davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

he know that I'm there ="
Don't you worry about that"
The stone was put back into place.
TOUR knocks. then two knocks. .Saltier
crawled out. Dazzled, for a moment by the
daylight, he turned to the left, and mounted
the stairs. There, at the head of the stairs
a blind man asking for aims
Come closer my dear sir" the blind man
said. II will give you your horoscope"
And he handed Salter piece of paper
on which was written
Go into the cafe across the street. 2
Tell Justin, the waiter that you are the
1 bv American weekIv Tnr Crea. Prtain pigbts Pc,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23


before you get to the bridge,
you will see on the right hand
a stone with an iron ring. Lift
this ring. Jump into the hole
don't be afraid-and quickly
cover the hole with the stone
again. I'll try to give the
Boches a false lead. I'll tell
them you went the other way"
But. :"
Don't waste any time. And
don't try to get out of there
until you get word"
Without hesitation, Antoine
Saltier had followed these in
structions. The fall into the
hole had not hurt him. He
had landed on something soft,
not too far down. Standing
there he had no trouble in re-
placing the stone and noticed
that the stone was perforated
by numerous minute air-holes.
He also soon noticed that what
he was standing on was a
mattress, on which he could
lie down quite comfortably.
How many hours had he
stayed there? When had he
fallen asleep? The fact re-
manned that when he woke up,
he saw (his eyes had become
accustomed to the darkness).
he clearly saw a hand reach
ing down with some food and
a bottle of wine.
He waited and waited.
Suddenly, the stone began
to move. A bearded face ap-
peared.
Don't move" the stranger
said. when you hear four
quick knocks, followed by two
knocks at longer intervals. lift
up the stone and come out.
Turn to the left. Get up the
first stairs. At the head of
the stairs. you'll see a blind
man. Do as he tells you"
"A blind man ? But how will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

the Cripple let nIs HttIe wagon cuast
down to the quay.
When Saltier caught up with the Grip
pie, he still didn't turn his head, but
whispered:
They're coming. Hurry. Go down
these stairs and run to the bridge. Just
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

inc fdtTiouc MenuicanUS ana was Arfesten,
Only to Escape and Vanish.
friend of Paul He will tell you the rest"
The cafe. crowded with German soldiers.
Are you JUSTIN"
Eyes Monsieur"
II the friend of Paul"
"Oh. He's on the first floor. Will you
come with me?"
Justin led the way past the cashier up
the stairs then into a room. He shut the
door and said:
The Gestapo has put price on your head.
Stay here until nightfall Shave yourself If
you like, and take it easy in any case. I'll
give you something to eat and to drink.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
edRe@inlentof
TheBe@9arS

Jacques Lerminof. the French Jour-
noIisf. Reveals How Once Again
These Miserable Mendiconfs Have
Banded Together in Their Twilight
World. as Did the RuffianIy But
Heroic Followers Of Francois viIIon
Centuries Ago. PIedginq Their Lives
to Sabo+oging German Rule. Coop
eroting With Secret British Agents.
and Even Carrying Out Their
Sociefy's Death Sentences on
Arrogant Maxi Commanders
Evening star., 1941-02-05

ing drunken drivers and speeders
than marking overtime parking. A
separate traffic judge should be es-
tablished. The District street light
ing should be Investigated and i'm
proved where needed. A survey of
parking conditions should be made
and all unnecessary no parking
signs removed from the streets.
More narrow streets should be made
one way and parking should be
Evening star., 1941-02-05
Schultz Promises
Southeast Council 10
Seek Traffic Aids
Advises Citizens TO
CIomor for Action in
View of Lack Of Vote

