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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Eastern Star
Order Meetinu
Wocondo Chapter
Slutes Session

GIG HARBoR- Wsconda chap
ter. OES viii meet in stated
communication Wednesday evening
fer the last session o. the current
year With Worthy Mstron Mrs. J.
Il. Harms and Worthy Patron J II.
Harris in charge.
Members whose birthdays fall
between November and March will
~ honored At this time On sat
urdsy. March %. the chapter will
hold a card party at the home
OF Mrs. F. b. Treutle, to which
the public is invited.
on Thursday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris were honored at a
party held AZ the home of Mrs.
Treutle and on Saturday Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris entertained Star men,
bers and officers at a card party
held at their home at Horsehead
bay.
MINs n I. 1fdWIoFu VIII Dt
hostess TO the Rosedale Mixer club
at musical tea TO be held at her
home Wednesday afternoon at .
2. m. Jack Jacobson will be the
vocalist and Mrs. Ben Pearson.
who is in charge Of the program,
will give piano solos.
At recent meetings, the Arton-
dale and Midway Improvement
clubs donated IS each and the VOL
lochet Improvement club IS to the
4. hot lunch fund of the Narrows
Bridge school. These three dis
tricts consolidated last year.
The L. d. r. of First Lutheran
church viii meet at the home of
Mrs. Al kingsbury Wednesday at
S p. m. The Ladies Aid of Bethel
Lutheran church will meet at the
parsonage at Arletta on Wednes-
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
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is so dependent on howyoufeel

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Masons Of S. W. Washington
Meet Here Tuesday Evening

The Masonic temple vii BE The for Al Masons
southwestern Washington when they gather celebrate the
eighth annual AnWashnston night Tuesday IN Fellowship
hall More than 1000 expected 10 attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18

Three members Of one family
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22

Academy while secretary Of
war.
2-The Black Death, whic h
swept Europe in the Four
teenth century.
3-The liners America, Manhat-
tan and Washington, respec-
lively.
4-The Mississippi and the st.
Lawrence.
5-"Long John" Silver was a
chara in Treasure
Island; Long Tom" Jeffer-
son was president of the
United States; Long Ben"
was the nickname applied 10
John Avery. famous pirate.
6--A small unpiloted balloon
sent UP to show the direc-
tons and speed of the wind.
Rhode Island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
Wins Battle for DOG
Boy, Ia, Missing From Saginaw, Found Here With
Pup That Is Impounded Until Cries Free II

Clayton Van Alstine Jr, IA, OF
Saginaw, has his six-months-old
pup, Curly, to cuddle today by vir-
tue of a strong will supported by
a pair of lusty lungs.
With his pup in his arms, Clay
ton left home Saturday afternoon
TO see the Christmas sights in De-
troit. Via the thumb route he ar.
rived in the city and spent the
night in a manner known only
10 him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
Youths Trapped
Fleeing Ho|dup

Two Kansas City Youths who
arrived in Detroit Saturday were
under arrest today. captured by a
policeman a moment after they
had allegedly robbed a candy
store al 1900 Woodward avenue
The capture was made by Pa
trolman Charles Neilan. 3S, OF
1880 West Seven-Mlle road. with
out drawing his gun after two
men ran by him followed by Miss
Alma Best, assistant manager Of
the candy shop. shouting that the
store had been held up.
They gave their na,IeS as Wal
ter r. Norton, 20 and Albert w
Crenshaw. 20. both of Kansas
City. They admitted the robbery
police said. and are held on rob-
berry armed charges. A toy pistol
was found on Crenshaw and Nor.
ton had S10550 stolen from the
candy store, according TO police.
Gen. Hugh s.. Johnson,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
President Roosevelt
Granddad 18th Time

PHIL ABE L P HIA, Dec. q
QES). - President Roosevelt's
eleventh grandchild, an 8-pound
Bounce boy, was born today al
Lying-In Hospital TO Mrs. Frank
lin d. Roosevelt Jr., while h er
husband was serving as an ensign
aboard a destroyer on the At
lantic.
The baby may be chriStened Eu.
gene du Pont Roosevelt-linking
the two family names. The couples
first child, born 3l2 years ago, is
Franklin D. Roosevelt III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22

