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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
ALL-sTAR SHOWS

Among the outstanding stars
.ho will appear on the Paradise
Wage during the coming weeks are
Cab Galloway and his recording
orchestra; Mxaine Sullivan, ia
nous swing songstress; Bill Rob-
inSon/ and Jimmie Lunceford's
orchestra; the Four Inkspots and
the Sunset Royal orchestra. Other
stars scheduled to appear here
are Count Basic and his famous
aggregation OF artists; Lii Green
and Tiny Bradshaw's band; Andy
Kirk and his Clouds of JOY" or
chestra; the Deep River Boys in
a 35-people revue, Harlem Merry
Go-Round' with Fess Williams
band, and Earl Hines and his or
ehestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY

The Vogue Theater is celebrat-
ing its fourth anniversary this
week with two top-flight pictures
including Man Power" plus
"Aloma Of the South Seas"
On Saturday a special Christmas
party will be held for the kiddies
at the matinee performance with
free candy and gifts to all chill
dren attending this performance.
On the screen in addition TO the
current program of Man Power"
and Border Legion" one hour of
selected all color cartoons will be
shown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Boy Scout
Film Planned
By Warmers
BY LoUELLA O. PARSONS

| EN- ROUTE TO HOLLYWOOD,
Dec. 19.-Jack Warner is handing
Jesse Lasky Warmers biggest
assignment for 1912 in boy
Scouts of America" which goes
into production the minute Lasky
finishes Mark Twain ~
1t didn't take much reading be-
tween the lines of the wire that
+ reached me on the train to see
Jack feels permission TO film the
scout history from its inception
during the Boer War to the pres
ent day is the greatest opportunity
his company has ever had for con-
structive service to this country.
True, our soldiers fight-and win
-~ars-but- the future reconstruct
ton Of the world depends on the
way our youths are trained.
Several times in the past movie
producers have wanted to film the
official scout story-but they've
been turned down because of "fic-
tional" angles to the story. So it
goes without saying that Lasky
will adhere closely TO the facts in
the careers Of William Baden
Powell, w. d. Boyce and James +.
West. all three OF whom were in
volved in the scout movement,
with the same care he gave
Sergeant York"
FILM LADY IN DARK"
Lady in the Dark" will be
filmed sooner than any OF us be-
lieved possible. although il is still
going strong on the stage. Ger
trIde Lawrence told me that be-
cause of the elaborate settings and
the large company she will not
take it out on the road for an
extensive tour.
Ginger Rogers is set to play the
Lawrence role, with Helen Brod-
erick signed TO play Martha"
Ncreated by Margaret Dale.
y WON'T PLAY GEHRIG
Count Eddie Albert out of the
running for the Lou Gehrig role,
In spite of the ardent campaign
staged by his fans. Eddie is signed,
sealed and practically delivered TO
Paramount TO play the title role
in Merton Of the Movies" the
famous Harry Leon Wilson comedy
which Glenn Hunter did in 1922.
II will be a streamlined version Of
modern Hollywood with a musical
background.
AT RANDOM
Marlene Dietrich and Greg
BautzeF dancing at the Mocambo;
Dr. Gaylord HauSer walked into
'2l" with Mrs. Otto Preminger,
who was done up in black jet.
Phyllis Brooks, who came east
for The Shanghai Gesture" pre-
miere, stepping out with John
Branganza: Wallace Berry sur
prising Brown Derby lunchers by
appearing not only in his naval
reserve uniforn-but with his ex-
wife, Rita.
The boys must have been out
buying their wives Christmas pres
ents, for Clark Gable. Charles
Boyer and Ronald Colman lunched
in solitary splendor at the same
place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Cast

