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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-17
u. S. Properly
|DamagedDurin
Japanese Raid

CHUNGKIN c. United
States Ambassador Clarence
f. Gauss Monday inspected
the latest damage caused by
japanese bombs, including
the wrecking of the United
States military attaches Of
fees and slight damage to
the gunboat Tutila and other
United States property.
Twenty-seven japanese planes
destroyed a large section Of the
shopping district. and dropped al
least four bombs inside the 90
called safety zone" near the
Tutils. in the raid Sunday. About
80 Chinese were killed near the
entrance 70 a dugout.
Bonsb- landed within 100
yards of the United states
embassy and damage Wa re-
ported At a navy canteen and
two housing project buildings
financed BY the American Red
Cross
The Italian embassy also was
damaged
TOKYO-United States Ambas-
ssoor Joseph c Grew. without
waiting for a formal appointment.
lodged an emphatic protest
Monday for the japanese bombing
near the United States embassy
al cnan<ing.
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:. D.'s Order Branded Unjusiiiisd by Nszis

the United States was absolutely
tInJustifled
the whole question u freezing
and eonfiscation IL noN being con
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BERLIN = Authorized German
quarters asserted Monday that
President Rooseveltis order freez-
ing German and Italian credits IN
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ARMY TROOPS STAGE
AFTERNOON DRAMA

The days great drama came In
mid-afternoon when around Point
Defiance came eight of the army's
new landing boats tipping along
at high speed. Loaded with Si2
troops fully equipped for shore at
tack. even to bayonets and machine
guns, the boats raced parallel to
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STATE EDITION
OVER $4,000 SEE SPECTACLE
Thrills Quicken Pulses
OF Throng at Y.M.B.C.
Water Carnival Sunday
SOLDIERS ATTACK PARK SHORE

More thrills in a day than
ordinarily speed the pulse in
a lifetime marked Sundays
fourth annual Tacoma water
carnival at Point Defiance,
sponsored by the Young Mems
Business club and supported
by just about all civic and de-
Tense elements of the commu-
nifty.
Estimates OF the vast crowd that
swarmed over the park and its
beaches ranged from $4,000 to
o,o00 and every guesser swors his
guess was conservative.
Ask the eops-the city cops
and the park cops; they'll tell
YOU
From the salmon fishing derby
that started before sunrise To the
late afternoon. the days events
clicked off in spectacular fashion.
always something going on. and
often enough. several things at
once
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Bdions See Possible Nerve Wm
With Gsrmons Putting Pressure q
Reds: Wosch Tor Invo.iou Al1ompt


LONDON re Great H<<f<rs rsifrsft evnre
ehanasi sfsamsr 81 Fafrs<I r<perfet fseie1f -
Aars been ssrs.bsmb<d md sast ~ <eemr pfuH<e -
ne frish bsfp<es ko<sIairs aHd Fukonsff RITA
iess NJ ~ least - is<&
IosooN-ssssss s<s~s~ ssys.s.s.s ss.1 eusls -
ts~<s< 80 ~~<sr tsAet n1e 49, 49,
s-s 49, fss<s~~s e>ss~s ~sss - sy'se spuus
- ssts<k si~wke&
rs sssssssv ~sA ~ ~.ss~ a.,
~s 49, ssssr ~s~s 80 s.<ppp1 - - ec1
Srorruo.~ - 49,. ..,.s- 49, -. -
alarm. that German ships had hesn recalled hoe ports
from ell the Baltic that and children veFp
<ervistE
Most Il dispatches T< nensrens
Il nerve which putting
for CONCESSIONS siss pssss ness sef>n~ 2en16 q
sudden German sstan ss<hsfs the refts - ee
reisfions H<s<<E<te
situation extraordinary
ire DaHrns Nfh<<<F uhl<a
asasvssesa th~ n
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sI0CatIot.sI-~A ssmI-offirlai
sourcs revealed tontKht that
Sweden has sailsd 70 extensive 70
serves n army agiy IN ths pest
fsv days snd that nshiilx@tlsa u
fs~sfvisis i San IL pfsEfs&a
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WEATHER FORECAST