II was late yesterday when
James Conley, a special officer Of
the d. G. c. Steamship lines. spied
Clayton feeding a hamburger 10
Curly and devouring one himself.
A police investigation sent Clay
ton to the juvenile detention home
and the dog TO the city pound
When his parents arrived. Clay
ton refused to bulge until he was
reunited with his dog. His ulti-
matum was backed by such loud
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22

walls that juvenile authorities
called upon Lieut.. George Gray Of
the detective bureau for immediate
assistance.
After much effort, Gray per-
suaded health department officials
it would be best fof[& concerned
10 waive the ruling mat all dogs
in the pound be vaccinated and
remain for 10 days observation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
-PITFALLSAOELONE = y.; As;!'

suppose my eyes mirrore
tho frightened protest l va
ashamed 10 voice Tor my lathe
suddenly put a carcsSing ham
upon my shoulder.
~PIeaSe remember that I
understand FULLY what hard
and distatesfuI job I am giving
YOU" he said tenderly
BE sure that would not
give IL TO you II I could see any
other way out of It,"
Don't, father" I said, abascd
that he should be apologizing
for something he had every
right 10 ask Of me, not only as
his daughter but as a member
Of his organization.
Il understand everything, and
am truly ashamed OF being a
bad soldier"
you never could be that, dar-
ling" he said, bending his head
and kissing me tenderly.
CLOSELY GUARDED
"Tm going 10 try 10 prove 10
YOU that l can be a good one"
| told him, looSenlng my arms
and sitting erect as the driver
Swerved the arnorod car toward
the open space for cars in front
Of the L.an>held
"Wait here" my father told
the driver Crl>ply Wilson, will
YOU 20 first, please 80
One Of the guards. who had M
trace Of a weapon showing bu
who. / was sure, was heavily
armed. rose from his seat anC
aliGhted from the car in what ap
peared 10 be one movement
He looked sharply up and dowr
the street, and Scrutinzed the en-
trance of the hotel before givinl
my father a laconic "Okay'
My father then ahghted anC
gave me his hand.
"Come with us. Wilson," he
said, and the man accompanied
us TO the door of my suite, then
withdrew. with my father, a few
feet 10 one side Of the door,
while / knocked. first lightly,
then more loudly upon IT,
Mary's sleepy voice came 10 ny
ears just as | was beginning 4
get nervouSly anxious over tn,
silence.
"Just n second" she called.
and il was little more than that
before her voice came again,
close TO the door
"Who Is it," she asked. and I
gave an involuntary nod Of APP
proval at-her caution. so unlike
impetuouS Mary.
Evidently my fathers structure,
finally had taken effect.
at is i. Auntie Madge," I
said. land Grandpa Spencer"
you'll have to walt a minute
then before I open the door"
she said, but my father spoke
quickly.
"I'm not coming in, Mary"
he said.
'T'm leaving. directly I've
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22

Gen. Hugh s. Johnso
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
Connolly Answers
By Lyman Young
By Fran Striker
By Zane Grey

la Atlanta: (b) Texas; (c)
New Orleans.
2-(a) Henry w. Longfellow;
(b) Oliver w. Holmes; (c)
Clifford OdetS.
3-(a) William J. Bryan; OBJ
James J. Corbett; Co Rud-
yard Kipling.
4-(a)) May 20-21. 1927; (b)
Nov. II, 1918; Co Aug. 3,
1914.
5-ta) Hanged; Cb) poisoned;
fc) aSSassinated.
ga Jerome Kern: Cb) Wal
Ter Kittredge; to) Francis
Scott Key.
Gen. Hugh =. hnson,
"Amerlca's Fighting Thinker
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
Quiz Answers

Bancroft is accredited with
having founded the United
States Naval Academy while
secretary Of the navy; Pick
ering with having founded
the United States Military
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
PRAISES KELLY

1T is my profound sorrow that
Colin Kelly (Americd's No. I
hero Of the Wnr, t0ho persisted IN
sinking the Jap bdttieship Hd-
rtWdJ II not here.
II do not know the dignity OF
Captain kelly's birth. But I do
know the glory of his death.
He died unquestioning and
accomplishing, with faith In his
heart and victory his end.
God has taken him unto
Himself, this gallant soldier who
did his duty"
Other American filters have beer
cited for similar awards and thes,
will be presented as soon as pos
Sible. At the moment, the flier
are in the air seeking out tn,
enemy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
Two Decorated
For Heroisnn
In Philippines
AB.RH-CA1pAB-RA

