davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Iii, tomando asiento por unos
INSTANCES, como 81 fueran un
grupo de amigos o una familia
rezagada que venia al teatro
burguesa y pacificamente, Sc
pusieron a obServar primero la
sala y deSpues a nuestros cuatro
heroes.
Con Ell comisario del teatro
estaba otro agente, compahero
suyo.
Ademas, los acomodadores. el
taquillero, va desocupado, uno
de los empresarios, varios ami
gos de este y de la empresa, ma
rIposeaban a 10 largo del pasi-
Ito, estacionado en- ell antepalco,
sin cansarSe de comentar este
Suceso!
d Pero los van a detener p
preguntaba al taquillero.
-Parece que ST.
-jPues que ha ocurrido?
JlOh, 20 no Sc, en- resumen!I
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OEPOR1ES
LOS PIRATAS ESTAN DIS
PUESTOS A "NEGOCIAR''
A VAUGHAN

Pittsburg, Nov. 25.-En los
circulos de la Liga Nacional Sc
dice que ell director de los Pira'
tas, frankie Frisch, esta listo
para vender a Floyd Vaughan,
su famOso SIS, pero que pide pOr
81 una crecida cantidad de dine
no.
Isl Sc nos paga ell precio que
por 81 pedimos, 10 venderemos
manifesto Frisch. Ahora bien
me gustaria mas zanzibar una es
trella por otra. 70 quiero un pc
lotero que pueda ayudarnos, de
modo que la negotiation no sur.
ia un NAL efecto en- los fanati-
cos
Frisch tiene a dos jovencitos
en- suS filas, Bill Cox Y ALT An
derson, en- los cuales aprecia ex-
celentes c~ualidades para susti :
tuir a Vaughan, en- ell IS, en- case
necesario.
80 que mas necesitamos son
pitchers como otras muchas no
Venas."
Los Piratas cometieron 1874
errores en- la Ultima temporada
y finalizaron en- Ell cuarto lugar.
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LOS DESAFIOS DE PRACTI,
GAS DE LOS ROJOS

La direction de los Rojos de
Cincinnati comunic6 aver que
en- Tampa, durante la Temporal
da de primavera, jugara diez de
safios.
FL Cinci no ira este ano a la
caital Guiana.
FL primer desafio Sc efectua-
ra ell 8 de MARIO, con los Indios
de Cleveland, en- Tampa.
Los demas juegos acordados,
son los siguientes:
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Tirando e! Balon
TERRIERS Y PANTERAS

P~ractican con gran entusias.
mo para el partido del jueves
Dia de Oar Gracias, los tradiciC
males "~enemigos" locales, la'
Panteras de Plant y los Terriers
de Seminole Heights.
Pertenece ell combate a la Cor
ferencia de Diez y decidira e
campeonato.
81 las Panteras derrotan a los
Terriers, ganaran ell titulo; S.
los Terriers TRUMAN, empata-
ran con ell Miami Edison en- el
primer lugar.
Lo possession del campeonato.
en- ell Estado, Sc resuelve por el
llamado sistema Dickinson.
Declare aver ell coach Hughes
que no jugara con ell Miami Edi
son, fuera de la temporada, aun
que logre derrotar a sus "eter-
nos rivales." "No hay razon pa
ra que tai partido Sc efectue."
SpurgeOn Cherry, mentor del
Hillsborough, ha dicho que 81
derrota a las Panteras con gus
to aceptaria un encuentro con el
Miami Edison.
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CON Los GUANTES
DE LA PELEA
VERLIN-HOSTAK

DeSde New Yok nos envfa un
amigo los detalles de la pelea en-
tire Ken Overlin y AL Hostak.
que culmin6 en- la victoria de-
primero.
"Se cumpli6 en- ell combate el
axioma boxistico de que un been
pugilista derrota siempre a IN
pegadOr,"
Overlin gan6 nueve asaltos y
Hostak solo alcanz6 ventaja en-
81 octave. Ell favorito, de IL a 5,
hizo honor a la appreciation de
los eNIertos.
HoStak sabe muy POGO de bo-
xear; perO es aggressive, de fuer-
tes brazos y resistente.
Overlin Sc pas6 la noche lin
piandole la nariz, con la izquier
ia, y usando la derecha siempre
1ue lie pareci6 conveniente, Fue
la demostraci6n de un maestro
frente a I'm discipulo sin conoci
miento del arte.
Hostak atac6 s~alvajemente en-
81 octave, apesar de una herida
sobre Ell ojo izquierdo, recibida
en- ell sexto, y "martill6' a Over
lin, con toda su potencia, sin ha
GER case de los puhetazos de es-
tie. Chocaron las cabezas y Ken
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Ell BANQUETE DE LA LIGA
INTERSOCIAL Sc EFEC-
A EN- Ell COLUMBIA"