Showers tesiEbi and "Wednesday
Temperatures Nigh. 70: las. -.
Han ri.es. Ana sst.. siee.
alasred a. wsii ss possl bic counter
Measures. ths spokesman said.
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In Major Leagues
TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at Philadelphia, postpon-
ed. wet grounds.
New York AIS 900 0O0-6 = o
Cincinnati =. 900 900 600 5 o
Lohrman and banning; Wander
meer. Thompson 81, L. Moore
"a. Beggs 81 and lombard.
Philadelphia 900 900 coll . ]
Chicago ....110 col 00x--s 10 o
Grissom. Crouch ~ and War
rem: Mooty. Pressneh 90 and NC
Cullough.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland >. 100 200 100 IL :
New York .. .o0l roo osx-s 10 l
Milnar. C. Brown 80 and Hens
ley; Gomez. Murphy ts). Russo
90 and Rosar. Dickey.
Detroit 80. 900 900 100-1 Q !
washington 900 120 00x-s IL l
Newsom, McKain (D and Teb-
belts; Chase and Early.
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Allies Nearing
Syrian Goals
Awuif Commend -
Enter Dcznosc,zs


vfcux - offI<1ui n~1ruf -
p@fsA~- Issistf Seps<>r& -
f~ii 81 kis>sse. ksy - - g.
f~s<~s - p~Hnse<su. - An1Is-
Ffes Fs~s<h fssees 80 neuu11lr<
tss~f s1ls~s ffesr~ eess n1e~1T
sis<sax n - ~ HSf<aa ene<fxk
Ass<h~s s611el ee1nnun. <s<s-
M hstwsss fnssnseos - -
ss~~f Fas1 - n<t<sL 80 80
= hss~ eep<as~6 u1ss11e~-
assesH@fisx ~ I<Aease mssH~
t~s~s. pl~eisE a = rs>11s~a =
sFiss - - nssak - swia9
ss&ia~l Dasa.>ess - n~truG
f.0<D0<--AlIlsd ferass ere
within slx miles Il pemsseas. -
having psze<d sslis ~ IL efrlaH
eoasi. ere wifhin - asliee ~
Beirut They have eapfuf@1 t.
spot where ~ what's i szppossd
. hsss ssst 40 Jeszh dsspe1eh@s
f<p1tkea Monday
A ffnutsl attack AGAINST D.
nsseus wss szprstsd q snx tire.
Three columns haa eenveFa<d eu
tis capital snd vsfs <alflzs feF
ths eammand - ssixsnes
HRTFfesf nOsgaEns nAlD
NAH f<uueTHIAL Akka9
LoNDos-ksrsslsh lanx range
hombsnx phases sffz<ksd Ger
msnys vital western lnaslalrizI
area foF The fifth strslghk night
Bunasg aixhf so essesd exl<n>
slvs damage n the tuhf, Cologne
snd fiangseF aFses. tfe ar rnInie~
~ SAT Monday.
iaas<lFiei targets skeFe -
alIse ssa exteaulss 6eza&xe
u@s dsae Il - sFes< aI<2<ke&
fhs 80 nzlnl<lry s@@ef<<a
Tns dsmsse vac dons IN ~
bssrt a osrmsays h@eyy N
dGsstfy,
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
-scons ...............s4,ss s, 900
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Privats sdviess from rislEinki
contained tho report that al o<r.
man steamships had left Finnish
and other Baltic hsFhofs.
Rsports alan NsFe elFcsisf~ss here
that oefnsny RI r~eeli<d ~ -
fsaislc snIps
Thought thts report sise vss
uneonfFmsd. a wss nstsd thsi the
last German ship here nd I<ft
three days sss ard thai noe fer
the FIRST time IN : pear Ihef~ wss
not . single ship N the ysfds hsfs
for repairs o. insp~etion.
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fsssfvisis IL San IN psoEfssa.
h~ess~s fislsss - sever
s~ssebsli<es sises ts< 80 VITA
nas~la.
u va Indicated. ihs ds.psieh
said. that thsFs wsrs NJ German
troop concentrations n southern
finland
T'his. the dispsteh said. Nss b.
iisved 10 mean that Germany and
finland had dlvldea fhslr trap
concentrations on . regional tasis
70 serve IN sssnt ~ On snsF-
ssney." A. shis point IL tfss d.
patch ths Afsouhia1sf's eofFss-
pendent. DISAPPOINTING 70 his ssss-
pspsF hers. was est ar. presumably
~ a Finnish esnsof.
RUSSIAN MILITARY
LEAVES cANGkLKD
fThs United Press Anksrs corr
respondent quoted usslsliy wsil N
formed dlplomatie quarters that al
RUSSIA military isasss had b@<n
eanesied and mat fhe Hflsslsn
army was rapidly appresefinx :
state ~ full snoblllzagion
rspisu.siie qssftefs hsrs
hesfa Fspsfss ihel sllais fhs
i@@f fen asss 6lsxmaaF 80
nnssla ~ sigaed . neu $500
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naesns Nyhstsr reported frsm
Iisisinkl that vemsn sha shildFsn
had started 70 lsass the capital
u was sdded that FOE the present
the evacuation sesmsd voluntary.
Ths sswspspsr Aftasblsd~<'s
ff~i<sshi esFs<~psna~uf I'D
th~t ss<ae F~>eFst>e~ we're -
bas called ~ - Finnlss csis
sx~. ffs sdd~a fhsf n .seI4
- isesFF<ef - ell tsi< |. ass1k-
ilzsssss 81 tie fInai<h a<my
La gaceta., 1941-09-12

