del que IL
raba una caddrigd de perros IT,
nosos, cada uno de una raza y
de IN color.
La gaceta., 1940-11-01

un castellano mGedrT6ntco y en-
revesado:
-iSenogas Y sehoges! Tengo
Ell alto honog de presenting a US
tedeg, los grandioscs artistas
del Circo Americana, 1nico en-
su genego en- el mundo entiero.
Aqui tienen ustedeg a la ma
ravillosa Madame Renard fu-
nambula y adivinadOra del pen
samiento, el mejor medium que
existe en- ei mundo: pueden pre-
guntagla; 10 adivina TODD, el pa
sado eel presente y el porvenir
10 resuelve todo, por dificil quo
sea el prOblema que Sc le pre-
sengte.
La f~unambula, hacienda un
esfuerzo, y empujada desde aba
10 pOr los dos j6venes atletas le
la compahia, habia subidO al es-
trade, Y permanecia alli. ex-
puesta al pdblicO, mientras du-
rsba u perOrsta Dc 81 ilOstrS
La gaceta., 1940-11-01
"a NEk
ovERLN D~EFNDEAA ES
IA N0oHE 81 CORONA
In vetevauo dc ISL Peloue

New York, Nov. 10--F cam
pe6n d.l peso msdianO, Ken or
erin, un vetsrano az 1Sl psleas.
Sc batira en- Ia noshe de hoy, 60
la Madison Square Garden, con
Stsve BelIcise, fuerte aspFran-
tie a la corona Y hermano de IN
~excampe6n del peso de puma.
Las apuestas Sc hallan a IA"
vor del camps6n, d. tiene 81 a.
nos, por su mayor experienced y
sus 1ltimas demostraciones. con
los guantes pusstos, frente a pc
ligrosos advsrsarios.
De acuerdo con las reglas del
estado de New York, el match
tendra un lfnita de is asaltos.
Overlin derrot6 a Cg erino
Garcia, Ell filipino, Y Belloise
tambien ostenta una victoria So
bre Garcia, ell e%xcampe6n.
Alg1n dinero sali6 a favor dc
Belloise, en- la mahana de hoy.
pero Ken contin1a siendo ell ia
vorito.
Belloise solo lleva sostenidas
80 peleas y tiene 81 amos de e.
dad.
La gaceta., 1940-11-01
DIVORCES

Decretos: France Dfaz cO.ltra
Adolfo Diaz; Edna Clare Nay
lor contra B. L. Naylor, jr. Nue.
vas demands: Marjorie A.
Heidi contra Melvin G. Heidi ;
Theresa Terwilliger contra Wi
Ham Terwilliger; Walter A. Fl
lemon contra Nellie May File
mon; Mamie NJ. Wandell con.
ira Charles C. Wandell; Marta
C. Murray contra John ]. Mu-
rray; Bobbie Rumney contra
Newton E. Rumney; William l..
Crews contra Betty Crews; He
len Roberts Howard contra
Fred Howard.
La gaceta., 1940-11-01
OEPORTES
TIRANDO Ell BAIoN

Terriers contra DreGdnoughtS
En- Lakeland, la limpia y her
mosa ciudad, jugaran en- la no
che de hoy los Terriers del ms
tituto Hillsborough, de Tampa,
contra los Dreadnaughts de esa
poblaci6n.
Los peritos conceden a los mu
chachos de Lakeland mayores
probabilidades de victoria, te-
niendo en- cuenta que en- la lista
de enfermos de los Terriers f.
guran Harry Kerry, Bill Shef-
field y Chelo Vega.
La Inca de combate del Hills
borough anunciada por ell coach
Spurgeon Cherry, es la siguien-
te: Moore, Strickland, Wads-
worth, Kaiser, Castellano, Barr
ington, Emmanuel, Dorman,
sGoodson, Greco y Delisle. Ri
cardo Fidalgo no pOdra jugar
por estar enfermo.
Los visitantes utilizaran q
Kelley, Yates, Roberts, Harris
Bennett, Warnock, Anderson
Peacock, Horsey, Mountz y
High.
La gaceta., 1940-11-01
PGnterGs D Tigres