MANILA, Dec. % GNS).-
Eyes front and standing at rigid
attention, two Of the United States
Of Americas air heroes were deco
rated personally today by Gen
Douglas Macarthur, Far East
commander. for extraordinary
gallantry in action"
The two were Second Lieut.
Jack D. Dale OF Willoughby. o.,
and Capt. Jesus Villamor, Filipino
leader, upon VIII os e
breasts were pinned the coveted
Distinguished Service Cross while
comrades-in harms looked on in ad-
miration and inwardly resolved to
20 and do likewise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22

spoken 10 my daughter. She
viii tell YOU when l have gone"
lie stepped 10 my side. and gave
me a hurried parting message
I'm going back 90 the Under
woods" be SAID.
I'll be there. or where they
can get me quickly all day.
Telephone me whenever you
wish 10 sec me, and I will be
right over. Good-by."
MARY SUSPECTS
He turned. with a beckoninC
finger 10 Wilson, and the two mer
walked away. ! knocked again al
the door. and Mary threw it open
instantly.
'1f l were Mrs. Ticer," I told
her, II should excIaim that you
are a sight for sore eyes. "
She was indeed a lovely picture
as she stood there in delicately
lowered silk pajamas, her face
rose-tinted with slumber, her eyes
rested and starry. and her glori-
Gus hair tumbled about her head
She answered me with a rueful
laugh and gestured apologetically
toward her hair.
~ must be" she said scorn-
fully.
But that isn't important.
while ] imagine YOU r errand IL.
Grandpa Spencer and an armed
guard-yes, ! saw him through
the crack OF the door and hope
he didn't see NEEDN'T escort
lovely ladies on purely social
calls, you know.
II suppose" - her face dark
ened-"he wants you TO see that
get TO work prOnto on that
humble pie he expects me to
eat for stephen Redfield."
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22
ATTACKED TRANSPORT

Lieutenant Dale earned his
cross BY a one-man attack on a
group OF Jap transports seeking TO
effect a landing on coastal point.
The Ohio flier dived into the very
middle of the transport with ma
chine guns blazing, silenced their
guns and sent the fear-stricken
Eunners running for cover, then
wheeled about and. at low altitude
Strafed Jap landing barges until
the barges were little more than
floating collins.
Captain Villamor led his greatly
outnumbered squadron against q
Jap formation of "a planes over
Bantangas. successfully breaking
up the Jap bombing plans and
causing them to fly back TO their
base. ~
1T affords me great pleasure"
said General Macarthur 10 the
youthful heroes. ito pin these
decorations upon your breasts
where, for all eyes and for all
time, they will be an outward
symbol OF the devotion, fortitude
and courage with which you
fought for your country.
Evening star., 1941-05-13


u equal 51o0
La gaceta., 1941-05-01

su miSma esposa! Y todos Sc
reirian de el, viendole como a
uno de esos maridos bufos, de
opereta, que salen a escena al
final de los actos, llorosos, COM
pungidos, echando de menos a
la esposa adGltera, que ha esta.
do hacienda reir al concurso en-
|las eScenas anteriores con su
deScoco y su desvergdenza y su
cinismo.. No, MOL.
Apenas contest6 siquiera a
las cartas en- que los marqueses
lie daban cuehta, de tarde en
tarde del resultado siempre ne
gativo de sus pesquiSas para en-
%contrar a Celita, para encon-
trar a Maria tambien...
iQue lie importaba va NADIA
de la vida, del mundo?...
81 81 viva; 81 no Sc dejaba Me-
var por la furia que lie empuja-
ba a cada instante y Sc levanta-
Be Ia tapa De los sesOs, ere pOr-
La gaceta., 1941-05-01
LA PROSTITUTION SIERRA E.
LIMINADA POR MEDIC
DE LA

