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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07
Hartford Champ In ThOmaStOn Tourney

Thomaston, July 7-Russ Gould, Hartford city champion, will make his first appearance in the Pine Hill tennis tournament when play begins here today. Gould is favored to upset Henry Cieslewski of Nau- gatuck, defending champion, in what promises to be 8 good match.
 Anna Genua, of Waterbury, is de- lending women's singles champion and she will face tough opposition this year, with champions of several towns on hand to try their luck. Lydia Jabs, Bristol city champion wll make her debut in this tourna- ment, as will Peggy Britton, Farm ington titleholder. Josephine Ros- sini Senesac, last years rrinner-up is expected to make the going hard for the less experienced girls.
 Entries for the mems and women's singles closed Saturday and entries for the two doubles close Wednes- day. Entries may be telephoned to Thomaston 392.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07
Sport QUESTIONS Answered

Have you a sports question you want answered? Write your ques- ton clearly, sign your name and address and mail your query to Sports Fan Question Man, Sports Service Bureau, The Waterbury Democrat, 1O1S 18th street, Wash ingtOn, D. C., enclosing a Scent postage stamp for personal reply.
 o. Did the recent Billy Conn., Buddy Knox bout end in the 7th or Sth round, and how many times was Knox floored in the seventh round?
 A. The bout is recorded as a TKO in the 9th round. Knox was floored three times in the seventh round.
 O. In tennis, if & ball is going out of court hits a net post and bounds into the opposite court, is it a good return?
 A. Yes.
 c. How old is the famous ten- his star, Donald Budge?
 A. He was born in Oakland. Gal, June IS, 1915.
 e. Where and when was Bobby Cruickshank. well known golfer. born?
 A. Grantown-on-spey. Scotland, November i6, 1894.
 0. Is there a one-day speed rec ord for motorcycles, and # co. who holds it7
 A. Fred J. Ham ls holder of the 2A.hour record. At Muroc Dry Lakes. he covered 1.o25 a miles at an aver. age speed of 70.0B miles per hour.
 q. Who iB the owner of tho Calu- met Farm racing stable, and where is it locateda :.
 q. Warren wright la tho owner. end the adaEsss is Lexington. Ky.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07
LEGION BLANKED

Thomaston, July 7.-The St. Jude's baseball team blanked the Thomaston American Legion nine, { to 0, here yesterday behind the one- hit pitching of Johnny Bujak. The big Hartford hurler lost a no-nis game when Fournier beat out an inf1eld hit in the seventh inning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07
CITY-WIDE SOFTBALL
 GAMES ON TONIGHT

Weather permitting, the eighth games of the season in the City, Wide Softball league will be played tonight at various local diamonds, under the following schedule, an- nounced by league president John Thompson:
 Baldwin Props vs. Walnut A. o., Hamilton 1: 0erace.
 Valley Stars vs. Trojans, Sta- dium l: Greece.
 Bombers vs. Brooklyn Y, Hamil- ton 2: Elahive.
 Hoboes vs. Cadets, Washington i; Kenny.
 Warriors vs. Tigers. Fulton i; 0rudzsnslkl.
 West Sides, bye.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07

Errors-Keltner, Mack, Appling. Lyons. Runs batted in Keltner. Campbell, Kuhel, .Appling, Wright 2, Boudre eau, Walker, Rosenthal, Knickerbocker. Three base hits Boudreau, Wright. Stolen bases - Wright, Solters, Treash. Sacrifice hits-Kuhel, Kennedy. Double play -Apling' and KuheL Left on bases Cleveland 5; Chicago 12. Bases on balls-off Milnar.1; Heving 5; Lyons l. Struck out by Harder 1; A Smith, l; Lyons [. Hits--off Milnar, in 1-3 inning; Heving, 6 in 3 1-S; Harder, in 3 1-3fh A Smith, 1 in l. Losing pitcher-Milnar. Umpires Basil, Hubbard and Geisel. Time -2:15.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07

