davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-07-11
Washington Produce

BUTTER score tubs. 81; 1-pound
prints, 81 2: l4-pound prints. IS; % score
tubs, SO; lDound prints, 36ia; i4pound
prints, 81: 81 score, tubs. 35'4 pound
prints, 3b'4; l4-pound prints, 3tS4. 90
score, tubs, 35i4: lpound prints, 36as;
l4-pound prints. 36i4: 50 score. tubs. 33
pound prints 35i,. i4-pound prints, 36:
IS score, tubs. 34is 1-pound prints, 35;
LIVESTOCK-Calyes, 10i2; spring
lambs 10.
From Agricultural Marketing Service.
Prices paid net fob Washlngton
EGGS-Msrket steady. Prices paid for
Federal -State-graded eegs received from
grading stations July 1o. Whites. U. S.
extras, large, :i5-36 mostly SO; U. S.
extras, mediums, 30: L. S standards
large. 30-:i3: mostly -: U. S. standards,
mediums, - Browns U. S. extras. large
"a U. S. extras. mediums 10: U. S.
standards. large. 2a-32; mostly 1890, U.
S standards mediums -; U. S. Trades.
25-21: mostly % For nearby ungraded
eggs current receiDts. whites. %: mixed
colors -. Receipts, Government-graded
eggs ~ cases
LIVE POULTRY-Market steady. Fowl.
colored. all sizes 1920 No. IS. 1914;
Leghorn hens. all sizes. 1917. BOOSTERS
1912. Chickens, Virginia brollers and
fryerS. all sizes, 1920: No os, 13 Della
ers, ali sizes, 1870. No *. I3, Leehorn
broiers. filth Turkeys. old toms Is
Il; No. IS, -; old hens, 1920; No. Is. 49,
Evening star., 1941-07-11
California Factory
Jobs at New Record
Special Dispatcn 10 The Star.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 11.-Dur-
ing April the number of workers en-
ployed in California factories rose to
a new high records per cent more
than in the preceding month the
former peak and "a per cent greater
than April, 1910. reports the Wells
Fargo Bank of San Francisco in the
current Business Outlook.
Average weekly earnings were 18
per cent higher and total weekly
pay rolls increased So per cent. The
greatest gains over year ago were
in shipbuilding Q60 per cent?, air.
craft G34 per cent?. automobil6s
(36 per cent?, and machinery and
machine tools GA per cent.
Evening star., 1941-07-11
Salisbury Business
Far Above Year Ago
BY the Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
SALISBURY, Md, July 11.-A Is
per cent gain in business in Sails
bury for the first six month of 1941
over the corresponding period OF
last year was reported by the Cham
Der of Commerce.
Check clearences for Salisbury
banks reached an an-time high of
$7,802, ,931 in June. Total clearances
for the first six months were $40
eso.e62 against $32 ,6l8,857.4o for the
first half of 1910.
Evening star., 1941-07-11
New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK. July 11.-Mill price
fixing, local and New Orleans buying
accounted for small gains in cotton
futures today.
Encouragement sprang from re-
ports that the Department of Agri-
culture was considering sn export
subsidy on raw cotton to Canada
and from unfavorable weather in
the South.
Strengthening congressional op-
position to price control legislation
also aided sentiment
Light hedging on a scale up and
liquidation in October supplied
contracts.
Late prices were to 4 points
higher; July, 1915; December, 15.44;
and May, 1854.
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rim bankruptcy or receIvershlp. or being
reorc anlzed under the Bankruptcy ACT, or
securities assumed by such companies
Rates Of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursement based on the
last quarterly or seml-annual declaration.
Unless otherwise noted. special or extra
dividends are not included a Also extra or
extras. d Cash or stock E Paid last year
PAYABLE in stock gDec!ared OF paid so
far this year hPayaple in Canadian funds
Z Accumulated dividends paid or declared
TINS year. wv With warrants. XIV With
out warrants war Warrants Unit Of
trading less than 100 shares; sales are
given N full.
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Sharp Gains Reported
In Rail Earnings
During May
Large Freight Volume
From Defense Drive
Is Major Fcctor
Bs the Associated Press.

