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Evening star., 1941-10-19
Miss O'Neil Away
On Leave to Study

Miss M. Virginia ONeil, former
president of the Mount Pleasant
Citizens Association and delegate
to the Federation of Citizens Asso-
Citations, is now doing research work
in education at Ohio State Univers-
ity, Columbus, Ohio.
Miss O'Neil is a teacher at Wilson
Teachers College and was granted
sabbatical leave by the Board of
Education. She lived at 1852 Eight
eenth street NV.
Evening star., 1941-10-19
Civic Group
Will Honor
Roper
10th Street Heights
To Fete Former
Cabinet Member

Daniel C. Roper, former Secre-
tary of Commerce and Minister to
Canada, will be honored al a recep-
tion tomorrow night in observance
of the oath anniversary of the Six
teenth Street Heights Citizens As
ISOLATION.
In addition to Mr.. Roper, who
served as the first president of the
group, tribute will be paid M. J.
Cairns. retiring president, and the
new Executive Committee, to be ap-
pointed at the meeting. The pro-
gram has been scheduled for 8 pm.
in the A R. Shepherd School. Four
teenth and Kalmia streets NV.
A report on the proposed merger
Of the Municipal and Police Courts
and a talk by a representative of
the Federal Bureau of Investigation
will feature a meeting of the Ar
kansas Avenue Community Citizens
Association Thursday evening. it was
announced by Miss Helen Glicrest,
chairman of publicity for the group.
Elections will be held by the Pet
worth association Tuesday night and
the Anacostia association Friday
night.
A representative from the Health
Department will give a talk on ro-
dent control at meeting of the
Fort Davis Citizens Association
Thursday night, it was announced.
The regular dinner meeting of the
Interfederation Conference will be
held tomorrow at 6:15 pm. in the
Y. w. c. A., Seventeenth and x
streets NV.
Olive G. Faircloth. secretary of
Cathedral Heights-Cleveland Park
Association, announced postpone
ment of the meeting scheduled for
Tuesday until October % because
St Adams Parish Hall will not be
available Tuesday night.
Following is the schedule of the
nine citizens associations meeting
this week.
Monday.
Interfederation conference.-the
ner meeting. Y. w. c. A, Seven
teenth and K streets NV, 6:l5 pm.
Lincoln Park-Bryan School, Thir-
teenth and B streets Sc, 8pm.
Sixteenth Streets Heights-A. r.
Shepherd School, Fourteenth and
Kalmia streets NV. 8 pm.
Tuesday.
Citizens Forum Of Columbia
Heights-Powell Junior High School,
Hiatt place and Lamont street NV,
8 pm.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Branch Pub
lie Library. Kansas and Georgia
avenues NV, 8 pm.
Thursday.
Arkansas Avenue Community
Dennison School, Thirteenth and Al
lison streets NV. 8 pm.
Fort Davis -Ryland Methodist
Church, Branch avenue and S
street Sc, 8 pm.
Friday.
Anacostia-AnacoStia Junior-Sen-
ior High School, Fourteenth and R
streets Sc, 8 pm.
Burroughs John Burrough hs
School, Eighteenth and Monroe
streets NE, s pm.
Saturday.
p.m.-Mass meetings in all Sec
tionS to make nominations for air
raid wardens and appoint perma-
nent defense committees.
Evening star., 1941-10-19

Mr.. Bramhall. They feel they've
won their rights long ago anyhow,
and they're confident in his direc-
ton.
Asked what he regarded his chief
hobby, the new president beamed
with a customary smile of good ma
ture.
"Oh, I just like to meet people"
Evening star., 1941-10-19
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
Neighborhoods to Pick Air Wardens;
A Curb on Charity Rackets
BY JESSE c. SUTER.