Week'S SCheduIe Monday: J. Cavanaugh vs. Coates. Tuesday: w. Cavanaugh vs. Fttz- maurice. Thursday: Hollywood vs. Schia- vone.
 Friday: Married Men vs. Single Men.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07
CATTLE DANDRUFF COLLECTED

Vancouver. Wash. (UP)-Jchn Moulton vacuufn.cleans coWS, and sells the collected dandrulf. Two physicians in nearby oPrtland. ore, buy the danuruff, which they use in making e serum lo colnteEaet hey fever end asthma.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07
BABY HIDES IN REFRIGERATION

Miami, Fla. (UP)-Two-year-old Tommy Evans thought the 'big white box" in the kitchen would be grand place in which to hide from his mother. He was right. It took mother a long time to find him but fortunately the refrigerator was not in operation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07
THE STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Tomorrow New York z, Philadelphia (1st). New York at Philadel. (2nd, rain). Brooklyn 5, Boston (1st). Brooklyn 4, Boston (2nd, 2 inns.: rain).
 Pittsburgh 2. Chicago i (1st). Pittsburgh IS, Chicago 2nd; 8 Iinns; Sunday law). Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 0.
 No Games Today All-Star game in Detroittomorrow
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07
DAN PARKER

THE POWER bloc stngly Committee of killing
 
 cent dropped cent then tossed while drinks without the inception of take license The No license held by MT Harry Throgmorton had bucks for it,
 
 championships tennis hanns Arthur Meade father jockey darling the approached the track the other something that Meade him. boxing Pete Reilly Richie Lemos his Peter Scazo coast Professor Marshall bon vivant journalist reaater, will attempt to smash ytamin at his City Room East 4s St. tonight by invented his chef After splits vam Walter will swallow and that vii be that
 WALTER GOOD TIME Charey Friedman will enter the Kings bridge Veterans Hospital this undergo treatment injury received when the ship which he route France with the torpedOed off the 1T formerly Murch0s training St. Hospital, Stiles editor fishing publicity staff will not Scotland this a because of the Thinks they're Dixie oufeIde doesn't touch Rockville the World Series Little Joe is expected in October
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07
EASTERN LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Games Yesterday
 wilkes-Barre 3, Elmira (1st). Elmira 10, Wilkes-Barre (2nd). Hartford g, Binghamton Gst). Binghamton 4. Hartford 3 (2nd). Williamsport 1, Scranton (1st). Williamsport 4. Scranton 3 (2nd). Springfield 5, Albany (1st). Albany 6, Springfield l (2nd).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07
HOME RUNS
COMPLETE CHANGE

Marquette University, which has changed It's school colors, also is looking for Q new nickname for its teams to replace the Golden Avalanche.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07

Mike Ontkush, upper New York State greenkeeper, hits his wood shots left-handed and his irons fro mthe right side. He carries a two-Sided butter,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Gamen Yesterday New York 8, Philadelphia (1st). New York 3, Philadelphia (2nd). Boston 6, Washington 2 (1st). Boston 4. Washington (2nd). Detroit 2, St. Louis (1st). St. Louis 5, Detroit 3 (2nd). Chicago 9, Cleveland 4.
 No Games Today All-Star game in Detroit tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07
LUCKY HoLE-1N-oNE

Frank c. Gross of Anderson, s. C., hit 8 tee shot over the green but the ball bounced back and intG the cup for a hole-in-one.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07
POPULAR SPORT

There are more than 100000 midget auto racing fans in the New York area, according to a recent SllrVeV
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07
WON FIRST RACE

Columbia won the first Pough- keepflo rowing race on record, June 2l, iee6, with Cornell second and pennsylvania thiFd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07

Sergeant Bill Grey has served as the bugler at New York race tracks since 1906. Previously he was an Army trumpeter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07
SS. PETER AND PAUL
 SOFTBALL TONIGHT