Bs the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 11-Heavy
freight movement stemming from
the defense boom is enabling the
railroads to show startling improve
ment in net income. May earnings
reports for several roads indicated
today.
New York Central Railroad and
all leased lines reported May net
income of s2,162 ,769, compared with
$78,595 in the same month a year
ago. Earnings of other roads COM
pared as follows:
May. 1871 May. 1910.
Pittsburgh & L. Erie S7O4,l65 s435, ,ss6
Nash; Chat 4 St l. le2'lbss5s ., ,3a 3SI'l2s5 q
Chi g. East'n Illinois 1s0,430 '23O.223
NET loss.
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Wholesale Commodity
Average Unchanged
BY the Associated Press.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics re-
ported that the general level OF
wholesale commodity prices was un-
changed during the week ended July
5 after having risen more than
per cent in the previous nine weeks.
The present index of wholesale
prices is 87.7 as compared with IT'S
a year ago. The 1926 average is 100
in the calculations.
Evening star., 1941-07-11
IndustriaIs Take Lead
In London Dealings
b- the Associated Press.

b" the Associated Press.
LONDON. July l1-Industrials
held the center of interest through
out stock market trading TODAY.
although toward the close some
profit taking developed. Domestic
rails and oils were steady. Kaffirs
were firm.
British funds closed mostly un-
changed as frmer tone developed
in late dealings. Foreign bonds
were dull
The general advance in indus
trials was attributed to switching
from gilt-edged issues to obtain
higher yields.
Evening star., 1941-07-11
Chicago Grain
Rx the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 11-After drop
ping almost a cent, wheat prices to-
day rallied in the final hour and
scored fractional net gains for the
day.
Early weakness was attributed
largely to Government forecast of a
923.613,000 bushels l94l crop, which
will be added to an estimated carry
over of almost 40000O,000 bushels,
giving the country its largest supply
on record. The late rally was asso-
ciated with strength of securities,
Russian claims of having stopped
the German invasion and some buy
ing attributed to mills.
Wheat closed unchanged to 3s
higher compared with yesterday;
July. S1.05i4-1s: September. 81 06 -
"a; corn. unchanged to Is lower;
July, 1872; September, 7512; oats,
ls-l. lower.
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Liquidation Finished
In II Closed Banks
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
The controller of the currency
reports that in June liquidation was
completed in the receivership of II
insolvent national banks.
In these banks, disbursements to-
tailed s29,914.469, amounting to 87.65
per cent on the claims of unsecured
creditors. Costs of liquidation aver
aged 6.68 per cent Of total collec-
tions.
Dividend payments for these and
other banks disbursed during June
totaled $1,272 ,304.
Evening star., 1941-07-11
Four-Acre Blueprint

The 5000 drawings used in the
construction of a late-model giant
Army bomber would cover about
four acres if they were spread out
side-by side.
Evening star., 1941-07-11

Up42) 1885 1886 1855 l56Nb
Cottonseed oil steady. Bleachab BILE prime
summer, yellow and prime crude. un-
quoted. July, IL .01b: September, IL orb;
October, 10snb; December, 1O.7sb; Janu-
ary, l0.s0b: March, 10.11b.
b Bid. n Nominal.
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Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch tn The Star

BALTIMORE. July IL
Sales. STOCKS. High, Low. Close.
lss ss Bslto Bsto rr.na Tsanss It'd ssss ss go ssSs
s5 Consol Pow com SO 5s So
20 Cons Pw 41sS pf lie lis lie
$50 East Sugar As VT 7I 73 7s4
10 East sugar pf VT 25h 25ia 25h
90 Fidelity & Deposit 130 130 100
e Ga s$F ss:F B. B. lst Ia Dpf q q q
5 Mercantile Trust 250 $50 $50
S5 Pa Water = Pow S3A 53A 5314
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Cottonseed Oil.

