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Evening star., 1941-05-13
Benefit Tea and Movie
Are Center of Interest
OfCapital Society
Affairs to Provide Reading Material
For Sailors and to Aid Britain
Attract Society Leaders

social yesterday
benefits for worthy and the
other aid Britain The day ideal for the garden tea at The Cause
Davies In the evening
Fantasia the muchheradd motion picture created by Walt
with the Leopold Sokowk The from the evening
will by the Young America Wants Help
the British War Relief.
Is of Area
Bordering Cleveland
which
through grounds the entrance making
the landmarks that portion of Washington which
Cleveland Park Its old thick srubbe within the high
the the passersb
bling house hill with velvety lawn edged with
Towering bushes.
Davies yesterday but fitting that
their prospective benefit of the
Marine Library Association with
filled with good reading the who sail the
blue uniforms charge the
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Miss Jane Becker
Becomes Bride of
MIR. Hopkins

An attractive wedding Saturday
was that of Miss Jane Evelyn Becker,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Becker of Washington, and Mr..
Herbert Cornwell Hopkins, jr., son OF
DR.. and Mrs. Herbert C. Hopkins OF
Chevy Chase, Md. The Rev. Henry
Teller Cooke performed the cere-
mony at o'clock in All Saints
Episcopal Church.
The bride was given In marriage
by her father and wore a powder
blue silk crepe dress with matching
coat and a small white hat trimmed
with blue flowers and veil. Her
shoulder corsage was of pink sweet
peas, lilies of the valley and blue
delphinium.
Miss Monte Marguerite Becker was
her sisters maid of honor and only
attendant, and she wore a brown
marquesette dress over white with
tan hat trimmed in brown and a
corsage of sweetpeas and yellow
iris. Mr.. William Mulloch of Wash
ington was best man and the ushers
were Mr.. John Amiss Of Bethesda
and Mr.. Thomas Sampson of this
city.
The mother of the bride was in
sheer navy with matching hat, and
the bridegroom's mother also was
in navy with powder blue trim, and
a navy hat.
After the couple greeted their
friends at the church reception
was held at the Kennedy Warren
for the bridal party and members of
the immediate families. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hopkins then left for motor
trip to Florida.
Evening star., 1941-05-13
Parkers in South
On Wedding Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd George Parker
will return from an extended we'd
ding trip by motor through the
South. and will be at home Thurs
day in Hollywood, Md. Mrs. Parker
is the former Mrs. Elizabeth Rice
Seidenspinner. She was married
to Mr.. Parker Saturday afternoon,
April 26. The Rev. William Nesbit
Vincent performed the ceremony In
the Wallace Memorial Presbyterian
Church at New Hampshire avenue
and Randolph street. Palms and
white snapdragons decorated the
sanctuary, and Mr.. John Murphy
vocalist, was assisted by Miss Effie
Collamore at the organ.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her brother, Mr.. Calvert
Rice, wore a gown of aquamarine
crepe with navy blue accessories and
orchid corsage.
Mrs. Rita G.. Macdonald OF Phlla-
delphia, the matron of honor, was
the brides only attendant, and Mr..
Guy Carder was best man.
Evening star., 1941-05-13
SenhOra de Martins
Joins Patrons List