Full cooperation with the people
Of the District was promised by
Representative Schultz. member of
the House District Committee, as
he told the Southeast Council Of
Citizens Associations that he IA
vored the vote for the District and
saw the need for more bridges or
tunnel across the AnacOStla River.
Mr.. Schultz said that he was also
working for a uniform traffic fine
system administered by one traffic
Judge. AS chairman of the sub
committee on District traffic, he de-
clared himself most sincere in TAX
ing the job" The downtown parking
problem could be helped. he said, if
all apartment houses were required
to use the easements and roofs for
parking space for tenants, and more
policemen and we'll organized plan
of traffic control would cut down on
the traffic death rate
The lack of the vote is the cause
of most of your troubles he said.
Therefore, when you citizens want
something, stand on my doorstep
and yell until you get a sympathetic
ear"
Compliments Young
He paid tribute to Commissioner
John Russell Young. saying he
would prove himself to be one Of
the finest Commissioners the Dis
trict has had.
Following Mr.. Schulte's talk, the
Southeast Council adopted a 12-
point traffic program which was
submitted by Charles c. Gillikin,
chairman of the Traffic Committee.
The II points were: Violators
OF the speed laws should be ap-
pretended more efficiently. One
hundred policemen should be added
to the District force, Is of them
to No S precinct and 10 of them
to No. II. Trials in Traffic Court
should be speeded up. Traffic lights
should be installed at Fourth and
M streets, Eighth and M streets,
Eleventh and M streets, all Sc,
and as many other places as desig-
mated from time to time. Safety
zones should be raised platforms,
doing away with the street mark
ings. The public should be in
formed of the pedestrian laws and
the laws then enforced. Police
should spend more time apprehend-
Evening star., 1941-02-05

bills before Congress affecting the
District, including the bill regulat-
ing women's working hours and
wages, the prohibition of assign
ment of wages in the District, the
granting of District suffrage, and
the prohibition of liquor in the Dis
trict. On a motion by Louis Gelb-
man notice was sent to each asso-
citation represented to take action
Evening star., 1941-02-05

sonnel of the squadron will begin
training at another field before
completion of the Beltsville project.
Fourteen of its members already are
enrolled in Air Corps fight training
schools, and on completion of their
courses will be commissioned 10
take over leadership duties in the
squadron.
The unit, first of its type ever
organized here. was set up last July.
Evening star., 1941-02-05

limited to one side on all streets.
The SOS, 900 allotted for traffic lights
should be increased to $4,000, with
more walk lights installed.
Reports on Transfer Plan.
William A. Duval, chairman OF
the Public Utilities Committee, re-
ported on the Capital Transit Co.
w. M. & &&A. line transfer plan
to be tried for six months.
T. Paul Mudd reviewed current
Evening star., 1941-02-05
Md, have stepped up preparations

Md, have stepped up preparations
of the unit for induction into service.
War Department officials said that
work soon will begin on the airfleld
project under a Civil Aeronautics
Authority appropriation, and that
as soon as the landing area prepara-
ton has progressed sufficiently con-
struction of hangar and headquar-
ters facilities will begin.
1t was understood that the per-
Evening star., 1941-02-05

on these bills for the next meeting
OF the council.
w. j. Smith presided over the
meeting, which was held in No. IL
precinct station.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
D. {. Air Squadron 10 GET
Field, U. 5. Recognition

Assurance of Federal recognition
of the 121st Observation Squadron,
District National Guard, and pros
pective construction of field and
hangar for the unit at Beltsville,
Evening star., 1941-02-05

The boil weevil destroys an
average of 2,0O0,0 900 bales of cotton
annually. The corn earworm wipes
out about 500 100000 worth of corn,
tomatoes and cotton a year
Evening star., 1941-02-05

Size 72x90 in solid colors with lustrous
rayon satin binding 72x84 in reversible
colors with reversible rsyon satin bind
ing. Luxuriously warm!
Evening star., 1941-02-05

Sturdy utility chairs in four at
tractive styles: Fl d ddl le-b a ck
(sketched, panel back, comb
back and bow-back. Clear hard
wood with graceful turr1ings and
all parts driven and glued.
Evening star., 1941-12-16

and the resolution and the sacrifices
of their ancestors liberated them
many, many years ago.
1t is an attempt which could sue
ceed only if those who have inherited
the gift OF liberty had lost the man.
hood to preserve 1t. But we Amer
leans know that the determination
of this generation Of our people to
preserve liberty is as fixed and Ger
tain as the determination of that
earlier generation Of Americans
to win 1t.
We will not, under any threat, or
in the face of any danger. surren-
der the guarantees Of liberty our
forefathers framed for us in our
Bill Of Rights.
We hold with all the passion OF
our hearts and minds to those COM
mitments OF the human spirit.
We are solemnly determined that
no power or combination of powers
of this earth shall shake our hold
upon them.
We covenant with each other be-
fore all the world that, having taken
up arms in the defense of liberty
we will not lay them down before
liberty is once again secure in the
world we live in. For that security
We pray; for that security we act
now and evermore.
Evening star., 1941-12-16
Roosevelt Pledges
Fight Until Liberty
Is Secure in World
Warns Aeeressors in
Broadcast on 150th
Year Of Bill Of Rights