BIeachabIe cottonseed oil futures closed
INT to 1a sos lower Sales. Sales. ~ contracts.
IL Is; December, 1l12-13; January. 1l.13
b Bid.
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Commodity Prices

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index of
S5 commodities today declined to S916
Previous day. 50 Al; week ago. $3.50;
month aso. s113, year ago. 7I.09
1871. 1870 1899 lq33-3s
Low - .o3 IS 50 63iS 4I44
1926 average equals 1909
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Miscellaneous Markets.

miscellaneous Markets.
Additional New York markets as COM
piled by the Associated Press:
LEAD-Futures closed unchanged to 10
higher. Sales. 24O.OoO pounds. July,
s sob: September. 5 sob.
STRAITS TIN-Futures closed 10 20
higher. Sales. ll200 pounds. November.
81 sob
CoFFEE-spot firm; Santos. No 4, 12I,-
is Bio No; 9 Cost 1aTd,d and freight Of
IS at 1ls5-I2 Santos No. ID"
futures closed ! to II hisher; s. Sales lies
II 40; December, II. Am, Rio No. A
futures, higher. No sales.
RAW SILK-Futures closed , 10 pa
gents lower. Sales. 24o bales; August,
. .a2b; September, , a3b December :, 95b
RAW HIDES-Futures closed 3 to
higher; sales, 100000 pounds. September,
Il 30n: December, 1870. Spot No. /,
Western light native COWS 15.00b
COCOA-FutureS closed unchanged to |
lower. sales. go tons. July IAN: Sep
tember. 1.52n: December. 7.64.
CRUDE RUBBER-Futures closed un-
changed to higher: sales No. l stand
ard, 3 contracts. September. 2135b.
Smoked ribbed spot, 21.s1n.
Bid. Nominal.
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New Orleans Prices.

NEW ORLEANS, July II R).-Trade
buying advanced cotton futures here to-
day. Contracts were scarce coming main
ly from proft-takIng. Closing prices were
steady, 4 10 s points net higher
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Chicako Cash Market

Chicago Cash Market.
Cash wheat. No 3 red OSI2; No !
hard 05 Ia-i .Osia: No > hard O5ta:
No hard iogsh. .o3-i o3a+ No. 5 hard,
No. No yellow. i .5-75i.' mo No. >. 74l.-75: No. o.
3; 74r.:. No 4. 73is; No. 5. 7l-i2; sam
pie grade, 55-69 No | white, S6'.-i2.
Oats. No. | white. 3s'4-39: No. >. 3s-
3sh: No 3, 37i2-3S: No. 4. 37 No. 4
sample grade white. a51e-36is: No j spe-
ara Barley. maILins. 55-SS. nom nal: feed
and screennsS 1901, nominal Soy7eans,
No. 2 yellow, l4gl4.
Baltimore Quotations.
BALTIMORE. July IL tPi.-Whest. No
.: red winter. sarlicky, spoh domestic, l OF;
July, I.07
Winnipes Prices.
WINNIPEG, July IL P.-Grain range
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. July II p Dividends de-
clared as compiled by Fitch Investors Serv-
ice.
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July 4N's WI 4WI2 vt 9
Cash wheat. No. l Northern 759.: No.
9. 73i.: No. 2. 1O'4. Oats. No. . white,
40l7; No. 3. 373..
Evening star., 1941-07-11
New York Sugar

NEW YORK July II tPi.-Trade cover
ing in connection with Cuban sales of
world quota raw suEar dominated world
futures today. Profit-taking was alb
sorbed easily and at midday values were
July 1851.
Domestic contracts idled within a steady
range on scattered trade demand and
were unchanged to higher. September.
, ST, and May, , SIS.
Offerings Of nearby ravs ranged from
3.47 cents upward with excess quota sup
plies available at 3.35 cents.
Refined was unchanged
Scattered selling in the last half hour
of trade depressed domestic futures as
support was lacking.
Futures No. 3 closed l to lower.
Ca 4 .nn inns
Evening star., 1941-07-11
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK. July II LP,.-Na tional As
eociation Securities Dealers, Inc:
CLOSING quotations.
Evening star., 1941-07-11
T r { A S U R Y.