Senhora de Martins, wife Of the
Brazilian Ambassador, is prominent
among the Latin American diplo-
matte contingent who are patrons
of the spring art exhibit and garden
party to be held May "a in honor of
Queen Victoria's birthday anniver-
sary at 156 East Eighty-fifth street,
New York City.
Mr.. Addison Burbank, author and
artist, has donated sketches of
Guatemalan scenes from the illus
trations of his travel book, "Guate-
mala Profile" for the event.
Other noted Latin Americans who
are patrons include DR.. A. S. de
Bustamante of Havana, Cuba, for
mer judge serving at The Hague
World Court; Senor Jose Iturbi,
pianist and conductor; Senorita
Graziella PARA, Cuba's ambassa-
dress of song, and Humberto Palomo,
Guatemala's songmaster.
The Hon. Godfrey Haggard, Brit
ish Consul General in New York,
heads the list of patrons in that city.
Other patrons of the British War
Relief Society, Inc, include Mr.. and
Mrs. Winthrop w. Aldrich, Mr.. John
D. Rockefeller, Sd; Mr.. John Hay
Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Minor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sterling VAN
derbilt and Mr.. Marshall Field.
The exhibit will open at O'Clock
May "a and tea will be served in the
garden if weather permits, other
wise in the Sunroom. Mrs. Wendell
Willkie has been asked to pour
Assisting her will be Sonora de
Gacitua, wife of the Chilean Consul
in New Jersey tthe former Eleanor
Campbell, daughter of the retired
Chilean Commercial Counselor)
and Sonora Antonio Aris de Castillo
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MaurOis' Lecture
To Aid French
Prisoners

French prisoners Of war will
benefit from the lecture which M.
Andre Maurois will give Wednes-
day evening, May 81, in the May
flower Hotel, and society will be
generous in its patronage, as lit
tie has been asked for this nee
essary work. Mrs. Roosevelt has
sent word to the local committee
that she gladly gives her name to
head the list of patronesses for
the lecture, which will be given
under the auspices of the of the
Washington Chapter of the
United Committee for French
Relief, Inc.
Orders are being taken for
tickets at the committees head
quarters at 1889 Connecticut ave-
nue.. and the proceeds will all 60
to the work among the French
prisoners of war, as those on the
committee. under the very able
Craftsmanship of Mrs. Albert B.
Dewey, have succeeded in having
everything donated.
Other patronesses include Mrs.
Charles B. Dewey, the Undersec-
retary of the Navy and Mrs.
James v. Forrestal, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Lamott Belin, Miss Mabel
Boardman, Mr.. and Mrs. Corco-
ran Thom, 1t. Comdr. and Mrs.
Rodman Wanamaker. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gordon, Countess de
Limur, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Burial
Hoffman, Mrs. Truxton Beale,
Miss Alice Dodge and Miss Car
olyn Nash.
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velvet with gold ornaments, and in
a seat near the front was Col. M.
Robert Guggenheim who was &C
companied by his lovely blond wife.
Mrs. Guggenheim wore a smart plaid
taffeta dinner gown with a soft
white ruffle at the neckline, and had
short white ermine cape
Nine. Fotitch, wife of the Yugo-
slav Minister. was accompanied by
Miss Alice Dodge, and near them
was Mrs. John Caswell whose
daughter, Miss Peggy Lansdowne,
was among the attractive ushers at
the benefit performance. Mrs. Sgd
ney Lee was in gold lame under a
sable jacket, and near her were Mr..
and Mrs. Creighton Peet. the latter
in an emerald green dinner gown
made with long sleeves and a grace
full flowing line.
Lovely Girls Serve
AS Ushers for Event.
Others seen in the audience were
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert S. Dewey. Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Meyer, Miss Edith
Pearson with Mr.. Gully Darlington,
Mrs. James Clement Dunn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony Rumbold, the first
secretary of the Finnish legation
Mr.. Risto Solanka; Mr.. Henry
Smith and Miss Stella Akin, Mr..
Herbert Feis of the State Depart
ment. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lipp-
mann, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Burl-
ing and Mr.. Coleman Jennings.
Among the lovely girls who ushered
each new arrival to his seat and
persuaded him to buy a program
for the cause" were Miss Elizabeth
standardization, in moss green
crepe; Miss Mary Churchill Mat
thews. in black net with white
pique at the collar and short sleeves,
and Miss Pat Baker, in white with
gold trim.
Evening star., 1941-05-13
Hulls Are Hosts
To Argentine
Minister