The death the the District to
It's District which had postponed until Tuesday Now
1t understood that nothing inferes District
tentatively for tomorrow in the House number of important
ready consideration which included the
bill
An accumulation of 81 bills the calendar Of the Senate
District Committee The committee has had recent meeting due
Chairman McCarran
holding hearings in the West accompanied by
Renah Cama the legal adviser the District Committee
Mr. Camar this other before entering his
duties and had complete the job What the Senate
legislation because
press important national questions
transportation continued live topics
during past A subcommittee of the House District Com
mtee holding hearing the proposed fringe parking
proposal the resulting discussion has included almost
the of traffic parking night
parking chairman Zonng
mission urged members Of the committee grant
erection Office buildings unless
provision for ostreet parking for the tenants
Larger quarters Committee question
nings Randolph, West Virginia This
great need the small that only lin
number of the vo and people able to
the committee public sessions
Baked all earlier attempts to have adequate
plan for enarging the
assembly the removal of partitions the three offices
adjoining will than double
the size of the present
and unrepesented would be
duly grateful.
Evening star., 1941-10-19
Neiehborhood Mass Meetings to Elect Air Raid Warder

Saturday night october 25 has been designated the
the interest Of CIV
handed to the nghborhood ct-
civic associations under the general direction of the presi
dent of the Federation of Citizens Associations.
These meetings expected be held in school buildings and
the principal business is understood be the election of the
number AFRAID wardens Those elected will be put
through instruction and training in the immediate
future.
Other meetings for other purposes will probably follow
other activities in the defense
the forming and training other needed
believed by Of the organized citizens that the only
which they will be able to take these added defense duties
through recruiting of these
their enrolment population of their sections
would
Evening star., 1941-10-19
Womun's Benefit Association

Oficers' Club meeting Wednes-
day at 8 pm; Girls Review, Thurs
day, 8 pm; National Review, Fri
day, 80 pm.
There will be Halloween party
for the Junior Rose Court Saturday
from II am. to ! pm.
Evening star., 1941-10-19
D.. Recreation Office Maps
Fall and Winter Programs
Many Activities Open to Adults,
Children and Soldiers in
Nearby Military Camps

agescae fall and winter OF leisuretme activity
for District children citizens in the vicinity
yesterday by the Department OF Recreation and Com
munity Centers.
For the white children the Community Center and Fairgrounds
Department operates 35 units the recreation
Fairgrounds where werounded receaiona offered
Of these 35 units % from II until daily
from until Saturdays remaining
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Ohe Msed Sag
With Elliott MeteoIf

Nothing in game bird life 10
shoot these DAYS but hsnd-tsil
pigeons. Il you can find flight
Last two DAYS 81 grouse sea-
son are oct 5 and s.
Don't forget and take II FOR
granted that this weekend Is
open for grouse II is not
The more this reporter thinks
~ the Washington state no-hen
pheasant lsw. the more Nc be-
gins 10 believe II aids no few
persons
And I mean aids them in fill
Ing their frying pans.
The hunter who lives in
pheasant land and there
are thousands who do viii
find this law prohibiting the
killing Of hen phessants an in
convenience. nothing else.
He can shoot the hens near
his home and sneak them home,
his only chance Of being sppre-
hended i for a game protector
10 he on the spot.
That chance is one in thou
sands.
But tho guy who travels IN
distant pheasant lands from his
home, will not have that advsn-
tare.
II she shoots q hen. say by
mistake he will leave II 10
rot or become food for varmint
or predators.
And you can wager that hun
dreds of hens will go to their
doom to rot and waste in such
manner.
Oregon had the no-hen law on
its books, but il isn't there now.
One hen per daily bag is per-
mitted.
Hungarian partridges. too. are
on the ban in Yakima county.
for instance. For years il has
been an open bird there, where
thousands of western Washing
ton hunters do their shooting
annually.
Thus with the Hun IN the han
In Yakima and the hen
pheasant absolutely protected, n
hunter wants TO he dead sure Of
his target.
Legal prey will he Chink
ROSTERS and quail
Thus hunter should blast at
nothing without an extremely
long tail or tiny bundle Of
feathers half as big as a base
ball.
BY description legal prey are
on the large and small side of
sizes.
The in-between sizes are rep
resented by the hen pheasant,
which is smaller than rooster
Chink, and the Hun which is
larger than the quail.
It's a great life if your
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da, by steaming mp In his
third game TO reach iss.
CITY Association
MEETING

