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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
Emerson Case
Is Continued
MoY Be Dismissed
After Ninety Days

Or. Allen Emerson. who reports
he has sold out his optometry
business In Tacoma AZ 11oeil
Broadway 70 enter a real estate
enterprise, won a continuance Of
his case for 90 days and probable
dismissal when he went to trial
in Justice Blanche Punk KILLERS
court Thursday afternoon for prac-
ticing optometry without a license,
The continuance was made with
provision that the action. brought
by Walter West OF the Better
Business bureau. be dismissed
Sept. 2. II Emerson has not gone
back into the business.
Emerson pleaded not guilty and
further CONSERVATION on the part
of prosecution forces was caused
when Marie Dougherty. the prin-
cipal witness, failed to appear. She
was reported TO have bought
glasses from Emerson and TO have
been tested by him.
One state witness, Nell Adams
Of the state department Of IL
censes, testified she could not find
a DR.. Allen Emerson among the
licensed optometrists.
DIR. Emerson was booked at the
county Jail April IL when he was
informed that a warrant had been
issued for his arrest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
Two Roy Candidates
Initiated by Lodge

ROY-Warren Rebekah lodge Of
Roy on Wednesday had two can
didates. Mrs. Alice Pukett and
Mrs. Mae Loveland. initiated by
East Tacoma Rebekah lodge.
Roy members attending the
initiation were Mira. Mary Smith.
Mrs. Ann Warren, Mrs. Emma
Horsfall. Mrs. Emma Flowers,
Miss Edna knuppe. Mrs. Alice
Taylor. Mrs. Marie Harrison. Mrs.
Stella Fielder. Mrs. Hannah Maup-
pin and Mr.. and Mrs. George Lisk.
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heavy winds-unexplained because
the didn't know then all that they
know now about the effects OF
wind forces on certain types Of
suspension spans.
Nor was this knowledge avail
able to the men who designed and
built the Golden Gate bridge. Most
of II has been developed in the
studies Of the Tacoma disaster
and the subsequent engineering
inquiries which 1t prompted. Until
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07

CATRo-Hundreds of citizens Of
Athens have been sentenced to
dssth ~ German court martial.
the Greek press bureau asserted.
II w.E charged that many per
rons. including women and chill
drcn, were killed st Levadia.
crcecs. vhsn German poles at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
CONE DISMISSED;
STUDY CONTINUED

Last year. following the Taco
ma bridge collapse, the Golden
Gate bridge and highway district
ordered Cone to institute studies
TO drtormine whether the span was
safe from " similar mishap.
Gone, who also was summoned
TO Tacoma as a consultant in the
investigation there, later was dis
missed by the board in the name
OF economy, and the tests were
continued by the University of
California and Stanford University
Engineering bureaus.
AT Stanford university, Cones
report revealed, after extended
wind tunnel tests with scale
model of the span, Elliott Gray
Reil. professor of aerodynamios,
concluded that while direct YER
teal winds do not cause the bridge
road TO undulate as was the case
In Tacoma, wind forces striking
the bridge from different angles
might do so. His findings empha-
sized that contours of the land on
which the bridge rests make this
directional wind problem a distinct
possibility"
AERoDYNAMIC FORCE
DANGER Is CITED
1.-THE very features which dis
tlnguish the Golden Gate bridge
bulk large in the minds of the
engineers who have studied the
problem Of the bridge as it may
be affected by wind. Tacoma ex-
perience convinced them that there
Is definite relation between safe
ty OF spans from wind forces and
its structural makeup"
The Golden Gate bridge, with a
span Of 4,2o0 feet, is 30 feet wide.
This ratio of width to length is the
smallest of any bridge now stand
ing.
The danger OF aerDdynamie
forces" the Gone report said.
sis their tendency TO build up
movement In n flexible sus-
pension bridge that cannot he
dampened out by the structure
itself.
TN a sustained wind Of high
velocity these movements might
become sufficiently large to rup-
ture members OF the floor system
Therefore, any flexible long
span suspension bridge that devel
ops oscillations Of considerable,
magnitude should be regarded witt
suspicion until it has been thor
oughly investigated in the light ol
the new knowledge uncovered b,
the investigations of the Tacomi
Narrows bridge"
The bridge board viii meet mex
Wednesday TO consider the report
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Notioncl Defense
Hits Mix Delivery

