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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03

FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS
cars washed and creased for Sl.OU
Also bargains on grinding valves.
Installing rings, and any kind Of
mechanical work. Legg-Pmham
Company. Phone IS. 28-tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03

HENDERSON BUSINESS COLLEGE
Fail term begins September ; An
institution for specialized educ.
ton. Get Il wedge and use if +,
crack open the door of opportunity
(2)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03

FOR PRINTING, PHONE 60. AL
ford's Printing and Office Supply
Co. "HcnderSon'S most modern
printing establishment and office
supply store. We guarantee to
please. 26-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03

BARBER GENASCO ROOFINGS
give more satisfaction because they
are made to last longer and wear
better. See us for estimate. Tanner
Roofing Co., phone COG. 4
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-03

LOST: BUNCH OF KEYS WITH
Upper case. Finder please return
10 Vance Coal & Lumber Co. Sit
Evening star., 1941-02-27
John N. GIeissner,
Newspaperman Here
For Many Years, Dies
Heart Attack Futul
To Former Editor Of
Washington News

John M. GleiSsner, for many years
a prominent Washington newspa-
perman. died today at the Upper
Marlboro Md home of friend,
Sid Houston, editor of the National
Tribune, veterans publication. Death
was attributed to heart attack, sui
fered in bed.
During most of the l920S, MIR.
Gleissner was editor OF the Wash
ington News. More recently ne
served as assistant city editor OF
The Star.
Born At years ago at Abilene,
Kans., he graduated from the UNI
yersitv of Kansas. His first news
paper Job, friends recalled, was on
the Cleveland Press. Before COM
ing tc Washington, he had also
served as managing editor OF the
Baltimore Post.
After his service on the News here
he went on to be managing editor OF
the Scripps- Howard News Alliance.
Later he served in Cleveland as an
executive of the Newspaper Enter
prise Association, Scripps- Howard
feature service.
He varied his career by academic
experience, teaching journalism at
the University of California and the
Kansas State Agricultural College,
friends said.
Mr.. Gleissner had been in poor
health for some time His mother,
Mrs. Kate Gleissner, lived here and
he also is survived by a sister, Mrs,
Ernest Morse.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Housing Association
Offers Rent Canvass Aid

The Washington Housing Associa-
ton announced today that a special
fund is assured for continuing a
case worker in the landlord and
tenant division of Municipal Court
until next July.
Deeply concerned with the prob
lem of increased rents in Sub
standard" houses, the association
has agreed to offer its services to the
consumer division of the District
Defense Council lin any efforts they
may make in gathering evidence of
increase in rents"
The association said reports of
field worker indicate that some
owners of property are taking ad-
vantage of the situation to raise
rents without justification. Only
properties that are substandard are
inspected by the association. Many
Of these have legal violations of the
District laws and health and safety.
On re-inSpection to see if the VIOLA
tions have been corrected it is found
that in some of these properties the
rents have been raised -
At its monthly meeting the hous-
ing association discussed the in
adequacy or ineffective enforcement
of existing laws for protecting health
and safety. 1t was pointed out that
a revised building code has been
promised by District officials for
nearly two years.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
10000 Chinese Reported
DISPATCHED 10 Burma
Hr the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Domei
Japanese news agency broadcast
from Toxic today report that 10000
Chinese government troops had ad-
rived in Burma recently to strength
en- British defenses there in accord
ance with "a secret British-Chinese
alliance"
The report, in the form of dis
patch from Bangkok quoting au-
thoritative sources, said this was
'held to indicate that Britain, with
the cooperation of Chungking
China, is attempting to encircle
Thailand."
(There is no confirmation from
other quarters of any British
Chinese military understanding.
japanese newspapers recently
have been picturing Thailand as
under British pressure and re-
porting American-British efforts
to wreck the Toxic peace confer
ence, in which Japan is mediating
between Thailand and French
Indo-China0
Domei added:
Meanwhile, the United States,
supporting British actions,
recently suddenly Cancelled ship
ment of more than 10 American
made bombers consigned to Thai
land and repeatedly sent them to
Chungking."
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Dedication tuesday
For Coolidge High