HOME OWNERS LOAN
3s 1944-52 106 % 106.22 106.22
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
3sl980 1n4ss I04h 104s.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

Stock and Sales
Dividend Rate Add 90. High Low. Close.
y Ind PS7pf 5.25k 40s liz l12 liz
Novadel-Ag (2) l 2ll2 2li2 2ll2
Ogden Corp 3 27s 2's rs
Ohio Brass(Bp 1g SOS 1s7. 1875 1875
Oil Stocks C40) Ia ia IA
Okl NG cv pf5 50 25s ll6 il6 116
Oliver UF(Bl.25g zoos 6 6 9
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lRy Priyat. wine pir.ct to The starl

Stock and Sales
Dividend Rate Add 90. High
Evening star., 1941-07-11
Chieooo Stock Market

CHICAGO. July II ,F.-FollOwIns is
the complete list of transactions on the
Chicago Stock Exchanse today,
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United States Treasury Position

By the Associated Press.
The position Of the Treasury July CO.
Evening star., 1941-07-11
Rlnachahln cnftnn

VI IuUIIHk
4 Nomina
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BY private wire direct to The Star

Aonro.imote Transact tions Todov.
La gaceta., 1941-12-06

ra de pasar ell TEMPO, este iris.
tie tempo.
Maria de la Cruz Sc resistia
siempre a dormir desde que hu.
yeron del peh6n maldito.
Pero claro esta que el sueno
al fin la vencfa.
iDesde que huyeron de Chan
Flu, no hay que decir que la mu
Jer de Ndnez reposaba siempre
en- la caSamata de la proa.
AMI Sc habian improvisado dos
lechos rUdimentarios, con paia
de arroz y viejos edredoneS de
una soda gastadisima.
Maria de la Cruz Sc decide
al fin.
Y levantandose, penetr6 en- la
casamata, luego, de decir a su
salvador:
Isl, yoy a acostarme. De to-
dos MOODS, 81 Dios ha de Salvar-
nos, mi presencia no cuenta pa
ra NADIA.
La gaceta., 1941-12-06


40 al fin del camino. "Fstog lie.
to para retirarme. Depende nj
ac1tld, sin embargo, de Ia eff
ciencia que demuestra John Pes
hJ. 81 el triunfa, como yo espe-
nc, entonces ms concratare a
ldirigir desle Ell banco".
Pesky tiene 81 amos de edad y
ell ano pasado jug6 con el clcl3
Louisville, de la Association A
mericanaA. Tom6 parte en- LAG
JUICES y bate6 con un promedio
de 1926.
Ademas de Pesky, ell Boston
cuenta con los services de otros
halStlisimo "torpedero", Eddie
Pellagrini, del club San Diego,
de la costa del Pacifico, que el a.
no pasaio bate6 con un prone
dio de 270.
Cronin lleva 16 amos jugando
e2a posici6n y es un notable ba-
teador.
La gaceta., 1941-12-06

Maria de la Cruz a su generosC
salvador.
isl, yo tambien me doy
cuenta l-contestaba Almeida,
en- Ell mismo tono temeroso-.
Green que 70 les he sacado en-
gahados del islote.
-JY no teme listed una trail
ci6n por su parte, senior Almei-
da
mo sc que decirla, sehora...
De todos MOODS, yo va sa6e us
ted que voy armada. Armas
blancas, desde luego, pero que
no me quito nunca de encima,
por 10 que pudiera tronar.
Maria Y Almelda, POGO des-
hicieron una cena frugal,
c~onsumiendo un par de bollos
de arroz.
-Duenma listed, sonora, duer
ma usted-invit6 81 portuguese
Ia martir-. Els la mejor name
La gaceta., 1941-12-06
M M LEGO AVER
Hizo ~ejercicios con ell negro Griffin

