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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-13

dining room the morning Of
graduation.
Rev. FIR. James Leukert, chap
lair, will deliver the Laccalaure.
ate address. The program will
open with professional by
Shocks orchestra, followed by 3
Rudolph Friml selection. High
Jinks." DR.. Russell r. Salot,
chief-of-staff. will present the
candidates. Rev. FIR. Dennis A.
Hayes will deliver an address,
followed by presentation of di.
plomas by Rev. FIR. Leukert.
Benediction. Of the Blessed
Sacrament will follow. with the
Nurses choir singing the recess
sional.
Members Of the class roll OF
l94l include Sister John Chryso-
stom Mcdonnell, Mount st. Jo-
seph, O.; Catherine Brewer, De-
troit; Rosemary Caldwell, Mount
Clemens; Dorothy Byrne, Bay
City: Catherine Clauw, Utica;
Alice Dahl, Detroit; Eleanor
Daum, East Detroit: Remelda
Gerlach, East Detroit; Anita
Heide, Detroit: Jeanne Hender-
son, East Detroit; Edith Jones,
st. Clair Shores: Mary King,
Romeo: Dorothy Manska. Arma-
da; Ann Michsels. Deckerville;
Ruth Mary O'Conner, Port HUI
ron; Mae Paine, Warren: Eleanor
Rowe, East Detroit; Kathleen
Shanahan, Smith Creek; Joseph
Inc Southland, Detroit; Lynda
Straney. Bay City; Viola Visot-
sky, East Detroit; jeanette VIE
gan, Yale: Margaret Williams,
Detroit.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-13
Party Cancelled

THE GAMES PARTY SEIZED.
uled to be given this evening b.
the Patriotic Daughters Of Amer.
ica, Council 43, In Barron hall
has been cancelled.
NELLY D. LONGSTAFF will.
leave on Friday for q motor
trip in the west with two OF
her former classmates 1t
Goucher College. velva Zemsn,
of New York City. and Eliza
beth Berlin, Of PhitadeiphIa
The three travellers will be
gone for about two weeks, dur.
ing which time they viii visit
some Of our national parks.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-13
Adele Mcpherson Nam
President of New Sorori|1

ABE L e MCPHERSON WIS
elected and installed as president
OF the newly formed Gamma
Rho chapter Of the international
business girls sorority, Beta
Sigma Phi, ut last evenings din
ner meeting at Gowanie Golf
Club.
Presiding was Mrs. Pauline
Berry Of Kansas City. Mo-, or
ganizer of the group here. and
she was assisted by Mrs. Juanita
Mitchell, who came here with
her. Mrs. Berry announced that
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-13
20 Nurses TO be Graduated
at St. Joseph's August 81 (,

ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL, OF
NURSING today announces COM
mencement exercises to be held
on Sunday evening, Aug. 81. at
Sis o'clock.
Twenty-three nurses will re-
eeive diplomas In the sanitarium
lobby, climaxins . week of COM
mencement festivities, including
the freshman senior dance on
August IS; junior-senior boat ex-
cursion on August 20; St. Jo-
seph's alumni dinner at North
wood Inn on August 20; and q
faculty breakfast In the hospital
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-13

Mrs. David Garter Wlll ~ ri y
visor TO the group. u 4
Other officers aro: EIo
nett, vice-preddeats ~ NJ "a II
Beatty, recordinS secrUtory: TN
Eleanor Blake. treoouroS. c.
mittee appointments In o1G4 II
Katherine Moron, social choh
man, assisted by Betty Wodao -
Beruice Smith: 1ohanna Bt61 z
publicity, assisted ~ 0hlI
Tucker: Virgins =. Millee. ~ s
gram, assisted BY wilma ~ y:
maker; 0ersldine Cpu1tr ,u =
and means, assisted ~ ~
Tinker and Betty Lbeeu; u
Erma Bennett and Piggy We1n
membership. 81 4. 81 e
Yellow roses, the ! oFoylt3I
flower. nanksd ~ ysIlsw tnl)ttl1
formed the csnterpioco u -
dinner table. e Which - ~
were laid for IL uSomb ~, -
Carter. and tn two xtGiting -
ganizers. 4 s'S.
Following the candleliaht r. J.
ual installing thu nir1G r. -
were completed for IL IN 7 3
ular meeting at Nh. c.
home on North av6ICo M Y
August 20. at 3 oie1ce NJ
plans tor the cultural IN n
tional program 1or ~ I
will be made. N u
MRS. ALBERT Ho&1x n
returned from = 1t,E@1v n1 N
visit with her siGtof. I1
bert Dodge. q New I'M N
her summer cottas q = i
vile. Maine. \; 8 33::ss2 I:
MR.. AND 1nS. m
STUCK are enjo1tng j 1G K
Trip 70 Travssss cily M / 4 IN
oslky. 4 rs n :s':ss ss SSs'
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MRS. LOU A. HALL enter
tanned q fee friends ut q lunch
con today honorins Mrs. M. X.
Little, whose birthday ann,v.
ersary Is today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-13