The Secretary OF State and
Mrs. Cordell Hull will entertain
at dinner this evening in honor
of the Argentine Minister of For
eign Affairs, Senor Enrique Ruiz
Guinazu and Sonora de Ruiz
Guinazu, who are in Washington
for a short visit.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs
and Sonora de Ruiz Guinazu ar
rived in New York a few days
ago and were met by the Argen-
tine Ambassador and Sonora de
Espil, who came to Washington
with them yesterday. The visitors
are accompanied by their three
daughters, the Senoritas Celina,
Maria Luisa and Carmen Ruiz
Guinazu, who will be the guests
of honor at dinner this evening
of Mr.. and Mrs. Randall H. Hag-
ner, jr., son-in-law and daughter
of Sonora de Espil. The young
peoples party will be given at
the Chevy Chase Club and the
Secretary of State and Mrs. Hull
will entertain at the Carlton.
Evening star., 1941-05-13
Miss Helene Klotz
Will Be Married
To Mr.. BOOthe

Col. and Mrs. Herbert Klotz of
st. Moritz, Switzerland, and the
Carlton House, New York, have
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Helene Klotz,
to Mr.. Gardner Lloyd Boothe. jr.,
of New York, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gardner Lloyd Boothe of Alex
andria, Va.
Miss Klotz was educated in
Germany and Switzerland and
studied art at the National
Gallery in London. Mr.. Boothe
was graduated from st. James
School in Maryland, and attended
Trinity college, Hartford, Conn.
He is a member of the Racquet
and Tennis Club of New York and
affiliated with an insurance
brokers firm their.
The wedding will take place
June IT in st. James Protestant
Episcopal Church in New York,
and the ceremony will be per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. Horace w.
B. Donegan.
A small reception at the Ritz
Carlton will follow.
Evening star., 1941-05-13

Marine Band and Sailors
Add Color to Scene.
The party was strictly an Ameri-
can party with the brightly dressed
players of the Marine Band giving
stirring music from the terrace and
sailors of the United States Navy
and the Coast Guard taking tickets
at the gate and otherwise assisting
about the estate. The long tea
tables bearing delicacies enjoyed in
the late afternoon were laid on the
sunporch where punch was served.
Each table had clusters of gay spring
blossoms in the center and was pre-
sided over by hostesses prominent in
Capital society.
Mrs. Gilbert H Grosvenor was
accompanied by Mrs. Henry Howard
of Boston, who founded the Marine
Library Association, and came to
Washington for the benefit which
inaugurated book week in the Capt.
tai. Admiral and Mrs. Harold r.
Stark, the commandant of the
Coast Guard and Mrs. Russell
Waesche, the chief of the Maritime
Commission, and Mrs. Emory Land,
Mr.. Lyman Beecher Stowe, great
grandson of Harriet Beecher Stowe.
and numerous others we're there to
help the cause.
Theater Performance Draws
Distinguished Audience.
The audience at the National
Theater for the event to aid Britain
was representative of all circles of
society. From the British Embassy
were the Minister and Mrs. Nevil
Butler who had with them Lady
Lindsay, wife of his Britaanic
majesty's former Ambassador, and
Miss Irene Boyle.
Mrs Kermit Roosevelt, moving
spirit behind the organization of
Young America Wants to Help, was
present to enjoy the success of the
benefit. With her were Senator and
Mrs. Claude Pepper and Brig. Gen.
Edwin M. Watson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lucius Wilmerding, jr, also were
there. Mrs. Wilmerding, who is
head of the Washington branch of
the group, wore striking Chinese
red dinner gown and long match
ing coat.
Secretary Perkins Attends
With British Contingent.
The Secretary of Labor, Miss
Frances Perkins, was with a group
from the British contingent in the
Capital. Among them was DR.. John
Maynard Keynes of the British
Treasury, who has just arrived in
this country on a special mission.
His attractive Russian-bo wife was
also in the party. Regal Mrs. George
Hewitt Myers was there, in black
Evening star., 1941-05-13
Plans Made
For POhick
Lawn Party
Committee Heads
Are Luncheon
Guests Today