MAX WILLENZ, one of Broad
ways most famous character ac-
tors, was signed for a comical part
in Il Married an Angel. which
stars jeanette Macdonald and
Nelson Eddy. Willenz recently fin
ished when Ladies Meet" at
M-G-M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Matinee Christmas Parties
At United Theaters Dec. 20

prevail In all songs, dances and
routines given BY the children Of
the Radio Schoolhouse who Will
be attircd in costumes designed by
themselves for this occasion.
on the screen in addition 10 the
Radio SChoolhouse will be the
current show of when Ladies
Meet" and Underground" Free
candy will be given 10 all chill
dren at this performance.
WHAT HAPPENS when a press
agents scheme brings Kay KySer
and John Barrymore together for
Shakespearean lessons forms the
gay basis OF "PlayInateS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
City Opens Bids
On Equipment

The Home Electric Co. of Ia
coma, agent for Pacific Electric
Mfg. Co. equipment. was low bid
der on the largest item on which
bids were opened by the board of
contracts and awards at the city
hall Tuesday afternoon. On three
10 kilovolt oil circuit breakers
and two SO XIV. that company bid
$61 ,09s.2s; Westinghouse. $62,-
432.42; General Electric, s62 .2e4.4o,
and Allis Chalmers. S62. 104.9s.
On 10000 feet of assorted three
conductor cable, General Electric
and Graybar both bid $13, 460.04;
Home Electric and Okonite, both
S15,s41.es.
There were two identical bids
on two ,600-ampere network pro-
tectors. Westinghouse and General
Electric both bidding s3,11s.s4.
On one 15-KV oil circuit break
err, Westinghouse bid $685., 81;
General Electric, s7,579.77; Home
Electric. S7,615.s7, and Allis
Chalmers, s7.509.73.
All the materials to be ordered
will be used as parts of the second
Nisqually power development.
Utilities Commissioner r. d.
O'Neil was studying the bids
"Wednesday.
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Clio Calls Off
Week-Old Strike
ny UNITED PRESS

The United Automobile Workers
fCIo) Wednesday called off q
week-old strike which had crippled
production on 10 per cent Of the
nations army tanks and combat
cars.
X. j. Thomas. union presi-
dent. ordered Go workers to
resume operations at the Hills
dale tMich.) Steel Products
company pending outcome Of
scheduled conference with
national defense mediators at
Washington.
The CIO members struck Oct.
Q in protest against concession
of bargaining rights to the rival
AFL automobile workers union.
of the Hillsdale plant
curtailed production at the parent
the Spicer manufacture
ing plant at Toledo, o., where
transmission parts are produced
for military vehicles. Clio workers
at the Spicer plant did not strike,
but refused to handle equipment
from the Hillsdale plant.
The dispute was certified to the
national defense mediation board
Tuesday for speedy settlement.
The NDMB asked termination of
the strike pending hearing of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
Actions in Divorce

New divorce actions on file in
superior court Wednesday included
those of Eide C. Thomas against
]. Dean Thomas. on grounds of
burdensome home life: and Minnie
M. against w. A. Payton, burden
some home life.
Interlocutory DEGREES of divorce
were granted Della p. from Jos.
b. Montgomery; Vera from Henry
A. Lambert; L. f. from Ruby
Prather; Fannie A. from Louis
Cohen; Linda from Lee r. John
son. A final decree was entered
in the case of Marie z. against
Ebert Bowman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
PRICES TO FARMERS


Poultry-Hens. colored, 4i7 to 6
lbs. 1920 cts; Leghorn hens,
more than ga lbs. 1917 cts.
and under ga lbs. IS cts: colored
friers. Is cts; roasters 10 cts. I;
rabbits. sGl3 cts. live weight;
turkeys, 26G27 cts. per Id. dressed.
Produce-Lettuce. so cts. 81 per
crate; beets. l2i7 cts. per doz.
bnchs.; carrots, IT cts. per doz.
bnchs.; cabbage. s1qSl.25 per
crate; celery. SIS cts. a 81 per
crate; spinach, so cts. per crate;
turnips. 90 cts. per box. and csuli-
flower. 90 cts. per crate.
Butterfat-36 cts.
Eggs-Standard 81 cts: medium
IS cts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16