Jacksonville, mayo 1a-El DR.
G. S. Osincup, director de la di-
vision de salubridad y casas del
Consejo de Defensa del estado,
anunci6 aver que sin perdida de
tempo Sc empezara una campa-
ma contra la prostitution en- las
areas de defensa. En- las casas
donde Sc descubran enfermeda.
des venereas, sc establecera UNI
|c~uarentena que autoriza una lev
del estado aprObada en- 1919
La cuarentena Sc hara cumplil
por medic de la policia y los
diputados del sheriff. trabajan-
do de acuerdo con las unidades
de defensa de los condados y o.
ficiales medicos.
Sera ell primer paso, en- GUAM
to a los burdeles, avisar prime
70 a las personals que los ope-
ran. ST no atienden Ell aviso, en-
tonces Sc recurrira a la cuarerl-
tena.
La gaceta., 1941-05-01

las manos de Pedro de Ndnez,
lie hlzo comprender la insensa-
tez dc no haber escrito antes Il
Madrid.
FL marQuesito, con aquella
oondad innata en- ell que va lie co
nocemos, contaba TODD 10 ocu-
rrido a su buen amigo ell inge-
Nero y con su carta, para que
Pedro no dudara mas, venian
las pruebas de que Maria de la
Cruz era la hermana del mar
cues.
Esta vez, la algeria de Pedro
'uvo los e~aracteres de una re-
surrecci6n.
De nuevo volvi6 a caer de ro-
dillas ante 81 recuerdo de Ia mar
tir; y no Queriendo prolongar
por mas tempo esta situaci6n.
de la que quiza el mismo tenfa
Ia eolpa, eseribi6 una larga car
Ia a Maria de las Moves y a Mi
gue de Guzn&n, explicandoles
La gaceta., 1941-05-01
LIGA

Cuatro pitcher utilizaron aver
lbs Dodgers, Higbe, Brown, Cri
son Y Casey, pero consiguieron
derrotar a los Rojos de Cincin-
nati, que abrieron con Wander
Nicer Y cerraron con el "tapona-
do" Beggs. Los Dodgers, sin EN-
largo, pasaron al segundo lugar
y los Cardenales sc colocaron en-
la cumbre. Nueve hits dispara-
ron los vencedores y seis los de-
rrotados. La carrera definitiva
,ristaliz6 en- ell noveno.
Cincinnati &c, 6h, De; Brooklyn
4c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1941-05-01

Ell ingeniero como es natural,
estaba ausente; pero pronte, a.
visado por sus criados indigo
mas, Sc apeaba a la puerta de 81
casa del auto que guiaba suJch6-
fer, Nspe.
Maria de las Moves fue la pri
mera que recfbi6 en- los brazos
a su primo. y los dos Sc estreme-
cierOn por una hondisima con-
.goja.
-iMas de dOce amos, Pedrol
-murmur6 Maria, besapdo sin
+cansarse Ell rostro queridp de su
primo, que le recordaba tantas
eosas,
Il Mas de doce anos!-repe
tia Pedro. I.
Los dos Sc c~ontemplaroh lap
go ratio, interrumpiendo a cada
instante Ia lluvia de besos, para
observar en- las cabesas Ilenas
do canas. En- los rOStEOs lsnos d
La gaceta., 1941-05-01
LA TEMPORADA DE PELO-
IA A

Esta noche comenzara la tenn
porada de pelota suave en- Ell
parque Cuscaden. La novena de
la Pepsi-Cola jugara con YboT
City Boosters, en- ell primer jue-
go. Armando Garcia utilizara a
su pitcher estrella, "Baby" Joe
Sierra, contra Roy orihuela,
que lanzara por los Boosters.
Spicola Hardware, la novena
de muchachas que antes Sc lla-
maba Harry Cookies. jugara
con las campeonas del Washing
ton Junior High, a las nueve.
Patrocina todos los desafios
de pelota suave la Junta de Re-
creo de la ciudad de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1941-05-01

ASH pasaron aGn otros varios
meses, otro afo mas, tai vez
dos, en- que Pedro pase6 a ira
YES de los bosQues inmenSos de
la isla o por las montaiias que
los hOrmigueros de hombres
iban abriendo bajo su direction,
ell drama espantoso que ator-
mentaba su coraz6n.
"A que escribir a nadie?... IA
que contar a nadie esta mise
ria?... IA que obstinarse en- en-
contrar pruebas de la inocencia
de Maria de la Cruz?...
iRamo Florido le engaharia,
como los otros le habian enga-
hRdo, como ae hsbta engsnsdO
La gaceta., 1941-05-01
MARINERoS ITA1IANoS A
A DE sABoTAJE

