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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
Mis Young 10 erssrssir
~ Breakfast

Far alss Auflsl aaeaonsis cha
sill nssan hssams the hftste n NJ
James Weller VIII. Als~ Fsanes<
Ann Young. daughter ~ NJ sna
1fs y. = Yaang. viii sntsst4ln
a. = ~ o'sleek breakfast nsxf sfs.
aay ~ tbs cpssntry slah sustsxs
- hsF parents
Hhs has asked shossf 70 friends
n attsna the affair. @hlsh i ae<
- bet - Hay events nanerinx
this popsllaf bride fasb<. only
daughter "a NJ ard Ms. =. r.
Macdonald
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
EntertdinS
Visitor
Miss Anderson Is Hostess
For Sister-in-lew

The cool setting of the gar
den of her parents home on
North | st. was chosen by Miss
Margaret Anderson for her
luncheon Saturday at which
she honored her sister-ln-law,
Mrs. Arthur r. Anderson OF
Boston. here for the summer
with her husband. On Thurs
dav Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
are flying East and will make
their new home in Philadel-
phia.
Miss Anderson and her brother
are the daughter and son of Mr..
and Mrs. Eiyind Anderson.
After luncheon. charmingly
served at small tables. decorated
with garden flowers and a gar
denia corsage for each guest, the
guest Of honor spoke informally
Of her experiences IN Germany
during the 10 months her husband
was with an engineering firm
there
Present at the party were Mrs.
Fivind Anderson. who also assist
ID her daughter. Mrs Peter Han
sen. an aunt Of the hostess, and
Mrs. Hansens daughter, Mrs. Rich
ard Cook Of Puyallup. Mrs. Donald
Shaw. Miss Elizabeth Moner. Miss
Ann SIobel. Mrs. Frank Wright,
Miss Grace Van Vechten and Mrs.
Byron Forman
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Dr.. and Mrs. Beach Entertain
Friends from Yakima

Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Moren oil
Yakima arrived on Friday to be
guests Of Or. and Mrs. Robert
Reach at their charming new home
at the Country club. That eve
ming their host and hostess IN
vited few friends IN for an IN
formal evening.
They are being Joined on Sat
urday for the remainder Of the
weekend by the Morens' daugh-
ter Miss Peggy. coming from
Seattle. and Mrs Beachs SON
Ensign Whitson Jones, now on
active duty in Seattle.
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Musicale
August II
Mr.. and Mrs. rsylof Plan
informal Open House

An unusual evening 10 In
store for the persons who call
At the home Of Dir. and Mira.
Harry Taylor on Sunday eve
ming. August ~. The young
host and hostess, ardent mu-
steal enthusiasts. have an ex-
tenaive collection of recordings
and have planned an informal
concert for Interested persons.
extending a particular invita-
ton 10 service men If the
nearby army posts.
The program all begin st
: o'clock.
rfansefipiinns Whleh have n~sn
chosen Tor ths nesaalsn include
-roecaia IN a naJaf Navarro
rsaBsaa" fpanna Espanolal
frst+tsst sf.fattsf. Navarro
Piano solo Jbss tiufhi
Ia csthsdfais Knslontis
t+ssttss.ssst..ssst. p.bsIs.Y
raaD f1aae Dust
Jacques Pray ard Mare IitagKlotti
rrYshs Adio apishassfs lThgu
Hast spread rhY Wlngsl
...tst.s.4.s. Lucia uoalEsiti
Dust Mltb Chorus
saalzmino eiEii. kzls Pima
iaoias = i1ss DEATH li.lsbsutodi
Tristan and Isolde s. Wagner
Kristen F1aastaa
Hulanhlidss Rattle Cry. fNs
HeiSsfs sstfsttt wagner
Kristen Fiagatad
symphony ~ = Minor
ftsfsfsfssH Cesar Ffanf =
Fsiiaaslpnla synphoey
HtuseSakl essndl4etina
hhspsssiie .ssfsft.sss pskessa
A ssfsnads IN VAN nFshus
LaiKa TetsAxxlni
= Efas tss.tattss+ss. E9Asrt
Lslina Tstfakxini
itahan songs ~ TIA fTth and
isth csaiufi~s EEls Finza
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
Practical Nurses Plan
Annual Picnic