.(i;cenyes

Marriage license applications
were received Wednesday by
County Auditor s. Clifford Davis
from the following: William H..
Bartels. rs. Alder, and oberta ].
Mcdonnell. %. Morton; Fred d.
Naron. 81. Banks. Ore. and Gladys
M. Smith, 2s. Portland, Edward
NJ. Cecil. IL. of 2722 No. Both st.
and Evaline NJ. Pauley. 80, of
2126 So. Alaska st: Walter ].
Shaw. %, of 1912 So. Lawrence
St. and Dorothy C. Snyder. 2l. of
200 Ea. 27th ST; Malcolm w.
Kurtz, ~, McChord Field. and Iva
Ruth Todhunter. %. Wilton, Calf:
Herbert X. Clark. jr.. %, Sumner,
and Margaret NJ. Simpson. 20, of
2717 No. Junett st: Charles +.
Woman. rs. Shelton. and Elsie
May Copestick. 10. Olympia; Jo-
seph o. Lasby. NJ. D.. %. Western
&iiiits anu W
~, Seattle: Clarence A. Jones. 81,
of SOIL So. ! St. and Doris NJ.
Kuno, %. of l441 Ea. Fairbanks
st; Roy G. Thorsen. IL. Graham.
and Helen M. Simmons. IL, Nc
kenna: II. r. Larson. Tacoma. and
G. Havill. 10. of 2516 So.
Ash St; John w. Snyder. 20, of
si4 So. nth St, and Julia P.
Leonard. 81. Lake Steilacoom:
Charles B. Henderson. IS. of 1888
Fawcett ave-. and Patricia w
Thompson. %, Seattle; Bernard
krier, %, Aberdeen. and Clarissa
!. Pyke, rs, Hoquiam; Hiram II.
"a. of 1922 So. L st. and
Vera +. Stenerson. 81. of 37o2 So.
7th ST.; Frank F. Propes, rs. and
Mary A. komack. rs. both of
Morton: liver Hagen. 81, kelso,
and Barbara Paulson. "a, Long
view; Joseph Reichmuth. rs. Ri.
rs. Box rs. and Elsie B. Aust, 81.
of 1910 So. J 1t.
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g D@(

New Firsi Pun las,
Noon Quarter Moon Quarter
Oct. 20 Oct ~ Nov Nov. II
Dat. supplied BY Q. s weather
bureau. Department. OF Commeree)
Wsshington's Showers
Wednesday night and Thursday.
but occasional heavy rains west Of
the Cascades Thursday. Moderate
westerly wind off shore and over
inland waters Wednesday night.
backing to southerly Thursday
with gales along the coast.
Warmer In the interior Wednesday
night.
Rainfall in Tacoma for the "a
hours ending at S a. m. wednes-
day, none. since October /, Isl
inches. an excess OF 20 inch: since
January l. 215s inches. a short
age OF 403 inches.
Wind at a. m. Wednesday.
southwest s m.p.h.
Barometer at 1924 and rising
oil.
Sun rises at $40 Thursday and
sets at 5:22
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
Clubs
Topaz Guards club

Woodcraft Topaz Guards club
will meet at 1890 Thursday for
luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Andrew Rhines, 1892 So. Aims
worth. Mrs. Lula Lucas will
preside.
Central chapter, Goodwill. meets
for a 1890 luncheon Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Herbert Spren-
ger. 1915 So. goth. Mrs. A. B.
Gehri will be the assisting
hostess.
Ladies' Aid Bethlehem Lutheran
church will meet for o'clock
luncheon at the church parlors
Thursday. Mrs. J. G. wilkins and
Mrs. l. L. From will be hostessses.
A short program follows.
South Tacoma Rebekah auxiliary
will meet Thursday at the home
Of Mrs. John Beatty, 5420 So.
Prospect for 1880 luncheon. Host
esses assisting will be Mrs. Bertha
Mellinder and Mrs. Laura Smith.
A business meeting will follow.
Fern Hill Baptist women's
society will meet at the home of
Mrs. Fred Abbott, es02 So. Yaki-
ma. Thursday at 2 o'clock. Mrs.
r. Tut will lead devotions and
Mrs. H. Smith missionary study.
Degree Of Honor club will spon-
sor bridge luncheon at the
Broadmoor on Thursday at 1880.
Group. As, Bible Presbyterian
women. will meet Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Catherine Smith. 7o3
So. NJ st, for luncheon at 1890.
Mrs. Clara Harper, president. will
preside at the business meeting.
Tacoma Tribe No. Is. Red Men.
will hold its next public card party
Wednesday evening at $50 in the
Eagles hall. The committee in
cludes Messrs. and Mesdames Leo
Penawieh. Lou Willard and Paul
Gomsrud.
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.-HAPPY-
K;rthdau