Arrib6 aver a Tampa, proce-
dente 6d Campamento Bland
ing, el soldado Tommy Gomez,
la estrella local en- la division
del peso complete.
Tommy Eeva dos amos en- el
cuadrilatero y Sc case r~eciente-
mente.
Interrogado sobre la pelea del
lunes, en- Ell Coliseo, manifesto
"El negocio de los punos Is muy
duro. Yo Sc que, en- 10 successive,
lals peleas seran mas dificiles.
No quiero escoger ganador So
bre el match con Skies. ESQ
10 dejo para Ell director y uste-
des los periodistas.
Jose Leto intervino entonces
La gaceta., 1941-12-06

para decir que Gomez eoncede.
"a a Skies, en- la pelea del lunes.
una ventaja en- ell peso de mas
de 20 libras. "Los mas altos y
mas grusos, Sc caen mas facil.
mente. 70 creo que ash sucede-
RAJ.
Izzy Kline, menor de Skies.
estima que la derrotade Tommy
es inevitable.
Ell soldado hizo aver ejerci.
clos de guantes con Ell diestro ne
gro Bulldog Griffin, Despues le
pogo a los sacos.
Los peritos latinos opinan que
81 Ell estado ffsico de Gomez es
..bueno, Ell Sr, Skies sera acosta-
do.
La gaceta., 1941-12-06

saltado.
! como estaba vestido, salit
lnmedlatamente del pequenc
dormitorio, preguntando:
u Que ocurre?
Dos de los chinos hablaban
el Frances, y uno de ellos ell in.
giles que tambi6n conocfa a Ia
perfection ell hidalgo lusitano.
-iBue a la vista !-repuso 81
chinito que hablaba Ell idioma de
Shakespeare.
- Como?
ST mi amo. Mire listed a.
la!
Debia estar amaneciendo. ne
no q mar y Ell cielo adn estaban
sumidos en- la penumbra opaca
de las noches de oriente.
Almeida miro a uno y otro Ia
do del horizont.
Pero no vic NADIA.
Sc vOlvi6, pues, hacia los chi
nos, y pregmt6 a6n:
La gaceta., 1941-12-06

bre. Deapues sali6 con La grip
pc" y III rtovo apla0amiento.
Fntretanto ga ie ne dado a Cart
Hartmann, director dol negrito,
$500 Y 81 me prcmeti6 que no pc
leara con nadie hasta hacerlo
con Servo.
-Pero Herman y Robinson
firmaron I'm contrato para pc
lear con Kid Mccoy, en- la Gar
den, el dia 10 de enero, bajo Ell
patrocinio de Jacobs. Y aver "a
nunci6 81 director del negrito
que no pelearia con Servo, nj
con nadie, hasta pelear con Nc
Coy y posiblemente el campe6n
de las lat libras, Freddie Coch-
rane. Hermann me devolyi6 los
5000.
Como sc trata de una manic
bra impropia de Jacobs, una
mas, pido que Sc investiguen
sus actividades por Ell gobierno
federal. Jacobs ha arruinado va
a varios prOmotores; pero con-
mig su monopolio sc vera some
lido a una dura prueba.
La gaceta., 1941-12-06
no tenia dinero.

no tenfa dinero.
Para sobornar a los chinos.
thabia tenido que describirles su
riqueza de Macao, y promoter
les a todos ellos POGO menos que
la fortuna 81 les ayudaban en- la
fuga.
Almeida sc tumb6 tambien en-
Ell jerg6n contiguo al de Maria.
Al fin concili6 ell sueho, con el
BALANCED de la pequena embar-
caci6n.
Hacia frio, a pesar de que Sc
.dirigian haeia los mares del Sur
~ va debian estar relativamente
cerca del Ecuador.
De pronto, un ruido extraho
despert6 al hidalgo portuguese.
Uno de los chinos habia dado
un golpetazo con un reno en- Ell
techo de la caSamata, al tempo
que levantaba la cortina que ser
via de puerta.
AAmeida Sc incorpOr6, sobre.
La gaceta., 1941-12-06
CON LOS GUANTES

