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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-12
Two OF A Kind

1.-Two OF A Kind
At the BraWley-El Centre foot
ball game in BraWley Friday night
a man and a woman were as in
teresting TO the people near them
as was the tie game itself. Judging
from all appearances they liked
football but were not what might
be called experts.
In the fourth quarter the score
was to O. Everybody was excited
and terribly worried. They kept
glancing at their watches.
"Oh, we've got lots of time, the
woman said. They play two
halves and four quarters The
man turned to her in mild surprise
He asked:
rs that so, Honey? I thought
they played four quarters" "
Wasted Effort
Making speeches was not what
peace officers wanted to do III
Yuma Friday night. Chief Ike Pol
hams finally spoke about peace Of
ficers and national defense. Nor
Imam Adar talked about a pistol
shoot. No one else would say a
word.
Sheriff Pete Newman looked
around the banquet table and saw
Nudge R. H. LuteS, former CaleXi-
can. now busily marrying couples
in Yuma's Gretna Green
will you make speech, Judge
Newman asked. LuteS looked up
from his plate.
Certainly not" he snapped.
This isn't election year
Needs Lessons
From Saturdays Fl Ccntro police
log:
MUSICAL DOG Received cali
from unknown informant that
dog at 652 Hamilton sings to the
moon every night, feepFg. the
neighbors awake Officer Edwards
detailed to inform the owner that
his dogs efforts were going to
waste Dupont.
A Job We Don't Want
ollt VI Illio i'Lptl - hN'Ni N'''N''
Thursday asked its prospective GUS
toners, wanna buy a Skunk?"
Well. we know one man who
doesn't. He's Wilmer SWerdfeger
Wilmer was at Elks club Thursday
Inight when he received an SOS
from Mrs. SWerdfeger, that a
skunk had invaded their home
west of Ell Centro, attacked the
\ henncry and sprayed their dog and
d in general was playing hob with
the whole estate.
Wilmer rushed out, and little
while later he called his brother
Elks to report the progress.
We'll. l got the d thlnG,
all right but I'm wreck. Can
you hear me heaVc?'
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-12
WEATHER

Maximum temperature Friday SO, minimum
Saturday IS; am. temperature Saturday 67, hu-
mdity So; noon temperature Saturday 95, humid-
ty 28; pm. temperature Friday 49, humidity 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-12

L. A. Hay--N. S. No. Sl9-S2O; u. S. No. 2 Leafy
l. V. SlS-S19; U. S. No. 2 Sl5.5O-S165O; Mps. Dec.
Flax $181l2.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-12

Total Cash, Checks and Drafts Sent
Through The Two FL Centre Banks
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A Firm And Lasting Friendship


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lad learned @. fnoaEh experience
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Ge'-ss Basaara VII be eise.s.
oy s-6i'anf.si majority s. 'ss
declaration beng made By May 2,
Bashssas supporters The cam
palgr 'or his election b now ir fan
seing and gaining more AL more
fupreriers every day.
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'ritnls ave conducting a daily cam
- .En 50 lis behai; aud they are
asking al. % the registered coiorsd
voters 70 support George EssAsra
Ter judge q C!rcsi, Court
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FRANK NlFP1y. To ds'ol' believe
mere gre" " Hra a1f lasN-g
friendship
Ny brother. moral philosophy j.
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Certificates


tsak .er DELAYED b scT1
-as h,suk viii b ser n
Is properly filed OF ~
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csr''aca'e VII De forw s
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secure their birth tsrt re- Il
3, IS aopsl tina, Other 'w
cd organizations and iss a1',l
cur people n De'ror
similar service. II is ysr f-'sf'1
iha' members Of the "s
employment and dssirir.
their Jobs in indusiris, 2 ANS s''l
obtain their birth ceriie sf' az
'he sooner they are ~ f' y
better j. viii he .or us WI
NO arc denied Jobs heega 90 q
not possess birth csrilf -
unfair 20 blame the "a .f IN
qioyers. They have 20 sh h' p
law We must blame sis'
when We fail 10 d. our port.
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0.stfrts Dsrrow-s N,rdic LAWYER
saiisr s-1 brilliantly employ INK
a.s yea 'aisn's % TIE end that,
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sfsri hr ne accident o., birth.
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FOR SAIE