RUTH MARION WILSON,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Wilson of Detroit, whose en-
gagement to George Syrett, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Syrett
Of Harper avenue, was announc-
ed yesterday. Miss Wilson, her
parents and grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Baker of Sugar
Bush road. her fiance and his
mother, are dinner guests this
evening Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
Geiger Of Pittsburgh. at their
cottage near Port Huron.
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At the Fairgrounds
DONALDSON

OVNALO6ON
The race for points has beer
ended and the new winners are
James Servo, Harold Schingeck
and Shirley Dreimiller. The,
will receive their awards at the
free movie Thursday afternoon
Wednesday Il the day for oui
picnic and everyone In invited
to bring his lunch and Join In
the fun.
Tickets for the free show will
be given out Thursday. 80 come
early and avoid the rush.
Betty Nank, Supervisor.
DICKINSON
The Peanut team played the
final game against Wilson, win
ming 8 to Z. Wayne Forton pitch
ed Q marvellous game. TIE d d y
Montgomery scored the winning
run.
Linda Stewart and Mary Ellen
Neering, Supervisors.
LINCOLN
AZ the last week of Summer
school Is drawing to q close we
are all looking forward eagerly
to the big free show, on Thurs.
day afternoon. We are all to
meet at the playground and
and march down to the show to-
gether.
Old man weather has been
very kind to us this last week.
The cool weather Is giving us q
lot Of pep.
Betty Brink and Sarah Jane Ken.
nedy Supervisors.
VISITORS at the Alfred
Copony residence, 237 South
Gratiot. are Mrs. James Rob-
ertson, Of Montreal, Que,
sister Of Mrs. Copony, and
Charlotte Woodward. of Port
Huron.
MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES
DONALDSON. 9oh Washing
tom avenue, left yesterday to
make their home near Lansing
where Mr.. Donaldson has &C.
cepted a position as commercial
artist.
MRS. LOU A. HALL enter
tanned q fee friends ut q lunch
con today honorins Mrs. M. X
Little. whose birthday ann,v-
ersary Is today.
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Pollock Postponed

ISABELLA DAVIS CIRCLE
Of Kings Daughters has DOS.
poned the potluck scheduled
for tomorrow evening 1t the
home of Mrs. Walter Medium
because the hostess fell and In.
3ured herself. The potluck will
take place on Thursday, Aug.
ust Fl, ut $50 o'clock, with
cards afterward.
DOROTHY COPONY'S vaca.
ton from her studies at the
Harper Hospital School OF
Nursing 10 proving to be q full
one. She and Miss Julia Bohil
returned on Sunday from q
WEEKS holiday ct Grand Bend,
Ont. On Friday, Miss Copony
will leave for Ontario. where
she will stop In Toronto and
Collingwood. She will then
continue to the eastern coas.
ana PhiladeIphia.
MRS. DELLA TROMBLCY
will entertain the st. Louis
Lilac Club Friday afternoon At
1870 o'clock at her home at
Lakeshore on Trombley boul.
evard. All members are uroed
to attend.
MRS. JOHN cox and son,
John, Jr., have returned to
their home In Detroit after
Visiting several days 1t the
home Of Mrs. Cox's parents, MI.
and Mrs. Robert Mandel, ~
Hubbard Avenue.
MR.. AND MRS. ELMER
MOSS. accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. william Chandler Of De.
troit, will leave the last Of the
week to spend Q week 1t q cot
tage near Cheboygan.
MRS. GORDON MILLER,
and her mother, Mrs Florence
Hoyt Of Port Huron. have been
spending Z few days with Mn.
Miller's brother, J.. D. Hoyt.
Big Rapids.
I. o. o. r. will confer second
degree on Friday evening In Bar
ron hall ct 8 o'clock.
YOU CAN. MIX . biz batch Of
biscuit dough @ easily % you
can . small batch-well, a.
most % easily. Anyway, you
can save yourself . lot Of time
by mixing enough for three o.
four patches Of biscuits at once,
wrapping the dough you do not
use Immediately In waxed paper
and storing in refrigerator. The
dough will keep for days. Then
oil you will need 70 do u roll
out lightly, cut In rounds and
pop them In the oven twenty
minutes or 20 before serving.
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Bride-Elect

