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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-20
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paper. He hoped to high heaven the
girl, if there really was one, would
stay out OF this Eden to which he
had come. After all, it wasn't the
place for a girl who used lipstick.
and 1t wasn't the place for a man
like William Randall Latham. The
place for Bill was back home. in
the bachelor apartment. And that's
where Joel intended to have him.
Or know the reason why.
He vent on hoeing in the garden,
liking the friendly feel of the sun
upon his naked back. 1t was swell
going back to the primitive like
this. And presently he found him.
self putting Bill and his problem
out of his mind; found himself
thinking, instead, Of the mill and
a lot of plans he had for beautify-
ing the cottages of the mill people.
he had brought along with him
some blueprints as we'll as a sheaf
of suggestions and other papers
that needed to be gone over,
tuule carefully.
But Bill and his problem came
back with a bang on Saturday
morning.
1t was right after breakfast.
Bill was shaving. He seemed to
be taking extreme care as he did
so. And, lying upon the lower bunk
in the cabin living room, which
was also their bedroom, was fresh
underwear, a clean shirt, and the
gray tweed suit which always
made Bill look as though he had
just stepped out of Esquire.
whats up?" Joel asked, trying
to sound casual.
I'm going to look civilized for a
change" said Bill.
why? There's nobody to see
you, but yours truly"
I'm going down to Asheville."
"HoW? ?"
I'm your car, Of course"
"Over my dead body"
Bill turned, his face still carry
ing patches of lather.
Look here, JOEL" he said. 1--WE
got to have some carbon paper. It's
the one thing I forgot to bring
with me. And l can't write the
story I've outlined unless 1 have
carbon paper"
Il see," said Joel. THE call of
the world, so to speak. l suppose
carbon paper is as good an alibi
as anything"
do you think I'm lying-about
the paper, l mean?"
"Certainly not. But l do think
the shortage of carbon paper
seems to pop up at a most oppor-
tune moment"
"All right, so it does" said Bill,
You're not going to forbid my
using the car, are you?"
"Of course not, Bill. Go ahead,
take it, have yourself a high old
time. Asheville's a gay place in the
summer"
why not come along with me?
Well e a movie, dine at The Bat
terry Park hotel, and maybe do a
bit Of dancing. Surely there ought
to be a couple of unattached fe-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-20

was made so as to leave this control
in the hands Of teachers. 1t was
something Of the same feeling thai
fifteen years ago brought into being
the state school commission.
The Senate went rather further
than most school folks would have
gone, however, in reducing the elect
ed state superintendent to the status
of a mere eX-officio member of the
new board.
AS it passed the Senate on second
reading, the constitutional amend
ment to De submitted at the 1912
general election provides for a board
of fourteen members, with the lieu
tenant governor as chairman, the
state superintendent an ex-officic
member and twelve other members
to be appointed by the governor, one
from each congressional district.
This preserves the local representa-,
ton now inherent in the school COM
mission plan, with further restric-
ton that not less than seven shall
be trained business men.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-20

males floating around for a couple
OF nic fellows like us"
Boy, you surely can take it,"
Take What?"
Punishment" Joe, shook his
head slowly. You had a dirty dea,
handed you by a female less than
ten days ago-and here YOU are
planning to start all over again"
We'll, you know the old saving.
more of tie dog that bit you or
something like that Bill was now
getting into his clean shirt. Sure
you don't want to come along? ?"
quite sure" said Joel. I've
planned to relax today, and look
over the papers J. brought with me.
While you're in Asheville you
might get the tank filed. and get
some oil. Oh, yes, and see if there's
a chance of getting the Sunday pa
pers."
"Yas, sir, Marse Randall" said
Bill. "Ah'n shore huff do all you-all
wish me to-"
'Wnen Will you be back"
Late in the afternoon, l sup
pose. I'll just shop around, sort Of
lelsurely like, and then take nv
time driving up the mountain"
What, no movie ?"
mo movie"
mo dancing at the Battery
Park"
mo dancing at the Battery
Park. I'll save that for later" Bill
tied his tie, and examined himself
in the small unframed mirror. Be
lieve it or not, l really want the
carbon paper so that l can get to
work."
But suppose you meet the girl
in the battered old carr"
Then I may be a mite later,
Marse Randall. All hopes you-all
won't be er-mindin' too much"
ION your way, Colonel Culpep-
per-" said Joel. You and your
Gone With-the-Wind dialect"
I'm ~leaT.1g right now, Marse
Randall said Bill. And All shore
do thank you-all for you-1N's kind
ness in giving me the lean of YOU
all's car
Joel went out upon the porch
with Bill.
He stood there and watched his
cousin drive off. And when the a
had turned the bend at the end of
the narrow road which led up to
the cabin he went back inside.
Presently he was seated at a ia
bic near n of the windows, look
ing over the blueprints an Arden
dale architect had prepared for
him-blueprints of compact, at
tractive cottages which Joel knew
would be GEAR to the hearts Of the
women who were married to the
Randall Mills Workmen.
It was very still there in the
cabin. Not a sound save those made
by nameless insects that buzzed
and busted themselves out in the
morning sunshine. And now and
then the call of a thrush deep j.
the dense woods back of the houS
Go Be Continued>
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-20
CHAPTER