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER is
Melvin J. RoaIsvig, 1919 No.
Cedar 1T.
Mrs. Marie Vaughn, 1911 So.
Prospect ST.
Miss Lydia Mckinney, sl2 So.
Sheridan ave.
George Chamberlain. 1903 No.
18th 1T.
William Kitchen, 1910 So. 9Th.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16

Apparently winning his game
fight for life. the condition of
Frank Nordstrom. ID. of La
Grande had improved Wednesday
to the extent where another blood
TRANSMISSION was deemed unneces-
sary. attendants of the Mary
Bridge clinic hospital reported.
The youth was shot through the
back at LaGrande Monday by a
shell which accidentally discharged
from the gun Of Joe Maybee. Is.
Of Yelm, who was hunting in the
company OF three other Yelm
youths.
Ted Isom. one of his three COM
panions. was brought TO Tacoma
from the Thurston county Jail
where he was being held as a
material witness. TO give Nord-
strom a blood TRANSMISSION. After
its completion, he was released
TO his home as were the other
two witnesses, Howard Cooley and
Bert Detton. according to Under
sheriff Clyde Knowles.
Maybee was still in the Thurs
ton county jail Wednesday, pend
ing Nordstrom's recovery.
I
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
Gets u. S. Authority
To Construct Dums

A license has been granted by
the Federal Power commission for
construction of the new Nisqually
power dams. Utilities Commits
sioner r. d. O'Neil announced in
city council meeting Wednesday.
He displayed a telegram to that
effect received Tuesday from Leon
NJ. Fuquay. secretary to the FPC.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
Russian Situation Causes
Market to Sag to New Lows
Markets Of q Glance

stocks: Lower IN moderate trade
Bonds: Irregularly lower: u. $.
governments al new lows for
the year.
Curb Stocks: Irregularlv lower.
Wheat: to a. cents lower.
Corn; OFF ; 10 = cent.
Cotton: OFF as much as 1850 bale.
Silver; Unchanged IN New York.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
Morrow 10 Return
To u. S. in November

Edward r. Murrow is coming
home. The former Washington
State college graduate who has
been in charge Of CHS European
bureau since 1887 will sail the
latter part of November from
England for several months rest
and lecturing in the United states.
Murrow will be relieved in
London by Bob Trout. This Will
be Murrow's first trip home since
February 1899. He is a brother
of Lacey Murrow, former state
highway director.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
Club Commends
Police for Action

Carl Clubh. occasionally appear
ing before the city council in the
past to demand vice reform, ap-
peared there again Wednesday to
commend police for their recent
raid on a lower Pacific ave. hotel,
the Iona, and to suggest that the
council grant police emergency
funds for undercover work in the
vice closing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16

Olaf f. OVERLY, 65, Of 406 So.
Wright ave, was treated at Ia
coma General hospital early We'd
nesday for minor injuries received
when struck down by an auto
mobile at oath st. and Pacific ave.
at 1905 a. m. He was released
to his home after medical atten-
ton. Driver of the car which
struck the pedestrian gave his
name as Morris Lane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were issued by
the city Wednesday to John S.
Baker, for $1,000 remodeling Of a
store at l3S2 Broadway: William
Heltbrunn. 621 Rust building, for
. 5000 residence at 2ll6 No.
Puget Sound ave-: J. J. Quesnelle.
tl06 So. Birmingham. for a $500
residence at 3i06 Pacific; Dan
oimonet. 6611 A st.. for 1920
cottage at 6405 Ia. D St. and
John Bozech. 2502 So. L. for a
$500 residence at SIS Ea. 40th.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
TWO GINS STOLEN