sEATTfE-Nationsf defense If
hitting Seattle milk deliveries.
Distributors announce that they
viii substitute paper caps for
aluminium milk bottle coverings
because Of the vital need Of TIM
metal in the nations war industry
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Collapse Of Narrows Bridge
Prompts Study Of S. F. Span

now little provision has been made
in bridge construction for aero
dynamic forces.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07

tackled them and seized a freight
car which Greeks were unloading.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07

Pierce County Association of
the Blind viii meet Sunday after
noon at o'clock at Hotel Olym-
pus. All members are asked TO
attend.
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Core Of the News
ARTICLES FILED

ARTICLES FILED
Articles OF incorporation have
been filed in Olympia for the Lake
wood Community Players. Lake
wood. Incorporators are Ruth w
Gillette. Audrey A. Albert and Lii
liam o. Thompson.
Always better butter At Cow
Butter store.-(Adv.)
GRANTED WATER PERMIT
A water permit has been grant
ed by the state to James w. Noble.
South Tacoma. for diverting 8
second foot from the south fork
OF Trout creek in Ferry county for
domestic use and for irrigation.
Bedding plants. Hinz Florist. ad.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10
Mother Kills Girl,
Commits Suicide
After Family Row

ALBANY, N. Y, July 10. CUP)-
Tamara Charlie, 26-year-old New
York singer, wanted to die with her
four -year-old daughter, but after
the first bullet" one of her suicide
notes revealed, "the gun jammed.' -
So, while her child lay dead in
their hotel room, the mother roam
ed the capitals streets for more
than u hours before finding a way
TO follow her.
Coroner j. Gregory Nealon said
today that it was a case Of "homi-
eide and suicide arising from do
mestic difficulties
The singer, wife of c.. Hans
Charlie of Brooklyn, wrote several
notes to her husband and others
Then she shot Dorothy Marks, her
daughter by another marriage
through the heart with 22-caliber
revolver.
Then she left the hotel and walk
ed Albany's steep streets for hours
Returning to the room she some
how succeeded in clearing the clog
ged barrel of her revolver. and fired
| bullet into her heart.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10
Delegate Reviews
K. e. Convention

Miss Ruth Riddle gave a very
complete and interesting report of
the Beta Sigma Phi convention in
Kansas City at the meeting of
Gamma Alpha chapter at the home
of Mrs. Merwin Mccoy Wednesday
evening
Miss Riddle was present for all
the sessions. For her the highlight
of the convention, which was held
June 1922, was talk on Women'S
place in national defense by Can
ada's woman senator, Iva c. Fal-
lis, while the presence of a num-
ber of movie stars, headed by Pen
ney Singleton who acted as mistress
of ceremonies, added glamour to
the sessions.
Saturday evening officers from
Ft. LeavenWorth acted. as escorts
ITO the delegates at a ball at the
municipal auditorium, Carol Adams
and Penney Singleton being pres
ent for this gala affair.
Hazel Hunt, who has done much
for the blind in California by her
foundation for the training of the
Seeing Eye dogs, and who is her-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10
Me thodist Women
Report Profits
On Church Social

The Methodist Women's society
netted a nice sum of money from
the ice cream social given on the
church lawn, Eighth and Olive.
Wednesday evening with Mrs. w. S.
Keating and Mrs. Ray jerks CO.
chairmen in charge.
This social is an annual affair,
returns are used in work OF the So
ciety which includes tne work of
the former Ladies Aid and the mis-
sionary societies.
Mrs. P. l.. Moore, Mrs. George
Kennerson and Mrs. John L. Du-
Bois were other members of the
committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10
Boy Pleads for
Doomed Woman