BILL TOOK the lipstick he had
found from his pocket and looked
Of it. There ought to be a story
Connected with it, and he intended
n oct such a story if it was to be
oot at all. The very contrast be-
tween a lipstick that smacked OF
park avenue, and a mountain cabin
that smacked of ancient family
tends was. in itself, the germ of a
story. And as soon as he got
through helping that hound fo1
cleanliness, Joel Randall, with the
long drawn out spring cleaning, he
was going to sit down at his type
writer. Maybe once he started
writing. ideas would come. They
often did. Many a time, he now re-
called, he had sat down without an
idea in his head, and within a short
time had turned out the beginning
of what later proved to be one of
the best stories of his writing ca
ceer.
Somewhat cheered by this recol-
lection, Bill began to sing as he
worked. And Joel, out in the gar
den. heard him and grinned. Poor
old Bill! He certainly had gotten
a terrific uppercut right in the ego.
But he'd get over it. Anyway, Joel
unused, he had tried to help the old
boy by making him work like a
slave. 1t had really been intention
al. Not that he didn't like things
spick and span; he did. But the real
reason he had worked hard himself
and egged Bill on was to keep him
from having too much time to
brood over what had happened to
him only a little over a week ago.
For, in spite of his resentment over
Bill coming ure to the cabin with
him, Joel still had the Unborn sense
Of protection where his younger
cousin was concerned. He hated to
see the man hurt. And so long as
Bill had come along with him, the
least he could do was to try to help
him forget that outrageous day in
the minister's study.
So far things had gone along
fairly smoothly, for all Of Bills
grouching. But soon there would be
no more work to do, things to keep
Bills mind occupied. This meant
that he would grow restless, dis.
contented. Then, Joel was sure, Bill
woulG pack up and leave. For
where, he didn"s know. But he
would have done his duty to his
cousin, and could at last settle
down to the pleasant life of a her.
nit. That is, unless Bill actually
met the owner of that COMPOUNDED
lipstick and got himself involved in
the business of putting her upon
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School Bills
Are Approved
(Continued From Page One)

CONTINUED From Page One)
for a favorable report. Representa-
tive Underwood Of Hartford suggest
ed a compromise on a bill to give
teachers continuing contracts unless
they are served with notice tnelr
are not needed at least 30
days before the school term ends,
Howell then mover that the JOINT
session dissolve with the committees
to meet separately. Senator Stacy OF
Robson, Senate education chairman,
told the senators it was thought the
House would not approve the tenure
plan in present form, but the with
out prejudice report was voted II
anyway.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-20

Match that skirt with one Of these
smart new Spring jackets, beau
tiful and colorful plaids.
Sizes 1920.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-20
SYNOPSIS

,r1 LATHAM. young novelist. has
BILL tilted only seconds before he
pev" ~ have gone to the altar. For
the first time
.orr RANDALL. his older cousin. sees
JGpG;iI.s usual Suayity and urbanity
broken.
,rcTrPDAY: They discover a iipstick
their "EveleSs Eden.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-20