DELPHINE DELLA KlDD'S
engagement to Robert j. OAR
ling, son of Mrs. Anna Darling,
is announced by the BRIDE
elects father. Carl Kidd, of
Washington. The ceremony will
take place on October II.
La gaceta., 1941-01-07

garse a su algeria, a la loca es
peranza que pudiera ~constituir
en- su vida la certeza de que hui
biera "una sonora muy guapa,
esperandole en- su casita"... qui
so cerciorarse, Y pregunt6 a1n
a Nape, que eSperaba respetuo-
samente junto a su amo, prom
to a ejecutar sus rdenes:
-iPero, escucha, Nape
I QUien es esa vista? luna Sc
nora?
ST, senior. iSehora guapa!
-iEuropea, verdad?
-iOh, ST! Venir de Paris.
Pedro sonri6 levisima y fu-
gazmente.
Para todos estos indigenas Y
gentes de las obras, toda euro
pea elegante q. llegaba a la isla,
venia forzosamente de Paris.
Il Habla observation-disclosures
rio aGn Pedro de NGhez.
5loh, ST perfected
La gaceta., 1941-01-07

Eli ingeniero va no quiso espe-
rar mas.
DiJo r~apidamente al capataz
Rillard, que Sc encontraba jun
to a 81, unas palabras, referente
al trabajo, y march6 hacia su
coche, que estaba en- la plazoleta
misma del c~ampamento donde
terminaba el canine carrebero
que iban hacienda los ingenie-
ros a la vez que adelantaban las
obras del ferrocarril:
-iiVolvera en- seguida, por
10 demas, Rillard!
-tEsta bien, senior!
Or sbiendo las vigas de HE
FRO.
ST, senior. 81.
-lVamos, Nape!
FL chofer indigena corria va
.delante de Pedro.
En- un inStante estuvieron
junto al eoche, montaron, y Ma
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HOY EMPEZARA A JUGAR-
Sc Ell TORNEO DE TENNIS

Comenzara hoy a jugarse en-
los "patios" de la Isla Davis ell
tcrneo de tenneis Dixie, que Sc
iuega todos los ahcs.
La dluvia, que no ces6 de caer
en- todo ell dia de aver, impuso el
aplazamiento.
Les primeros partidos Sc ju-
paran a la una de la tarde, figu-
rando en- ellos Don Mcneil, Bob
by Riggs y Bitsy Grant. Riggs
irgara con Bobby Doll, un mu-
chacho de 13 amos, estrella de
Tampa.
Son les favoritos Mcneil y
Riggs, los que encontraran for
midable oposi0i6n en- frankie
Kovacs, Jack Kramer, Wayne
Sabin y Bitsy Grant.
Riggs juega actualmente con
mas seriedad y este haze Greer
.. los peritos que alcanzara los
mayores honores.
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Sc LIE HA OFREC4DO AL
VENCEDOR UN MATCH CON
KID A

Con toda seriedad, Frank La
Marque, ell empresariO de Ben :
iamin Field, Ilam6 aver a confe
renciar a Carl GugginO y Don
Eddy.
-Muchachos-les dijO- ten
go ell gusto de anunciarles que
al vencedor en- ell programa del
viernes, que ha de ser uno de US
tedes, lie ofrezco un match con el
relebre mexicano Kid Yucatan.
De modo que.... a entrenarse con
seriedad y demos al pGblico ell va
Tor de su dinero."
Guggino estima que Ell empa-
te con Armanddo Stella lie ha
Lecho perder ~prestigio y que ne
costa veneer a Eddy para recu-
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VICTORIA DE LEE HEM
ING