SAN FRANCISCO July 10. CUP)
Gov. Culhert L. Olson today de-
bated ;he possibilitT OF executive
Clzmency for Mrs Juanita CThe
Duchess Spinelli, vino is scheduled
to die in San Quentin prisons gas
cell July 13 for the murder of a
minor member of Ler underworld
mob. Two fellow W-conspirators will
follow her in death July 25 unless
Olson intercedes. If executed, Mrs
SpineIli would be the first woman
legally pu to death in California
The governor had before him the
transcript Of a long and sordid story
told him by the Duchess 17-year OLD
son, Joseph, which tended to dis
credit hcr own admission she had
given drugged Whiskey to Robert
Sherrard 10, before he was thrown
into the Sacramento river.
Cn the contrary. said Joseph, the
drug was taken forcibly from his
mother by Mike Simcone, her COM
mon-law husband. and she fought
10 prevent him administering it to
SherTard Simeone and Gordon
Hawkins also are under the death
sentence.
Since the trial Mrs. Spinelli has
recanted her testimony she drugged
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10
CyO Convention
Plans Drafted at
Brawley Ne citing

Plans for C.Y.O. convention
Oct. .26-27 in Imperial Valley were
lad at meeting of the Imperial
Valley Deanery this week at st.
Margaret Marys in BraWley.
Tony DeVita is general chairman,
with Fito Yturralde of CaleXico act
ing as assistant. George Egan, pres
ident of the El Centro chapter made
appointments for eight committees
duties of which disclose that very
interesting program has been plan
ned for the delegates who will come
from all parts of the district.
Besides the services, mass TO be
held at the CaleXico church, with
Albert Martinez and Frank Navarro
having charge of communion and
altar seats. the C.YO. has listed a
dinner dance and also a closing
banquet at the Barbara Worth,
a breakfast at the De Anza and mis-
cellaneouS entertainment to be in
charge Of Estella Mae Blaschko and
Albert Martinez.
Committees for these events in"
clude Violet Niboli, Ben Adamek.
Loretta Eyer, Concha Alvarez and
Willie Padilla, Estella Mae Blaschko,
Ida Kathriner, Martha La Rogue,
Pauline Niboli, Margaret Reed, Lupe
Padilla.
Publicity is to BE in charge of
Pauline Niboli Joe Sexton and
Tomas Feeney, Whil1 Rena Niboli,
Viola Hacker, Gertrude Kathriner
and Ben Adamek are to be regis
trars.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10

Sherrard. She said she confessed to
protect someone I love- She claim
eel to have been fond of the youth
full victim.
The youth was not called to tes-
tify at the murder trial and it was
not until few days before Mrs.
Spinelli's scheduled execution on
June 20 that his story came to the
attention of the Duchess attorney,
Ralph Lui, who persuaded the pre-
siding judge to intercede with Olson
for stay of execution pending pos
sible clemency.
Olson com1orUeo the weeping JOS
eph but gave no indication the
youths story would cause him to
extend clemency.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10
HEARS CASE

Luther Franklin's refusal to testi-
fly against Ferry Winters in Cali
patria justice court Wednesday
caused Judge Roy d. Kuns to dis
miss a charge of assault with u
deadly weapon against Winters. The
two Negroes fought over a missing
pocket knife, witnesses said, afte:
having spent a convivial evening
together. KunS held Franklin for
trial in superior court on a charge
of assault after a hearing a week
ago. Franklin will enter his plea
in superior court on Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10

self blind, spoke at one session. Cur
rent events and the national en-
ergency formed the nucleus of d
number of other fine talks, many
of them ably reviewed Wednesday
evening by Miss Riddle.
At the close of the evening the
hostess served cool refreshments.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10
Couple Moved to
Tucson byFirm

Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Bransby. Dom
ma Jean and Donald jr., who have
been living for several years IN San
Diego, have moved to Tucson Mr.
Bransby having been transferred
to that city by his company.
Mrs. Bransby is the daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Collins and both
she and Mr. Bransby have many
friends in the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10
~
Churches
JACK BREM
LEAVES FOR SUMMER

Jack Brem, Ell Centro nursery
man, left Ell Centro Thursday for
San Diego where he has obtained
a CONTRACT ior landscaping 300 low
cost navy housing units at the San
Diego destroyer base. Brem will re-
turn to Ell Centre with his, family
about Sept. IS, he said !
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10
RETURNS TO Ell CENTRIC