One special cleanup of better
dresses, winter colors, plain
and novelty materials, dressy
safe 1 pr3ce ".e''.'*....... $2.8l
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1t concerns us materially that our
neighbors should be as good as we
are.
La gaceta., 1941-05-29

la VOC de Joaquina, que penetra-
ba de nuevo en- Ia alcoba,
Pero Ia Garces sc horrorzo.
Vic a Eulalia sentada en- la ca
ma, con ell roStro amoratado, Ia
boca negra, los brazos extendi-
dos y ell pelo en- deS6rden, prof.
riendo maldicioneS y denuestos,
palabras ininteligibles tambien.
Trio la bandeja sobre la conso
Ia, Y eorri6, dando gritos. hacis
Ell lecho:
-Eulalia, pero... Eulalia, por
Dios!... tie has vuelto local.
iSOcorro!. l.. iAmalia, Martinal L..
La Cares oblig6 a Eulalia a
echarse de nuevo.
Luego destap6 81 embozo.
La sangre llenaba de nuevo
las rOpas de Ia CANA
La herida Sc hahia alberto O.
ira veE...
5PerO mujerl... EElaliA!
Ious To YES . uasasrL-
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HE'D Neat WNV
Lydia (. PiEkaam's
Vegetable Compound Is
Real "VNOman's Friend!

zosa de CASTOR lie Noir, Ell false
cordesito; su propia historic, Ia
de Eulalia, reflejada en- las CO.
numnas de los peri6dicos, la hi
cieron sentir, mas que miedo y
yergiienza, una ira furiosisima,
una c6lera formidable contra su
torpeza, contra su propia estu-
Ipidez, que asi habia comprome-
lido todo 81 bienestar y ell edlti-
clio de su vida, a costa de tantas
audacias levantado.
Maldita sea mi vida!Cdi-
10 ahora, incorporandose por
primera vez en- Ell lecho deSde
que haisia sido herida y exten-
diendo los punos cerrados en- ell
vacio-; Imaldita sea, maadita
seal. iBien empleado me esta
tcdo 10 que me pasa!... iAh, que,
cosa tan horrible!.,. iQuien iba
a figurarse, gran DiOs7...
-iAQud tienes 81 caldo, Quori-
daLSrdsm6 en- este inStonta
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z-a r1e se e oones6ieEs9 @-
% &c cmpz- os.o q grer1o
e gre Jose Lis = -erade-0
zny-t- e peg6 = pz5sz7o C
foul"
Hscha para oJ.e1sr p1DliE :
-at 4 zolIitgd &c 3ser psrdi6
too 81 Ta,or czar5o e sr1itro
Ara-r Do-oTan msnd5 Una *
sei6u Ie . s1aedido = q Co
n6n r1oTi6 sceptsrla
Nike Jsocbs e amprez-o, q
vz6 que Luis daris : Baer 4 re
ran1ns. e. a p-i1srz sanzna
6G res &c o1-1re.
Anel Hoffman sostenis cue :
Bar sc le habia robado" z. 4
tho.
"Se trajo q Do-oTzn para pro
1everle e. ti-ulo 4 csupe6n.
TOdos los 91e prsssnciaron 2
mz1h corTiszer e. cue hv0ie-a
so III tesastrs Para Beer e
Dir z pelez, Per cuanto en =
sexo, aD-es d g5pe legal !,
ha3ia sido dgrzmente mzltrstz-
6c
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te los ha cambiado. All, toma,
ten! iUn escandalo! Los peri6-
dicos de anoche y los de esta
manana, no hablan de otra CO
sa. ;Lse todo ESQ!
lie acerc6 aGn mas los diarios
al embozo, Y fue hacia ell tocador
traysndO los pendientes.
La de las Torres no quiso mi
rar la Prensa lie momento.
Ahora 10 que la interesaba YER
daderamente era comprobar 10
I-ue decia Joaquina.
La mujer examine los pen
dientes un solo segundo.
Y en- saguida dijo, negando
rotUndamente con la caheza:
-EstOs no son los MOS.
1 Quien ha traido este a casa?
Il Mujer, no seas simple.
iGast6n te los Ia cambiacOl Va
mos a yer las otras joyas!
IFS pOsible1
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mia? Ha venido el dCctor Mora
les, y me ha dicho que te diera-
mos alimarto.
Eulalia intent6 una palida
sonrisa.
Estoy deaheeha -repuso
en- su lenguaje pintoreSco-; to-
do a cuerpo me duele.
-Es natural. Los doctorss
van a volver ahora a las nueve,
Iy to curaran. BUeno, Jno sabes?
Que?
-Pues... que ciertos son los
ltoros. FL tai Gagtomcito parece
que Sc ha llsvado un recuerdo
tuyo.
Eula.ia Sc alarm6, haata al
punto de querer incorporarse:
-iQue dices, mujer?
ST, Eulalia. Il; pero no ha-
gas locuras... Deseansa.., no Re
muevas. Ahora vas a verlo! u
nos pendientes, aquellos tan her
moses de brilanteS., parece que
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cree c7e e !szsz d Ohio tiene
-75o tie ap7ecdeE oo1sTa pa
p Lagar q s. Gtz-s
Sabe C1ggfro a. aads aehe
que gznsr, en reputation, ven =
cie,do 3 M1Yzy; p@ro usEe
1iea preente que rcera terre-
-, en- s. catego-s :. N nrin-
.ctp;sre conigue -z.raar-o.
jog Raymon5 os-.ra en- ei
seminal con To- Palmer.
Harry Lzther-&- e ptoPo-
ne v-gzr "a gir1a ql5 hace
pooos dias L u -5 & sargen-
10 Brown, e. y match de re-
vsnchs-
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to; 40 no Sc 10 que va a ser
&c nosotras!
La Garces Sc dirigi6 a la
Puerta.
lba a por e caldo para la en-
ferma.
Esta tuvo tempo de leer por
encima las terribles informacio-
n5s de toda la Prensa de Ma
orid, references al suceso de la
vispera.
81; e. escandalo era formida-
bic.
Los detalles del drama, y adn
mas, las alusiones a su negro y
terrible pasado, nenaron a Eu-
la-ia de inmensa zozobra.
Furiosa, acab6 pOr tirar los
peri6dcos al suelo, Y exclam6,
maSeando las palabras,
- Maldita sea L.. ~ haber-
me metido 20 mismo on esta en
boScada =.
La historic horrible y vergor
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PUSO 4 DO2MIR 4
ECSTAK