Final plans for the Pohick lawn
party and church fair to be held at
the Mount Vernon boulevard estate
of Judge and Mrs. John w. Price
Saturday, were to be made at
luncheon meeting today. The chair
men and members of the various
committees were to be the guests of
the Prices at a picnic meeting IN
the gardens of Grandview on the
Potomac, 7 miles south of Alex
andria where the lown party will
be held.
The Committee on Contributions
for the party is composed of the
entire vestry of Pohick Church and
Mrs. Stewart Lambert as chairman.
Other assistants are Mrs. E. H.
Allen, Mr.. Walter Dinsmore, Mrs.
John w. Brookfield, Mrs. John w.
Price, Mrs. John Curtin Runkle.
wife of the rector of the church;
Mr.. Rodman Smith, Mr.. James
Horn, Mr.. William NJ Kabler, Miss
Nellie hewitt and Judge John w.
Price.
Members of Other
Committees Named.
Mrs. Herbert r. Haar is chairman
of publicity, and members OF her
committee are Mrs. Harvey Clapp,
Mrs. Carey Hill, Mrs. Wallace Daw-
son, Mrs. Phyllis Badger, Miss Peg
Williams, Mrs. L. L. Dolph. Mrs.
Stewart Lambert and Mr.. William
M. Kabler.
A number of debutantes and sub
debs" from Alexandria, Fairfax, and
Washington are forming a commit
tee under Mrs. Herbert r. Haar to
assist at the party. They are Misses
Frances Van Keuren, Helen Shaf-
ford, Rebecca Owen, Virginia and
Marjorie Clapp, Sara Ann and Hazel
Nevitt, Edith Lane of Fort Belvoir,
Jean and Virginia Duvall, Jean
Barnes. Jacqueline and Ella Lee
Vincent, Fairfax and Ann Frances
Haar. Peg Williams, Martha and Sue
Roberts, Sara Pulley, Anne Violet,
GLADYS Aycock, Frieda Logan, Emily,
Felicia and Marian White, Mary
Murphy, Nancy and Lorraine Dove
and Roberta Rose.
Misses Harriet, Ida Wood and
Anna Bryant Hill, daughters OF MI.
and Mrs. Malcolm Westcott Hill OF
Alexandria are included in the group
and other assistants are Misses
Mary Stuart Price, Mary Belts,
Jacuueline Wilkinson, Randolph
Richardson, Aschah Dorsey, Yvonne
Perrin, Sybella Clayton, Alice Inger-
soil, Mary Lane Macatee, Mary Anne
Ferrandou, Marcia OBrien, Anne
Lippincott, Virginia Gault and
Audrey Cowan.
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Mrs. Charles White
Gives Luncheon

Mrs. Charles Stanley White
was hostess today at luncheon,
entertaining the members of the
Leesburg Garden Club at the
Sulgrave Club. DR.. and Mrs.
White have a summer home on
the mountain near Leesburg, DR..
Whites old home. The Garden
Club is planning its annual
flower show Thursday, June 5. at
Belmont, home of Former Sec
retary of War and Mrs. Patrick
Jay Hurley, near Leesburg.
The annual flower show raises
money for the maintenance of
the small county hospital at
Leesburg which the Garden Club
had aided for 25 years.
Evening star., 1941-05-13
ENJOYS Postpone
Reception for
ROOseVeltS

The reception in honor of the
President and Mrs. Roosevelt
which the Ambassadors, Minis
ters and Charge d'Affaires of the
Latin American republics planned
for tomorrow evening has been
postponed.
The hosts, having learned OF
the Presidents indisposition and
wishing to avoid the possibility
of any further strain on him,
suggested that the reception be
postponed until the President re-
cuperates. The suggestion was
accepted.
Evening star., 1941-05-13
Chairmen Named
For Civic Theater
Tea Dance