BY the Associated Press.
President Roosevelt told Ameri-
cans last night that aggressors were
seeking to wipe out the liberties
guaranteed in the Bill of Rights,
but that this Nation was determined
no power or combination of powers
of this earth" would succeed In
doing so.
Speaking on radio program COM
memorating the addition OF the Bill
of Rights to the Constitution $50
years ago. he said:
THE issue of our time, the issue
of the war in which we are engaged,
is the issue forced upon the decent.
self-respecting peoples OF the earth
by the aggressive dogmas OF this at
tempted revival of barbariSm; this
proposed return to tyranny; this
effort to impose again upon the
peoples OF the world doctrines Of
absolute obedience, and of dicta-
torial rule. and of the suppression OF
truth, and of the oppression OF con-
science. which the free nations OF
the earth have long ago rejected
Influenced All Mankind.
Adoption Of the Bill of Rights In
1871, he said, Influenced the think
ing of all mankind and even now
probably four -fifths of the people OF
the world supported it, despite Ger
many, Italy and Japan.
The text of the Presidents speech
follow:
No date in the long history OF
freedom means more to liberty
loving men in all liberty loving
countries than the 18th day OF
December, 1871. On that day, $50
year ago, a new Nation, through an
elected Congress, adopted declara-
ton Of human rights which has in
fluenced the thinking Of all man
kind from one end Of the world to
the other.
There is not q single republic OF
this hemisphere which mas not
adopted in its fundamental law the
basic principles of freedom OF man
and freedom of mind enacted IN
the American Bill Of Rights.
There is not a country, large or
small. on this continent which has
not felt the influence of that docu-
ment. directly or indirectly.
Indeed, prior to the year 1888,
the essential validity of the Amer
lean Bill of Rights was accepted, at
least in principle. Even today, with
the exception Of Germany. Italy
and Japan, the peoples OF the
world-in all probability four-f1fths
of them-support its principles, its
teachings and its glorious results.
But. in the year 1888. there came
Evening star., 1941-12-16

Berens, IT,, son Of Mr. and Mrs. =.
w. Berens OF 324 East West high
way, Chevy Chase; James v. Mid
dleton, son of Mr.. Charles w. Mid
dleton OF 2446 North Ohio street
Arlington; Guy r. Smith, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Emith. 1850 Har-
ward street, and Mason D. Thomas
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry M
Thomas, 1920 North Ade street
Arlington.
Evening star., 1941-12-16
Youths Commissioned
At Military Academy
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FORT DEFIANCE, Va, Dec. 16.
Seven boys from Washington and
vicinity have been appointed COM
missioned and non-commissioned
officers in the corps Of cadets at Au-
gusta Military Academy, Maj. Allen
Fulton, professor OF military science
and tactics, announced today.
They are Jay B. and Ben. F.
Smathers, sons of Senator Smath-
ers. Democrat, Of New Jersey;
Rutland D. Beard, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. D. Beard of 4708 Chevy
Chase boulevard; Frederick w.
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

nastico, con ell solo afan de rem.
dirse, de extenuarse fisicamen
t..
Anduvo, anduvo.
Ultimamente, cuando va ha.
bia caido la tarde y una luna
muy clarailuminaba Ell paisaje
espleTdido v rielaba en- ell mar
tranquilo, Ell doctor Sc sent6 So
bre un penasco, a la orilla del
canine.
A cada instante pasaban au-
tos, velocisimos, cast todos ellos
de un lujo insuperable, llevan-
do a las gentes felices que vera
neaban por estos parajes. DON
de tienen sus palacios o vienen
a habitar los hoteles formula
bles las gentes mas ricas de la
terra.
Otamendi murmur6:
-iY 20 estoy solo!... iSolo Y
burlado! iEgtO nos pasa a los
hOmbres euandO nos saIimOs del
La gaceta., 1941-08-30
M GANO Ell CAMPEO-
NATO