With a message from Mrs. Calvin
Coolidge and an address by her late
husbands secretary, Everett Sanders,
the Calvin Coolidge High School,
Fifth and Sheridan streets NV, will
be dedicated at pm. Tuesday. The
school was opened last September.
Engineer Commissioner David
McCoach, jr., will present the school
on behalf of the Commissioners.
Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, president
of the Board OF Education, who will
preside, will accept it for the board.
Also speaking will be DR.. Frank
w Ballou. superintendent of schools;
Chester w. Holmes, assistant super
intendent; D. Stewart Patterson,
Home and School Association presi-
dent: Wallace C. Magathan. presi-
dent of the Takoma Cd. c. Citizens
Association, and Joseph A. Ashi,
commander of the Fort Stevens Post
of the American Legion.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Donovan Leaves Egypt
After SEEING ) Fronts
By tie Associated Press.

By tie Associated Press.
CAIRO, Egypt, Feb. 27.-Col. Will
liam J. Donovan has left Egypt after
an extended tour in the Middle East
and the Balkans, including visits to
three war fronts.
Although travelling as a private
citizen, the New Yorker, leader of
the famous old Fighting 69th," is
expected to report personally to
President Roosevelt and Secretary
of the Navy Knox on the situation
here, especially regarding the most
effective material aid for Britain.
His travels assumed a greater sig
nificance when it became apparent
that he not only was conducting a
fact-finding survey but also was
expressing to various statesmen his
conviction that Britain would win
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Navy Measuring
$4,000 Employees
For Gas Masks

The Navy Department disclosed
yesterday that 10000 employees at
the Washington Navy Yard are
being measured for gas masks. Of
ficials explained it was a purely
precautionary" measure.
At the local gun factory the en-
ployes will be given course in gas
protection, how to use their masks
and how to work in them. AS
during war time training, it was
said the individual workers would
be placed in a chamber filled with
a harmless gas while they fit on
their masks. The object of the
training, officials explained. is to
make employees familiar with the
use Of the gas masks and to prevent
Evening star., 1941-02-27

them from losing their heads in
case of an attack.
This training program, officials
said, will be extended to other navy
yards throughout the country. The
plan was initiated here because the
local yard has the only gun factory
now in operation.
No gas masks have been ordered
as yet for civil employees, this being
the next step in the precautionary
program"
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Boy Who Burned School
Gets Six-Yeur Sentence
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BRANDON, Miss, Feb. PA IS
year-old Schoolboy who admitted
setting a $4,000 school building afire
because I was tired of going to
school was given a SiX-year re-
formatory school sentence yesterday
by Circuit Judge Percy M. Lee.
The judge ordered Levert Smith
Quarels to serve in the Columbia
Training School until he was 81
for setting fire last Friday to Bran
don High School.
Evening star., 1941-02-27

the war. This was generally be-
lieved to have had considerable
effect in the Balkans.
Col. Donovan's tour was criticized
by German propaganda organi-
zations, and the refusal of French
officials in Syria to let him cross
that country was laid to German
pressure.
He flew here from London Janu-
ary 7, subsequently visiting the
Sudan. Libya, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia,
Greece, Turkey, Iraq and Palestine,
and returning here February 8.
1t is possible he may confer again
in London with Prime Minister
Churchill or other British leaders
before returning to the United
States.
Evening star., 1941-02-27

High School, Chevy Chase, Nd, It
was announced today.
Other officers elected were Edwin
Madam, Anne Arundel, vice presi-
vent; Mrs. Agnes G. Turner, Prince
Georges. secretary, and J. G.. Cross,
jr., Montgomery, treasurer.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
These Are Not ''D0IIar" Shirts!

ONLY ONE TIME DURING
EACH YEAR ARE SUCH
SHIRT VALUES AVAILABLE
think
of filling their shirt supply So we've been for
months for this
One
uousy low for shirts of this workmanship
Evening star., 1941-02-27

These Collar Styles:
. English Tab Wide Spread
Windsor . British Round . Button
Down Fancy Oxford) . Regular
Soft in white oxford . Neckband
(white) . 2 Collars to Match
(wovens) . Regular Fused Collars.
Is Line Ocean Pearl Buttons. Sizes
II to IL.
Some styles I3K TO Is
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Maryland Health Unit
Elects Officers