Ed Boxeo en- este pals tiene su
Gar o su Hitler Y 10 es ell he
breo Mike Jacobs.
Jacobs ha sido denunciado en-
differences ocasiones y aver Sc
agreg6 a la lista de los descon-
tentos, enterando a los periods
tas de su Gambia de frente, ell
empresario Herman Taylor, de
Philadelphia
Taylor acusa a Jacobs de ha-
Der "conquistado" al negrito
Ray Robinson, de Philadelphia,
el nuevo notable boxeador, pa
IA que no cumpliese un compro-
misc que voluntariamente habia
contraido.
Yo he pedido a los congresis-
tas James McGranners y Leon
Sache, de Pennsylvania, que e.
fectGSen una investigation del
monopolio de Jacobs.
mi abogado, Charles L. Cue
rim, de Philadelphia, iniciara &C
ci6n judicial para impedir que
Robinson combata hasta cum
plir su contrato con Marty Ser.
vo, pGgil de la marina. Jacobs
dice que no sc 10 que digo, en-
este articular.
Robinson venci6 a Servo, por
una decision muy discutida, en-
81 mes de septiembre DeSpu6s
fueron contratados para un
match de revancha, en- noviem-
La gaceta., 1941-12-06
La Gaceta Folletin No. TT
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

Nj una Sola nave, nj un va
por, nj un sampdn habian visto
los fugitivos en- los dias Y las
noches que llevaban navegando.
Los chinitos que remaban, i
ban sintiendose cada vez mas
descorazonados, mas disgusta-
dos.
Almeida los sorprendia, en-
los descansos, que iban hacien-
do cada vez mas largos, hablan-
do bajo, en- su lengua DEF infer
no, miranda de un modo sosla-
yado a los dos europeos.
-Estas gentes desconfianl
-habia dicho va varias wees
La gaceta., 1941-12-06
DEPORTES
VICTORIA D WEISS

West Palm Beach, Die. g.
Harvey Weiss, peso weller de
New York, venci6 aver por no
caut tecnico, en- esta ciudad, a
Tiger Tom Sharkey, un aspiran
te.
La pelea Sc di6 por terminals
al minute y 40 segundos del pri-
mer asalto. Ell pdblico qued6 des
contento.
La gaceta., 1941-12-06
GISPERT CON
PAUL PITISCI

Sarasota, Die. 6.-Tommy
Gispert, peso weller de Brook
.lyn, peleara Ell lunes por la no
che, en- esta ciudad, con Paul
Pitisci, de Los Angeles, Califor-
MIA.
En- ell semrfinal, a ocho asai-
Itos, Bobby Dfaz, de Tampa, Sc
batira con Jimmy Valentine, de
st. Petersburg.
La gaceta., 1941-12-06
Con 81 bate, Ia Mascota y los EspcjueIOs
per Tira . Cuarta)

"Pachin de Candamo' no pu-
do ir anoche al banquete de los
peloteros del Centre Asturiano.
No lie invitaron y 6l... a una ma
la acci6n corresnondi6 con otra !:
no fue.
Suponemos que al ST.. Sierra
Sc lie habra olvidado Y, natural
mente, la cr6nica que con gusto
La gaceta., 1941-12-06

P~ERDIDA-De tres HAYES, en-
la Septima avenida entire las ca
lies IA y Is. Sc gratificara al
que las entregue en- esta redac.
ci6n, 1908 7th Ave.
La gaceta., 1941-12-06

La Business University of
Tampa ofrece un curse compile
to de negocios a I'm joven active
Y honesto, en- cambio por traba-
10. Dirijase a 9141a Franklin st.
La gaceta., 1941-12-06
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raEia and neuritis-are certainly happy over
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La gaceta., 1941-12-06
-iD6nde esta csc hunne2