filas de los bancos, Pura y Lui-
sa, Aranguren, Rios, los buenos
amigos del mGsico, los que lie Sc
gufan amanda a pesar de TODD,
los que siempre habian confiado
en- su rehabilitation y en- que
resplandeceria su inocencia,
Aranguren y Rios iban a de-
clarar como testigos.
Gandara no saba que la Prem
sa de esta manana, toda la Prem
sa de Madrid, venia hablando,
en- sus primeras planas Y en-
gruesos caracteres de ese suce-
so q. tantisimo habia impresio-
nado a la opinion.
En- Madrid no Sc hablaba de
otra cosa.
Y ell juez, ell Tribunal que iba
a antender de nuevo en- Ell famo-
so proceso, y que eran los mis-
mos que habian intervenido
dias pasadOs en- Ell suceso del
hOtel de Eulalia de las Torres
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estaban inclinados mas bien q
reconocer la inocencia de este
hOmbre dulee y desdichado.
FL presidente del Tribunal
hablaba, momentos antes de en-
trar GaHdara en- la sala, con O.
trO de los magistrates:
isl; yO creo que este preso
es inocente !-decia ell presiden-
tie; hasta me incline a Greer,
como insindan algunos peri6di.
cos, que Ell preso fue solo un com
plice! Pero; Jquien es Ell verda-
dero asesino2..
Use es Ell misterio con.
testaba ell otro magistrado-
listed sabe por experienced que
muchas wees la Prensa desca-
rria a la opinion pdbliea. 70.
contra la opinion de listed. sos
tengo Ia del fiscal que este HON
bre, ell preso, es "a verdadero cul
pable.
jNO Sc. no ssl... En- fin,
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tia como 81 una corona de espi-
mas invisible, pero horrenda-
mente dolorosa, circundara su
frente de martir.
Pero va decimos que ell mdsi-
co tuvo que esperar POGO ITEM
pc en- la zelda infamante, en- a.
quella situaci6n horrible.
FL carcelero que vino a traer-
lie la comida, que habria de ma
GER aqui mismo, lie anunci6 que
ell Director habia recibido una
orden para que esta misma tar.
de lie mandarin ante ell tribu.
nal.
Gustavo no quiso conner.
Estaba demasiado emociona-
do, demasiado triste para con-
servar un resto de apetito.
Una illusion a la vez leve Y To-
ca, lie bailoteaba por ell pecho.
Ell Camarada, Rios, Pura,
Luisa, todos los amigos, lie ha-
bian aseguradO que ahora iba a
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EOS, Frank IaMarqne ofrecera
hoy ei combate entire Ell gallego
Claudio villar, que no entiende
de "morriha', pero 81 de mo
rradas", y Ell tejano Buddy
Scott, sometido a la Influenza
de Gabe Menendez.
Los peritos de la Gale Frank
lyn en- ell tramo cercano a los
muelles, opinan que Scott de-
rrotara a Villar; pero en- la Sep
TINA avenida los "analiticos"
discurren asf: Scotto no vencio
a Tommy Gomez. Ell soldado
tenia canada la pelea, cuando
por efecto de las "dulces bro
mas" de los dias anteriores per-
do de repente todas sus fuerzas
y Sc "noqueo" a 81 mlSmo. mo
gan6 Scott. gan6 10 otro. Lue-
go 81 ell gallego Villar posee la
resistencia del "caldo y ell la
con-. no vemos c6mopuede ser
ell "desfavorecido" por los ex-
pertos.
Precavidos, sin embargo, los
"muchachones" de IA Septima y
de la Gale Main han resuelto nc
apostar
Villar perdi6 recientemente
una pelea, con ell rubio Lee Sa-
voldi; pero su mentO rasegurs
que ell "chico" no Sc sentia bier
w..
AL vencedor de esta noche Sc
lie ofrecera un match con Frank
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resplandecer para siempre su
inocencia.
jQueria Dios hacer aquel mi
lagro?
Tia luz de la verdad, de la
j%usticia, de la raz6n, iba a abrir
Sc paSo...?
Gustavo penSaba, pensaba...
Ieves suspiros Sc escapaban
de su pecho martirizado...
Y, miranda la luz de la VEN
tana, de la alta ventana de Ia
zelda, Sc decia, evocando el fan
tasma santo de su madre, ell fan
tasma de Purita, eel fantasma
tambien de aQuella hija suya.
que les habian robado manos
carcelariaS.
-iPobres MAS, pobre de
MIL. jQuerra Dios que yo vuel
va a ser dichoso?.... iAh. madre
madre, madre, madre mia! l.. tn.
que me yes desde el cielO, Y sa-
hes que 20 he sidO siempre tan
La gaceta., 1941-09-12