Pasadena near Hamilton. and
i-income. Hot air heat. garage.
good Investment. s3a5O.O0. small
down payment owner. Tyler
1918.
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Modern Grocery and Meat MARKET.
Fully equipped: ideal location; ex-
celleai business opportunity. Due
10 fafher< death family viii sac
rifice. contact $50 Hastings street.
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CANNAS>ER Tor building line.
food proposition 10 right party.
Apply fSsa-lith street.
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Read -PoIIlIcaI Obssr,atIvnss By
Alfred CASEY On psge Y.
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CLASSIFIED


For Real kstaie-Call John
Bisha~. square deal o. no deal
Tyler 5000 - ~ south Norrell
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llstings. suitable wife. husband.
sweetheart. every where. many veal.
thy. send staTn. Jennings. Box 81.
kensiBgton station. Brooklyn. Ny.
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APARTMENTS To RLNI
20 2. ongress and Is T.. Cam
hsid las Room Apartments. Al
% sleeping rooms very handy for
downtown WORKERS: home like.
Rates s3.iA. - and p per week.
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Furnished Rooms - Automatic
heating sysiem; private hItchsns:
- per week ~ or i.Room Apart.
meni. furnished or unfinished.
GIGS lroquois-l block from Har.
per.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-15
JOSEPH a. MURPHY.
IuLrn ~ ILL.,.

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JOSEPH A CRAIcEv.
D pats Probate Register
3-I5-f-s.
Evening star., 1941-04-02
Patriotism Of Citizens
In Neighborhood Told
In School Broadcast
Gurnet-Potterson Pupils
Build Program Around
Morale Of Community

The outstanding institution In ths
neighborhood Of the Garnet-Patte
son Junior High School is the
patriotism in the hearts Of the resi-
dents, according TO 40 students of
the school who appeared on The
Stars weekly broadcast for junior
high schools yesterday noon.
Breaking the custom usually fol-
lowed by junior high schools of
building each program around the
outstanding feature Of the commu-
nifty where the broadcasting school is
located. the Garnet-Patterson STU
dents chose to describe the morale
Of the district with a plsylet,
Patriotism in One American
Family"
Glad TO Serve.
Residents around Tenth and U
streets NV, where the school is
located, are glad to be drafted or
pay taxes, as long as the country is
benefited, the children declared.
I'VE hope the flame Of patriotism
will burn as brightly In your hearts
as 1t does in ours" Lydia Gray, II,
of 1713 S street NV. the narrator,
said at the conclusion of the play.
The drama was written by Mrs.
M. D. Evans, chairman OF the
schools Radio Committee, who d.
rected the broadcast. Songs by
about 80 students chosen from the
school glee club were directed by
Mrs M. G. Brown, assisted by Ralph
| Scott. Walker Savoy, principal,
watched the broadcast from the
control room.
Refer to Wars.
Other students taking speaking
parts in the play. which included
reference to Revolutionary, Civil and
World War days, were Ann Webster,
Floyd Roberts, Doris Wimbush, Joyce
Samuels, Muriel La Grange, Alice
Branch, Oscar Sesco, William Wad-
dell. Earl Tolliver, Jean Kirby, Victor
Lewis and Yvonne Booth.
The broadcasts are presented each
Tuesday at noon by The Star. in CO.
operation with the Board Of Educa-
ton and the National Broadcasting
Co.
Evening star., 1941-04-02