Jacksonville, mayo 1'-Anoe
el juez federal Strum da:lara-
ron aver 81 tripulantes del va.
.r9or italiano "Confid;nza', a'll'
sldos de SABOTAGE por habar a
rruinado la maquinaria del bar
O.
Todos dijeron que habian cum
.Dlldo 6rdenes superioras, de mo
do que Ell vapor no caves. en- las
manos de una pcteacia no-aml
ga. FL fiscal pidi6 I'm %veredi:to
directo de culpat.lidad y el jue2
cfreci6 estudiar la moci6n. La
habia solicitado un We
redicto directo de absolucion.
La gaceta., 1941-05-01
OEPORTES
HOPKINS AVISA QUE Ell
Els UNA NOTABULIDAD

FL joven gladiator Buddy
Hopkins, de Texas, comunic6
aver al empresario Frank La
Marque que su pelea con Billy
Murray tiene derecho a ser la
mas importante del programa
de mahana. por cuanto 81, sin
compania, resisti6 diez asaltos
frente a Lew jenkins, ell actual
campe6n de las 1876 libras.
En- un telegrama a LaMarqua,
ell director del tejano, Ernie Ste
phens, dice: Demandamos que
~nuestra pelea con Murray sea la
principal, por cuanto Hopkins
ha peleado en- cuadrilateros don
de Murray, Thomas y Lowery
tendrian que pagan para .subir v
entrar en- ellos. Debe el ser des-
facade como la mayor atrac-
ci6n."
La Marque, que tenia puss-
to I'm velo sobre los ojos GUAM
do ell bout" Thomas1LOwery,
ha venido anunciando Ell match
de revancha entire Ell joven de
Alabama y Ell de st. Petersburg
como la pelea principal.
AL recibir ell mensaje de Ste
phens sc hundi6 Frank en- pro-
funda meditation Y opina que la
pelea entire Murray y Hopkins
sera morrocotuda.
FL programa, en- conjunto, 81
de los 'baratitos;" pero 81 Mr..
La gaceta., 1941-05-01
La Gaceta Folletin No. ACT
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

JMarfa de la Cruz habia
estado en- ell palacio de Ramo
Florido, y Agueda la sorpren-
di6 en- los brazos de su marido
realmente?
Entonces, la inocencia de su
esposa, de la madre de Celita,
Sno habia existido mas que en-
Ell coraz6n del marido, que Sc obs
tinaba a toda costa EN- yer en- su
mujer una santa, y no la rame-
ra inmunda que era en- reali-
dad?
iAh, ell pobre Pedro de Mi
hez pas6 dias crueles, volvi6 a
caer en- el inferno que lie hacia
WlsldeiT sV vida, mirsr 10 muer
La gaceta., 1941-05-01

fu@ Ell pitcher por los Atleticos y
L. batearon IL hits. Eisenstat
gan6 Ell desafio. Fu@ Ell tercer
pitcher del Cleveland, por GUAM
to sustituy6 a Bagby y Jungle.
Keltner bate6 de jonron, uno de
los batazos de mas largo alcance
pegado en- la liga. La pelota lie
90 hasta las gradas de MADEIRA
situadas entire los jardinss IL
quierdo y central.
Filadelfia sc, III, lie; Cleve-
land &C, 12h, 1e.
La gaceta., 1941-05-01

que no guerra aparecer ante sus
propios ojos nj un solo segundo,
como un cobarde, que desertaba
del dolor prefiriendo la NADIA a
esta lucha espantosa, mil veceS
peor que la muerte...
o.
Pero I'm dfa, seis meses atras,
el correo trajo a las manos del
ingeniero una nueva carta sal
vadora.
Una tarde, Pedro, sintiendose
mas serene que de costumbrs,
habfase decidido a escribir A
Pope del Ramo Florido, expli-
candole la vista de su mujer a
Java, toda la terrible converse
ci6n sostenida entire Agueda Y
81, Y las acusaciones que contra
Maria de la Cruz y ell mar,ue.
.sito hsbia lanzado Ia marque-
sa.
Pepe contest6 a correo segui-
do Y aQuella carta, llegsadO a
La gaceta., 1941-05-01

Joe Gordon proporcion6 la vic
toria a los Yankees sobre los
Browns, descargando un jonron
y tres hits, en- cinco veces al ba-
te. George Selkirk tambien pc
g6 de cuadrangular.
Joe Di Maggie ayud6 con I'm
tubey y un hit. Russo fue 81 pit
cher vencedor y Niggeling Ell de
rrotado.
New York 7c, 14h, lie; San
Luis lie, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-05-01

te como una liberaci6n, y acari-
ciar larga y lentamente los re-
v6lvers en- sus excursiones por
los campos de la isla o en- las so
ledades de las estancias de su
casa!
La gaceta., 1941-05-01