c. G. Collins. president Of the
City Association. has called a
meeting Of the City Association
for Monday night at $40 o'clock
at the Broadway Sport Center.
The meeting Ia important and
all interested bowlers are urged to
attend.
Ted Tadioh. lesdoff man for the
jewelers.. rolled all IN ton the
bowlers of the strong City league
Thursday night Starting with
1856. he reached 255 In his second
game and then wound up with
1875.
Three other City league stars
were tn the 900 class. Sam Cole.
registered COG. John L<maux COS
and Mike Berry so3.
Hank wiley. police officer
on the Fuel team. turned In
24s game for the high single
of the session.
The jewelers. rolled best team
scores. shooting 1914 for the high
single game. a new record for the
season, and 27ss for the high team
total.
The scores:
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Hitting the Old Head Pin
COLISEUM COMMERCIAL
Coliseum Alleys

Sam Blackburn. anchor man for
the Naughty Wolves. was top
trundler IN the matches OF the
Coliseum mmercial league
Thursday night. Shooting consist
entity well. with games of $50. $50
and is6. he piled up a nice $40
total for his evenings efforts.
Fay Michaud, Postoffice
trundler, had the high single
game. shooting 200 In his first
game. His three game total
uas Sill.
John Rors rolled out a nice $50
total. including q 2o3 single Roy
Pietenberg rundled consistently
with singles Of 172. 175 and IT'S
for a 500 tally.
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With ths MARKETS. They .aos hlxh
ssfifs WITH z43s pins and nlsh slnsle
OF 81
The JaYerns and Tho ofuntsys each
49, 30 tao points 1lts pima 70
<lxe, Ista Condor ~ h<as With 4
ules turkey" la the last frame
bgNisd high single ~ tss lima
10 MET. bowling consistent ssJBfs
o. is1. ie1 and isb. son the blsh
ssflss total ~ <E4 she sEo4 . sp.sn-
1id SAINT sseuTHtfig pifsIns % her
spares hnd even seins ~ far a. 10
pea ~ that Old .. 10. 7 spilt.
COMMERCIAL. PA, Nor
HbEhNsg 1874 20 ~ AfHfszs susut
<ls< go bash safns Nsnbsfs is1.
high ssfiss. T. smith Sal
Hammond alta a. "a fnsafsass
1879 fol high gam y Hsnssi 40
hish a<rsss Quinn $40
Pstfoisuu 1s7i ~ ~ klehs<l
ISIS ~. high ssus Al l&sss xa5
hisn ssrlss. Al i1ss4 ST.
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Hey, Coach
Cliff Olson!

PORTLAND - Portland Uni
versity's Pilots showed too much
power for Pacific University of
Forest Grove and pounded out a
80 to 7 victory last night.
The Pilots scored all five touch
downs on line plays. three in the
second quarter. another in the
third and the last in the final
frame.
Halfbark Charlie Bicinell.
former mayor ~ Boys Town,
Neb., set IN the touchdouns
with hi. end runs and passes.
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CLASS r woMEN's LEAGUE
Coliseum Alleys

The newly organized Class y
Womens league opened play on
the Coliseum alleys with eight
teams, six of which were complete
ly organized. Only one or two
openings remain on the other
teams and all lineups are expected
to be filled next week.
Ruth Carlson was tops In
the opening matches. shooting
2I0 for the best single game
rolled by any woman bowler
IN the Coliseum alleys this
year and leading the league
with a nice ss6 total.
The league is for beginners and
feminine trundlers Of lower aver
ages. Best Of the scores Of the
first matches included. Mary
Becker. 3es. Bea McAlliter 377,
Ethel Bedford $50, Frances with
eridge 36s, Hattie WilkowsLi 366,
Louise Gerwels BIS, Jessie schus-
ter 564, and Marguerite Wright
3s5.
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kNIGHTs OF PfTHIAs
Coliseum Alleys