Le tiy6 ~ e esgws6n asalto
Chicsgo. msy 29-E esn-
.De6n 5gl peso me5isao para 4
Asociac.5- Nscio-sl &c Boxeo,
Tony Za-e. dsferdi6 oyer - 4
tulo y r e seg1ndo asalto puso
: 5ornir 2. rets5or. Al HErak
e Seattle. ss-z6o C Wishing
-o1. Prenciaron q oon5aIe
I4Gs7 esp4.25orzs, cue deja :
ron en- As czquil-as 248475.
Hostsk, VI e~xcsmpe6n, estu-
50 2 panto e rscon9gistar q co
rona q e p-iusr asalto, derr-
ban6o z Zals. psro este sc leTan-
Is antes de cue e eontaran-
Furioso, Zsle csstig5 a 81 opo
nente con una fzsrte derecha =
.unz zJ1ier1z q cUerpo.
A Negar e. seguLco, e cam
.-e6n lanz6 Una formidable ofen-
ia = tir6 a 20 contrariO por "a
-genta &c nueya, des-argzndole
N Formidable p1Eeatzo sobre e
ooraz6n Sc leTant6 y vo-vi6 z
.caer por Ia eUenta de tres.
Cay5 dos vecas mas, sin euen-
"a. = des2uks le hicieron otro
conteo de nUeve.
Rcd6 de nuevo q a Iona Hes
tax por cinco segurdos, = des-
pues por echo hasta que surgie-
ron Jos pudstazos definitivos,
una derecha al ocraz6n y IN gan
cno de izquierda q Ia barba.
Fu6 Ia tercera victoria del
czm2e6n sobrs e e~x.ampe5n, en-
q curse De N aho.
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OR0RTE
PASO La CAMARA IA LEY
Para FORNAR UNA 90
MISSION ATLETCA