Hoy Sc reunira la Liga Inter
social y acordara los detalles re
lacionados con su banquete a
nual.
Ell acto Sc verificara en- ell res
taurant Columbia" Casimirc
Hernandez ha prometido a los
peloteros un menu especial.
La entrega del dinero, como
en- amos anteriores, sc hara en- e
banquete Y por medic de che.
ques.
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DERROTA DE MONTENARI

Highland Park, New Jersey,
Nov. 25.-Joe Lynch, 156 libras
de Plainfield, Sc levant6 de la
Iona, a la que fuera derribado
en- ell primer asalto, y venci6 por
decision a Francisco Montanari,
152 libras, de New York.
La pelea Sc efectu6 en- Ell club
de pueilismo New Brunswick.
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-iNaAStawNAE!i "A yer 81
~Sm estas fieras, vulgo Sc
fUrasl

Son6 una carcajada espanto.
sa, enorme, que esta vez int.
rrumpi6 la representation.
Por Ell fondo, ALA junto a las
tres puertas de entrada a la sa.
la, Sc notaba un movimiento ex-
trano.
Varios Sehores iban y venian
por los pasillos, hablando bajo,
corriendo a wees, conferencian-
do con acomodadores y guar
dias...
Pero ell exito de la Erase del
Cogorza hizo que ell pdblico rea-
cionara.
va no Sonaban las woes de
fuera!"
Ahora TODD ell mundo reia,
puesto en- pie, miranda al CRU
po de nuestros heroes, y com
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prendiendo que eran unos bora
chos inofensivos.
Cogorza, satisfecho de su triun
TO, volvia a pasear pOr la concu
rrencia una larga sonrisa de
cQmpadre que sabe muy bien 10
que sc trae entire manos.
AL fin Sc hizo de nuevo ell ST.
lencio.t
Y prosigui6 la representa-
oi6n.
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La Business University of
Tampa ofrece I'm curse compile
to de negocios a un joven active
y honestO, en- cambio por traba-
jo. Dirijase a 91412 Franklin st.
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DOLAN DERROTO A CUE
IRA

Waterbury, Conn, Nov. 25.-
Con un peso de lat libras, Ed
die Dolan, de Waterbury, venci6
por nOcaut tecnico a Eddie Cue
IRA, de New York City. Pesaba
ell d~errotado, que Sc retro en- ell
quinto asalto, 153 libras.
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ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Sofa.
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
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Cogorza triunfaba.

lComprendia que la expecta-
ci6n de la sala. la atenci6n del
pGblico, la simpatia, Sc habria
Gesplazado desde ell escenario
haSta su persona y la de sus CO.
legas, y este lie reavivaba el re-
cuerdo de sus grandes exitos de
Madrid entire las gentes de la
buscd.
La borrachera, en- vez de to-
mar en- 81, como de ordinario, ell
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Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