COuHLSu lHS SQUIS as OLILcT uQgS.
and Annie V. Williams 90 New windsor
Nd; judge Robert E Mattingly.
Harold B. Anderson; q, l02s Connecticnt
s46O 18th St, NV: tn. Rev. Ronald ]
EaEi Eel Is: 1908 os g st ~ Nv, and Carr:
the Rev. John L. Henry.
Frank j. Kunns, 35, and Dorine R, Baker.
33, both Of Hackensack, N. j.; the Rev
Richard F. Westheimer,- 2s. 1927 18th s.
NV, and Georsette E., Butts, 81 Cum
berlsnd, Mo; Judge Robert Z. ,Mattlnsl;,
"iam eaP3 s. BSS2r sS56 Of Newport anP NsTs va
the Rev. Leslie L. Bowers.
RICHARD M RUIZ, 21' a Alexsndris; Va ar snd
the Rev. Freeley Rohrer.
Charles w Burton, jr.. u, 304S Monroe 81
ns n,,oa AND Thgrm9 e., NJ Flfst 20 R.I.,i; Is35
Marvin A. Gardner, p, 5000 14th st. NV.
and Lillian McCracken, 81. 1880 Lamont
ST. NV, the Rev wafer aaeT y Gas and
Mary A. Johnson q 40 llth st. Sc
CHARLES $. Ames' jr.4 IS. 2s29 3sth St n nv =
csht @ he Rsz jesspsS SoE i. i5fS 53EIi;tsT: +
n% nna SGnnis fhe Rev u Ben sGIsLSR Msghan n 1'OO
Charles K Feweil, 25, 6704 sth st, NV;
and Mary A. Hunt, p, $40 Quincy 81
NV: The Rev. H ". Rursan
'A%sd and Vefonica % j. COZ. coy Fl" Io 100 Bay : st
Sc; the Rey; G. B; Faueett os. ,.,,rd
RusSeH aSe 3 s.lTe anS Violet NJ DAVIS, So a. as
G st. % s,w.; the Rev John G. Ball.
32. both cf 1857 Newton st. NV the
James A Al Mitchell, "a, and Nancy CASSIDY.
"A, both of New York; the Rev. Howard
s WilklnS1n: H12f2n 90 No u.s,,or - nv
os9ph snd Berfaa ie NJ B2oW1 Wn a6 % S6I N st. st. n
Judse Robert T. E MattipgIyi 51u WsIy;n .v. .
RSh1Fd ana saTsS sF9Sn Hall g. Whsel.a 1FsRf i fd
Richard M Humphries, 81, l01a 18Th st
fison , ave. Sc: the Rev. B. H. Whiting:
john Il. Porter. e3: 43s NJ st: NV, and
Mamie whipple; a., s2s st. NV; the
John nv r. and G5sfk viii: lie fif RadIe' ar istI
RTsntwSod S,. I'd ne the wssSir.,o5 RsS !! C BAL nd
NV; the Rev. EDWARD L. Buckley.
John D; Loveland, 81 4s2 LOT 10th 81 g .w' ~.
s:w.; he Rev. A. y. warner. r.
Va. and Alice L: Wils; 21' Postsvills'
Kenneth l. Robinson. 23, and Dorothy B.
Kelly, "a. both Of 14Q5 s. c. ave. sc;
the Rev. Edwin A. Luckett. -
25, both Of $500 sth st. NV; the Rev.
virgilio villatico' 81. 5430 N. Capitol st. =;
snd Mary d GsrltaantSSnio' aatSa6 81 lol@
Norman E. Michael, "a. 1905 Savannah
st Sc. and Mabel L. Q. Weaver. 2S'
1858 W st. NV; the Rev. Walter NJ.
George B. Childers. ir. ~. 222e OIL. at.
ne. and Edith A. Powell 20, 1119 Owen
pl ne; the Rev. Richard NJ: Musten.
Robert W, Kneessi, q, Rivsrdsle. Nd >
and Catherine r. ds Thisrry. 81
1917 o st. NV; the Rev. Wilber T.
Willie Rowe. 2I, 712 5th ct. nv. and
Flossie Smith. %. 714 4th Of. NV; the
Rev. Sylvester Moss.
Moses Galloway. 81, and Mamie Lindsay,
20. both Of 1909 L st. NV: the Rev.
James Rosers. jr.. 30. 1912 18th st.. and
Jeanette johnson; IL. 1406 1st st. nv.
Ben jameson. Il. and Nellie Dallard. "a.
both Of 632 Morton pl. ne; the Rev.
w. E. Lee.
Evening star., 1941-04-02
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. C. ldW, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, wdit three tull days and
receiUe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19
DRAFTEES
Continued from Page Nine)