Ta1a12=se mzyo ga &
mar zpr9b sysr. pr 90 v0toe
cours 2. ma lsy qze crsz en e
e-2do ira comlsi61 s1ea pa
r. ergizar = c~ontrolar 81 0o-
xeo. L medids Pszar& a sena-
60 = 6 e z2robsds a goberna-
cor EoZznd
Los cinco nien5ros ssrian
ncmors1os por q gooerns60r y
Sin cou =nszei6n para los nom
bra5os Las diyutz60s E0u5rs-
Cos pcr L eomizi5n a~stirian Z
ks MATCHES &c boxeo , luchss
Ofreri5cs q ezrnoi0 &c dinero.
L. cCmEi61 Ee1slariz Jos s1el-
dos de Is diDutSdos. En- Onan-
Do 81 es1aoecerian las oficinag.
Bsjo a ley 70 sc podran ver-
fear en q es-sdo mztcnss De
boxeo Q l1cilzs Gin psrmiso de
u conIi6n. It precio De los
permzos seriz fijado por Ia CO.
mizbn Los inzresos sc obten-
drian &c III impuesto &c cinco
pOr ciento en- todos l0s matches
&c boxeo : lucha con rspdlmien-
tos mayor De $3.50.
La gaceta., 1941-05-29
TABLAS
Ia PELEA DE SCALZO

Milwaukee. mayo 2e-La Co
nisi5n ALetiea Gel estaio de
Wisconsin declar5 aver tablas IA
pelez ef c.usda aqui entire Pc
ter Scalzo, e. campe6n de- peso
de puma para "a Asocisci6n Ma
cional de Boxeo. = Phil Zwick.
De Kaukana, Wisconsin.
e zrbitro Barney Ross infor-
nd que e habia concedido a ca
d. UGgd Is puntos pero que des
puss ~resolvi6 dar al campe6n rs
s. al contrincante IA.
Resdlvi6 Ia Comisi6n que el ar
bitro habia alterado Ia anota-
ci6n y que por 70 tanto CORES :
poudia otorgar IN empate.
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DIVORCES

NCeas 6enan1zs Rose Doyle
Williams contra Robert wilson
Williams; LZ.-- " Head con-
Ira Kyie Hea. W-L.e Brown
co-tra Lula 3 Brown; Carolyn
Dean Qens-z contra JAMS
E5wsrd Clsre-.s Claire Hoft
nan MacKr:gn: contra John W
MacKnight; Hunter E. Todd
contra Cara Bee Todd.
La gaceta., 1941-05-29

Los Atlkticos superaron a los
Medias Rojas en- IN partidO que
Eur6 IS inning" S. Chapman
evu56 a la victoria con cuatro
its. uno de clos IN tubey. VII
on fue e. pitcher perdedor y
rerrick el victorioso.
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va 10 YES. Ahora, mira to-
DO este.

Va 10 YES Ahora, mira to-
do este.
Las dos muieres, con ansias
infinitas, Sc pusieron a exsmi-
mar las otras joyas.
Por suerte para Eulalia, no
faltaba o no parecia s%ustituida,
al menos, ninguna de las de-
mas.
loud horror!-coment6 al
fin Ia herida-; w Ell dinero?...
I Has visto 81 falta aAgo?
ST; he mirado. No me pare
ce que falta NADIA. En- Ell cofre
solo habia cinco mil y pico de pc
setas, en- billetes y unOs duros, y
TODD esta mira. Pero, como d.
10 ell chusco: 'esperemos el f.
nal'.
No quiero pensarlo!
Lee. lee esoS peri6dicos-
invite entonces Joaquina, domi-
nando q dOras pena0 Ga espan-
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Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

nvuszuds Who zraered fr0m TIE tnrulIng
ralua a aGz1ca. hullaEo. U1-
Fzizlz ard neluus-are cerEzElY mppy pYG
then casuoVery O. NLRIIg. hoE LHy hzy2
found a ~cuick-actinz fOrurz whch speedily
reewea Inv eIhautn2 u2acrl4r acnes ana
- ETrpiTDn rMtwown ard dependabie
-C0utaza7 no orsateA II YOU -sut 70 TEL again
TIE ~ II relief from pan-o o can WoTk n
r@zce ard deaD IN o0Futorr-be w1e and uy
kERITD under tins ron6sd guarantee II ne
yrw frsr tire GOES CO not relaeve uat Gus
uasn r. V1ar zfEiaclou-ycH mos2T vi -
Fsf4n6ef Don't suffer. Ask ygH dr1Egst To-Day
kU GCRIrO ca TIA g=zrzntee- U.N.GD
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LIGA AMERICANA