Thousands who suffered frorp the tortmlng
paias Of rheumatism, ~sciatica, I1mbago, neu-
RAMA and neuritis-are certainly happy over
their discovery Of NURITo. Nov they have
found a quick-acting formula which speedily
relieves those exhausting muscular aches and
pains. NURITO is trustworthy n dependable
contains no spiates. II you wan to feel again
the joy Of relief from pain-so you can work IN
peace and sleep ir comfort-be wise and Try
NURITO under this ironc,ad guarantee. II the
very first three doses do not relieve that cruel
pain to your satisfaction-yow moley VIII be
refunded. Don't suffer. Ask your druggist today
tR NUR1TO on this guarantee. T,N,CC
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chupadas, que consumieron |:
mitad del cigarrillo,
Ell Chepa encendi6 a su vez
Los dos compadres volvian q
hundirse en- aQuella ola de deli.
ella v de dicha inefable que sole
conocen los seres privilegiados
capaces de beberse seis botellas
por barba en- una misma conf
da.
Pero, de repente, algo vino a
turbar y a echar por terra ell
paraiso de nuestros cuatro he
oes.
u Esta usted Seguro?-pre-
gunt6 ell comisario
Il Me parece que si!-repu.
so el viajante.
i Vamos a cerciorarnos!
@Y que haremos?
II Venga listed conmigo!
Esta vez fuerOn a OtrO palco
vaciO de la i1quierda, y desde a. !
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Le la Eme, iba va a replicar al
rada, y la batalla iba a reanu.
darse, cuando ell Cogorza, pol
suerte, extendi6 la diestra cor
gesto magnanimo, diciendo:
Il Bueno, sehoras, no hay
que ~sulfurarse, nj escandalizar-
Sc mi esmerilarse, qu'aqui he
mos venio a divertirnos Y 81 va
mos a yer 10 qu'ha pasao, Mia
pasao nal
Y dirigiendosef ahora, a girl
to pelado y puesb en- pie, al di-
Or de orquesta, q. eSperaba
msilla con un diario en- la
- Widnet erminara Ell jugue-
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Tacoman Struck Down and Killed
by Car; City's 18th Traffic Death

Tacoms's sutomabil fatalities
mounted TO Is Sunday night with
the death Of Francis Knesshaw. 80.
|of IT'S No. st. who was struck
Town At Division ave. and X st
|st 2 p. m. By a car driven by
Thomas J. Gisnelh. IS. Of 7o4
No. cushmsn ave.
kneeshaw Was taken %
Tacoma General hospital.
where he vas pronounced dead
upon arrival Death zppsr-
entity resulted from q frae-
fured skull. His arm also
uas broken.
Cianslh told investigating Off
GERS he did not see the pedestrian
until the man WAS on the hood
Iof the car. KneesnsW Nss carried
approximately 60 feet before Clan
Ieih succeeded In stopping the car.
His story was substsntistsc by
Miss Rosemary Mansfield. il1s
No. Fife ST. a passenger in his
car.
| knesshzy was removed 10 the
Esffnsy InortBsry. siz other traf-
&c fatalities have occurred WITHIN
Pierce county bringing the total
10 ~
Surviving ksseshA. are his
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Among the several hundred ~ha
participated in the event. nons did
more outstanding work than ,hs
representatives Of the Tseom. pub
llo schools music department ~ho
made a high average 81 first and
second eiassificstions.
With the ensemble sroaps dis
posed Of Friday night. Saturday
Vas devoted entirely 10 hearing
and grading the APPROXIMATELY soo
Instrumental and vocal sololsts.
Beginning o., $50 a m. they ~srs
run through ths mill" By ~
and an hour later tas last ~ the
grades had been posisd on tins
bsillstin boards
Ths event closed with . concert
Friday night by the outstanding
winners u superior ratings. While
the program a. . whole sss al
togsthsr sboss what might -
expected ~ senior and junior high
school students. tn.rs vsrs . fs~
spots that sseod out distinctly
Th~~~ Included the haas
s~ssst from sfsSIsm high
s~hssi. flute tsis. Jason t~s
t,,aiss. violin ssis BY David
sssss. junior division. nssmes-
ton Fr~ses hsgn sels BY
Lssssss Nefbsssia. is.sqass.
string quartet. Gssrsst. ma
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hours Of debate. followed I'M
mediately by q vote. This assures
that the bill wili reach President
Roosevelt late Tuesday or We'd
nesdsy for signature.
According 10 speaker Nam
Rayburn, vino conferred with
M. Roosevelt Mesday morn
ing. the president viii end
eongr~es HE firss request for
British-ald appropriations I'm
me<iisteiy after signing the
mcasure.
Neither Rayburn. nor Senate
Democratic Leader Albsn W
Barley. Ky. nor Vice President
Henry A. Wallace. who also 81.
tended the White House meeting
would disclose the sire Of the
presidents spending estimates
Barley ssid that giiesses Of tio..
000. 900 900 were wild"
The president met with several
ranking advisers on foreign policy
and defense 10 10 over the British
aid figures and other related
matters.
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OullGvlk