kNohdhucu hfohi Aabc &NAhcJ
Harry H. Dubke. r. =. ID. ,. Dearborn.
Kenneth L. o'Dette, s2o5 Kendall
Edward y. chmislswski. ss3o Belmont.
Clyde r. Baird. 90 Mt, Clemens. Pontiac.
Harry +. Grain. 3o4 Kim. Pontiac.
Earl W. windiate, 1855 Central. Inkster.
Joseph p. Juptner Jr.. e54s Heyden.
Arthur r. szyniszewsk. Si4s Lehman.
Elias HriskO Jr.. i2iiO) chArest. Ham,
ehafl ss R TsSIo8 aHocs P sshS ins.
Eugene suwinski. S45s Doremus. Ham
william L, Kennedy. 1881 LOngview.
Lewis r. vernal, 1898 Holmur.
/ Louis p. Gregor, lI2T Thirtieth.
/ Henry c. Watson. $3.50 Robindale, Dear
Joseph c. syper. 4ses Konkel.
/ Eugene J. csrrico. 34sls Sims, Wayne.
Benjamin A. King, s424 Mitchell. Ham
Stanley W. PikOr. $3.50 chsrest. Ham,
STANLEY F. Nygowski. 1888 Mcpousail.
Cecil r. overstreet. s52e4 Chestnut. Wayne.
William cichon' 2ssS5 John Hawk. Garden
William w. Pashko. 27so Livernols.
Howard c. Sylvester, 1928 Syracuse, Dear
Daniel Kritz. 1884 Inkster. Inkster.
Orien ]. Beaubien. 1929 Polk, Dearborn.
Steve wengrEynowicz, 1881 chsrest. Ham,
Valentine s. Krssks. 2s2s5 DunnIng. Ink
Harry A. Piotrowski li40 Junction.
Andrew J. Walko. 1850 Thirty-third.
Edward G. MONT. 5l07 Junction.
Frank S. Gnida Jr., 2s0li Ford, Garden
City.
Walter J. Konopski, 51s7 Thirty-third.
Joseph p. Marcinowski Jr., 1881 Evaline,
Joseph b. Neal, 5763 sivery Lane, Dear
born.
Jack r. SAbatini 1887 Idaho.
Theodore Z. Swider, 1888 Farnum, Ink
Albert S. Musiai. 1858 Junction.
Guy f. Taylor, Veterans Hospital. Dear
born.
Henry J. Misrka. 12o4s sobieski, HAM
Walter c. schrader. 757 Savage. BeIlevine
Stanley Mslaski. 2sOi1 Maplewood, Gar
den City.
Conrad J. Kaluzny. 1892 Parkdsle.
Otterbein p. 'Brien. 1901 Clark.
Leo J, Thomas, 1857 West Grand boule-
clsrencs Bryant. 1878 Jim DAILY, Garden
Arthur Tonak. 3s42 Jim DAILY, Garden City
Harry Mulholland, 2s13s Marquette, Garden
City.
Joseph J. Kulaszewicz. 1874 Moran. Ham
Chosen r. Manning. 255so Hanover. Dear
born.
william Maurer. 5o25 Hannah, Wayne
James L. Freshman. 60l1 Newburgh,
Carl Il. Gibbs. 1889 Sophia, Wayne.
Joseph Perniak Jr., 30i9 Trowbridge, Ham,
tramck.
James D. Short. Veterans Hospital. Dear
born.
Melvin N. Burger Jr., 1920 Beechwood.
Walter v. Radziszewski, i20s9 McDougsll,
Thomas j. oberman. 425s Herbert.
Charles A. oliver. $685. Park. Wayne.
Virgil r. Thompson, 1927 Outer drive.
Raymond d. Brehmer. 1929 Christine.
Grady B. vickers, 1877 Fourteenth
Mike Dobczelyski, $500 Jim DAILY. Garden
City.
Russell c. Lockwood, 3S5i5 Joy, Plymouth.
Stuart II. Elliott. r. F. d. 1. Wayne.
Frederic C Yates, 1870 West Grand boule-
ward.
Grant r. Carleton. 3s47 Washington.
Frank swamba, $685. North Wayne, Wayne
Shelby P Bradshaw, 1885 Holmur.
Joseph P. Niemiec, 1908 Jim DAILY. Garden
City.
Edward A. Fitrzyk. 1881 Hammond.
Arthur A. Prieskorn. 1886 Third. Wayne.
Norman F. Kloss 1891 Fletcher.
Lloyd X. Clary 2454 Second.
Raymond L. Eastin, 1924 Michigan,
Barry s. Cox. R. F. D. 2, Detroit.
Henry H. Halter. s42e Lumpkin, Ham
Edwin ]. Green. 2sO37 Notre Dame. Ink
ster
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-19