Derr Swier of Prince Georges
County was elected president of the
Southern Maryland Association for
Health, Physical Education and
Recreation at the organizations
annual meeting at Leland Junior
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Crippled Scouts to Meet

The Washington Crippled Boy
Scout Troop and Cub Pack will
hold a parents night meeting at
8 pm. tomorrow in the Allison
Health School. Douglas Jenkins,
chairman of the Troop Committee.
Scoutmaster Rock M. Kirkham and
Linn C. Drake, Scout executive,
will talk.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
ForestviIIe P.T.- A. to Meet

The Forestville (MdD Parent
Teacher Association will meet at
8 o'clock tonight in special session
at the school to discuss free lunches
for children in the school.
Evening star., 1941-02-27

The General Magazine and His
torical Journal, issued by Benjamin
Franklin, first appeared 200 years
ago.
La gaceta., 1941-01-13
.

Era verdad. La elegante tri-
bu no consumia apenas mas que
vino en- las poblaciones que vi
sitaba.
Los mines paSaban hambre,
porque Madame Renard les po-
MIA en- dos escudillaS unas racio-
mes irrisoriaS.
En- una comian los nihos; en-
la otra Ketty Y Norma. Y GUAM
do, a wees, ell hambre les hacia
proteStar o pedir mas de algin
plato, ell director o su ilustre con
yuge caian sobre ellos y los me-
dio mataban a paloS.
En- cambio, habia que dar de
conner a los perrOs sabios de
Monsieur PAT, que eran cuatro,
King, Reeve, Eclair y Tom, y que
ahora fOrmaban tambien con-
clave alrededor del fuego, rela-
miendoSe y lanzando miradas a
la cazuela, al tempo que boste-
La gaceta., 1941-01-13

Los tres carros formaban par
tie de las paroles, y de uno a O.
tro extendianse litones y re-
dos Que impedian q paso de los
rur'cscs al interior del circo.
Luego Sc colccs5an enormes
t,lcnes y lonas, bien sujetos Goa
estacas al suelo y tirantes y sus
pandidos en- altos palos llenos de
argollas y pOleas, como los de un
buque,
FL circo, armada en- una pla-
zolsta, en- las afueras del pueblo,
tenia Ell aspecto de una gran
tienda de campaha.
Madame Renard iba ahora
hacienda los platos.
Sirvi6 primero la escudilla
de Ketty y Norma, que Sc ale
Jaron al otro lado de la pi TIA a
conner silenciosamente,
Tony Y Dick Sc les unieren
blen prontO, llevando en- su mi
sera escudilla unas euantas Gu
La gaceta., 1941-01-13
OFRECIDA A NOVA OTRA
L CON JOSE LUIS

New York, enero 13.-El Car
de los empresarios, Mike Jacobs
ofreci6 aver a Lou Nova una pc
lea con ell campe6n mundial, ell
negro Jose Luis.
La oferta Sc lie hizo a Ray Car
len, el director de Nova, quien
la coment6 con estas palabras;
Jacobo esta usando a Luis, Ell
campe6n, como un policia para
proteger a su muchacho rnbio,
Billy Conn. Nova puede atraer
tanto dineros en- las taquillas,
peleando con Billy Conn, como
Jose Luis.
La Garden tiene una limita-
ci6n en- ell ndmero de eapectadO-
res Y los preciOs maximos de
$25 pudieran ser cobrados.
Sc nos habia dado a entender
que Nova pelearia con Billy 81 10
graba derrotar a Pat Comiskey.
La gaceta., 1941-01-13

rino al mismo TEMPO.
Monsieur Renard descarg6
81 furia sobre los pequehOs, fus
tigar3olos sin piedad, al tempo
cue dacia:
-iE5,a morralla es la que tie
Ia culpa de tcdo! iL9drones, gsn
tuza, os voy a matar!...
Los nihos, que salian vestidos
de chinitos, Sc eSparcieron por
la piSta, como un bando de 60
rriones asuStados.
II BuenO, por una vez, sea
Ahi va un duro. TIL, Norma, quf
tate en- seguida eSe traje, Y YES
y te traes diez Y nueve reals de
vino y uno de pan!-fall ell Co
gorza tirando al suelo una mo-
r1ia de cinco pesetas.
La nina sc apresur6 a coger el
duro, huyendo de nuevo al inte-
rior del carbonate para desnu-
darse y marchar a toda prisa a
ejectuar las ordenes del diree-
La gaceta., 1941-01-13
TRINER PIDE LA SUPERVI-
SION FEDERAL PARA Ell
PUGILISM0