Los Tigres alcanZaron otro
triunfo sobre los Indios, siendo
Eisenstat e "serpentinero' va :
puleado. Bruce Camupbell peg6
81 ouinto "jonron" en- ssis desa-
fics.
Sc le concedi5 Ia victoria al
PITCHER Benton.
Cleveland sc. Oh, De; Detroit
g., 11h, 4e.
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LTGA NACIONAL

Y.ucieron .os Digger 2 los
PniLies en II partico qUe durt
z en-rsdzs. Relser Impulse il
czrrera Gecs.vs, con al 81
bey."
Swift f1s q pitcher gansdor
= Brurer = 6errotado.
Brookyu Sc, lzh, o.; Fz26el.
ia &c, In, Il.
La gaceta., 1941-05-29

L1ego &c que los Cubs habi2n
ke-hO una carrera en- 81 noveno.
Eegsn1o : u total De cinco; los
Car5ensles atacsron G hicier0-
3 ganando 81 juego. Shoun lanzt
en- IN innig y Sc ie oo-ced;6 IA
victoria. 81 primera del ano.
Chicago sc. 11h, lie; San Luis
Sc, Oh. Dc.
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La Gaceta Folletin No. Is
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE


FL instinto de conservation
la hizo empezar a pensar 81 no
Eerfa meior de TODD ahuecar el
ala D largGrse de Madrid con sus
ounce o diez y seis mi duros, a
vegetar tranQuilamente en- cual-
quier gran capital.
va cerca de las Ocho despert6
Eulalia.
Joaquina Sc acerc6 al lecho, y,
no Queriendo andarse con amba-
ges, entreg6 a la dueha de la
casa toda Ia Prensa de la mana
ma Y de la nOche anterior, al
tempo que la decfa:
q lC6mo estas, hila
La gaceta., 1941-05-29
new! "~BacTERlOSTATIC"
Feminine
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among women

Many doctors recommend regular use
Of 6oache5 Is : p-scaur.ona-y meas
ure foy wouz1 go want 70 De Clean
6Azry-fU Eozsa troubled ~ Offend
trg occ- CT Zc1arge.
Some Euo-cS may be harmful TO
seisczts tlsg-ss. 81. rot Lydia z.
Piakhzrg szzz-ve wash Pinkham's
Eararve wzz1 IS gaining great favor
because irsECT q harmful geTmicide.
InEzd-rs : mighty effective BAG
tgr5osrz1c re modern trend II not
only dzscoEsg=s bacterial growth and
Infection 81 thoroughly cleanses, deo-
torizeS Vs-y socthing-relieves minor
krta-cZ and discharge and has a
tonic eEect 81 delicate membranes.
Gxpe1Evs. Al druggists.
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GUGGTNO THEME CONTAIN
IA E LA VICTORIA

Esta bien preparado para 81
pelea de manana con Billy Muir
raw. en- Benjamin Field, el yete-
rano gladiator tampeno Carl
Guggino.
Murray tiene muchos amigos
en- esta ciudsd; pero Guggnio
La gaceta., 1941-05-29

Los Rojos L pagaron u hits
a Butcher, perO este, ayudado
por Alfonso Lopez, gan6 e. Jue-
20. Alfonso do VI hit en- tres We
ce.
Pitsburg 7c. Sh, 1e; Cincrn-
natl 4c, 12h, De.
La gaceta., 1941-05-29

To6os bs cc1-s1cie--es 20
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Is persorzs ne3o-es &c 18 g.
EC % pocrsn psricpar e
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regraerEn-e Eorral &c Or
.Ia16o. g-izn 2segzrz 1sssa %
-er :. 5oxao = las I1Lhss q II
1szo RS sleTsc0.
La gaceta., 1941-05-29