Prompt action may forestAli
trouble. Lowered body resist
snee enables germs on the
throat to get the upper hand.
Help nature to combat such
germs by gsrEling with Lis
terine Antiseptie.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-31
SAROKBA AZ
0RECEKKEL

Az amerikai hadsereg 0reg
tabornokait felretolta utjab6l a
modern szellem es helyiikbe
fiatalabb, tehetseges katonakat
ultetett.
Nagyon sziikseges volt mar
regen ez a bator mozdulat. A
mostani haboru megmutatta,
hogy a fiatalabb koru nemet
tabornokok mint vertek lie az
Greg katonakat, akik AIT hit
tex, hogy a katonai tudomany
alapjai veglegesen lie vannak
rakva es ujitasok fel6l hallani
sc akartak.
Az Greg emberek vezeteset
kiilon0sen a franciak sirattak
meg. Anglia egy ideig meg ma
kacsul ragaszkodott Greg tabor
nokaihoz, italian ma is azok
vannak hatalmon, de az Egye-
silt Allamok sokkal elesebben
lat es felre tolta a sarokba az
0regeket, akik helyuket megal-
lani t0bbe mem tudjak.
Miota a haboru megindult,
ez volt az els6 mozdulata Roose-
welt eln0knek, amely teljes egy-
hangusaggal talalkozott. Min
denki megnyugodott benne,
hogy fiatalabb er6kre bizta az
eln0k a hadsereg vezeteset es
csak AIT kivanta, hogy bar le-
hetne ICY tenni a kiveniilt,
konzervativ politikusokkal is.
Ez a valaszto polgarsag fel-
adata lenne, amely j6l tenne,
ha az eln0k peldajat k0vetne.
Aggastyanokkal, maradiakkal
mem lehet tobbe Amerikat he
lyesen vezetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-31

vi haborus sz0rnyek tepik lancaikat,
vi nepek feszitik harci izmaikat
Csendes ocean a Sarga tengerek
vzenek habja el6re megremeg
s zugo hullamai d0rg6 vizeknek:
egymasnak lily veres szavakat izennek:
"Uj korszaka jon veres gyilkos nasznak:
tenger temet6je a Macy pusztulasnak.
Es mire sorok talan megjeennek:
Uncle Sam es Japan tan egymasnak mennek :
s nagyobb dicsere az emberhaladasnak
a tengereken Is vi hullamsirt asnak -.
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
Ell PUNo DE HITLER
FL cOcear curas es un sport
de la S. S.