Anoche, en- la colchoneta de
BENJAMIN Field, Lee Henning, IN
pela-mazorcas de Iowa, derrot6
a Bobby Roberts, de Clevelad,
en- un match a tres caidas. Hen
mig gan6 la primera caida en- II
minutes, con un agarre por ell
cuerpo; Roberts sali6 a desqui-
tarse Y lie tir6 en- Is minutes.
Despues, en- la tercera, Henning
lie domino con una barrena de
aeroplano y un yiolentO now =
miento con ell cuerpO. Jack She
ry, que dice ser Ell campe6n nun
dial sin corona, superb a Raul
Lopez, de la Habana, en- II Sc
gundoS, con una llave de pie.
Sherry iba a batirse con I'm Sc
gundo adversario, Walter Du-
da, pero este no Sc present6. Ia
bias Sc declare Ell encuentro en-
tire Roland Kirnmeyer, de 255
libras, y joe Rocky, de 235. Du-
re- ell match media bora.
La gaceta., 1941-01-07

perar de nuevo 81 favor del pd-
blico tampeho.
"Yo no tomo en- serio, decla-
re 81 italiano pelirrojo, ell COM
bate con Stella y no me ejercite
d%ebidamene. Con Don Eddy no
habra tablas. Deseo palear de
nuevo con Kid Yucatan. FL obtu
70 sobre mi una decision, en-
Miami; pero todos los period :
cos dieron, al dfa siguiente, que
ell triunfo me habia sido injus-
tamente arrebatado."
Eddy desea quedarse en- la Flo
rida y estima que una victoria
scbre Guggino elevara su cartel
y lie dara nuevas peleas en- ell Es-
tado.
Chef Jones, que siguen ganan
do terreno en- Tampa, tendra de
adversario, en- ell semifinal, a
frankie Thomas, un protegido
de Ia empreSa local. Jones no pc
ga con dureza, pero es muy agil,
aggressive y habil.
Willie Burns, peso welter de
Mississippi, Sc enfrentara con
Ed Portugal, 143 libras, de To-
wa. Portugal perdi6 aqui una
decision, por muy pequeno mar
gen, teniendo de rival a frankie
Thomas.
Ell soldado Tagg, de Orlando,
Sc batira con Newt Baker, ex
campe6n en- ell torneo de los
guantes de orc, en- ell estado de
Indiana.
La gaceta., 1941-01-07

isla para que un enorme beso y
abrazo interminable firmaran a
la vez entire ellos ell perd6n y la
paz?... ELLA era?...
isl, 81, era ella t..
lei coraz6n Sc 10 decia l..
No podia ser mas que Maria
de la Cruz, la mujer "mucho
guapa", que venia "de PARIS,
desde la remotisima Europa, a
lbuscarle a 81 en- estas soledades
de deSierto.
Para llegar a Garoet, la ciu-
dad mas importante de la re-
gi6n donde 81 estaba, habia que
rodar cast dos dias en- ferroca-
rril, en- aquellos trenes que iban
escalando las mcntahas enormes
De la meseta central de Ia isla,
~ pasar mil incomodidades, por
no decir peligros.
IQuien podia venir a buscar-
le, 81 no era su egposa?...
Ell eoraz6n le palpitaba.
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al fin!
Ell ingeniero la reconoci6 ms
tantaneamente.
Era Agueda Cenci, la esposa
de Pepe, la lindisima marquesi-
ia del Ramo Florido!
iC6mo diablos, nj a que habia
Venldo esta mujer per aqui?
Lego la perfida ell desencanto
retratado en- ell rostro de NGhez,
y Sc apresur6 a decir. al tempo
que los dos Sc estrechaban Ia
mano:
-?Td esperabas a otra per-
soma, verdad?... Anda, ven pa
ra dentro, que te explique!.. L.,
iOhico, perdona, 81 te he DISCUS
tado!... Vas a pasmarbe cuando
te cuente el motive de mi viaje...
Aun1ue he venido a m~olestarte,
ino?.. TIL estaban trabaiandc...
Ante ell chaparr6n de pala-
bras, Pedro acab6 por sonrelr
de un modo palido, entrando
La gaceta., 1941-01-07
EN- Ell
DE SULPHUR SPRINGS
ROlandO gan6 la octdvq carrera

La principal carrera de ano-
che, la octava, fue canada por
Rolando, un favorito, Y sus bO-
letos sc pagaron a $4.40, $500 y
1920. Venci6 ell valioso elem :
plar a Memphis Pride, que fina-
liz6 en- segundo lugar, Ping Pong
Gunter Girl, Grey Officer, Muf
y Ohio Laddie.
La apuesta dOble, pagada a
$61.20, fue canada por la COM
binaci6n st. Hubert, que venci6
en- la segunda carrera, y Gabby,
que triunfo en- la tercera.
Ganaron las otras competicio-
mes Prim Patsy, Lake Skipper,
Trudeen, Oh Hector, Kayak, Ju-
dy Bigger, Marshall Pride y So
nova Traveller,
Sc disputaran hoy los honores
en- la Octava carrera, con una dis
tancia de sic de una milla, Lu-
cky Mistake, Captain Tussey,
Criminal Caress, Scatter Brain,
Chickamauga, Who's Boy, Con-
tract y Traffic Lucy,
La gaceta., 1941-01-07