En- 81 octave Inning vocife
raron, alegando que White ha-
bia cometido un "balk" y que sc
debfa permitir anotar a Pee
Wee Reese, que habia pegadO
I'm tribey y Sc hallaba en- la ter
cera almohadilla. Ell arbitro
Barlick no hizo case de las "gro
serias' de Durocher y Medwick.
White lanz6 en- mejor forma
que Ell gordo Fitzsimmons, ex-
ceptuando la cuarta entrada.
Comenz6 Ell juego con tres pom
ches seguidos, servidos a Pee
Wee Reese, Billy Herman y Rel
ser.
Despues, en- ell segundo, sir
vic tambien pouches a Lavage-
to Y Camilli. En- ell tercero 81
gui6 Ell reparto y 10 tomaron
Dixie Walker, Mickey Owen y
F~itzsimmons.
Despuas los Cardenales COM
binaron cuatro hits y un error
Y anOtaron dos wees.
I'm estado de "debilidad" Sc
lie present6 a White en- la Guar
ia entrada y lie hicieron cuatro
carreraS.
Los Cardenales empataron des
pues, con dos carreras mas, en-
Ell septimo episodio.
BESIDE ell palco de la prensa
presenci6 ell desafio ell presiden
tie de la Liga, Ford Prick.
Fue la sexta victoria del gor-
do Fitzsimmons, con una sola
derrota.
B 900 400 90 OF &c, Tn, De.
s. L. OO2 600 200 90 &c, 1Oh, &c
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OROR1ES
LOS DODGERS VENCIERON
A LOS
Sc decide ell juego en- ell OncenO
inning