Standing and schedule for this week in the Sts Peter and Paul Softball league follows:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07
Games TOmOrF0

Binghamton at Hartford. Albanl at Springfield.
 Scranton at Williasmport. Wilkes-Barre at Elmira.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07
Games Toda

Binghamton at Hartford (S:30). Albany at Springfield. Scranton at Williamsport. Wilkes-Barre at Elmira.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07

a-Batted for Desanutels in Sth. b-Batted for Harder in Sth.
 c-Batted for Hemsley in 9th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07

Error - Moore. Runs batted i'm Waner, Gleeson. Two-base hits - Hopp, Riddle. Three-base hit-Frey. Stolen bases-Frey, Gleeson. Sacri- hits-Waner, Joost. Double plays Lake. Left on bases-St. Louis q: Cincinnati il. Bases on balls-off Warneke 4; Krist |; Riddle 2. Hits of Warnke, in innings co out in 7th); Krist, l in 1; Gumbert, o in 1. Losing pitcher-Warneke. Um- pires-Sears, Jordan and Barr. Time -2:05,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07

TOtaIs .,..... 3U 3 g " IF
 a-Batted for Krist in 8th. St. Louis .. % GOO % % Cincinnati 900 200 1 x-3
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07
Major League Leaders

(By United PreSs) FIVE LEADING EATERS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07

YESTERDAYS HERO = Elmer Riddle, Reds unsung pitcher, who let the Cards down with three hits in winning his ninth straight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-07
Two-sIDED GOLFER
FAMILIAR FIGURE

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The Valley settler., 1941-01-17

HISS WARD HoNoRED 1T SHOWER
Cont ued)
After two vocal nuabo rs given by
Misses Sylvia Williams and
Winifrod Alley O story appropriate
for the. occasion afforded much
laughter os the guests he'd pro-
ri s cuously filled in the detectives
The refre shment Comm tt ee was
HRS. Tlluma, Chairman, ,lyrtlo
KlovstcG and Cleo Stratto on. Mrs.
Ross Shelly ond Mrs. Neil Ilillor
The Valley settler., 1941-01-17

S TIC3 PLY Ix-k3S BIG HIT
TT o Imaginary INVALID Viii Oh
Was played last Saturday night
drew q large appro eli otivc crowd.
Argan, "The Imaginary Invalid",
played = Bert Stewart, drew much
Of the laughter. Toinettc, Dana
loDuc, Argan's servant, played
her role VOL and @ dod much to
the action and comedy.
All other chara ctors played
tho ir ports we'll and many words
of praise were given to their
port o1r1aco and much Of the credit
goes to Hiss Ward, the Coz CHI.
Ralph Horton
The Valley settler., 1941-01-17

EKLUTNA TO Nit PALl.ER HIRE
The fast El1lutno teams will be
seen in action hero Saturday night
y onuary IL at eli g}lt O'Clock. The
Palmer girls have wo rlzod out some
good team coribino I'll ons and have
worked hard to build q winning toa1a.
The boys havo worked hard also. SO
come and help your teams win from
the fast El1utna play ors.
Jim Eerla0n
Evening star., 1941-10-09
"LUcKY FOR Me-

my wife can now get
Stokely's at her favorite
store. | know | should eat
more vegetables-and |
really enjoy eating those
put up by Stokely' S.
They're all top quality
yet you don't have to pay
premium prices"
Evening star., 1941-10-09
"LUCKY FOR NE

District Grocery Stores
now have Stokely's. |
don't have to coax my
family to eat these fresh
tasting vegetables. And
the easy recipes on the
back of Stokely labels
make my meal-planning
much more fun, make
meals more interesting"
Evening star., 1941-10-09
FREE! Homemuker's Food Guide

Tells what to keep ht Answers questions about
vtamins minerals and other food eements-what they
do for you in which foods they found Also tested
recipes To get this valuable book Just print plainly
your and address and the words Food Guide"
stokely label Mail label to Stokely Bros Co..
Dept WI, Indianapolis, Indiana.
La gaceta., 1941-04-04