LONDON - NsisisA p,asss
carrse6 out an ssfesssse 60 49,
over the strait 81 Dsses sseAsy.
N -. ~psrss~. Nassssess
hesnhsns pl.ses fs~w eses ~
STRATA ss brilliant sssshise.
accu afteswass hessy espsssssss
weve heard fvess ~ atvs~sses a
The Preach cce.s.
HUNlIN German hombsrs. re-
sumlns widespread offensive ersrs'
ton. over the british .s'~s. at
tackled London in roliinT waves
and smashed AZ the dock. AZ Ports.
mouth where hlg fires we're Oh
served. the German high command
reported Monday
Despite bad weather and furious
fire from the ground defensss, Z
oommuriaue said. strong German
bomber formations made suseoss'
ful attacks On military ohjeetivei
in Britain and shipping around ths
British islrs.
In the attack oa rerts-
mouth. huge fires were repess-
~ among the Shssses BY
.-as...- ..x k~aSS eatfhso
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Nazis Near
Turk Frontier

1STANBUL = Refugee dip
lomats from Bulgaria report
led Monday that Germany has
massed an army of 100000
soldiers in southern Bulgaria,
possibly one-third of them not
far from the Turkish frontier.
The diplomats and many Greek
refugees evacuated from Thrace
arrived here late Monday.
They said that German mil
itary headquarters have been
established at Plovdiv In
south Central Bulgaria and
that 100000 Nazi troops have
passed through that center.
Two of the columns moved up
70 the Greek frontier, the diplo-
mat said, and one toward the
Turkish frontier where a large
proportion of the Bulgarian army
Is said to be established.
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wife. Josephine ": two sons.
John and David: two aaugb-
brs. Mrs. Louis Degsn and
Miss Ann. all Of the home; sin
brothers, Thomas and James
NJ sew York city, William
of London. and Riehstd
Charles and Frederick Of Ire
land: and sight sisters. Mrs.
4. Murphy and Nisses Mar.
Kitty. Emily and BAb ~
Cionmei. ireland. and THREE
Others 81 converts In ireland
He was . native % Cionmsl an
had lived IN United States 2
} ears He came 20 Tacoma 2
years ago from New York cstJ
knseshsy, a watch repsirmsn. va
a me mbsr Of the Edward .
Rhodes post. American LsgiOr
and Of o.. patries's church.
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FRANCE warns
GREAT BRIT AIN
Darlan Seeks
New Use Of
French Navy


rALLETTA. Msifa--rsrs
ar rad siuvos sssnded ~
Malta Monday - ssrnnn ~
s7sadvnss Repeatedly affoehA1
fAss Brsfssk uedifsvvwnesn
s<s bas<.
Tie kssni<sf attack AZ fAe
day sss sads ~ three spemv
formations nkirA swspf ovsp
ne ssissd frsm diffsvsnl
directions.
AYuouNo--pseu1w A1nano1uv
usssuoa. n npraens nuswu -
~. - p1ne~1 n1nspoe - -
80 aen1nse s~nno.s - - -
49, - sSsupa - - 80 -
Gv~>sss- go ~ s~se1.unans e
osss~ss sesusGss ~ -Ansns. -
e~pss1ssss - nnpesvs
uCHf. fsnNee --virs Pm.
mier lean Francois norina
said Monday thst No would
ask Marshal Philips pelnln
To use The Freuch fIoes 70
convoy food ships II necessary
and that he had n ndvised
Admiral William D. Loohy.
American amhnnando~
rhs bvstish sss wossns e. -
eesssvs slarhsds IL Asyn a ssnsv-
Inc cus 0svmsny NE NJ sssnnsSo
10 insffsesive - far ~ ~ -
. snscsrnsd." nns,sa sosa
We esss1 - preee ~ f,svmnnv
- outng ~ reloone 1oonGIn
ssfnfais eut ~ 5.5oo.ooo ssssalnfo
n rrvseh whss. whssn ~ -
sssmashs6 fov ths Gssmss 49,
a sceupssins. "a sukstai = =
poanss
= sst1 A1sssssa ilHsv -
ssehe ense ~ n1seno1D slnns
= psWesonD - seasve a..
ssnsy.- nnslns esselsssA ~
hessks1s 49, - nnsw g.
snaay ~ tsss6ns saev $3.50
vhs 80 80 sAhsss ~ - -
800.
'-rss Americas rs6Is ~ saIbs1
pissfy shsat Ne IN M - ~
days First I sns golse 10 sss-
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Legislature
End Is Due
Thursday