Sherman Evans Of l404 No.
Cheyenne ST. Tuesday told police
rifle and shotgun had been
stolen from his home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
Tacoma Tribe No. Is. Red Men.
BANK TRANSACTIONS

seattle - Wednesdays olearings
SI5.s42. 4ss.s3: balances S4.o16. 500
Os: transactions SOS .as5. 10000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16

wv Snaft>. against 44V.ouH Tues
day. Curb sales were % 600. CON-
pared with 5000.
NEW YoRk-The stock market
Wednesday ssgsed to new low
ground since early June in slightly
accelerated trading.
Selling was attributed mainly 10
the Russian situation. although
labor troubles. priorities and taxes
played . part. according to ex-
perts.
Widest losses were recorded In
Westinghouse Electric issues. The
common stock made q new low at
54k. of 6h. before meeting sup
port. while the preferred was off
four points at 121 at its low. The
issues had been declining since II
was learned the company plans to
issue new stock to present holders
At $40 q share. Rights to SUBJ
scribe 10 this stock were traded
Wednesday on when-issued basis.
They opened 25,5oo at Ia; later
they sagged To rs cents.
A few other special issues had
losses ranging TO more than three
points. but most declines in the
main list were small.
WEDNESDAYS Q6oTArIoNs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
RESTAURANT ROBBED

Sixty cents and an undetermined
amount of nickels were reported
stolen when burglars broke into
MONS Chicken Pie lunch, 40 So
18th st, Tuesday night. Entrance
to the restaurant was gained by
removing screen from a rear
window. A butcher knife was used
TO jimmy open the cash register
and luke box" from which the
nickels were extracted.
TRADE BUYS SILL with Times Want
ADS. ALICE c. GAUL. 322 North G.
call At The Tacoma Times office
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Special Notices
Honesty ALWAYS Peys

FINDERS of lost articles adver-
tised below. please take notice.
After you have returned the
articles to the loser. go to The
Tacoma Times office, sl9 MAJ
ket. where you viii be pre-
sented with two guest tickets TO
the Temple theater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16

LICENSED operator from Montana
wishes work as apprentice in beauty
snop. WI Tacoma Inns
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DAY or hour work: washing and ron
ing. etc. Garland 1858.
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E. I $500. With rented
A0O GOSSCllS band instruments.
TED BROWN MUSIC. ll2l Broadway.
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LADY. &c would like PIX operating.
Evening hours Experienced. Write
vs.. Tacoma Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16

LARGE size Veto circulating heater:
wood or coal. Coils. pipe: good as
new. Cost sie5, sell for $40. Three
burner gas stove with oven, IS. Ma
55l2 After . N
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Portland-wednesday's clearings
IS. 764 .o29.so: balances S2.234. e24.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16

RANGE: com bination wood. coal. gas.
Double bed complete. Garland
q40e
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FOR SALE-25 600 feet Of lumber
left over; haul II yourself. eeth
and Pacific avenue.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16

woMEN's EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Al Lutheran Compass Mission 1875
Pacific ave. 10 n TO l o n
Ma e49e excepf SATURDAYS
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FREE EATS TO THE EAsT.-S p
as so: I. A. si3 so. Chi. ESQ So
n. Y. s4Tio Twice daily.
CROFT HOTEL Ma soel
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ACC Glazing and Mirrors Sales
OL|NOO and service Tacoma Glass
Co i526-i52e Commerce MA 2l12.
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LONERGAN oil burner; excellent con-
dition. Sacrificed 5o03 South
Washington. Garland 1855
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ElGHT-INCH bench saw. New motor.
All attachments. $40. 3735 South
Alaska.
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WEDNESDAYS Quotations