Chicago, EnerO l3.-Jcse Tri
ner, presidente de la Asociaci6n
Nacional de Boxeo, ACADIA de pu-
blicar un articulo en- ell cual pi-
de la supervision del pugilismo
por ell gobierno federal.
Yo creo que sera convenien-
te nombrar para Ell puesto a I'm
hombre de las condicionas de
Jack Dempsey, como la pelota
tiene al juez lands.
Dempsey podria ser 81 pre-
sidente de una agencia o Junta
Federal que no eliminaria las &C
misiones de los estados, sine que
actuaria como I'm cuerpO super
visor.
Dos nuevos estadoS sc han u
nido a la Association Nacional
de Boxeo, Michigan y Missouri.
En- Ell boxeo hay falta de ma
terial y tambi6n carencia de en-
presarioS reSponSableS.
La gaceta., 1941-01-13

ras, con algunos de les mejores
ajemplares dc las perreras de
Sulphur Springs, Sc cfrecera en-
la noche de hoy,
Figuran en- la octava Equity,
Hellenic, Pappy, Lick, Pat Me
Alevy, Glory Seal, Gay Jockey Y
Conoco John,
Court Drama reaparecera en-
Ia novena y con @l los populares
Johnnie D. Roll, Blond Bandit,
Bluffs Luck, Friday, Marshall
Pride, Britanic y Kayek.
Mananp martes entraran de
Cratic tNdas las sanoras y senori
tas. 10 mismo Sc hara en- todos
los martes venideros.
La gaceta., 1941-01-13

zaban terriblemente.
Como que es una locura que
traigas tanto pan.
@Quies que vayan a por
mas vino?
-iY es clarol
Pos ma; dame dinero, y We
raS que pronto.
Monsieur Renard guard6 ST.
leneio.
Los demas lie miraban, como
esperanto de 81 la salvation.
Era ell cajero de la tribu, y
.cada vez que habia de dar un
duro movia una trapatiesa for
midable.
zQuies que vayan o nor
insisti6 adn Madame Renard,
tentando a su hombre como "a
serpiente del pecado.
-;Maldita Sea!-diio Ell d.
rector del eirco so,tsrio en- Sc
guida una Erase obscena-.
La gaceta., 1941-01-13

iQue Siempre he de ser yo el
que suelte la mosca!... IPor que
no pagas III alguna We, Chata?
i No?o GDande qui6s que
10 saque? Como no me hicieran
cajera del Hispano America
mol.
10 estes!
GNosotros?.. mira, Re-
nard> va sabes que no tenemos
un cuarto!
-iCalla til, so bocerasl Que
va Sc que te quedas mas de cua-
tro wees con el dinero de algu-
ma entrada.
Monsieur Paf protest6 ruido-
Samente.
Y ell director del circo. irrita-
de, va leyantaba Ell latigo para
propinar a 81 aegundo un lati-
gazo que lie vo'viera al ordea,
c'9rso 10araciercn les peque-
nos por Ia p"erta del carbonate
que les seria de alcoba y came
La gaceta., 1941-01-13
CON LOS GUANTES
DOMINGO TORRES VOLVE-
RA A PELEAR.- GOMEZ
QUIERE PELEAR CON Ell
SOLDADO CLARK