The tea dance to be given for
the benefit of the Washington
Civic Theater at Hotel 2400 next
Tuesday afternoon will have Mr..
H. Harland Crowel, jr., and Mr..
Douglass Titus as chairman and
vice chairman of the Mems Floor
Committee.
Their assistants will be the
Messrs. John M. Arlington, Alfred
S. Baer, jr.; Judson Bowles, J.
Monroe Hunter, jr.; j. Conway
Hunt, Rufus Johnson, Frederick
Mechlin. Robert L. Parsons, Edgar
Prochnik, jr., and Robert Woods.
Evening star., 1941-05-13
Miss Kibbey to Wed
MIR. WOltz SATURDAY.

The wedding of Miss Barbara
Clarkson Kibbey, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Worthington Kib-
bey, and Mr.. George william Woltz,
son of Mrs. Edna Woltz, will take
place Saturday evening at st. Paul's
Lutheran Church, Connecticut ave-
nue. and Everett streets NV. at 8
o'clock. The Rev. DR.. Henry Snyder
will officiate.
The wedding was postponed from
April 10 due to the illness of the
bride
Evening star., 1941-05-13
Envoy Entertains

The Ecuadoran Ambassador and
Sonora de Alfaro have as their
guests at the Mayf1ower Hotel the
former Secretary of War of Ecuador,
Gen. Francisco de la Tore Gomez,
and Sonora de Gomez.
Evening star., 1941-05-13
Visited Irvington

Mrs. Ernest Humphrey Daniel has
returned from a week end spent at
Irvington, her former home IN the
Tidewater section of Virginia. She
went there to attend the 50th an
niversary celebration of the Bap-
tist Church at Irvington.
Evening star., 1941-05-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard j. Cliff
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Evelyn Louise Cliff,
to Mr.. Nicholas T. Howard. The
wedding will take place Friday, June
20, in the Brooklyn Baptist Church
at Sixteenth and Monroe streets
NE
La gaceta., 1941-10-25

ciniSmo, su maravilloso don de
f~ingimiento.
FL hombre mas bueno y mas
recto del smundo, la mujer mas
santa y mas pura, acusados de
un crimen. de un hecho mons
truoso, No Sc sabrlan defender,
no encontrarian las palabras pa
teticas, los gestos, qas Attitudes
nj Ell arte inimitabie que saben
encontrar estos seres de infer
no en- los instances de peligro.
Por suerte para Gustavo de
la Gandara ell encargado del pro
ceso era un hombre ducho Y ex-
perto, que conocia perfectamen-
te todas las anagazas Y las astu-
ciss de los criminales empeder-
nidos.
Ell digno magistrate tenia Ia
seguridad de que Eulalia era la
culpable.
Pero como de las Neclaracio-
mes que iba hacienda Ia acusa-
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.Mahana Sc v~enficara el scgundo
desafio de la seie intersocial

lures tienen bien preparados
sus bates y vigorizsdos los bra.
EOS.
Ell gordito Joe Domingo, di.
rector de la novena de la Unto
ne, pondra a Babe" Fernan
dez, 81 aprecia cue este Sc haIa
listo para la alta mission. 81 des-
cubre alg1n punto dE5il en- ell
Babe, antes de las dos y me-
dia de la tarde del domingo, en-
tonces recurrira al dueho de la
lecheria, al "~reformado" pitch
er Capitano. Aconsejado pOr O.
mis-, ell joven italiano ha mejo-
RADIO mucho en- 10 que a "con-
trol' atane.
Los peritos recomiendan que
no Sc hagan apuestas, de modo
que los nervios mo Sc paSen dc
Ia Inca,
Contara las pelotas en- ell
home, ell appreciate bombero
White.
Atuaran en- las bases otros
dos ,aballeros del 'poder judi
La gaceta., 1941-10-25