pc puso en- Marcia el motor, Ian
zando Ell auto a tdda velocidad
por la carretera que bajaba una
acentuada p~endiente.
Pedro aprovech6 ell cuarto de
bora escaso que tardaron en- lie
gar a Line, para seguir infor-
mandoSe acerca de aquella "se-
nora que venia de Paris''...;
-GC6mo es Nape?
Ser moreno, con ojos her
mosoS. Alto. arrogantO iMujer
mucho guapa &c.. iVenir de Pa
ris!..
Pedro vibraba
Apenas Sc atrevia a formular
silenciosamente Ell p%ensamiento
que va lie habia asaltado desde
que su ch6fer fu6 a buscarle a
las obras de Arzan...
Maria de Ia Cruz?
EZRA la martir, que habia 81
do, al fin, encontrada por sus
tics les marqueSes, y venia a Ia
La gaceta., 1941-01-07
ORORTES
BULLA GANO Ell TORNEO \
UN PREMIO DE $4,000

Los Angeles, Enero 7.-Con
pelotas compradas en- una boti-
ca, de las de a tres por un dollar,
Johnny Bulla emocicn6 aver a
5000 spectators y conquisto
ell campeonato alberto de golfo,
con premios montantes a 10000
pesos.
Ell corpulento muchacho de
Greenboro, Carolina del Norte,
jug6 los dltimCs nueve hoyos ba-
10 una fra llovizna.
Fue Ell primer gran torneo de
Bulla Y supo cOnquistar la VIC
toria, alarmando de pasO a los
fabricantes de pelotas costosas.
Bulla esta sometido a un contra
to con una cadena naciOnal de
boticas que vende pelOtas a 30
cts, en- lugar de rs cts.
DE la bolsa de $4,000 lie toca-
ron $3,5OOO. Craig Wood termi-
NO en- segundo lugar y cObrara
ST., 400. Ben Hogan, por finali-
gar en- ell tercer puesto, cobrara
$1,000. Entraron tambien en- el
dinero Jimmy Thomson, Willie
Goggin, Horton Smith, Denny
Shute, Lawson Little, Lloyd
La gaceta., 1941-01-07
La Gaceta Folletin No. 1863
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

@IQue?
ii Haber vista en- casa! I've
mir p%ronto!
u Que hay una vista?
-Si, senior iMujer bonita !
iSehora mucho guapal
Pedro de NGnez, acostumbra-
do al lenguaje hibrido y estram-
b6tico en- que lie hablaban, .,
mejor dicho, le chapurreaban el
castellano, estes criados indigo
mas suyos, acab6 por compren-
der.
Ell coraz6n lie do un tremendo
vuelco en- ell pecho, al tempo que
Sc ponia palido.
Sin embargo, antes de ENTIRE
La gaceta., 1941-01-07
M GOMEZ ACOSTO A
PIETRO GEORGI

Sarasota, Enero 7.-El joven
y sensational pdgil Tommy Go
mez, de Tampa, derroto aver al
veterano Pietro Georgi, en- ell
cuarto asalto. Lanz6 Gomez I'm
formidable ataque, con los dos
punos, que su adversario no pu-
do contener, a pesar de su expe-
riencia. Un gancho de izquier-
da, por la mandibula, derrib6 a
Georgi en- ell segundo asalto, Y
mas tarde, en- ell mismo round,
La gaceta., 1941-01-07
DE TONY NOVAK

Kansas City, Enero Tony
Novak, de esta ciudad, aspiran-
te a la corona del peso complete,
puso a dormir en- ell segundo a.
salto a Eddie Nader, de New
York. Pesaba Novak pit libras
Y su ccntrario 1872.
Lou Thomas, de 206, venci6
por pIntos a Irish Dan Dowl-
ing, de San Luis, del mismo peso
La gaceta., 1941-01-07
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
. Get Mentho- N uISioR

ing highest grade lockwood creo-
scte for penetration. Genuine Cal
ifornia fig syrup gives Ment,o-
Mulsior . taste the whole family
viii like. It clings to tire men
branes so its soothing, healing in
gradients act faster, bettor. An
Ohio minister recently sud from
his pulpit:
Attendance at church is neces
sGry for human welfare, but don't
endanger the congregation with .
cold cough when Mentho- Mulsion 10
30 inexpensive and easy co obtain
Mentho-M ul5ion is endorsed By
your neighbors and que ranteed by
J io-1'rp d-10r'-+s svarv ahe~" -"dv.
La gaceta., 1941-01-07
MISS B Es LA FAvo'
RITA