Jose keto, el director del SOL
iado Tommy G6mez, declare a.
ser que su muchacho desaa una
& e,ea con el tambi6n soldado
Marty Clark; pero que el Sc ha
enido cponiendo al match.
Gomez e.ta en- p~erfectas condi"
clones ffsicas y ell coronel Hes
trolley, su jafe, le ofrece todas
,as facilidades posibles de entire
rariento. Petr Ito esta enfer-
mo con la influenza.
"Yo anhelo pelear con Clark,
zero este depende de Jos Leto,
mi director. Cuando el cOncierte
Ia pelea, 20 la aceptar5. Vengo
Idc9aando pelear con Marty.
Leto a2egura que el tambien
le9ea ell match, para silenc1ar a
les jaatanciOsos, pero que La
Marque no ha ofrecido acepta-
bles condolences m~onetarias. Isl
Tampa ha tenido alguna vez un
peso complete, este 10 es Gomez.
70 he venido dirigiendo a Co
mez deade les A asaltos hasta los
10 asaltOs y pido para el 10 que
creo merece. EN- euanto a dine
10. No hemos firmado Ia pelea,
y no la firmaremoe, a menos que
Sc nos Ofrezcan mejores termi-
nos.
La ha escrito a LaMarque So
licitando peleaS en- Tampa,
Harry Cooper, un gladiator re-
cientemente vapuleado en- New
York.
La gaceta., 1941-01-13
DEPORTES
GANO KOVACS Ell CAMPEO'
NATO DE TENNIS

Termln6 aver domingo, en- la
Isla Davis, ell torneo de tennis
Dixie, organizado todos los amos
por la Junta de Recrao de Ia ciu
dad de Tampa.
Eddie Alloo, que ell sabado IN
bia eliminadO al famosO Bobby
Riggs, eyer, en- el match final,
sufri6 la derrota a manos De
frankie Kovacs, que a su vaz ma
bia derrotado, ell sabado, al cam
pe6n Don Mcneil.
DID Alloo las mayores sOrpre-
sas del torneo derrotando a Jack
Kramer, Bitsy Gfrant y Bobby
Riggs.
En- ell partido decisive Sc juga
ron tres "sets" y los tres fueron
ganados fjacilmente por Kovac.
LIE hizO entrega de la cOpa a.
nuevo campe6n, Ell alcalde r. E.
L. Chancey.
Paulina Betz, la favorita, ga
no ell campeonato de mujeres
venciendo a Mrs. Elwood Coke.
Miss Betz es la jugadora n1me'
70 2 en- ell pals. Pertenece lie nG-
nero l a Alice Marble, va con-
vertida en- professional.
La gaceta., 1941-01-13
Folletin No. 374
La Gaceta
TONIC U
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

dose junto a las mujeres, y CO.
giendo un ascua de la lumbre
para encender un nuevo cigarro.
81; fue Norma.
5iY cuanto trajo?
10 q. til dijiste. Seis litros.
Los dos hombres Sc miraron
asombrados y como escandali-
zados.
7IC6mo seis litros?
RY que hacemoS n~Osotros
con seis litroS?... " pan?
-Tambien trajeron los chi
COS.
7ICuanto?
Dos kilos. Aver sobr6 y hu-
DO que darselo a los perros.
La gaceta., 1941-01-13
JENNINGS Sc BATIRA CON
KIRCHMEYER

Ell match" principal de esta-
noche, en- Benjamin Field, 10 SOS
tendran Lee Henming, de Iowa,
cen un peso de 240 libras, y Ro-
land Kirchmeyes, ell notable lu-
chador.
Henning asegura que el no
entiende de encuentros IMAM
aOs'' y que hoy Sc 10 probara a
Roland.
Jack Sherry sera ell confirm
cante de Joe Rocky, y Bobby
Roberts de veneer al cubano
Raul Lopez.
La gaceta., 1941-01-13
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get Mentho- uisioR

ing highest grade heechwood creo
scte for penetration. Genuine Cal-
ifornia fig syrdp gives Mcn.i.e
MulsioE . taste TIE whole family
viii like. It clings to tie me'a
branes SO its soothing, hA1ling IN
gradients act faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit:
Attendance at church Is neces.
sGry for human welfare, but don't
endanger the congregation with q
cold cough when Mentho- Mulsion is
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Mentho-M ulsion is endorsed By
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La gaceta., 1941-01-13

Joey Raymond, Ell valioso p1-
gil local del peso ligero, Sc BATH
ri hoy, en- Sarasota, con Tony
Lupino, de Brooklyn. Iba a pc
lear Raymond con Kid Hatcher,
pero este sufri6 una herida, en-
Miami, y la empresa Sc vio obi
gada a cancelar el match. En- el
mismo programa ell veterano
Bnddy Rose tendra de contra
rio a Jimmy Lowery, de Alaba-
ma. Aparecen contratados para
los preliminares, Billy y Joe Mi
Her, y Joe Filippi y Paul Saliea.
La gaceta., 1941-01-13