I'm checo, persona digna de
toda confianza, fue testigo lie
vista, qe cuando los Can6ni-
gos de la Cathedral de Burno
llegaron a la fortaleza de
Spielberg para ser internados
EN- ella, mozalbetes de la S. S.
Sc divertieron dando patadas
y arrastrando a los uobres Ca
n6nigos hasta la capilla dom
de todos los prisioneros aria
nos fueron agrupados.
A muchos curas Sc les ha-
ella permanecer sentados a la
moda arabe icon las piernas
cruzadas) durante horas y
mas horas Y eran amenazados
con ser fusilados 81 Sc movian.
I'm pobre cura que Sc movie
porque no podia aguantar va
mas despues de tres horas de
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
tire los jpgadores de primera H.
nea y los de la reserva, en- La
Universidad de Tampa.
CERCA DE SU FIN LA LU-
CHA POR Ell
EN- LA NACIOAL
Ell BROOKLY CONTINUA A
LA CABEZA DE LOS CLUBS

La furiosa lucha por el "pen-
nant" en- los premios de la Lii
ga Nacional esta va tocando a
su fin. ST ell Brooklyn Dodgers
'puede ganar hoy y ell st. Louis
Cardenales pierde, los primeros
estaran SECURES de capturar Ell
campeonato de la Liga, 10 me-
nos por medic juego, a despe-
cho de los resultados de los jue-
COS de Sabado y Domingo.
Los Dodgers derrotaron aver
al Boston Braves, pOr una ano-
taci6n de Az.
Los Cadenales ganaron tam
bien aver, terminando su juego
con ell Pittsburgh 440. 10 que &C
loca a los Cardenales a juego y
medic del Brooklyn.
Ambos clubs Sc encuentran
en- la actualidad con SO juegoS
ganados cada uno, So perdidos
por ell Brooklyn y "a por ell st
Louis. A ambos les quedan tres
juegos por jugar.
La gaceta., 1941-09-25

team del jefferson, indican que
Ell score sera mucho mas bajo
que en- 1910.
Ell coach del Jefferson, Dill
Harker, admite que SUI eleven
Golden Dragon de 1941, es mu-
chic mas fuerte y pleno de ex-
periencia que ell ano pasado. Es-
pera integrar su lineup con
Juniors y Seniors de los cuales
ganaron letras ell pasado aho.
Sin embargo, no Sc espera
que este team inicial permanez-
ca mucho tempo en- ell juego,
porque ell coach Harker cuenta
con una segunda Inca, que aen-
tajara a los iniciadores por 10
menos en- una proportion de 10
libras por hombre.
Tony Salinero ha sido desig-
nado Captain del Jefferson.
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
Como lucha Hitler por ell
Cristidnism0!

En- Alemania los neo7paganos
y ateistas han aumentado en- I'm
1917 desde 1884. Este detalles
es publicado por la revista ale
mana Intellectual "Das Reich
sacado, segdn ell peri6dico ma
nifiesta, de las establishes O.
ficiales relligiosas de 1899. Ber-
lin con su 1929 es I'm baluarte
del neo-paganismo, despues vie
ne Hamburgo con 1879 y Vie
IA con 6.4%.
Los Nazis han publicado va
rios decretos en- Be!gica cuya fl
nalidad no es otra cosa que la
compIeta aniquilaci6n de la
Iglesia Cat6lica. TOdas las acti-
La gaceta., 1941-09-25

martirio, fue muerto de an IT,
70 a la cabeza.