Tienen preparadas todas sus
baterias a~sturianos y garibaldi-
nos para Ell partido de mahana
domingo, en- ell parque Cuscad-
en-, por los mas altos honOres de
la Liga Intersocial.
Faustino Casares, ell ccmpe-
tente dire-4or dc la novena de-
Centre de la avenida Nebraska,
ha entrenado rigurosa imente a
sus muchachos y cuidado como
"nihos lindos" a sus pitohers
PinieEla y Longval.
Despues de consular con su
estado mayor, Faustino ha re-
suelto que suba a la "lomita' y
desde ella lance sus rectas y cur
vas. las mejores y mas sutiles
del "escaparate", ell siempre a.
mabla y modesto Piniela,
Ell joven "serpentinero" de
los ASSURES, sencillo y ef.2iente,
.uenta con la simpatia de cast
todos los fanatics,
Para ayudar a Piniella los as
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los TERRIERS Sc TRAGA
RON A LOS GENERATES

Jacksonville, Octubre 25.-lEl
"once' del institute Robert E.
9e fu6 derrotado aver por ell
"team" del institute Hillsbor-
ough, de Tampa, con anotaci6n
dc 8 puntos pOr 0.
Tres veces los generates" a.
VI dzaron profundamente en- ell
tepritorio de los v~isitantes pc
re no lOgraron anOtar.
Fu6 la cuarta derrota conse-
cutiva del Lee, que acumul6 235
yardas contra 1863 del HILLSIDE
rough, e hizo IA "first downs"
contra solo seis los tampenos.
Harry Kerr, librandose de to
Gos los que lie salian al encuen-
tro, corri6 SO yardas y pas6 la
meta con ell bal6n de los Ter :
riers.
Tommy Dixon estuvo a puntc
de pasar la meta del Hillsbor
ough, pero Glenn Darlington Il
derribo a tempo.
Greco anot6 ell punto que 81
gui6 al avance y triunfo d
Kerr.
Jugaron por los vencedore
Touchton, Banks, Sinardi, A
dams, Huerta, Tompkins, Gar
cia, Kerr, Fernandez y Barrin
ton.
La gaceta., 1941-10-25
OPOR1ES
LAS VENICE
RON A LOS TIGRES DE
A
FL Minute de Ia Sensation

0bedeciendo al pie de la letra
las instrucciones de Jimmy
Hughes, su coach, las Pante-
ras de Plant vencieron anoche,
en- Phillips Field, a los tigres de
la feliz y cofiada ciudad de Or
lando.
Preserciaron e. parti3o, gri-
tando y aplaudiendo a su gusto,
mas de 1000 espectadores. Mil
de eNos vinieron acompanando
a los "tigres", que las panteras
sUpieron convertir en- gatitos.
La anotaci6n final fue de 10
puntos por Is, Ia diferencia de
un touchdown.
En- ell cuarto periodic los "vi-
sitantes "soltaron ell loco" y a
notaron, empatando.
Entonces las Panteras Sc Ian
aaron detras de los "audaces'..
Mudhos 'fieles" Sc marcharon
y al salir decian: I'm empate.,
I'm empate... mala suerte.
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LOS JESTJITAS CONTRA Ell
SAN PABLO