Valentino nj que Juan de Ordu~
na nj que mdSicas, va 10 veraS
Tiene veintiocho amos Y. iah.
81, te 10 advierto; yo, para todos
los efectos, soy soltsra va.
sComprendesg
%Pero, chica, eSt&S looAg
NADIA de ESQ; cuerds y bien
cuerda. Y como duo el chusco:
euerda Y con nudos tn atente q
10 QUE yo te diCo, Mahana te 10
presentar& iEStoy loca por 81!
.Te advierto Que ests vez me he
.~ensmorado como una tonta. HA
Sido e. 0nico hombre al cue he
Q0eri6o en- mi vida.
=Muy nal hechol-dUo JoS
IainS, ponendoSe seria a pesSr
Suyo, Sontrarisda pOr Ia move
dad.
@Quits, m0jerl~ CGsndo "a
SepSS Quien eS,
@Quien es3
-AhOra vas 9 wrlO.
La gaceta., 1941-04-04

Eulalia sc incline IN POGO ha-
.cia adelante; spre;6 en- e. ojo de
una de las eSfigies de Ia chime
nea, que era el bottom de IN TIM
.bre. y apSreoi6 una doncellita.
Manda Ia senors?
%Suhs listed a mis- hSbitaeio-
neS. Y hSjeme e. mSlenn verde.
y las HAYES cue estSn en- el ca
jon de Ia derechs de mi tocs-
dor.
-EstS muy bien, sonora.
Eulalia. IN inStante desputs.
.cusndo "a 6Oncellits trSjo e. ms
extrajo &c e IA famosa car
Ia de- apache. entreEandosela s
Josouina.
EEa- asombrs6A, nrejor d.
cho, IN tSnto 6eSlumbrsdS. pu-
do leer en- el ussmbre:e &c 4 car
"a debaio de- eSaldo aqusl cue
puso Pepino Rseeieri en- el pa.
pei cue les dmbrzron en- e bulS
var MoTtp&ruSsss;
La gaceta., 1941-04-04
EN- Ell CANEDROMO DE
SULPHUR SPRINGS

Rock Springs finaliz6 en- Se1to
lugar
Como de costumbre, era Rock
Springs el gran favorito en- la oc
taya carrera de anoche. Los a.
postadores concentraron en- 81
81 dinero; pero como habia 10
vi3o tanto durante el dia, el va
lioso ejemplar tenia 'mojadas"
las patss Y finaliz6 en sexto lu-
gar. Grady, que TO figuraba en-
el grupo de los predilectos, ter
m!n6 en- primer lugar Y sus bo-
.lstos sc abonaron a $3.50, So Y
$S.4O,
L. nOehe de hoy esta dedica-
ia a las senoras Y senortas.
G~anaron la apuesta doble los
eiemplares Kelly's Best y Sky
Way Y sus billetes Sc pagaron 3
.S24.40.
Manana Sabado Sc verificara
la Ultima matinee de la tempo
rada. Ell lunes Sc correra Ell Der
by por los mejores galgos de Ia
pista.
La gaceta., 1941-04-04
OEPORTE
ELHEBRE0 BAER PELEA-
RA ESTA NoCHE CON
LOU NOVA

New York, sbril 4.-Un ex-
eampe6n del peso complete, Ell
isrselita Max Baer, peleara es-
ia noche a 10 assltos, en- la Ma
olson Square Garden, con un 10
ven de Alameda. California, que
sc llama Lou Nova y eSpira a
conquistar la corona de joss
Luis.
En- un anterior eneuentro De
los dos gladiadores, Nova ven
ci6 a Make por nocsut, en- O.,
onceno asslto.
BESIDE entonceS Bser Ia re-
cuperado TODD el terreno que
habia perdido Y Nova, luego de
psSar por una derrota a msnos
de Galento V una grave enfer-
medsd, anhels de nuevo regre-
Sar 8 Ia cumbre de su eatego-
RIA. al
Mike Jacobs espera una aSis-
tencis de 1900 "fieleS," con IN
rendimiento en- las tsquillas de
10000 pesos
81 Baer triunfs tratsrs de %
La gaceta., 1941-04-04