In cusdrs1Elzr &C SAErk
90 & jEego Z los Yankees : ara
derrots : Hz2O1- S. j2g6 ds
n0cne.
Czrrzsgua cCnplet6 q iesz :
70 6esde Z 0nita7 ds los se-
us3ores.
New York s., n 0e; Wash
ington 8, In, 2e.
La gaceta., 1941-05-29
~RFCHAZADA La PETICION
DE BUDDY BAER

Washington, marc ga
Comisitn de Boxe0 d. distrito
De Columbia rechsz6 aver Ia Pc
tici6u 5el gzdiador Buddy Baer
La gaceta., 1941-05-29
Gotta DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

y g9Egs 20 . SN1a VIA he xd frend o.
B2lEe1 sEpc.ufLe1L bay amzr aad taks
TIE ErgreF ~Ere111taon 70 see That y1zF brsAeh
cDetnE G&e11 gnEen@azr1ly. AaEr a.. 11th-
Ing Il - A1exr&4hla and - cfenxlTs a. q
~EegeEla4 ease a kaisaain fbz6 brEashl. Be-
fgns gl1r EEK tate ~ bzainsn aDD1intmsrE,
rinse 2s zggtn win LM1erl1e AEEmeDtir.
G-mat Mns1a1ely your breath becor@
aHeeG. BzreF. A8N key % o4enG Most
eases = Ezstmh, Eay Ecn1e suthorif5a. are
&c - re 4sruertattcn II tiny food parties
H. Ne -Qgtn. a.hc1Hh Bome ezzes maT BE-
&c - Egf1an4e c1orceru. Azzl1Et the for
mer egretsgn. LhteFine A~ntl1sptte works
WpEcer beezlae 4 hrt hAlh the fsrmentz-
Ngl ane Enen gverrorrem tns o1Gr1 4 rNZBes.
Dgnt torEst 70 ne H. It's the aut aid u
t1oE1a1G Il popular ane Hgec@sfl people.
LISTERINE AkTISEPTIc
To Make your Breath SUsstsr
La gaceta., 1941-05-29

veozaae MAusxiza- Editor
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-22
Capital JoIted
by Inability
10 Fiji Tanks
Attendants Put
Drivers on Half
Rstions, Report

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22-(R
Real or phony, the East's long
forecast gasoline shortage was
pinching motorists today, with
the nations capital hit earliest
and heaviest.
Some Washington filling sta
tons sold pleasure car drivers
only half as much as fuel as they
ordered. Others put q limit OF
five gallons on individual sales;
others went as low as three. Yet
some establishments were COM
plying without question when
requested to "fill 'er up"
Ralph K. Davies, acting Pc
troleum coordinator, renewed
his denuciation oftprophets who
he said had "arisen to proclaim
that therois no danger" and that
"the warnings of an impending
shortage are 'phony'."
He said false figures were be-
ing circulated in an apparent At
tempt to confuse the public" BY
challenging the necessity Of d.
verting american tankers to
British war supply service.
That diversion Of vessels was
necessary, government officials
See GAS-Page 2
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-22

oGeorge r. John will come
home tomorrow from his custom
ary afternoon with the Knothole
Gang TO m atmosphere Of re-
joicinS.
Mr.. John will be % years cid
tomorrow and his daughters
EulaIie and Gertrude, plan =
family dinner In honor Of their
father.
Invited to attend are his three
sons, Clifford, George and Har-
old. The hrst two are widely
known Mount Clemens lawyers
and Harold Is accountant at the
State Liquor Store.
CHOPPN0 WOOD ~
Most men reach the slipper
and pipe stage long before they
reach 90, but not George John.
This morning when the writer
called he had to be summoned
from The back yard where n
was ehopping wood.
He explained that he was
WORKING off the effects Of two
!. xlaeUes Of beer he drank yeseer-
day while attending the olS(
reunion Of the Old Crowd at tho
ooorRe CudWorth cot1age.
With Mr.. John tn KnC(ho1Q
0an1 comes Dirt aftsr he -
ily, q opurse. uombore ~
elude Louis LoCroix, - g -