Jasper TraVers returned to his
home in Ell Centro Thursday after
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Ruth
Travers Kier, and his granddaugh-
ter Diane, in Beverly Hills for a
week, He helped his daughter Gel
ebrate her birthday anniversary on
July 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10
INSPECTOR VISITS

William H. Hughes, Inspector for
the contractors state license board,
was in Ell Centro Thursday. He had
been III charge of this area since
July and is known to many car
penters. He held the same position
in 1888 and 1899. Anyone wishing
to contact him this summer may
reach him at room 212, San Bernar-
dino city hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10
WoRrHINGTON GOING EAST

Mr. and Mrs. toward Worthing-
ton and family of Imperial left
Tuesday for a leisurlly trip east,
planning to spend some. time with
Mrs. D, j. Camp in East Randolph
Vt They plan to return early in
August.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10

Mrs. Joe Higuera will be the CAL
eXico representative to handle ticket
sales for the Imperial Valley Con-
certs next year, Mrs. Oria Kenah
announced at the meeting held
Tuesday night at the studio of Mrs.
Ruth Teeple Reid in Ell Centre. Mrs.
w. A. McCampbel and Miss Blanche
Charles attended from CaleXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10
ca aRes esxico
News
Telephone 849
By Jane McCampbeIl

Mrs. A. j. Mercier was honored
Tuesday night by a going away
party given by Mr.. R. w. Steven
son. The group enjoyed their eve
ming at the Casa Blanca in
MoXicai. Those attending were Mrs.
Lorcna Taylor. Mrs. Jean Mason,
MI. and Mrs. Heavener, Mr.. Kelso,
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Shepherd, Mr..
and Mrs. Christensen, and Mrs.
Christenson's sister, Helma. Mrs.
MERCER left Wednesday morning
for Los Angeles, accompanied by
Mrs. Lorena Taylor.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10

Mrs. Jim Vierhus, her son John,
and her mother, Mrs. A. L. Wallace
are expected home from Texas,
where they have been visiting, at
the end OF this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Blackman are
home after having spent a few days
on the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10

shipped 70 A&P Food Stores as fosf as pos.
sibIe! There's no dawdIing-no wosfe Of
fime-no long delays 10 dull The fine edge Of
flavor. Thaf's why so many smart shoppers
buy oil their fruits and vegetables In their
A&P Food Store! FPS. You're sure 10 find
thot prices ore right. foo!l
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-10

There's something about APPS fruits ON,
vegetables certain fresh flavor = sho
spsoks for itself . fhof seems TO soy
Here is natures finest food at It's YER
besf!" And fhof's because our fruits on,
vegetables ore bought direct often righ
where they grow in field or orchard. an.
La gaceta., 1941-08-05
(Por T. Ashley

lLondres, Agosto 5.-Todo ell
mundo recuerda la rapidez con
que la opinion americana y bril-
tanica dieron al traste con las
esperanzas que Hitler Sc habfa
hecho de que con SUI ataque a
Russia podrfa dividir las lineas
de los que Sc opOnian a sus pla-
mes de domination mundial. De-
tras de la primera esperanto,
tan rudamente rota, acariciaba
otra. Conociendo el-odiO impla-
cable que los refugiados aus
triacos y alemanes sienten por
su regimen, pensaba que los e.
migrados rusos en- la Gran Bre-
taha lie serian de gran uso en- la
propaganda de su tan cacareada
"cruzada contra ell comunismo
y ateismo''.
Los refugiadOs rusos en- la
Gran Bretana eran en- 1920 GER
ca de diez mil. En- la actualidad
son solo cuatro 0 cinco mil, Mu-
chos de ellos han encontrado no.
cares en- otros paises, general
mente con la ayuda britannica.
La principal personalIdad en-
la institution "La Casa de Ru-
STA" es M. E. Sabine, exmiem-
bro del Servicio Diplomatico I'm
perial, Ell que lego a la Embaja-
da rusa en- ell mes de agosto de
1914, tres dfas justos antes de
que la Gran Bretana Sc viera
envuelta en- la guerra contra A
lemania. Su cargo era ell de Con
sejero de EmbaJada, pero a la
muerte del Embajador en- 1917,
fue sscendido al cargo de En-
cargadp de Asuntos Extranje-
ros en- Ell q. p~ermaneci6 en- abso-
luto control hasta O., en- 1924, Ell
Gobierno britanico reconcile ell
regimen sovietico. En- su capa-
cidad tuvo la amabilidad de re-
cibirme.
EN- Russia tenemos un pro-
verbio que Sc parece mucho al
espanol de mo hay NAL que por
La gaceta., 1941-08-05
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