Los Angeles, agosto 30.-Rit
chic Lemos, ell campe6n del pc
so de pluma para la Association
Nacional de Boxeo, combati6 a.
quf con Joey Archibald, Ell cam
pe6n reconocido por la Conf :
sion Atletica del Estado de N.
York y lie derrot6 sin apuros.
Archibald pedale6 hacia atras
y Ell adbitro Whitman lie anot6
a Lemos nueve de los diez asal-
tos.
La victoria lie concede al pd-
gil local la corona mundial de
su categoria.
Turkey Thompson, de Los
Angeles, derrib6 por la cuenta
de diez a Buddy Knox, de Ohio,
en- ell primer asalto.
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

dinero, su fortuna personal, sus
joyas, TODD.
Otamendi, desde que huye-
ron juntos de Madrid, no habia
querido que la marquesa gasta-
"a absolutamente NADIA de su di.
nero personal.
81 la Cenci gastaba alguna
vez un billete de ve~inticinco c
cincuenta pesetas, reducido q
frances, era porque educada en-
un ambiente de elegancia y de
luJo insuperables, la mujer nc
podia prescindir de ciertos gas.
tos efimeros, superfluos, que
habrian escandalizado en- uns
casa ordenada y economical.
FL doctor cerr6 ell cofre fue,
te.
Luego sonri6, con csc escepti.
cismo que es la manifestation
mas alta de la amargura, Y,
cruzandose de brazos, Sc pre-
gunt6:
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

en- 81 ntSei dc RoAezeo Pulido,
de pelUta eemfpsOfesional
de Tampa.
Casares, destaeado entire los
directories mas connpetentes
de la Florida, en- su clase, dis
pone de dos pitchers de inne-
gables facultades, Piniella y
Longval.
Bajo la jefatura de Fausti-
no las novenas no Sc desalien-
tan porque cuanto el sabe CO.
mlnicarles SUI "pimienta''.
La selection de los pitchers
no habia sido anunciada por
los managers" hasta ell me-
diodia Do hoy.
Pelota De altura, de Verda-
dera altura, Sc viene jugando
en- la Intersocial,
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

to del doctor cOrria pOr Ia Route
des AngIGises, dejaba atras eI
Carlton y perdiase Corniche a.
delante. siguiendo las graciosas
curvas del canine hue bOrdea
Ell Mediterraneo, que traza a.
qui mil ansas y pequehoS golfos,
cabos, bahias, de una belleza in
comparable.
o1amendi dej6 atras Monte
Carlo y Mention, pas6 la from
terra, y fue dejando atras tam
bien las lindas playitas y pobla-
clones de recreo de Bordighera,
San Romo, Vintimiglia, Morto
la, hasta dar vista a San Ra-
fael.
ALI, entr6 ell coche en- la gran
terraza alberta de un hotel que
bordeaba ell mar, y 10 dej6 al
cuidado de los duehos, que lie
conocian por ser cliente.
LuegO sc perdi6, andandO,
COTHichs adelante a pasO Rimr
La gaceta., 1941-08-30
NUEVO A DEL
BAKER

Detroit, agosto 30.-Luegc
de considerar todoS los pun
tos, Walter o. Briggs, ell pre-
sidente de los Tigres de De-
troit, anunci6 aver que ha re-
suelto darle al director Del
Baker otro ano mas de prue-
ba.
Del Baker visit6 a Briggs
en- la oficina de este, antes de
queel club partiera a jugar
una serie de tres desafios con
ell Cleveland.
Venia remorandose que la
direction Sc habia ofrecido a
Jimmy Dykes. ell director de
los Medals Blancas de Chica-
60.
La gaceta., 1941-08-30
Los partdos de mafana en- 81 pa1que cuscaden
Los Aatures vOlverkn a batirse con 10. Italos

La novena de la poderOsa
sociedad Guiana de la Gale
.Catorce, debe recuperar sus
-mejores "espejuelos" 81 quie-
re avanzar y compile ar la TEN
porada en- ell primero o en- Ell
seq ndo puesto.
POSITIVE lnteres tendra, sin
embargo, eel segundo desafio,
por cuanto en- 81 mediran sus
fuerzas ell "trabuco" de la u
nione, ben disciplinado y
PRACTICABLE, y ell team" que
dirige Faustino CasarVs,
Marcia la Unione en- la van
guardia del campeonato y, 81
las cosas no cambiaA, Sc mete-
ra EN- ell Ibolsillo, facilmente,
los mayores IGNORES, finali-
zando en- ell primer lugar.
0 Joe Domingo Sc muestra
muy satisfecho de su novena
y cuenta con los habilisimos
servicios de Capitano, ell due
no de la lecheria, y de Baby
Fernandez.
La Transformation de Ca
pitano, manejado por Onis, ha
sido complete.
Ell fuerte muchacho es &C :
~tualmente uno de los astros,
La gaceta., 1941-08-30
OEPORTES
Sc LIE HA OFRECIDO A
SCOTT UNA PELEA CON
CLAUDIO VILLAR