touotations courfesy Dean witter 4
Co. Washington Bldg., members
New York Stock Exchsnee)
HiRh Low Closa
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LUMBER-New flooring. All grades.
Crescent Lumber, 604 East 26th.
Main 62e5
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BEAUTIFUL buffet: breakfast table:
electric motor for treadle sewing
machine 1884 South D st.
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BARGAIN-Monarch range. like new.
Equipped for oil. wood. also tank.
EVenings 6a04 South Iunett
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MUST sell upright grand piano in
excellent condition. $50 PRoctor
1908.
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WALLPAPER remnants l0-roll lots.
sac up JOHNSON PAINT co.
Ilz2 Broadway Broadway 32f2
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BABY SCALES. buggy. bathinette:
also car luggage carrier. Apt No.
80 702 Fawcett.
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Transportation

OST-GLASSES advertised without
> charge Call casweli Optical Co
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Situations Wanted, Female

P I A T Z RING. patching: estimates
gladly. GA 1854.
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GIRLS winter coat outfit. size 3, IN
excellent condition. $3.50. 2l3 So.
53rd
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WEDDING INVITATIONS Prompt
service correct styles prices right.
Gravatone Press. Crystal Palace Mkt.
La gaceta., 1941-06-27

al Popolo" de Mussolini, no
del pueblo italiano acusa al pre-
sidente Roosevelt de unirse al
comunismo en- detrimento de la
civilization.
Ahuellos que aplaudieron a
Hitler cuando por tenor hizo
concesiones a Stain: aquellos
que encomiaban al Fuehrer por
haber atado las manos de Russia
acariciandOla... ahora, con ell CT
nismo que las "adOrna", insul-
tan al p~residente democratic por
haber dichO, apoyado por su pue
bio: Ell enemigo es Hitler, no Ia
Russia Soviet.
Deg,ruir ell naziSmo no sera
facil; pero tOdos tenemos va la
honda conviction de que sera
barrido para siempre.
iY nadie ignora que tan prom
to Hitler sea triturado, ell pueblo
italiano ahorcara a Mussolini y
a los jefes fasciStas.
La gaceta., 1941-06-27
LOS JEFES NAILS ESTA-
BAN OPUESTOS A LA CUE
RIA CON RUSSIA
FL EjGrcitO ERcOntrO ApOyO
en- Hitler

Washington, JUNO 27.-Per
sonas bien informadas aseguran
hoy que ell ei6rcito aleman diri-
ge ahora la guerra, no ell parti-
do Nazi.
Los jefes nazis Sc oponian a
la guerra con ell Soviet y desea-
ban una Immediate invasion de
~Inglaterra los militares estima-
ron que la campaha de Russia es-
taba indicada y actuaron en- con
'secuencia.
Hitler, finalmente, Sc puso de
parte del ejercito y la controver
STA qued6 eliminada.
FL ejercito, pues, como en- log
dias del Kaiser, es ahora la
fuerza dominante.
Cast todos los observadores
m%ilitares opinan que ell triunfo
lie los nazis en- Russia es inevita-
BILE Y que Sc obtendra antes de-
invierno.
Existe la posibilidad de que
Ell ap6n y Alemania Sc entiendan
en- cuanto al dominic de la Russia
Asiatica.
La gaceta., 1941-06-27

lencia cometidos, en- esta ciudad,
contra obreros de Thomas Coo
gan. un contratista de Miami.
Coogan lie mand6 un telegra-
ma al gobernador pidiendole
p~rotecei6n para sus trabajado-
res y empleados. Dos obreros
Fred Nunnally y w. Perry, fue-
ron atrapados en- las afueras de
la ciudad, por un grupo de hom-
bres, NAL tratados.
Cuando o4ros 10 trabaiadores
sc e%nteraron de 10 ~sucedido, CO
qieron sus automobiles y regre-
saron a Miami.
Sobre el cOche de Nunnally y
Perry tambien Sc hicieron agu-
nos disparon. Intervene en- Ia
investigation Ell sheriff Sawyer.