Los Tigres del institute An
dr&s jackson, de Jacksonville,
jugaran hoy en- Phillips Field,
a las ocho de la noche, teniendo
de rivales a las Panteras dc
Plant. Z
Mevan alcanzadas dos victo-
rias los Tigres sobre Julian Ian
don y West Palm Beach y per-
dieron con ell Miami Edison, pc
70 solo con un punto de diferen-
cha, IA por IS.
Las Panteras fueron derrota'
das por Ell Julia Landon y la Sc
La gaceta., 1940-11-01
UNI FABR1CANTE DE ROPA
TRATA DE COMPRAR Ell
BOSTON MACDONALD

New York, noviembre 1'-E!
diario New York SUM- da la mo-
ticia de que Elmer Ward, un ri
co fabricante de ropa, sigue rea'
lizando gestiones en- pro de COM
prar la novena Abejas de Bos
ton, de Ia Liga NaciOnal. Ward
iba a efsctuar la compra en- IL
MON de Bing Crosby pero Ell CO.
misionado lands Sc opuso q
Bling accionista de hip6dromos
y duehos de una cuadra de ca
ballos de carrera.
Ward resolvi6 entonces con-
tinuar las gestiones Y 81 no e.
fect1a Ia comprs para 81, la We
rificara en- union de uno de sa4
socios. p~romineHte polftico de
Boston.
Sc prOpone Ward, 81 la COM
pra cristaliza, instalar luces pa
ra que = pueda jugar de noche
en- eI terreno de las Abejas. Fer
way Park, el terreno de los Me-
dias Rojas, tiene IN excelente
alumbrado.
La franquicia del Boston per-
tenece a~ctualmeRte a C: F, A.
dams, presidente del Hipddro!
La gaceta., 1940-11-01
La Gaceta Folletin No. 2Ss
TONIC u
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

dos al circo AmericGno!-iS6lo
! fatncioneS en- Ia lOcdlidad!'
Era un sabado. Y a mediodia,
cuando las gentes pacificas del
pueblo Sc disponian a conner, la
Charanga del lugar, tocando un
alegre pasodobAe, les hizo agol-
parse a las puertas.
Fran los artistas del grandio-
so CircO Americana de Mon
sieur Rendrd, segdn rezaban los
carteles que habian puesto al
pueblo en- revolution.
Primero desfilaba la charan-
ga, atronando Ell espacio con sus
pimporrazOs tremebundos y sus
gdlpes De bOmbo apOcahpticos;
La gaceta., 1940-11-01

mana pasada por otros Tigres,
los del institute de Orlando. B.
lily Wynne, del institute de PAR
ma Celia, no podra jugar.
Linea de batalla de las Pan
teras: Mccormick, Rights, Ken
bricks, Gillett, Evans, Smith, B.
Williams L. Williams, Baldwin,
Hansen, La Call.
Por los visitantes: Beasleyi
Castronis, Bowers, Crosby
Heyn, Hendry, Brown, Minis.
Cook, Kenyon y Alsobrook.
La gaceta., 1940-11-01

A cold cough seriously endangers
you, your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
couSl.s causes more loss OF time
,hsn all other diseases combined,
If you have a cough due to q cold,
get Mentho-M ulsion, the guaran-
teed medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsion fails to stop your cougnl1"
Immediately ana ge' you entirely
over your cold cough quicker thar
any medicine you ever tried ass
'or your money bs x.
Mentho-Mrlsion is mole than on
,rdtnary medicine, It contains vr'S,
Minis A and D to build your c9lc
resistance, and seven soothing
tealinx oils and nnguenfs, inci1d'
La gaceta., 1940-11-01
Los E~spartGnOs