t'lsres County pfsasiesl nurses
ali gather Toe thsls snnusi plsnss
al sbe ne~ plenle gFounds a. fssint
usfi2nse II . a'etosk. Ala "a
supper etli ~ served ~ tns ssn.
mlttss Al practical ansns. ana
tbssf friends 4ss invited
Tho~~ elanHin9 ~ sttsnd are
requested 70 can Nfa fsu~pa
wsfss a. broadway seIe act lsler
iran Monday fof ee.srvaslens. sna
- nftnx theif s~n sTesa snd
ssistsr aaa - ma e.svas
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Pastel phlux IA . whltx pattsrv
ho~a fisnksa y pastel ssn<s<A
s~ntsssa ths tshl~ II ths ate ~sr-
per houf. Iaassisissi lsss tapped
~ $50 lnve nrsls s.t.s~a 10 the az
tssrsiveusss ~ me ~slsnx
aus.ss lneisa~a Ms f.sxlus
lisllneFs Al<- rsaFnthy nssw.
ais. Ffsnsss asssnsasFs M .sl.
ist rasrrtf. Miss Kiisa uaFf-.
Ms Hsstrtes viksu. al.= Fsaf-
ems AsI.sss as.s rlzl<s fsal<r..
slss psse rh~ap~rn sra ne
Fns-s ~ saanF
rhs party fes .hiss usss Me-
Lear art Nj. TAnmp-as ess~
sn.te-<<s "a ssvsa q he lee~ir
nay Island sunns - NJ. sas Nh.
f.@es : Melissa. p>f~ass n NJ
afI.saa
Fsvuss ~ hftstx< pisy~ss sssfv
- ths sesnsnE. ~sns n Miss fss~t
Hnnhlns ara Mrs Lsels1. uslf=srs.
i-stsr packet ~ nosss tl-s wfts
hius glhhaa go presented -
me bride. tnn ~ sash nale rfvinx
hlnt .s n shsFe . sna~sf ssfs
ses hsaaeu
A lsss supper falleu~a rsat~ss
lnE TBS Esbis go . twa-tlsf~.i
wedding esss. topped ~ mlriss
iufs bridal psls. saeiFrlesf ~
wreath n pink sisainls AMI fi.nk.
81 ~ plnh tspefs
Those invited wsrs NFs Lnaius
lisllh~fa Mrs. Walter Fs~estt.
nFs William ascissvs. Mrs. Nor.
TIM Afnaid ana the Ml~~~s ahiFisy
scatt. Sarah lane fioyas. p.sasny
Hha~ Frances aummsfs asfY
Hssssai Frances rssr. M.fs~ Auls
nEsn. Deborah wsne Jsaet Isnn-
asHs rsgay Goodman siafst
f'sslsnn. stst0fis nsnses. nettY
iissinn. Mary Airs. Essnees cfsi<.
tslillsa Aatisnn. slens unsssfssfs
and ths hsn"f Ensst
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IL. and Mrs. O'Rourse 70
Be Guests Here

Arriving on Saturday 10 he the
weekend house guests u Miss
Barbara Bonnell At the home Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G p
Bonnsll. will he Lieut.. and Mrs
Carroll Kenneth ORourke. who
are motoring up from Portland
They will he among the numerous
out-of-the-citv guests al the dance
Miss Amy Lou Murray and her
sister. Miss Ann Murray. are Civ
ing at MADEIRA. the spacious home
Of their parents. Mr. and Mrs
Lowell T Murray. on Saturday
evening II will honor Miss Muriel
Macdonald and her fiance. Mr.
James Weller VIII who are 10 be
married Aug. so. and Miss Mary
Jean Morris. the hetrothed Of
Lieut.. Henry G.. Walker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
Nuptials to Be Read
In Tacoma September 4
Brde-Eleei Feted az University Union Club Friday
Afternoon az Party Given by Mrs Finniesn

Al shower given her honor BY Mrs Maurice s Fnni
gan Friday afternoon the University Union club. Miss
Valerie Gene Cruver announced Sept the date for her
marriage To Mr. Oliver C. Soares Of Honolulu. The Rev.
Harold Long will perform the ceremony IN the Emmanuel
Presbyterian church 5 80 in the evening
Miss Cruvers maid honor will be Miss Rachel Soares
sister Of the brdegroom-tobe and her bridesmaids will
clude Mrs Harold Heisermsn. Mrs. Walter Hertzman Of
Seattle Miss Isabelle Hopkins of Montana and Mrs Maurice
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Tiicombs 10 Entertain at
LARGE Dinner Party