New York, Enero 7.-~Hizc a.
yer su debut como professional de
tennis la Srta. Alice Marble y
conguist6 su primera victoria so
bre Mary Hardwick, de Ingla-
terra. Los tenistas prcfesionales
haran un recorrido de cuatro
meses y medic y extenderan sus
actividades a la Habana y Ell Ca
NADIA.
Los tenistas masculinos del
grupo 10 son Den Bulge Y Bill
Tilden.
La gaceta., 1941-01-07

A cold cough seriously endargers
you, your family, and your business
associates, Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss Of time
than all other diseases combined.
If you have a cough due to a cold,
get Mentho- Mulsion, the guaran-
teed medicine, today, If Mentho-
Mulsion fails to stop your coughing
Immediately and get, you entirely
over your cold cough quicker than
any medicine you ever tried, ask
or your money ba.k.
Mentho- Mulsion is more than on
jrdjnary redicire. 1t contains vita
Minis A and d to build your c9ld
resistance, and seven soothing
-~linc ollie orI ~~"11n,te. iro''id
La gaceta., 1941-01-07

otro punetazo le trio de nueto.
En- 81 cuarto Tommy le tire tres
veces antes de que 81 arbitro in
terviniera y pusiera fin al
match.
Pesaba ell tampeno 178 libraS
Y su rival 176. Buddy Rose, de
Sarasota, hizo tablas, en- ell Sc
mifinal, con Ell "Mudo" Robin =
son.
La gaceta., 1941-01-07
COMPRO CANARIOS

Page por los canarios ma
chos de mas de un dno $500,
y por pichones garantizados
que son machos, $3.50. Pre-
gunte por Vega en- ell 2202
lie la Gale IL,
La gaceta., 1941-01-07

Mangrum, Harold McSpaden,
Fred Wood, E. J. Harrison, EN-
cries Kocsis, Vic Chez2i y All
Kruger.
La gaceta., 1941-01-07

Junto al pequeho rccibidor lie
no De flores y macetas, estaba
erguida una mujer arrogantisi-
ma, en- verdad, que lie sonrela, a.
vanzando hacia 81 con las mqnos
tendidas ,exclamando a gritos
- Pedro, Pedrol.. iVamos.
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va sc veia Ell caserio de Line.
va llegaban...

va llegaban...
FL auto atraves6 la enchisima
Gale, Gnico nGcleo de- la aldea,
en- realidad, y Sc detuvo ante Ia
casita de Pedro de Ndhez.
Este echo pie a terra instan-
t%aneamente, lanzando una mira
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Y, en- seguida, un asombro in
fintto, enorme, un desencanto
formidable retrat6se en- su ros-
tro, al mismo tempo que hacia
un movimiento irreprimible de
disgusto...
La gaceta., 1941-01-07
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La gaceta., 1941-01-07
IAN URGENT MESSAGE =
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NEW APARTMENTS.

All utilities included in rent.
No y Kennedy st. NV. Rep
resentative on premises Satur-
day and Sunday, > to 3 Pm.
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ, INC.
lOI4 VT. Ave. NV. DI. 62lO.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
ARLINGTON VA
1420 col, RID NV

fully decorated = rms, kit and b. S47 so.
RESIDENT MGR. NORTH 1875.
Corner, 4001 3rd st. NV.
. bedrooms. large yard: mr. school bus,
stores; heat, h. water. refg.: restricted.
Bachelor apt. large rm.. bath. parquet
floors: new addition; ready April 18th.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
RFrHESnA MD


Nearly new. brick, 6-room house; COM
pletey and tastefulIy furnished; knotty
pine recreation room, open fireplace in liv-
ing room, oil heat, laundry, deep wooded
able April Is No brokers. Mr. WILL
Evening star., 1941-04-06

DLTHO 7 IT OL IRIflOOllOI OOL . nv IiINE
290l Woodland Drive NV
High above Washington. overlooking Rock
Greek Park on beautifully wooded lot.
bedrooms, > baths, servants quarters, ga
rage; completely furnished, including linens
and silver. Exceptionally low rental for
immediate occupancy or months lease.
Call Mr.. Cassidy. DI. o706 or RA. 1869, for
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