Las fsrolas del gas parpadea-
ban como enormes ojos huma-
nos, a impulses del vendaval.
De pronto. de un charco dc
scmora Que sc proyectaba con-
ira las verjas del palacio de Eu-
lalia, surgieron dos Sombras,
Una de elias dijo en- voz baia:
Este esl
y In otra eontest6;
- Atencionl
Dos hom6res Sc levantaron so
bre las puntas de los pies, y es-
tuvieron miranda durante unoS
inStanteS el interior del hotel d,
Ia aventurera, euyo comcaor res
p,andecia, traEando un cuadrl
lStero De luz hlanguecina sohrc
les arriates de- parQucsillo.
AQuellos homhrcs oran Gas
ton le Noir y Pepino Raccieri.
los apaches cStuvicron con
templandO IN ratio al interior de
Ia casa de S0 SnomisN De aQua.
La gaceta., 1941-04-04
ZENGARAS HIZ0 TABLAS
CON d

Newark n. J. abril En-
una pelea 8 diez asaltos efectus-
da en- Laurel Garden, George
ZengSras, de New York, con IN
peso de lS6 hbras. hiSo tablas
con joey ZoddA, del mismo peso
Y tambiSn de Is Metropoh.
Zodda csy6 a Ia Iona en- los
aS<oS cuarto Y noveno. por Ia
c0enta de ocho en- cada "epiSo-
do" e &rbitro e concedi6 q "a
ia pugil cnatro asaltoS
Iba q pelear Zengaras con
Guilhrmo PuenteS de Ia Amsri-
ca del Sur, que horRs antes tuEo
Ia desgracis de lAstimarse una
manO.
La gaceta., 1941-04-04
concede poca Importance
ala pelea con el sargento Clark


Henry Cooper no Sc halla en-
Tampa, como era conveniente,
de modo que ell pGblico lie Were
ejercitarse, pero su director,
Tony Kelley, lie ha enviado una
carta a Frank LaMarque, ell EN-
presario local, avisandole que
su patrocinado considera como
de poca Importance la pelea
con ell cargento Marty Clark,
del c~ampamento MacDill.
mos servira Clark de aperi-
two y comienzo para otros
matches" de Tampa, entire E.
Hos uno con Tommy Gomez, el
soldado de Blanding, que desde
hace seis meses viene eludiendo
un combate con Henry"-escri-
be Mr.. Kelly.
FL sargento Clark, ansioso de
La gaceta., 1941-04-04

-Ja, ia, ia! ESQ has hecho?
ESQ. sPues que sc creis?...
{ An. e cue me Is hace a mil.
~ eSperatel
@Y 10 Que te rondSrS, mo-
rens,
ESQ, 10 cue to TondOrt...
B0eno, ahora voy 8 dsrte una
nonci& que te vas s cSer de es-
.pRhdSS Gazette hien.
va eStoy coglds
-PusS ala va TengO IN no
mo.
@Qoe!
ia, jAl Cue tenEo an novio,
m1jer, In novio que me he trai-
40 de Paris
Como los chiNosl@Nme6
Josqlin&
ESQ eS, como los chicoS Pc
70 " ncyio en todS reglS. IS
mas; hsstS me tiens enSmora-
.dA ESQ 81. Va 10 vsrAs; q hon.
Ibrs ms guaPO de- uundO IQut
La gaceta., 1941-04-04

obtener una pelea de revancha
con Gomez, cree que ell Sr. Coo
per anda a la caza de palomas"
Y Sc ha equivocado, por mala in
formation, aceptando un bout"
con el.
"Yo venci a Jack Marshall, Ell
campe6n del sur, y no estimo
que Cooper lie supera, apesar de
su tono jactancioso".
Pesaba aver ell sargento lSS
libras.
Gomez refiere todas las ofer-
tas de peleas a su director Jose
Leto y dice: 'yo pelears coa
quienquiera que 81 me escoja",
Larry Anzalone. 81 joven tia
liano de New Jersey, peso well
ter, cOmbadra en- el semifinal.
La gaceta., 1941-04-04
DoMO SBGuNDo
LA MUCHACHA
De LA GALE