Among the dinners preceding
the Murray dancing party satnr-
dav evening will he the affair Tor
about 20 which Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Rodman Titcomh are planning at
the Tacoma Country and Coli
Sluh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
Pioneers 10 Hold
Annual Picnic Aug. u

AcClesry Pioneers vii hold
their annual picnic - the rustic
bridge IN Point Defiance PARK
Aug y. Luncheon - planned for
one o'eiocx eith ne organization
furnishing The coffee.
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Engagement and Wedding
Date Is Announced

Mr. ard Mrs. A. J kettsf. 81
s0zs - sprzKye. annOuncs me
engagement u their daughter
Miss Bonnie fsonns. - Mr. Ray
rnOnd Hermess. cor u NJ ard
Mrs. q , Hsrmess The Nsddinx
0il b. an event Of early October.
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Close Home for
Summer Season

Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Boyle
and their daughters. Mary Jane
and Eleanor Margaret. and their
sons. Billy. Jimmy and Jackie, are
closing their summer home AZ
Spring Beach on Vsshon ISLAND
where they have been since early
June. and returninE N Tacoma
this weekend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
Child Welcomed 81 Kenneth
Croc.er Home

NJ and Mrs Kenneth "
Croc ksr. 30 No Tacoma ave are
beng federated on me birth n
their first child. = daughter. Aug.
l. At Tacoma General hospital
Mrs. Croker vas formerly Miss
Donna White. The bshy's grand
mother Is Mrs. n. {. White
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
August II Set FOR
Dorcss Society Picnic

Dofcas society ~ m Ffraf IL
thsfan church - having = r.fnIe
~ Point Defiance PARK ~ E -
p rioC< AuF - Thoae attending
are - BRING their 0fn table
ssfs1cs
Ms Emuv EVsnson. prssidsnt
n the societY hza askfd Ma
lnErio Ekbsrg 10 - supper chair
man. assisted ~ Miss Lillian Ssi-
son. Mr. Carl D.etz and Mrs.
William sfaneer. The picnic vii
take place Just beyond the log
post office.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Rslph
Parents Of FRS, Dssahis,

Wafd ssa nssH received frsu N
a1afh ~ ths birth ~ fheif first
asbf q asagnisf. - ~ saa Me-
Porter . gsipa fgilxsbsfh aafau.
sisoaI. formerly n faeona. ~
a0N - san Dassa Ths besy hAs
sesn naus1 sharon Lss
Grandparents srs NJ ! A
ssrniis ison - Tacoms. ard NJ and
AFa Dudley Ralph u s4n Disgo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
Return from Fortnight
On Hood Cana

Dr.. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy
and their two children, Patrlcla
and Thomas. have Just returned
70 their home IN Tacoma from
nleasant vacation fortnight spent
at Stetson on Hood Canal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
T axe Vows
Saturday
Miss Gallagher Becomes
Bride OF Mr.. Champagne