Knights Of Pythiss bowl.rr
rolled their weekly matches Thurs
day night on The Coliseum alleys
and Esquirss won three from
Pages while senators captured
four from Knights.
u Martin led tho scoring with
= iss snFis and 4t3 total Ted
Christensen rolled as. y 2 wy
man al y Krswk 400 ard "
Coffmsn iis for the higher Ecofss
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BROADWAY woMEN.s LEAGUE

Janet Psnder turned in 443 for
the high total Of the Thursday
matches of the Broadway women's
league.
Catherine Dangberty rolled
4l6 for the runner-Up score,
and Marie Gosn.y checked In
with t03 for another Of the
good marks.
High singles were Bette Hsw-
thorne 1874. Marie Gosney 1856. Bing
Gaglisrdi i57. Miss Daugherty i45,
Ann Cheslock l45, Frances Wells
al. Bernioe McDougall 14s. Mary
Burns 1se, Edith Horesti I45. Bill
lie Livingston 143, and Kathleen
Green i7s. which was the high
game.
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GROCER LEAGIE
Coliseum AlI.ys

Bob Hsnson vas tops among
the Grocery lssgu. boVisrs Thurs.
day night on the Coliseum slleyI
with a lss single and ass total
Mike sismi0n finished with
another good score. registering
40. including 4 single Esms
of 1871. Mel Fish saved th-
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ACTING cArTAtN
STANFORD UNIVERSITY

Left Hslfhsck Pete kmetnvsr will
he acting captain for stanford
University IN n. game against
Oregon tomorrow. II ~as an
noiinrsd today.
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City Employees


City employees will stage their
big salmon derby Sunday in the
Middle Waterway. or mouth of
the Puyallup river.
Ninety eight anglers will
handle gear in the hope OF draw
ing down some Of the $3.50. so
that goes for cash prizes.
Fred Ureh, the old time cav
alryman who has taken a lead
ing part in organizing the event,
is all enthused over the pros
poets.
Fish are In the waters by the
thousands" he said. ''Nednes-
day the big silvers were hitting
like mad. One boat brought In
IL. Another 10. StiIl another
six. They were commercial
anglers.
Len Geer, the tackle manu-
facturer. together with Ted
Osinkski went out this morning
before work time and came In
with six beauties. ranging from
seven to Is pounds
The fish are in the waters of
the hay. alright.
Frank Hartinr ~ the Point
Defiance boat house reports sal
mon and salmon trout active in
the waters off his place, some
stretch away from the Puyallup
mouth.
Mayor Harry p. Cain will pre-
sent the prizes at the Middle
Waterway boathouse, official
starting place of the derby, at
1880 noon Sunday.
Cain also Will fish in the
derby. as will all city commits
sioners. Cornish Fswcett and
Cornish Bergersen will fish out
of the same boat. Don't trust
one another. Whoops.
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ULLDOCS POISED FOR BIC CAME TONIGHT

vision is good.
II not YOU are in for dis
eoursgement or regret or both.
Farming. Fishing
Oscar ~Gulf Nelson. who lives
IN the hank Of the Puyallup.
combines fishing with work.
Yesterday ne went Ia pump
water. took along his rod.
dropped his bait in the stream
and anchored II with a brick
over the handle. the rod resting
in a branch crotch.
He pumped gallons Of water
for farm use and finally returned
10 his rod which was gone.
Asking anglers near nv II they
had mi>chieviously hidden hts
rod. Nelson WAS informed that
all they could tell him was "we
heard fish splashing down
there a minute age
So the fellow anglers fished
In the stream for Nelson's out
fit, hooked the line. brought in
the rod and Nelson landed
four and half pound silver
salmon.
Id like 10 see the size IF the
next weight Oscar puts on his
rod. I'm make a brick look like
pea.
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OFF
For Grid Tilt
Meet Cheney Club
Saturday Afternoon