OLYMPiA-Ths Washing.
ton legislature started down
the home stretch Monday
with only four more days Of
work ahead Of II and nd Journ-
ment likely on Thursday. the
Goth day.
After . frsnslsd s~ssn.h osr ossr.
tine s~ssios In boih houses Hssnf.
day Nth e,osss stopped. tbs go.
alta hid a short sunday nesting
% pass sls ninar bgiis and permit
committees ts work
wkss tk~ h~sse So se~sas
cult ~sst natss>sy ssshs thsy
sssG dsss thss essssas ss pss-
ssgs u fh~is COS ss<asssss
tessisg ass~es ss impsssnse
sr controversial issses 1naA-
d was H. iAss asy - whtce
shsy could psss thaas sws
btijs sS1 ~ ns~ss~sss panse1
ts the last Nd rssh-
me 1871 session may b. nDtsi
fnors for ~ast IL aid not p.ss thaa
what u does enact into las. susf
measures a. Gov. Arthur y
fangiiss merit system blll. re-
org snizstion of the labor saa IN
1nsifiss department. forestry con
ssrystion plan and trsnsfsr u IN
state patrol 70 tss highway Do
partmsnt failed 10 p.ss. Also fail
inx we're biils 20 tsz chain stores
llb<rzIi<s ths liquor lss. enact
personal income tsx. lsEsliz1
many forms - - ane
lcontln4sf J
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IL Firemen
Die in Blaze
BROCKToN. Mass. - 4

BR0CkT0N. Mass. = A
theater roof. weighted with
snow and ice and weakened
by flames, crashed down Mon
day upon flremen fighting a
general alarm blaze. burying
them beneath tons of steel
and concrete.
Al least II firemen were dead
A score more were injured. five
OF them critically. and authorities
believed that two or three others
still might be buried In the debris
Of the Strand theater.
All the dead and injured
we're firemen who were fight
Ing tho flames, fed by highly
inflammsbie moving picture
film from the balcony Of the
theater.
The known dead were:
Capt John y. Carroll. SO. Ii
Raymond A. Mitchell. 4s. Willis m
J. Murphy. %; Daniel c. o'Brien.
-. Matthew NcGreary. az. J
Malcolm Mcneil. 40. Henry v
Sullivan. 81; George Collins. IS.
Martin Upper. 40; Frederick 3
Kelley, 3s: Dennis Murphy. 40,
and Roy MeKeroghan. 80.
All but seven Of those hos
pitsIixed WERE released after
emergency treatment for cuts.
burns, smoke inhalation and
exhaustion.
Damage 10 the thester. a three
story brick building In the bust
ness district. was estimated at
more than $4,000.
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Replacement
Cost Of Span
Is Established
S4.473.493 Set
BY Engineers In
Special Report
IN, Taeom. Times STAFF wttsD

CAPITOL. Olympia - Re-
placement cost of Tacoma
Narrows bridge Monday was
listed at s4,473. 493 in a sup
Elemental report made by q
special board OF investigating
engineers.
The report Was made by tbs
three man board 81 engineering
experts summoned 10 study col.
lspss Of the bridge for the state
toll bridge authority. II Sss re-
leased BY TIM authority Monday.
Tho es~t Of repiasinE the
span u a. bassd upon changing
labor and material essis. - Of
March L.
In addition. the engineers re-
port revealed for tho frs, time
that dlsmsn,iing Of the bridge viii
Include stripping of the nassiss
tops 81 the piers down 70 ths point
vh~rs ihs superstrVeigrs 10 an
ch0red In the pisrs.
Members Of tina bard who In
ysstigatsd bridks construction rec
oros. the srseksss. and motion
pictures Of tina spans collapse In
reaching their decision. were Rus.
sell q. Cone. L. J. sysrorvp. ana
Francis DonAldson.
The seeosd report filed viii
the bridge authority followed
me~tinr Of the eaEisesrs In
~. Louis March 4.
Previously ths bridge authority
had filed a proof Of ioss on tbs
bridge. claiming the fuIl amount Of
CONTINUED on Page .. Column ~
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Two Men in Goblin
Burned TO Death

CAsfOStILIE. Ore. ~ 7 "a o
men burned 10 death sunday IN a
fire. that destroyed their esDln on
the western outskirts Of Canyon
Vile, STATE police reported
Tire dead were Hewitt Irving
Cooper. 20. and Patrick OBrisn.
q. csnvOnvllis ss~nlll workers.
Both men were DacnslOrs.
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MonopIone Crash
Kills One Man