In the quaint setting Of
Holy Cross Catholic church on
Saturday morning At half
after nine o'clock. Miss Mar
garet Gallagher. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Manus Gala
CHER. became the bride Of Mr..
Vernon F. Champagne. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Champagne.
Vows were repeated before
nuptial mass celebrated by the
Rev. Martin Duggan in a set
ting of palms, gladioli and
other summer flowers. Tall
tapers lighted the lovely scene.
Mr.. Arthur Brown played the
organ music and Miss Anne Nc
Neil sang Ave Maria and "Pants
Angelieus" during the ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She wore a smartly
styled wedding gown of traditional
slipper satin with long tapering
sleeves and sweetheart neckline.
The bodice was made on princess
lines with buttons down the back.
The long full skirt terminated in
a long train over which the court
length veil of double illusion was
arranged. II was held in place by
a pearl headpiece On prayer
book which belongs to her mother
she carried white orchids.
Miss Nora Gallagher was her
sisters maid of honor and wore a
smell pink gown with lace top and
full net skirt, made with sweet
heart neckline. She carried gar
deniss and glsdioli in her bouquet
which was tied with ribbon match
ing her dress. In her hair was a
dainty wreath of the same flowers
Also attending the bride were
another sister. Miss Sally Gallag-
her. and Miss Georgina Burcar.
who were dressed alike in blue
marquisette styled with full skirts.
sweetheart necklines and three
quarter length sleeves. Their flow
ers were also gardenias and ela-
doll and they also had matching
coronets Of fresh blossoms in their
hair.
Mr.. Robert r. Brown was the
best man and the ushers were Mr..
Owen F Gallagher. brother of the
bride. and Mr.. Clarence Cham
payne. brother Of the bridegroom.
Guests were received after the
wedding at the Gallagher home.
Mrs. Gallagher received in blue
print dress with a corsage of gar
denias and roses and the bride
groom's mother also wore q gar
denia and rose corsage with her
pink gown.
The collation. table was covered
with lace cloth and centered with
Maltese cross wedding cake.
lighted by white tapers. Mrs. o. :.
Gallagher and Mrs. J. r. Hughes
poured at the reception and Mrs
William Brady Helen Honvlez1
cut the wedding cake Assisting
also were Mrs Ed Gallagher Miss
Mary Agnes Gallagher. Miss Carol
Zigler. Miss Helen and Miss Mer-
cede- Mcdonald. and Miss Kay
Henvlez
For travelling the bride donned
brown knit dress With beige fox
trimmed coat and brown acces-
SORES On her coat sh. wore white
orchids
After short motor trip tn
couple will be al home in Vancou-
yer. Wash
The bride was graduated from
Stadium high school and she - a
member Of Tacoma chapter Of
Alpha lota sorority and Cardinal
club. Her husband vas graduated
from Beiiarmine hign school and
attended Gonzsga university and
st Martins college RE too = a
member Of Cardinal club.
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Miss 1.ast ana Miss Patty "a.
hlns ~ fsfptan. Mas are INA
wssk.snd House ssssx,s ~ Mr. ard
Mfs Mint DAVIS ct thefF Aoms
AZ tina Tseoms caunffy etnbs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-11
Mr.. and Mrs. Zs.fsehs
A. Home IN EIlsnsbufa

NJ and Mrs.. kdsneAd Zs' Gas he
fgierA ifiiliaf3f. snssss marriage
as a. sTsni - fnlY - sss nos
81 hams - fhstf ftisnsts n Eilsfss
tssfR
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Your Postmaster can tell sou
how 70 invest In u. 8 Defense
Bonds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Milk Mixture For
Stomach Ulcers

A recent medical discovery now
being used by doctors and hos
pitfalls everywhere has proven un.
usually successful in the treatment
of stomach ulcers caused from
excess acid. II is n harmless prepare
ton vet So effective that In many
cases the pains Of stomach ulcers dis
appear almost Immediately after II is
used Also recommended for gas pains.
Iindi gestion and heartburn due to hyper
acidity. Sufferers may now try this at
home by obtaining n bottle OF Lurin
from their druggist. Lurin contains this
new discovery in its purest form Easy
to take. Just mix two teaspoOnfuls in
half glass Of. milk Costs hut little
and sold under an absolute guarantee
that it must satisfy or money refunded.
.Iurin for sale hv Cunningham and drug
stores everywhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
McCrea Ready to Speak
For. Himself ut Graft Trial

c. Wilcox and Carl Staebler. head
of the civil division in the Wilcox
regime.
Arguments in defense of James
DeFalco and Sam Gross alleged
bawdy house operators. were de-
hvered today by their attorney.
Harry Nelson. Nelson said there
had been no testimony that Gross
paid any protection graft. He said
DeFalSo had been identified only
as an errand boy for Anglo Sea-
duto. who allegedly paid off TO
operate bawdy house.
Bertha Johnson. accused of pay
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

The seasons popular materials for suits skirts
other items of apparel Firsts, and irregulars of SOC
and darker plain shades.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
OBJECTION UPHELD