Los Cardenales abrieron aver
con tres carreras, en- la primera
entrada, y mantuvieron la ven
taja hasta Ell final,
Nahem fre ell pitcher CANA
dor Y Schumacher ell yapuleado.
Batearon de jonron Slaughter v
Johnny Mize.
San Luis &c, I'm, De; N. York
4e, 6h, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-05-01

Cuatro pitchers de las Abeias
fueron atropellados por los Cubs
que ganarOn Ell desafio con ano-
taci6n de 9 por 4. SalvO fue Ell
"serpentinero" perdedor y Ell
triunfador fue French.
French fue relevado en- ell sep
timo por Paul Erickson.
Chicago &c, Oh, lei Boston DC,
Oh, 4e.
La gaceta., 1941-05-01

De nuevo los Phillies ataca :
ron en- los momentos oportunos
, derrotaron a los Piratas. Cy
Blanton lanz6 por los vencedo :
es. Alfonso Lopez fue tres We
oes al bate y no peg6 de hit.
La derrota Sc lie anot6 a La
naham.
Pittsburg 4c, 1Oh, 4e; Filadel
fla &c. 11h, De.
La gaceta., 1941-05-01

Pegaron los Tigres Is hits
contra cuatro pitchers del Bos-
ton Y ganaron ell juegO, anotan-
do IL carreras.
Con trece hits los Medals Ro'
jas pasaron la "goma" ocho We
ces. La victoria lie TOGO a Newso
me Y la derrota a Wagner. York
dispar6 su cuarto jonron y dos
tubeyes, impulsando cinco carre
ras.
Boston &c, 18Th, De; Detroit
12c, 18Th, &c.
La gaceta., 1941-05-01
MATRIMONIOS

Silvestre Fernando, 26,
Maxima Garcia, %; Antonio
Durso, Al. y Nancy Frances
Gia nino, 30; Jamss W. Lee, 20
y Elva Lou Burton, 20; James
T. Swami, jr., "a, Ruth Binni-
cker, 10.
La gaceta., 1941-05-01

Chase perdi6 Ell ''home" y Zu.
Der le sustituy6, luego de que a
primero lie habian hecho cuatrr
carreras. Smith fue ell pitcher
de los Medals Blancas y supo 4.
seminar los ocho hits de estos.
Washington 1c, Oh, Sc; Chica
go &c, III, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-05-01
HADUEY Sc uNTo A LOS
ATLETICOS

New York, mayo lei veto
rano pitcher Bump Hadley, des-
cartado por los Yankees y los
Gigantes, Sc uni6 aver a los At
leticos de Connie Mack.
La gaceta., 1941-05-01

Hopkins Is tan fenomonal como
dice, entonces habra que re9a-
larle flores ' caramelibOs.
La gaceta., 1941-05-01
LDCSA AMERICANA

Parecian derrotadOs los In
dios, perO Otacaron en- 81 nOve-
no e hicieron tres carreras mas,
ganando Ell partido. McCrabb
La gaceta., 1941-05-01

Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
2. L. P, vendida exclu
sivamente por K n g
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-05-01

en- ella TODD Ell drama que habia
roto su vida, contandoles la des
aparici6n de su esposasy de- Co
liza, hacia muchos amos, e invi-
tdndoles a que vinieran, a la ma
yor brevedad possible a la isla
de Java a entrevistarse con 81.
Y los mobiles primes Sc habian
puesto en- canine desde las sole
dades de la Patagonia, para a.
brazar al pobre martir para a.
yudarle a buscar a las dos mu-
jeres.
La gaceta., 1941-05-01

-iLine!- critic Ia yoz de un
empleadO de la estacibn, en- ho-
lapd@s-i ltermino del viRje!
La caravana echo pie a tie
ira.
Tn instante despues, los guias
les habian cOnducido, a traves
de la Gnica Gale anchisima del
lugar, haSta IL easita de Pedro
de Ndhss.
La gaceta., 1941-05-01

victopianO Manteisa, Editor
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-14
R. c. SEWING MEETING
 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

E Local women who are sewing for the Red Cross will meet again to- morrow afternoon at 13o, in the city hall for the work All those interested are invited to attend.