ESQ eS veraSd, Bneno 6i-
me i cue has hacho 4,
@Ah POaS nsds! Que, nj
co-tS nj pers1oS&, en c1Ento VI
suntoS s Jos t6rt0loS cog pSpel
y pluma, cono sooells Sc d car
"a de CEmpo4mor. Y e he e.
critic unSS GneSS
e Has hecho hien, sUn ans
nimos.~
-Q0G an6nimo, Una carta
en- tods reTl& Y flrns6s con nj
nonbre Y nj apslli6o lPae3es
6vurarte e. e<ecto cue le habrA
hechc saber QDe 81 seiors ss pa
sea p0r esos mundOs, en- eOnpa
Ga o. GmgudhO!
La gaceta., 1941-04-04

tener una pelea con Billy Conn
antes de que el exeampe6h de
las l75 hbras suba q IN cuadri-
latero s combatir con Luis.
Is pelea sera transmitsda por
la red azul de la National B
Company. a las diez.
~. R.=Podra escucharSe en-
Tampa por la WSUN, radio
emisora de St. Petersburg.
La gaceta., 1941-04-04

ESperamoS nosotros I'm lleno
complete, ell domingo, en- 81 par
que CuScaden.
Pagaran los hombres 20 cell
tavos y las senoras Y senoritas
entraran de gratis.
La Liga InterSocial merece Ia
cooperation de nuestro publico,
por la excelente obra que annual
mente realiza,
La gaceta., 1941-04-04

Todos los expertos eonvienen
en- que ell Circulo Cubano cuen-
ia con un "Trabuco" csrgado
hasta Ia boca; pero admiten que
Casares posee una excelente no.
vena Y estimsn que Domingo Y
Jimmy White, COS eXpertos, no
tratarAn de poner "mapiangos"
frente 8 peloteros de primer o.
den.
FSltan pocos dias para que Ia
batalla deportiva eomience,
La gaceta., 1941-04-04

Aver, en- Montgomery, AlabA-
ms, les Rojos de Cincinnati, con
Wander Nicer de pitcher, derro-
taron 8 los Medi4s Rojas de Bos
toll.
Les vencidos ~anotaron una &C
rrsra Y sc quedaron en- seis hits.
H.leron les campeones cineo
c&rreras, syud&ndose con Gator
&c hits Rich cargo con Ia derro
ta.
La gaceta., 1941-04-04

Atropellaron los Yankees, en-
Tulsa, Oklahoma, a la novena de
esa ciudad, con score" de IA
por 5. Charley Keller dispar6
dos cuadrangulares y Gerry
Priddy uno. joe Mccarthy uti-
liz6 dos lanzadores reclutas, Ste
We Peek y Charlie Stanceau.
New York lac, l8h, De; Tul-
sa sc, Oh, Be.
La gaceta., 1941-04-04

Para pintAr mejor su
casa, eOmpre la pintura
B. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente por King
Hardware, Sa. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-04-04
COCOA VENClU A JESSU.
RUN

Washington, abril 4-E no
table peso weller Luis kid Co
Goa, de New Haven, superb en-
diez GSaltos q Andres JesSurun,
de New York PeSaba e. prime
no lat hbras Y el vspulasdo l5S,
La gaceta., 1941-04-04