Ell peri6dico aleman ''Nord-
land" publica que ell n1mero
deestudiantes de teologia ma
triculados para ell tercer curse
de 1910 fua de 402. Este mime
10 Sc compare con los cinco a
sais mil que estaban matricula-
dos en- los amos anteriores. "Es-
tas cifras" anade ell peri6dico,
"permite al pueblo aleman ell de
ducir 10 que nosotros hemos d.
oho siempre, este es, que la teo-
logfa es una asignatura que no
deberia ser ensehada en- las u
invertebrates alemanes".
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
PUEDE QUE SPODTORE Y
HACH EN- Ell
M Ell VIEENES

Art Spoltore y Bob Hach,
back y end de reserva, es posi-
BILE que sean llamados al juego
ell pr6ximO Viernes por la Uni
versidad de Tampa, que habra
Gle medir sus fuerzas en- la no
che de manana con ell South
Georgia College.
Spoltore, que puso de mani
fiesto un gran juego contra
los Alabama Teachers, es un ex-
jugador del Stetson y es possible
que sustituya a Comparetto
halfback, cuyo hombro esta Ii.
geramente lastimado.
Hach, ex-estrella del HILLSIDE
rough High, posiblemente tam
bien sera llamado a juego, 81 las
lesiones de Ed Howell no lie pei
miten entrar en- acci6n al sonar
Ell pito.
Ell team del South Georgia
que consiste de SO muchachos
Sc espera que llegue esta tard'
a Tampa.
Ell eleven de Mike Herndor
sc dice que es ell mejor y mas
EXPERIMENTAL que dicho coach
ha traido a Tampa en- mucha:
temporadas.
En- la tarde de aver Sc llev6 g
cabo una fructifera practica er
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
OEPORTES
A CONTRA JEFFER
SON EN- Ell JUEGO mi
CIAL DE ESTA N0CHE

Los teams de foot ball del
Plant y jefferson High Schools,
iniciaran hoy su programa de
juegos en- un encuentro que ten
Ora lugar en- Phillips Field es-
ia nOche.
En- el juego Ell jefferson en-
tiara en- su primera estaci6n CO.
mo un complete team de Senior
High. Ell pasado aho, cuandlo
ambos teams Sc enoontraron,
ganando ell Plant por una ano-
taci6n de 400, ell Jefferson no
era mas que un Junior7Senior
High School.
Ell coach Jimmy Hughes de
los Panthers, fresca aun su vic
toria de 25-12 sObre ell Braden-
ton Golden Wave la pasada Sc
mana, sera ell favorito; pero
las demostraciones ofrecidas
durante las practicas por el
La gaceta., 1941-09-25
LOS BONOS PARA
LA DEFENSA
Preguntas y r~espuestas

y reSpueSraS
P. IPor que razones deben
los americanos comprar ahora
Bonos y Sellos para la defensa?
R. He aqui dos: Els la lorna
mas facil que cada ciudadano
puede utilizar para servir a su
pals y conservar sus ahorros;
la compra de Bonos y Sellos no
solo ayuda a costear la Defensa
Nacional sino que tambien inn
pide los altos precios y que au-
mente ell costo de la vida.
F. IPuedo ofrecer un Bono
para la Defensa como garantia
para un prestamo bancario?
r. No. Los Bonos son regis
TRADES y no son transferable.
Solo son pagaderos a las perso-
mas cuyOs nOmbres aparecen en-
ellos.
Nota. Para colnprar Sellos o
Bono spara la Defense, dirijase
a la mas cercana oficina de CO.
rreos o banco, o escriba pidien.
do information al TeSorero de
los Estados Unidos, Washington
D. C.
La gaceta., 1941-09-25

Riksdag ell lugarteniente de
DR.. Christian dice que despues
&c haber analizado con toda es-
crupulosidad los aumentos de
precio y las regulaciones exis
tentes sobre los jornales en- Di-
'namarca, ell standard" de vi
da ha sido reduciddo en- un 20%
desde Ia ocupaci6n. Muchos O.
breros estan llegando al punto
de que otra reduction en- los jor
males amena-
zaran la existencia del bien es-
tar de las familias,
La gaceta., 1941-09-25

vidades sociales y de association
ohrera han sido uprim1.ae.
Mitines do juventud son prciai.
e1dos en- los colegios cat6l.cos,
Tensionados Y escuelas domini-
Ell clero ha sido notifica-
do que no Sc les permitira q &c
lebrar conferencias religic IL
fuera de las iglesias.
La gaceta., 1941-09-25

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