PORTLAND. Ofs.--Gsfflsid We
get. "a. 81 Hubbard. vas kiilsd In
s,sntIy. ana Pilot W n B<rksy.
70. Hubbard. ~xs injured seriously
Sunday night shsn their snail
nonoplsns crashed five miles ssst
Of Csrsals. Ore. investigators said
thu motor apparently had failed
sne tina plane IN landing s,nask .
stump and messed oysr.
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And the neighbors talked about
Paul Elliott. who was always with
them. Imagine! Everyone in town
knew that Paul Elliott was the
man Mrs. Marshall had been en-
gagged to for two years. Then. all
of sudden. less than three
months ago. his old college friend,
Bill Marshall. blew into town. He
got a job as credit manager at
Throckmorton's Jewelry Store
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Plane Crash F ial
To Army Officer

MARSHFIELD. Ore.-The body
Of Major Roy p. Mcdonald. As,
was removed early Monday from
the wreck of his Northrup pursuit
plane where II had crashed in the
surf two miles north Of Coos bay
bar. Apparently he had been killed
when the plane struck.
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And what happened , Before you
could turn around. he was taking
Martha out. Within a month, she
married him!
And now. look The three of
them. chummy as you please. nun
ming in and out what used TO be a
nice, quiet, respectable apartment
house Oh. the nsighbors shifted.
sure. sometimes there was another
Continued on Page 3. Column 81
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Navigator Firm
May Lose License
To Rum + erYies

rns stats sepsstm~sf II pshi>s
ssrsses Monday wss ssas61essnU
ssnesilstion II IN ses<nflsa go.
ssfsesss of shs Wsshiassos Nnssons
fioa On. fsr the vAshes. rrssf -
fisnes fsfsy s1ssts.
\ sssseg - sassoeo1p -
ssstss - 1900 sssI1pn1s 49,
s~ssy sessrs>a1 ~ ansss -
r~kta~ hssstnos ~ nsens1a0
~ msss~s.
rhs aesssstlsa senssn1s1 . -
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Lawn Tennis Chief
Dies From Atf0ck

PHILADELPHIA Paul VIII
lngton. az. secretary and director
~ the u. \ Lawn Tennis ssseeis.
ton. Vas found dead 81 a heart
attack sunday night in his room
at the Penn Atnlstie club mere.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
WASHINGTON T

house Monday agreed unani-
mously to consider the British
aid bill Tuesday under pro-
cedure calling for acceptance
of all the senate amendments.
Tho agreement provides for two
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
Tacoma School Music Students
Place High in Competition Here

In senior and junior high schools nil Northwestern
Washington the chief subject for discussion Monday
the School Music Competition Festysmorc festival than
competton-held at the College Of Puget Sound Friday
and Saturday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
Con5cript,s Mte
THE TINES NEW DRAMATIC SERIAL
Bill ANSWERED His Countryis Call
and Gossip Mendced His Home!
START READING IT NOW:
" BETTY WALLACE
CHAPTER ONE

TIVE neghbors called disapprovngy That young
Marshall couple The neghbors complained
they the shuttle
They objected Butch bulldog
Peg
sprang groan-
al Re
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WEATHER FORECAST

Fsir tonight. "Wednesday. TEN
psrztufes. Hirb. 81: io~, a. Sun
rise, sal; sst., sos.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-11
WASHINGTON without ,

WASHINGTON without .
word ~ debate. the senate unani-
mously approved Monday . reso-
luton serving notice that the
United states viii not recognize
any transfer Of territory In the
western hemaphers from one non
American power To another non
American power.
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EDITION
Nazi Bombers Attack London.
Smash al Portsmouth Docks


~ hast-v ~~sAs - ssfeeeeA
Army Ard navy batteries 90 ne
o<fmsa.ceeaFlea channel easss.
IN. high command ssla. spsslied
Approaching snsmy ssirs last
night
me high command aid thers
~~s m British planes over d>s-
many az sass.eesarssd ee<sssrsss
sunday Nc last night
Evening star., 1941-08-03
Cannon Goods

29c Cannon Knit Towels, l6x24---23e
39c Cannon Knit Towels, 26x36---33e
SOC Cannon Turknit Towels, 36x36, sac
Cannon Knit Wash Cloths, pkg. of z, lie
Evening star., 1941-08-03

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