Luego de rascarse la cabeza,
ansiando despertar la inspira-
ci6n, ell empresario Frank La
Marque anuncia aver, ell tono
alicaido, que lie ha ofrecido a
Buddy Scott, vencedor de Tom
my Gomez, una pelea con el
galaico Claudio Villar.
Frank sabe que la lluvia es
su principal enemigo, por
cuanto, nfortunadamente pa
ra el, las gradas de Philips
Field carecen de techo.
ST llueve, los programs sc
lie "mojan", Sc lie empapan, y
Ell Sc "jeringa."
Bueno, pues.... luego de con
siderar ell pro y ell contra, y de
darse por enterado de una de-
rrota que Lee Saved propin6 a
Villar, por medic de un mo
caut,' en- cuatro aSaltos, La
Marque lie dijo a Santana, ca
chazudamente: va tengo la
peleal..... ~
jess Losada me ha dicho
que lie enganaron, por cuanto
el esperaba a Pat Comiskey
como adversariO de Villar y
en- ell momento de la acci6n....
Pat Sc lie "raj6" y el, para no
perder ell viaje, permiti6 que
Lee Savold lie sustituyese.
Savold "le solt6 ell loco" a
Claudio y lie puso a dormir.
Yo voy a Ofrecer IN match
entire Villar y Scott. 81 Ell es.
La gaceta., 1941-08-30
TONIC TERCRRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA CAkLE

Ell doctor parti6 a pasos agi-
gantados hacia su despecho.
Era que habia pensado 81 A.
gueda, en- su vileza, habria lie.
gado hasta robarle.
Abri6 ell peQueho cofre fuer.
te que compr6 al instalarse en-
este piso.
Por fortuna, ALI estaban in.
tactos sus talonarios, su dinero,
sus pocas joyas de hombre atil-
dado y elegante.
I'm sentimiento de pudor, de
respetO en- Otamendi, y (ahora
comprendia ell medico), de des-
confianza en- Agueda, les habia
hecho conservar Separates su
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

-IY con quien ina huido?..,
icon QUEEN ha huido la mala
mujer p. Porque yo tengo la Sc
guridad de que, al abandonar-
me a mi, ha huido con otro HON
bre!...
Sc encogi6 de hombros, v a.
nadi6:
Il Bah, bah, bah L.. Como de
clan en- la comedia aquella, mo
Sc habra marchado con otro:
habra sido... CON Ell de Siempre''
Era barro, era barro!..
otamendi no pudo contener
mas su impaciencia, su nervio-
sidad
-iINecesito andar, andar mu
cho!-Se dijo ahora-; necesi-
to cansar mis- nervios, rendir
mis- mdsculos... porque 81 no,
hoy creo seria ell Gltimo dia de
mi vida!
Sali6, diciendo solo a Adria-
ma:
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

Ell primer partido de mama
ma domingo EN- ell campeona-
to de la Liga Intersocial, 10
jugaran las dos novenas que,
a juicio ~nuestros, parecen ser
.las mas "~desanimadas."
Jimmy White comanda a
los Leales Y ha hecho verda-
deros esfuerzos para sacarlos
del s6tano, pedo sin conseguir-
10.
Solo disponen los Leales de
un pitcher effective, McGaha-
gin, que no puede ganar Sd no
Sc lie ayuda en- ell campo y en-
ell bate.
Estiman los peritos que ell
Circulo Cubano vencera a la
Logia, escogiendo para ell
"box" al "Torero" 0 a Rober-
to Pulido.
BESIDE ell punto de vista del
pGblico, ell primer desafio de
manana tendra muy POGO in
teres.
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

pahol derTota . Scott, gnton.
ces lie telegrafIarernos a Savoh
pidiendole una srevancha.
-Bueno, pero....
NADIA de peros conmigo...
81 Scott 10 acepta, tendremos
un "acreditado" programa pa
ra la semana que viene.
Entonces Santana empez6 a
yer ell lado "color de rosa" de
los problemas y Sc entusias-
NO..
Claudio lie pondra las pc
ras a cuarto a Scott. 81 nc
sc las ponen a Ell
Scott puso a dormir hace
pocos das, en- Washington, a
Frank Donofrio.
La gaceta., 1941-08-30
LIGA