La serie de tres iuegos entire
los Dodgers y los Cardenales,
por ell campeonato de la Liga
INacional, comenz6 aver con u
ma victoria para la novena CO.
mandada por Leo Durocher.
Ell desafio Sc decide EN- la
oncena entrada, cuando los bod
gers anotaron dos wees, llegan-
do a 6 carreras y metiendose Ell
triunfo en- la faltriquera.
Joe Medwick, en- un tempo
ell favorito del San Luis, ahora
"estrella" del Brooklyn, bate6
una fuerte Inca que hizo saltar
a Jimmy Brown. La atrap6, pc
70 la sinti6 tan "caliente" que
la dej6 caer. De paso hizo un
trio alto a primera. Cookie La
vagetto recibi6 otra t%ransferen-
cia del pitcher Ernie White, el
novato, y entonces Dolph Can't
hi do una 'planchita" de "sacri
ficio". Johnny Mize Sc resbalt
cuando iba a cogerla y las ba-
ses Sc llenaron. Dixie Walker,
que no habia bateado en- TODD el
dia, dispar6 un "jilote" cortoi
por ell Centre, que solo debit
producer una carrera; pero los
pies Sc lie enedaron a Hopp y
lasaron la gonna 2 c~orredores
Leo Durocher Y sus hombreS
astaban freneticos y protesta-
ban cast todas las decisiones de
los arbitros.
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LA PELEA


New York, sept. 12.-La Pc
lea entire Zale, ell campe6n del
peso mediano para la Asocia-
ci6n Nacional de Boxeo, y Geor-
gle Abrams, ell vencedor de BIZ
lily Soose, tuvo que suspender-
Sc por enfermedad del primero
Muy tarde Sc lie di6 la noticis
a Mike Jacobs y este lie impidit
buscar un sustituto para ell en-.
fermo.
Zale, con una dolencia de Ia
piel, ingres6 en- ell hospital MOI
tie Sinai. Los specialists dicer
que Sc trata de erisipelas secun'
darias.
La gaceta., 1941-09-12

Poreday 81 oampe6n de L. sRan-
ma, 0 con jose Muniz, pns ydgil
espa6ol, del peso compiled, CO
nocidfsimo y respeta~isimo on
su casa.
lSera Mufz ei campc6n de
Ia "latitud cero'?
Ell hebreo Leo Center Gambia
"a puhetazos con Don Jose Ca
ballero, ahora cubanisimO, am
ties espaholisimo,
Jimmy Dun5ee sera ell con-
trario de Manuel Gomez, que
nc es pariente de Tommy, y
Battling Niece tratara de aba
tir a Solly Fernandez.
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pronto saldremos de dudas.
81; Gustavo entr6 en- la sala.

Entire ell pdblico, a la vez que
el rumor de espectaci6n y asom.
bro, oy6se un sollozo contenido
de mujer.
Era Pura.
Al yer a aquel hombre tan
querldo' de nuevo ante IN Tri-
bunal, envejecido, triste. lamen-
table, delgado como un es3nele-
TO- su alma partiase de dolor.
En- los largOs meses, en- los
largos amos que habia durado
que duraba va ell encarcelamien
70 ue Gandara, Pura iba cada
DOS o tres meses a Santoba . Vi
Star al martir.
Gustavo seguia Queriendo a
esta mujer con tOda su alma.
IAN que SECURE estaba 81 mti
sico del amor de Purita, uus Sc
sGrO estS6a de cue. sunQue q
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oueno... iicuanto themes que 81
CAPITUuO XIX
Ell burgues Salvador

-iPasen al preso!-exclam6
ell presidente del tribunal.
Sc hizo en- la Sala ese silencio
tragico donde parece flotar Ell
misterio Undesirable de las sa-
las de juSticia.
iAqul Sc iba a jugar de nuevo
la vida y la honra y ell honor de
un hombre bueno, de un hon.
bre santo!
Gustavo svanz6, siempre Gus
todiado por los dos civlies, Y pc
metro en- la sala, por Ia puerteci
LA cercana al estrada.
I'm rumor de colmena Sc ele-
v6 del pdblicO.
ALI estaban, en- les primeras
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ACOSTO A JOEY
ARCHIBALD