En- horas de la manana del
sabado saldran de Tampa, con
rumbo a DeLand, los Esparta-
nos de la Universidad local.
Ell "once" de Nash Higgins
Ileva conquistadas dos victorias,
una scbre los Sombrereros, Ia
primera, y la segunda sobre los
Maestros de Georgia, con anota
ci6n de GA por Ia.
S%ignifica ell partido de mana
ma que los Espartanos lie dan la
.revancha a Stetson, los Sombre-
reros, de modo que estos no pue-
dan quejarse y Sc vean obliga-
dos a asegurar que somos finos
~ c~orteses.
Durante ell dia de aver Sc prai
ticaron de nuevo los "pases", las
jugadas aereas, por cuanto Sc
espera que Ell coach Crowell g.
| aque 'por ell aire".
Aparentemente Nash usara Il
primera division, compuests
por Tony Kolke, Whitley Abers
Dick Schleicter, Wailsy Zaiko
Clair Pittman, Bob Fordyce
Bill Fisher, Bill Read, Howart
Beynon, Champ Williams, Johl
Comparetto y Paul McCloskey
La gaceta., 1940-11-01

mo de Suf56lk Downs. Aeee6ra-
Sc que LAndiSsse Ia n0Hflc ado
que debe escogeE erltre Ia pelota
o las carreras.
Tienese entendido que el pre-.
clio de las Abejas, incluyendo
cuatro novenas de ligas msno-
res, Sc ha fiiado en- $3.50, goo.
La gaceta., 1940-11-01
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get MenthO-M u|siOp .

ing highest grade lockwood creo'
cote for penetration. Genuine Cal
ifornia fg syrup gives Mentho.
M,,ls;o- : taste the whole family
vii; like. It clings to the men,
branes SO its soothing, healing IN
rredients act faster, better. AN
Ohio minister recently SAID from
his pulpit:
"Attandanc. at church is neceS.
sary for human welfare. put aohs
endanger the congregatitn with
cold cough wkea Mentho-Mulsion \. !.
50 inexpensive and easy to obtain
M,ntho- Mulsion is endorsed Sy
YOUR neighbors AID Guaranteed ~
! leading DRUGGISTS very 'ieEe.-adv
La gaceta., 1940-11-01

E. l.. Bartripp, Al, y Ada May
Bartripp, A; Laurence Bruce
Short, 80, y Virginia Dandridg6
White, %; Rodney Vernon Ea-
ton, %, y Hazeldine Colvin, 18.
La gaceta., 1940-11-01
COMPRO CANARIOS

Page por los canarios ma
chos de mas de un ano $500,
v por pichones garantizados
que SON machos, $1.50. Pre-
gunUe por Vega en- Ell 1902
de la Gale IL.
La gaceta., 1940-11-01

Sc NECESITA una sonora pa
ra ell cuidado de una casa y que
duerma en- ell acomodo. Para
mas informes dirijase al 3019
de la Gale Sanchez, despues de
las cinco.
La gaceta., 1940-11-01
RheuTnaticBappy;
Pain Quick

Thousands who suffered from the torturIng
na;ns al rbeumatism. eciatica, lumnago, nenc
raiQia and neuntis-are certainty nappy ovsl
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La derrengada compahia lie
q IA plaza principal del pue.
bio.
Ia charanga del lugar redo
bio sus plmporrazos, hasta que,
a una sehal del ilustre director
del circo. una yez comprobado
que en- Ia plaza no cabia mate
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La gaceta., 1940-11-01
marido y director.
AL fin, Monsieur Renard, la
empujaba dulcemente al suelo.


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Daba Ctros dos toques de cla-
rim, y hacia una sena a los j6ve-
mes atletas del circo, que brinca-
ban agilmente y quedaban arri-
ba bailando como perinolas.
mientras redoblaban sus tam
bores.
Il EstOg dog j6venes, seho-
gas y sehoges, son los hermanOs
los mejOres acr6batas ma
labaristas y excentricos del Glo-
DO TerraqueO: barras fijas. ira
pecios, levantamiento de pesos
increibles, juegos malabares.
-ransformaciones; y a la veg.
los nejores clowns del mundo.
los mas simpaticos artigstas del
Orgbe.
otrOs dos tOQuecitOs de oorus.