-iDonde esta csc buque?
TAllf, mi amo!-repuso ell
chino de antes senalsndo a un
punto del horizonte.
Almeida volvi6 a mirar.
Esta vez frunci6 Ell ceno, como
81 quisiera perforar las TIME
bias con sus pupilas.
! al fin pudo descubrir, en- e.
fecto, la silueta de un buque. no
muy grande, que navegaba sin
luceS.
Isl, es un navio!-dijo por
uitimo-. PerO, ic6mo es posi-
ore que vaya sin luces?.,,
-Debe ser aCgdn buque nau.
dgrago o que haya tenido una
collision,
Almeida Sc qued6 penss two.
Era evidente que aquel buque
no era un buque normal, un ma
VIC pacffico.
\ en- csc case. lseris prudsa,
La gaceta., 1941-12-06

81, senior, compre la
pintura B. =. P. Sofa.
mente sc vende en- King
Hardware, Sa. avenida
Y Gale Is
La gaceta., 1941-12-06

La presencia de una mujer
-repuso 81 hidalgo lusitano ha
ciendo una delicada galanterfa,
-es siempre la presencia de al
go divine entire los hombres. Us
ted Sera nuestro angel salvador.
La gaceta., 1941-12-06

Joe Cronin, SIS y director de
les Medals Rojas de Boston, ma
nifest6 aver, en- Jacksonville,
que como pelotero cast ha lIega-
La gaceta., 1941-12-06

hubi6ramos hecho no pudo saiir
del caletre.
Sera ell ano que viene, 81 los
astureS ganan.
La gaceta., 1941-12-06
Maria de la Cruz dormfa va.

maria de la Cruz uorInla yd'
Almeida, luego de soStener
un pequeno altercado con los
chinos, que sc negaban a Sc
guir remando, habfa consegui-
do convencerlos, y ell sampdn ca
beceaba ahora, avanzaba STEM
pre- hacia Ell Sur.
Alimeida, conteniendo a du-
ras penas su furia y su rabia
impotente contra estes bandi-
dos que Sc aprovechaban de la
situaci6n v deSconfiaban de la
palabra del portuguese, decide
acostarse.
No hay que decir que e por-
tugues, en- 81 islote do ChaDFG,
La gaceta., 1941-12-06

Sc hablaba aver, en- Jackson
vile, de que los Gigantes pensa-
ban zanzibar al pitcher Cliff
Melton per Cookie Lavagetto, la
tercera base de los Dodgers,
Las negociaciones parecian a
punto de cristalizar, cuando Ocu
rri6 un rompimiento,..
Dioese que ell Brooklyn deci-
di6 esperar a que Durocher en-
cuentre una tercera base.
Los Dodgers necesitan un pit
cher zurdo Y Melton no es de los
malos. Ell ano pasado gan6 cho
desaffos Y perdi6 once.
L~avagette tiene n amos de
edad e ingres6 en- la Liga Naclo-
nal ell ano 1884. En- la Ultima
temporada bate6 con ur prone
dio de 277.
Dicese que el Brooklyn espera
adquirir, del Cincinnati, los ser
vicios de Chuck Aleno.
Los Piratas vendiero aver al
club Sacramnto, de la costa del
Pacifico, los servicios de Debs
Garms, pardinero y tercera ba-
sc.
Garms gan6 ell campeOnato
al bate de la Liga Nacional, Ell
ano 1910, con un promedio de
1855; pero en- la Ultima Temporal
da bate6 con un promedio de
262.
Ell catcher Mueller, de los Pr
ratas, jugara este ano del Sa
cramento.
Para presidente de la asocia-
ci6n de ligas memories fue electo
aver ell Sr. Frank ShaughneSs,
presidente de Ia Liga Interna-
cional. Sucede en- ell cargo a Geo.
Trautmam, presidente de la
ASociaci6n Americana.