Special Prosecutor O'Hara OBJ
iected and the court upheld the
objection. ScmetkU shrugged his
shoulders. smiled and said TO the
jury:
well, that takes care of
Spolansky."
Semetko then went into the
irregularities IN payotf amounts
testified TO by Pines He said
Pines had testified that So was
paid off on each slot machine and
yet the totals introduced in court
couldn't be divided by eight.
Semetko then attacked Bernard
A. McGrath. former undersheriff
and a state witness, saying:
"He knew l had four or five
machines In the county. Why
shouldn't he. He sat through
the examination and heard Pines
talk about IL.
From the witness stand
told you I was in the plnball
business and put in slot ma
chimes where i could get away
with IL. I met Pines in 1897.
after being summoned by his
phone call. He told me the
mobs were going to take over.
I gave him money. Every one
OF YOU would do the same thing
under the same circumstances.
I didn't want my home bombed
or my family interfered with.
HE ASKS WHY
81 am accused of being In q
conspiracy, hut why should I
have worked against the men !
am supposed to be conspiring
with? ."
II had been brought out that
Semetko worked for O'Hara when
he ran unSucceSsfully for prose-
cutor in 1896. Semetko then con-
cluded:
"Mr. O'Hara believes me. He
knows 1 am telling the truth. l
received my draft questionable
and to the question asked: Have
YOU ever been convicted Of
felonys' you don't know how
happy I am to have been able
to answer no" ] know you be-
lIeve me and l know You will
bring in a verdict of not guilty"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Der tina Johnson's
] Counsel Says She
Operated Hotel

Former Prosecutor Duncan c.
McCrea was expected to address
the county graft conspiracy trial
jury in hsi own behalf as the trial
sped toward its conclusion today.
He will be followed by attor-
neys for former Sheriff Thomas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
DETROIT EVENING TIMES GpHoNE CHERRY $500

ing protection for operating a
large Hamtramck disor erly
house, was defended by Arthur
Willard, who said that his client
was engaged in a legitimate bust
ness. He said she knew of no
payoff connected with her opera
tons and said that she was a
businesswoman interested in an
automobile sales agency. finance
company and a cafe. Willard said
the alleged bawdy house was a
hotel.
One of the highlights Of the
trial was the final argument yes
terday of Joe Semetko, charged
with being the "slot machine king"
OF Lochmoor and the east side OF
the county.
Because Semetko was not salts
fled with any other attorneys the
state was willing 10 assign him.
he has acted as his own counsel
and made a moving plea 10 the
jury TO free him. He explained 10
Judge Earl {. Pugsley. the jury
and the packed court room, that
he had composed his argument in
about Is minutes late at night,
after picking up a few tips from
listening TO other arguments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
LIKE FOOTBALL PLAYER

Semetko, tall and husky, look
ing like football player, took his
stance in front of the jury box
and laid a small notebook on the
rail in front of him. But he looked
at it seldom, having his argument
He said:
II am pleading my own case
not because of my ego, but
rather u Is because was uB-
able to pay counsel. If I appear
nervous. and I am. or IL seem
to be at a loss for words, II IL
because IL Is the first time l
have made a speech.
81 haven't the power OF per-
suasion Of Thomas kenney tas-
sistant attorney general or the
legal knowledge Of the prosecu-
tor Especial Prosecutor Chester
p. O'Hara). All I have is the
facts and they are the truth.
"Kenney II one of the greatest
misinterpreters Of facts that
have heard. This horse that he
put me on yelling Hi no Silver
from River Rouge TO Lockmoor.
] can just picture myself doing
that. tkenney had picture d
Semetko as one who toured the
county putting slot machines in
establishments
by way OF comparison.
must create a very unfavorable
impression. Block (Sam Block.
alleged collector for the prose-
cutor's office said he didn't
know me. he never saw me. He
told Pines Gus Pines, Self-con-
feSSed collector for the Sheriffs
office I was too small to bother
with. The only place / was in
voived In conspiracy. 30 the
state charges, was in fochmoer.
"SpOlansky Jake Spolansky,
former deputy sheriff and a
witness) said he went TO Stae-
bier about slot machine COM
plants II had two or three
months, I could show SpOlansky
the greatest CRATER"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
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Short Lot Day Items.
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ADVERTISEMENT
La gaceta., 1941-06-24

ba de levantarse, autorizado por
los medicos.
Por suerte, nj don Rodolfo nj
dona Moves tenian Merida algl-
ma.
Los dos ancianos saiieFon 81
encuentro de los pequehos arts
tas, y mientras ell marques aca-
riciaba y Sc interesaba por los
compaheros de Ketty, la mar.
quesa abraz6 a esta, llevandols
hasta un canape del salon, don.
de la hizo sentar a su lado.
|Hija mia-la dijo luego en-
tono de caricia-; gracias POI
tn heroismo Y tn valential Us
schemes que nos has salvado Q
todos la vida!
ii o!-repuso Ketty, rubo.
rizandose.
81, ST, sehoras y sehores-
intervino Ell marques, acercan-
dose al grupo, y dejando de ha-
blair con Tony y con Dick y Nor
La gaceta., 1941-06-24