En- Centre, California, los Pi
rstas vencieron q los Medals
Blsncas de Boston ayudsdos por
cusdrangulsres de Vicente Di
Maggie Y Dehs earns, P9r los
derrotados descargaron jonro-
mes Thornton Les Y julius Sol
tiers Ocho careers hicieron los
wencedores Y cino0 los vapulea-
DOS.
La gaceta., 1941-04-04

Mickey Makar. de Bayonne,
~eXcampe6n del paso weller en-
estado de New Jrsey, puso q dor
mir s Frank Farello, de New
York. en- el tercer round.
La gaceta., 1941-04-04

Joe Medwick pego otro "jon-
ron" su teroero en- dos dias,
P0r Ia novena de Leo Duro-
cher lanzaron Ell gordito Fiz-
simmons V Tex Carleton.
La gaceta., 1941-04-04

(POr Tira q cuarta)

Brooklyn SC, Oh, lie; Dallas 1c
Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-04-04

FL team A de los Dodgers de-
rrot6 al Dallas, Texas, en- un
desafio sfectuado aver en- Waco.
La gaceta., 1941-04-04

Tia Eulalia, Que, como todos los
humanos' tenia su talon de A
Q"''es' ell punto vulneraNe-a
vanidado por donde enos ibSn
a herirla de muerte.
Eulalia Y JoaQuina hablahan
animadamcnte.
Sus siluetas Sc veian borrosas
y opScas a travGS dc los yisillos
Via vida-por medic del bra.
20 de eStos apachos sin copcjea.
ga preparaba una ypnyansa
ieroa contra Ia impural..,
La gaceta., 1941-04-04
"GdSt6R lie N0ir
Condo dc Noir

'GdSf0H lie Nor
Condo de Noir
Rue dc Rome. % Parts"
Luego, anteS de que pudieran
resoRerSe en- comentSrio alguno
no los aSombros de JoaQuins, Ia
entreg6 Is tarjets de Sa Rovio.
6onde Sc LEILA:
GdStt6n lie NOR
TeRieHte del ISS de Iafanterd
Rue d. Rome. ss Paris
Afuers. en- q hermosO y SriS-
toSraleo pSseo De RoSSleS, Ell
viento. con lss primeras violen-
ciss de- inlierno, Silbsba Y &C.
mis en- los &rboles deSnudoS. en-
Jas acaeiss. en los cSstsnos O Ia
cia inelirSrse Y estremecerse lsS
rsreS &C los Qrs no pier6sn nun
sas hojSs, eucalyptus Y abe
ooS, GrrancSn5oles uns eSpecie
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Evening star., 1941-07-16

Once in a long while, all electric
lights in a house may go out. This
Is due to the shutting off of power,
perhaps because of damage a storm
does to electric wires.
That happened at my home one
night about three months ago.
The house was pitch dark" for a
few minutes-until some candles
were found and lighted.
The candle is one of the very old
ways of lighting home. 1t is not
nearly so good as an oil lamp, or
an electric light, but it has place
even to this day. In some out-of-
ths-way places, there are houses or
cabins which are lighted only by
candles.
The custom of lighting churches
with candles has gone on since
ancient times Wax candles are
used for the altars of Catholic
churches.
The wax candle seems 10 be the
oldest kind of candle. Bees have
been making wax longer than peo-
pie have been on earth. Long ago
1t was found that wick dipped in
beeswax would burn a long time
Phoenician traders who roamed
the sea 2,5O0 years ago had wax
candles for sale. Very likely the
wax was taken from the hives of
bees, but that point is not clear
Certain plants produce waxy sub
stance which will serve for candles
almost as well as beeswax
Evening star., 1941-07-16

numerous insignia of rank. organ
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The surprise Is that INSIGNIA
is plural word =. it always means
more than one" Never say ar
insignia; one insignia nor speak
of more than one as ''insignias."
One badge, mark. ornament, o.
emblem is an INSIGNE. Two OF
more are INSIGNIA. The correct
pronouncia tions are:
Singular: in-SIG-nee.
Plural: in-SIG-nee-uh
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