vando de "a mano al hijo, Sc a.
brfa Gale hasta ellos, solicitan-
do su bendici6n para inscribirlo
en- la secta. Entonces uno de los
hermanos, imponiendo su esto-
la sobre la cabeza del catec1me-
no 10 bendecia, sin dejar de can
tar, dandole palmaditas en- La
mejilla. Madre e hijo Sc arrodi-
llaban unos INSTANCES, santi-
guandose repetidas veces. Lue-
go, levantandose, Sc escurrfan
entire los grupos.
Jandra sentia confusion, NAL
estar, desazones infinitas. Los
nervios, f6rreamente tensos du-
rante muchas horas de brio, Sc
lie aflojaban Ell un instante de
reconocimiento y desmayo. A
pesar de su temple de amino, de
su desden por las blanduras, Sc
meridian los labios Y parpadea-
ban para no llorar. All tornar de
nuevo la vista hacia los HERNIA
nos Blancos divide entire la tur-
ba a Gregorio Paulovitch. Tuvo
intenci6n de ocultarse; pero
consider6 la urgencia de afron-
tarlo a costa de 10 que fuese.
NADIA. No habfa otro remedio.
Sus padres estaban al llegar.
Ella no podia mas, en- aquella
tension de nervios. Pens6 en- la
marie, pero desedho en- seguida
la idea iQue diria la genie?
iQue pensaria el propio GRECO
rio. LO mejor Seria que 81 81
mirase, ella lie hiciese una seia.
Rectific6 tambien. JY 81 al
guien la veia?
Seguidos de la turba los Her
manoS Blancos 6oblaban ahora
la esquina en- direction a la pla-
"a Nueva. Jandra vic que Gre
gorios Paulovitch desaparecit
con ellos. Entonces, en- un supre
mo esfuerzo, corri6 hacia el
Fue ell instante emotional de Ia
antffona, cuando la impression
era mas honda y ell gentio ate.
rrado, coreaba:
IPor que teme a la Muerte?
La Muerte es la libertad...
Y cuando apuntaba hacia el
para matarlo, volvi6 ell rev6lve.
y Sc dispar6 a quemarropa en- e
coraz6n.
La gaceta., 1941-08-05
Los ernigrados rusos no apoya1pH Hitler
Palabras de I'm e~xdipIom&Sco

bien no venga! Milares de com
pstriotas mics y 20 mismo fui-
mos afortunados al convertir-
nos en- refugiados. Ell pueblo in
giles nos ha demostrado la ma
yor hospitalidad possible y nos
ha ayudado de todas maneras.
Treinta hijos n~uestros estan
con las fuerzas armadas brita-
nicas, Y un miembro de la Fa-
milia Imperial Romanoff sirve
en- la Marina Real. FL domingo
% de JUNO es, segdn ell ca1en-
dario russo, eel dfa de Todos los
Santos. Este es el dia que Hitler
escogi6 para invadir a Russia
sin ell mas pequeno aviso. Nues-
tras ciudades fueron .bombar-
deadas, las fuerzas alemanas CO.
menzSron 81 avance a 10 largo
del frente, desde ell Oc6ano Ar
tico al Mar Negro. Oimos con
profupda emocidn ell discourse
que ell Primer Ministro BRITAIN
co radio aquella noche.
"NosOtros colOcamos a nues-
ira patria muy por encima de
cuaDquier politica. Nuestral fe,
es una fe sencilla y reconocemos
los errores cometldos en- ell pa
sado. "Imperialista russo" no sig
nifica adherentes de ~cualQuier
politica que pueda ser descrita
como imperialista. S~ignifica ru-
SOS patriotas que reconocen que
los alemanes son los mismos e.
nemigos tradicionales que eran
hace veintlsiete amos.
Ga guerra que Hitler hact
contra Russia no tiene por fir
destruir ell comunismo, sino Ii
destruction del Estado russo. ES
tamos con TODD nuestro coraz6n
La gaceta., 1941-08-05
FL Mono