Washington, SPIT. 12.-Chalky
Wright, ell pequeho y fuerte ne
gro de Los Angeles, puso a dor
mir anoche, en- ell septimO asal-
to, a Joey Archibald, Ell cam
pe6n del peso de pluma para el
estado de New York.
La eomisi6n stletica neoyor-
uuina reconocera al negro como
ell campe6n de les estados de
New York y Maryland.
La gaceta., 1941-09-12
LIGA NACIONAL

Los Piratas ganaron Ell pri-
merjuego Y perdieron el segun-
do.
Boston sc, 8h, Re; Pittsburgh
&c, 10h, Re.
Boston 10c, 10h, De; Pitts
burgh DC, Oh, &c.
La gaceta., 1941-09-12

Los Tigres hicieron una ca
rrera en- Ell novena y con ella, y
las cuatro que va habian anota-
do, vencieron a los Yankees.
Ell triunfo Sc lie acredit6 a
Benton y Ell ''disgusto" a Ma
rio Russo.
Detroit &c, 11h, De; New
York &c, Oh, Re.
La gaceta., 1941-09-12

lido hdica que pdAtrajc Ia
enfennedad aAAes De eOsnen2ar
el entrehamiento en- New York.
La gaceta., 1941-09-12
La Gaceta Folletin No. 1O4
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

de los grandes criminales, en-
espera de que la justicia de los
hOmbres viniese nuevamente
hacia el, a juzgar su gran cri.
men.
Por suerte para Gustavo, no
tuvo que esperar aqui mucho
tempo.
En- la gran carcel de Madrid,
Gandara Sc vic recluido en- una
de las celdas mas duras Y auste-
ras.
Antes sufri6 ell 1ltimO ultraje
de yer que sus manos eran espo-
Radas.
Sin querer, el desdichadO sen
La gaceta., 1941-09-12

New York &c, Oh, lie; Cincin-
natl DC, All, De.
Pitcher ganador. Witek; lam
zador maltratado: Wander Nicer
La gaceta., 1941-09-12
LIG AMERICANA

Los Indios vencieron dos We
ces a los Senadores, la primera
con Smith y la segunda con Mil
mar.
Lanzadores vapuleados, Ale
jandro Carrasquel, que sustitu-
y6 a Leonard, y Chase.
Cleveland &c, 12h, lie; Wash
ington &c, 1Oh,.. Be.
Ortiz, jugando Ell IF, cometi6
dos errores.
Chicago 1c, Oh, De; Philadel-
phia &c, Oh, lie.
Fue un duelo de pitchers en-
ire Belle Y Rigney, tocandole a
este la derrota.
La gaceta., 1941-09-12
SCOTT PELEARA HOY CON
Ell CALICO VILLAR

Sin "paraguas" para ell terre-
no, pero sin cesar en- sus esfuer
La gaceta., 1941-09-12
LA GACETA

20 sEl6dIess eR A1soanA EsphAsl
~ mis ciRculaci6n en- T~IElpS
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vlctosisno Manteiga, Editor
Milford chronicle., 1941-03-07