ma; esta nina, que es a la
que antes aludiamos mi esposa
~ 20, en- nuestro relate, nos ma
salvado la vida, exponiendo la
suya; StG nos recuerdas a noso-
troS, verdad?
Isl, senior, si-contest6 Ket-
ty como un eco.
tie acuerdas de 10 que nos
ocurri6 en- Zaragoza, cuando ha-
blamos contigo en- aquel cafe del
CoSo?
ST, senior, ST. Ustedes me
dijeron q. me fuera con ustedes
que mis- padres eran... mo Sc,
unos parientes suyos!,..
FL marques Y la marQuesa Sc
dirigieron entonces al juz, pa
ra acabar de aclararle 10 ocurri-
do en- la capital de Arag6n.
Tony, Dick y Norma, Sc ente-
raban, con immense asombro, de
10 que lie sucediera en- ZaragoEa
a Ia pObre Ketty.
La gaceta., 1941-06-24
Ell CANCEL SUECO" LUCIA
RIA MANANA

hnuncia la empresa lie Benja
min Field que uno de los HON :
bres mas feos del mundo, ell An.
gel Sueco, un luchador de reco-
pocidos meritos, Sc batira mana
ma por la noche con un estimado
joven local, Bobby Roberts.
Pesa ell gigantic, fec entire 10:
feos, zero no por su gusto, 23S
libras, con una estatura de sci;
res dos pulgadas. Roberts figu.
ra entire los mas habiles lucha
dores de todo ell pals.
Johnny Swensky, Ell eampe6n
del pequeho peso complete, ten
dra de adversario a Ray Sch
wartz, y Abe Yurist Sc enfron :
tara con Leon Censor.
Stanley Pinto, el empresario,
ofrece que Ell primer match en-
pezara a las $50.
La gaceta., 1941-06-24

Ahora Sc explicaban la desa-
parici6n misteriosa de la adora-
ga eompanera, la ausencia mex
pIieable de la pequeha artista, el
suceso hasta ahora envuelto en-
scmbras de aquel terrible des-
pertar de los tres, en- ell interior
del antique furg6n.
iTcdo era la obra de Mon
sieur Renard, del diab6lico e in
fame COgorza!...
Cuando Sc enteraron los COM
paheros de Ketty de que estos
senores, 'inada menos que unos
marqueses p, Sc interesaban Dor
la peQueha artista y eran POGO
menos que sus abuelos, los tres
sintieron una algeria infinita.
I'll juez, iuege de oirlos a to-
dos, habia fallado retirandose
con Ell alguacil y ell escribano:
Bien, senior marques! IL
sas majeres quedaran aquf de-
teniuas, hasta que dispongamos
La gaceta., 1941-06-24
LIGA NACIONAL

Los Dodgers vencieron aver q
los Piratas y acortaron la distan
cia que los separa del primer lu-
gar de la Liga. Fitzsimmons al
CAMEO su decima tercera victoria
consecutive sobre ell Pittsburgh.
Herman Franks, ell catcher re-
cluta de Montreal, fue mandado
a batear de emergencia, por Fit
simmons y dispar6 un jonron,
lganando Ell juego. Klinger fue ell
pitcher v~apuleado y lie relieve
Sullivan. Alfonso Lopez hizo u
ma carrera, en- a wees, pero no
peg6 de hit.
Brooklyn Sc, TN, Be; Pitts :
burg 4c, 7h, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-06-24
PEOCRAMA DE BOXEO EN-.
BENJAMIN FIELD

Esta noche continuara la Ter
cera Fuerza Aerea, en- Benja-
min Field, su torneo de pugi-
lismo. Ha ~preparado ell progra-
ma ell Sr. Steve O'Connell, direc
tor atletico de esa Fuerza.
Paisanos y oficiales pagaran
25 centavos por la entrada. Los
soldados entraran de gratis. Sc
ofeotuaran ocho peleas entire at
letas de la raza blanca y dos en-
tire pdgiles de la raza negra. So
mar la primera campanada, la
de comienzo, a las $50 de Ia
noche,