Solo un desafio habia sena-
lado para aver Y 10 ganaron
los Dodgers, con Wyatt en- la
linea de fuego. Fue la decima
octava victoria del joven Ian
zador. Hal Schumacher salt6
del 'box," en- ell quinto asalto.
cuando lie hicieron cinco carre
|ras.
Gabby Hartnett bate6 de
emergencia, por los Gigantes,
y lie sirvieron un ponche. Cada
novena pogo diez hits.
FL triufo aument6 a deSafio
y medic la ventaja del Broo-
klyn sobre los Cardenales.
Brooklyn &c, 10h, 2e; New
York 4c, 10h, lie.
Los Dodgers jugaran hoy
dos desafios con los Gigantes.
|Por los Dodgers lanzaran Ca
ey y Hamlin; por los neoyor-
La gaceta., 1941-08-30
LIGA AMERICANA

Como en- la nacional, solo Sc
efectu6 un juego, Uti,izando a
Auker, los Bdowns dejaron en-
dos carreras, aunIrue pegaron
nueve hits a los Medals Blan-
cas-.
Chicago &c, Oh, lie; st. Louis
Sc, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

muy tardel
%
Ell bulevar, ell animado bule-
var Perier, estaba infestado de
esa multitud elegante y desocu-
pada que LENA a todas horas las
GALES de Mia.
Otamendi Sc dirigi6 al CARA
ge donde Sc guardaba ell coche
al que el eStaba abonado.
FL encargado lie di6 la lave
de la jaula, al saber que ell seEOr
iba a llevarse Ell auto 81 solo.
lie habia dicho a Francis
que fuera a buscarnos a las sic
te-le dijo ell m@dico al encar-
gado, poniendose al volante-;
cuando venga, digale listed que
he necesitado ell coche, y que Sc
vaya, Isabe?
81 senior, ST.
UnOs instances despu6s, el au
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

quinos, Lohrman y Bowman.
Jugaran los Cardenales en-
Cincinnati, siendo los proba-
bles pitchers M. Cooper y Rid
die.
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

-
Pasaba ell TEMPO, los minu-
tos, las horas...
0tamendi habia lido oyendo,
ultimamente, I'm reloj que debfa
ser de alguna TORE de uno de
estos pueblecitos, dar las diez.
De pronto, un ruido extraho
lie saco de su abstraction.
Por la carretera, asfaltada v
anchisima, esplendida, con esa
esplendidez de los caminos he
chos, mas que NADIA, para ell TO-
mento del turismo, avanzaba I'm
extraho cortejo.
I'm estrepito de cascabeles y
campanillas lego hasta los Of
dos del doctor.
AL mismo tiembpo, ell aire lie
traJo un rumOr de woes, que
hablaban EN- frances, en- inRlaA
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

canine honrado, cuando olvida-
mos ell deber, cuando dejamos
de ser buenos!
La gaceta., 1941-08-30

mo me esperen a cenar,
Isabe?.... mo volvere hasta
muy tardel
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13
Mirror Changes Hands

(continued from page D After purchase of press and type the first printed issued came out March z, 1941.
 Mrs. Lamme has been in charge of printing department since Feb ruary, 1941, and MT. Lamme has been editor since October 27 of this year, He had previously been employed for over a year in the auditing department of the Res ident Officers office at the naval air station.
 Both are experienced in jour nalism. Mrs. Lamme published two weekly papers in Oregon, and MT. Lamme worked on the South Bend Washington Journal and wrote for various newspapers, in- cluding the Portland Oregonian,
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13
Hospital NeWS

Patients admitted duling the past two weeks: Minnie Wallin, William Silva, Jimmy Anderson Mrs. Ragnar Hansen. Mrs Lee Jones, Adolf Schuermann, Rob- ert Hall, Mrs. Len Richardson, and Mrs. Nth Nekeferoff
 Patients discharged include Mrs Scott Steam and son, Eddie Anderson, Minnie Wallin, Jim my Anderson, and Mrs. Lee Jones.
 Mrs. Betty Earl, R N, left the Griffin Memorial Hospital on Tuesday to jo n her husband It. Earl, at the Naval Air Base Mrs. Edna Robbins, R.N., will take her place at the hospital