Manana domingo, a las $3.50
de la tarde, jugara ell "once' de
los Jesuitas, en- Phillips Field.
con ell team San Pablo, de Pc
tersburg.
Cr5ese que no podran iugaI
por los locales, per hallarse las
timados, Tom Littleton y Bob
Abbott.
Buscan los Jesuitas su pri
mera victoria de la temporada
La semana pasada fueron 'apa
bullado' por Ell Sarasota. Con ell
Palmetto empataron, IA puntos
por IA.
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clOn.
|i0h, que infamiA L.. lYo
no he matado a nadiel... Use me
quiere coaccionar, con amena-
zas Y haciendome temer ell pre-
si9io para toda la vida! iPues
ben Que Sc me condene &c una
vez. Estoy dispuesta a sufrirlo
TODD cGn paciencia Y con resig-
naci6n; pero yo soy inOcente.
iMis manos estan limpias de
sangre!
Diciendo este extendi6 sus
manos blancas, mitidas, un po-
co lfvidas, pero todavia bellas,
manos de gran DANA que hizo
siempre un Quito de su propia
belleza.
Lo que desespera de los gran
des c%riminales, 10 que desorien-
ia de estas gentes nacidas para
el NAL y la TRACTION y para vivir
y triunfar en- medic de todas
las miserias, IS su aplomo,, su
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Pero los de Palma Celia EXTRA
ron por San Rafael, Sc metieron
por San Jose Y pasaron la meta.
conquistando la victoria y ha-
ci6ndose dignos de la ovaci6n
que les fuera tributada
Los de Orlando metieron a su
animal en- la "jaula', no lie die.
ron de conner y Sc marcharon,
Daba unos rugidos... que hacia
llorar a los pedruscos de la orr
LA del rio.
Los touchdown" de Plant
fueron anotados por Wayne,
Que cruz6 la meta dos veces, y
Baldwin. Wynne di6 un punto
extra.
Hoequista anot6 los dos de los
visitantes, hacienda Bats ell
punto adicional.
Plant.........-.......6 0 6-19
Orlando .......0 0 7-13
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Spurgeon Cherry, mentor dc
los tampehos, us6 como sustitu-
tos a Santos, Greco, Johnson.
Delisle, Miranda, Reina, Wads.
worth, Lorenzo y Thomas.
Jugaron por Ell institute dc
Jacksonville, Davis, Ryan Hol-
land, Colvin, Eagerton, Miles.
Houser, Notes, Dixon, MaCrea
y Hills; substitutes, Lewis, Nh
Rea, Chance, Feldman, Eaten.
Drew, Pomar, Spalding Fielder
y Lofberg.
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de cordero herido:
|Gracias, Eulalia, gracias,
Eulalita! l..
81; listed podra salir de a.
qui inmediatamente-sigui6 d.
ciendo ell juez-; pero con una
condici6n.
-iCual?
la de que me comunicara
a mi, enviandolas al juzgado,
las sehas de su nuevo domicilio,
y que estara a la disposition de
Ia Ley en- TODD momento.
Joaquina y Eulalia cambiaron
una mirada interrogante.
-Pero Is que. Uni pOdre re-
sidir en- nuestra casa del paseo
de Rosales?
-Esa casa va no pertenece a
su sonora
@Ah, no?
mo, sonora. Hace varios
dfas que la hemOs confiscado.
Eulaha, que sufria horrible.
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uni yo he matado al banQue.
70, nj esta mujer es otra cosa
que una mujer honrada, a la
que Sc tiene detenida iniusta-
mentel La sonora Cares no tie
ne NADIA en- absolute que yer con
mis- asuntos.
icon ninguno de ellos?-in
terrog6 ell juez.
Con ninguno-contest6 Eu
lalia.
Joaquina sinti6 un immense a
livio.
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mente oyendo esas palabras del
Juez, extendio la diestra.
Sc la veia sufrir de un modo
e~spantoso.
En- su alma debia desarrollar-
Sc una de esas batallas sordas,
calladas, que a wees destrozan
ell coraz6n.
I'll Juez comprendi6 por su IL
videz, por los relampagos de
augusta Y de ira que pasaban
slternativamente por sus pupil
las. que iba a decir algo impor-
tante.
81, algo importante iba a de-
cir.
Pero.. 5que?...
Tia confession lei crimen? g..
FL remordimiento, la imagen
del asesineto, esa constante evo-
caci6n del delito que constituye
la tortura de todos los grandes
crminales, que les persigue en-
Ia sOledad de Ia zelda, Ihabia
La gaceta., 1941-10-25

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