Very fine weather this week!
Milford chronicle., 1941-03-07
RoXANA

!. The Woman's Society for Christian
Service held its monthly meeting at
he epIanannitK house Thursaay eve
ming, Feb. "a, with the hosts and
hostesses. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bai7
sey and Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Daisey,
serving delicious home made ice
cream.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mccormick; aged S4
years, passed away Friday ats 80 p.
NJ, at the home of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Bright
Richards. near town.
funeral service was held Monday
at Roxana Methodist Church at / p.
NJ. Interment was made in the Rox-
ana cemetery, with the pastor. Rev.
j. E. Jones, officiating.
She leaves one son, John McCor-
mick, who resides on the Roxana-
Selbyville road, and one daughter,
Mrs. Bright Richards, near town;
four grandchildren and four great
grandchildren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Murray are
having a new home erected on the
farm adjoining his fathers place, on
the FrankfOrd- -Roxana road.
Mrs. James Richards and son
Jimmie spent last week with her
mother, Mrs. C. r. Davis, at Frank
ford.
Mrs. Jennie Morris of Texas, is
spending some time with her sisetr,
Mrs. William Hickman.
MIR. and Mrs. James Lynch have /
moved in one of the Vance McCabe /
tenant houses. Aa<r Sc
Mrs. Jurisha McCabe SPENT Sun
day with her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Vance McCabe. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hickman and
daughter, Of Bishopville, were call !
ers in the afternoon.
John Harper is not so we'll at this
time. He is at the home of his son,
Frank Harper, near town. a
The heavy snow made it difficult |
for the feed trucks to deliver feed
for the broilers Saturday.
Milford chronicle., 1941-03-07
MILLsBORO

Rev. E. W. Henvis has sent out a
QUESTIONABLE to every member OF
Grace Methodist Church hoping that
the answers sent back will prove
beneficial to every department of
church work.
Mrs. Paul Schumacher and daugh-
ter Barbara, have been visiting rel
atives in Newark, N. ].
Rev. and Mrs. l.. e. Wimbrow Of
Denton, Md, were luncheon guests
of MI. and Mrs. H. B. Mitchell last
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. L. Lingo
have returned from months va
cation in st. Petersburg, Florida.
Mrs West, Mrs Lingo's mother,
who lives with her son. ]. Otis West
near town, is i'll.
Mrs. Anna Jones is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Esther Prettyman at
Harbeson.
Mrs. Frank Wood of New York
City has been visiting her husband
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Reese White have
returned from a vacation at Miami
Beach, Florida.
Milford chronicle., 1941-03-07

Good dry cleaning puts spring
freshness back into your topcoat.
Hayden's, phone 313, Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1941-03-07


Mrs. Wood. the mother of DR.. G..
v. Wood. and F. M Wood. has been
gravely i'll, but is a little improved
at present.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ashe and two
daughters, formerly of Cleveland.
Ohio, are making their home with
Mrs. Ashes aunt, Mrs Matte
Shockley, until she can get possess
ion OF her home in Bridgeville,
which is rented.
Miss Jean McGee of Dagsboro,
granddaughter of MIR. and Mrs, ]. 2.
MCGEE has been operated upon for
appendicitis in the Beebe Hospital
at Lewes.
Mrs. Matte Dodd is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Bertha Matthes in Phil
adelphia.
Mrs. Lima Hickman and Mrs Ell
sic Lingo were entertained at. dim
ner last Wednesday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hickman. On
that day Mr. Hickman celebrated his
birthday anniversary.
Allen Warren, who has lately
been indueted into federal service,
has been transferred from Fort Dix
to a camp in Georgia.
The Ball Theatre is advertising
that "Gone With the Wind" will be
Milford chronicle., 1941-03-07
TRINITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Wheatley
and father, Joseph Wheatley, were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Wagner, at Wyoming, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Rogers and
children of Stockton, Md. and MIR.
and Mrs. Dean Seeley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Seeley of Wooden
hawk. were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Warrington ON Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua West and
daughter Jean called on Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Neal and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
West on Sunday.
Elmer Nelson and Leon Wheatley
attended a milk producers meeting
and turkey supper at Cordoya, Md,
on Thursday last.
Mrs. Artie Harper and son Emer-
son attended the funeral of relative
at Pennington on Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Layton and son
Paul spent Sunday with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Warrington.
Mrs. A. T. White and daughter
Charlotte visited friends near Green
wood on Tuesday. 4.4 a
Linwood Lowe is quite i'll at this
writing. under the care Of DR.. Metz
Ter. a es3 s as
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams and
daughter Nancy Of near iFederals-
burg, spent Monday evening with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. F.
Hastings.
Levin Tull of Mitchell Field, Long
island. and friend, Miss Lois Rogers.
of Kingston, Pa, were over night
guests of his sister, Mrs. Lee Carey
and Mr.. Carey, on Monday.