La mujer que exhibia por el
mundo Ell 1ltimo mono fue a VI
star un dia a su amigo ell CO.
merciante. Era en- la bora del
cierre y la tienda aquella tenia
ell cierre metalico a medic e.
char. La mujer llam6 con sus
nudillos y ell comerciante asom6
un ojo inquisidor. Pero en- el
ojo Sc encendi6 una chispita a
legre v Sc escuch6 una voz de a.
mo que ordenaba:
-Muchacho, levanta y sosten
ell cierre para que pase la Sra.
Fulana.
Obedeci6 ell muchacho4 Pero
como la Sra. Fulana era bastan-
te bonita, los ojos del chiquillo
quedaron extaticos miranda a la
reci6n llegada. Avanz6 ella ha-
cia ell interior de la Itienda y
ell muchacho, distraido, dej6
caer ell cierre.
No sufri6 dano material Ia
sonora, pero perdi6 Ell mono en-
aquella guillotina imprOvisada
brazo justiciero de una moda
que va ha dejado de ser moda a
fuerza de ser unanimemente a.
ceptada.
La gaceta., 1941-08-05

Hoy Sc efectuara ell entiel 10
de la Sra. Marcelina Ines I'd
las Hernandez, de 80 anoS
que aver falleci6 en- su domi\
clio, 1918 de la avenida 25.
lie sobreviven dos hijos, Ma :
nuel y Pedro Chac6n, de Gu
ba; cuatro hijas. Sras. Caro-
lima Galvan, Mercedes Alton
SO, Carload Cabarrouy Y Rosa
Wirth.
Recibira sepultura ell cada-
yer en- ell cementerio Wood
lawn,
La gaceta., 1941-08-05
Jorge Sand"

La novelista francesa Amman
dina Lucia Aurora Dupin fir
maba sus libros con ell pseudo
nimo de Jorge Sand.
Era la amiga de Chopin.
Muri6 eli 8 de JUNO de 1876.
Escribi6 novelas, dramas y
articulos de crftica.
Sus admiradores decfan de
ella "que diariamente Sc reno
vaba".
La gaceta., 1941-08-05
: con toda Ell Al lsdo de-, i.

y con toda ell Al ls6o de.
nuestros henri BE On Frcta.
con aquellos RE sestros Soda
dos que hacen Fl nte q il ano-
naza mortal de intervention
extranJera en- NJ stros a%suntos.
Todos nuestros nsamientos V
todas nuestras ,aciones van
hacia ellos y les q amos la vic
toria y ell 6xito, &ieciendo, al
mismo TEMPO, - pmetida a.
yuda que ell Ministro
britanico ha offAFON nuestro
pals. Nos j~untar10s al ksfuerzo
c6m1n para traer al mi do en-
tero la seguridad y la Nm.
La gaceta., 1941-08-05
Ell RepOsO

Bajo ell sol, aun vivisimo de
media tarde, la turba lenta pc
gajosa, comida de moscas, SEN
tfase como fascinada por ell des-
file de los misioneros. De GUAM
do en- cuando, una mujer, lie
La gaceta., 1941-08-05

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
3. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamerte por King
Hardware. ga. avenida
Y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-08-05
Did "DiamOnd Jim" Have
Stomach or Ulcer Pains2

II is hardly likely that Diamond Jim
Brady could have eaten so vora-
ctously II he suffered after eating
pains. Sufferers who have to pay
the penalty of stomach or ulcer
pains, indigestion, gas pains, heart
burn, burning sensation, bloat and
other conditions caused by excess
acid should try a Csc box of Udga
Tablets. They must help or money
refunded.