A cola cough seriously ~endargcrs
you, your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss of time
than all other diseases combined.
If you have a cough due to q cold,
get Mentho-Mulsi0a the guaran-
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La gaceta., 1941-01-13

vencieron en- los dobles la pa.
rcja DON Mcneil y Kramer con-
ira Russell Rabbit, y Frank
Guernsey.
Tambien Ell alcalde felicit6 Y
entreg6 la copa de la victoria a
Miss BetZ.
La gaceta., 1941-01-13

Estan de vista en- Sarasota.
el famoso bateador ice Med
wick y Leo 1urcchar, el direc-
tor de los Dodgers de Brooklyn.
Pasaran ali IN me- y de pues,
a mediados de febrero, iran a "a
Habana.
Alquilaron dos casitas a Paul
Der niger, en- Lido Beach. Jue
gan al golfo en- ell terreno Bob
by jones.
La gaceta., 1941-01-13
Lemon Juice Recipe Checks
Rheumatic Pain Quickly

II you suffer from rheumatic, arthri-
tis or n%suritis pain, try this simple
are using. Get a package Of Ru-Ex
Compound today. Mix il with a quart
Of water, add the juice Of 4 lemons.
It's easy. No trouble at all and
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within 4S hours Sometime, over
night splendid results sfe
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La gaceta., 1941-01-13

Nova conquist6 la victoria, por
un enorme margen y ahora, CON
Ell fin de proteger a Conn, Sc nos
ofrece la pelea con Luis. No es
otra cosa que una evasiva',
La gaceta., 1941-01-13
Con Ell bate, Ia Mascota y los EspejOeIos
per Tira . CUarta)

70 dice que no egpera dificulta-
Jes en- cuanto a sueldo.
Williams es.a de vista en-
Duluth, Minnesota, y asegura
Que tcdavia no ha recibido su
ccntrato. Tengo la seguridad de
que llegar6 a un arreglo con Ell
club, facilmente. Les Mediss Ro.
jas Sc entrenaran en- Sarasota.
La gaceta., 1941-01-13

Roger Hornsby, ell catcher Ra
ian, firm6 aver un %contrato pa
IA dirigir, en- el segundo, ano al
ciyh Oklahoma City, de la Liga
de Texas,
La gaceta., 1941-01-13

el pelear de nuevo con Chef
Jones. FL viernes pasado lie ro-
baron al cubano Ia decision y Ell
pdblico hizo una protesta que
dur6 mas de 10 minutes.
La gaceta., 1941-01-13
Kidneys Must Rheumatic Happy
Clean OufAddS Relieves Pain Quick

Excess acids, poisons and wastes In your
blood are removed chiefly by your Kidneys.
Getting up Nights, Burning Passages, Back
ache, Swollen Ankles, Nervousness. Rheu-
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very FIRST dose Of CystD gees right to work
helping the Kidneys flush out excess acids
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unless you are completely satisfied You have
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CyJtex from your druggist today for only &c.,
La gaceta., 1941-01-13

Melio Bettina, 81 italisno ex-
campe6n de las IT'S libras, Sc
batira, en- Cleveland, con Ell grie
go Anton Christoforodis, I'm as
pirante a la corona.
La gaceta., 1941-01-13

Ted Williams, el notable jar
dinero de los Medals Rojas de
Boston, un joven de p amos, no
ha firmado aun su contrato, Pc
La gaceta., 1941-01-13

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La gaceta., 1941-01-13

tor.
Pero en- Ell grupo de bandidos
habi2Se prO1ucido un movimien
TO de aFcmbro Y extrahaza.
Y Mos,eur P f. q, in ..qne
~hgpe como saben les lectores,
10 trsdujo en- estas palabras. pro
nunciadas con un tono de con-
vicci6n y de indignation admira
bles:
II Diez y nueve reales de vi
no, esta bien! iPero un real de
PAM. iPa que queremos tanto
PAM. les que vamos a poner
una tahona?...
-fY es claro!-aprob6 Ma
dame PAT sonriendo-. iQue sc
traiga los veinte reales de vino!
Ash qued6 acordado.
La gaceta., 1941-01-13

Domingo Torres acept6 aver