Hardened ~ t~c wesA. = rfae-
tie bit stiii rot a. fessy - CeseA
Len Prank ~cald Ike - have
them. ~ cellsEe II Puget snuna
graders ho.rd the train ,oalsht
for Cheney ard their ssms silk
Eastern Washington ssvssss sat
ursiay afternoon.
Bothered ~ = flosk - nalnaf n
ttfiss but with all the "erlrpiss"
slated 10 open against me Savage.
Tomorrow. the Isumh~rIses elsvsn
vii ~ nut q revenge the Ia l..s
minut. vsctafy which the chersy
squad scored las, year.
sssttsrG ns~ar Tor shs leg
E~rs 80 announced Friday
merrisE ~ Coach Frank ain
~ B.h Nssrumt~r and Nsi
Hisrshard. ends nat N.s~~
and Asssls terx,es. ssskl~>l
MN rr~garicH ard Jsm Rs~~.
Euards. " D~s~s. e~rs~ss Mil
Mclaughlin. suarts rtsekl
steve Dale, and nor Murray.
hsifhsehsl MIN MrMssses. ssls-
bach.
Others making tho trip are Tim
nsrhsr. end. Howard Olsen. Emery
Waite. Boh stsfksy and Jack
neer. tackles. Hen iioliensr,
guard Wayne Andersen. center.
Rob Saunders. George nrummiti.
Don Hefsey and Hili crsrnry. half.
backs. Joe Alangi. fullhach
Assistant Coach stuart Parks
will also he member ~ the party
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Gags CockY.
Glads Ready
20. 900 Grid Crowd
Expected TO Attend
n, HAROLD SHAW

~ HAROLD SHAW
Can Pacific Lathefsn ard Gen.
saga repeat their ie.la Thriller of
iator
That question has beer ssaei =
million times IN TIE as, week and
more and mere IS game time
draws near the answer has been
Yes" and an anticipated crowd
Of - 600 proves II
Hut tonight ~ = o'clock
eeme. the real snsser-the
answer the ea.eeo fan. have
h.en waiting Ter.
Two rafin. teaun'. rtr-snorting
eisvens Pacific Lutheran sladis.
tors and Gonsaga Bulldogs take
the field In the second renewal 81
what Taeoms and Spokane football
fans hore VIII he sn annual .eis
game
LuTuERs t>DtRIsOs>
SIN the underdogs just - they
were last year. Coach cilff oisons
Iu,herans are all In top shape for
their first game Of the 1871 season.
their first game since last years
undefeated eight-game campaign.
Coach John 'ruFrys Huntons
Bulldogs are confident and they.
too, are ready and IN top physical
condition 10 ware q desperate
battle Of revenge for last years
setback.
Tho bulldogs arrived In rs-
e.ma early Friday aernisr.
Immediately upon leaving the
train they moser~d 90 ST.
Riiss church Ia attend MAS
and receive holy communion.
After breakfast. the Bulldog
squad ~ "a players. Coach Hun.
ton, Line Coach Sam A. n. Dag
ley. Athletic Director Claude
MoGrsth. Brother Peter pusklns.
s. J.. property manager. and Joey
August trainer. took q tour Of
the city.
AERIAL CIRCus
Tonighi's duel will probably hs
the greatest football aerial circus
ever unleashed In one stadium IL
Conzags lives up 10 its advance
threats In "ouipsss the Luthersns. .
The Gisdiators. hailed ~ one Of
the passinssst teams In the nation
last year. again have their No. I
bomber. Mary Tommsrvik. Little
Ah-Ameriean halfbsek. and his
teammate. Mary Hartman. 400.
pound fullback. who does just
about everything run. pass. kick,
block and does II well
With Tomus~rsik and Harsh
man the spesrhesds ~ HE
attack. Coach emf Disc. has
e"me mp With some newcomers,
Who give the ISufbersss
stronger hsekfieid reserves
than they had last year. Only
question mark 10 ~ ends and
I 't"'F WHIT f<&ffNe9 FFHfU
last year have moved up In
starting berfhs.
Meanwhile tho Bulldogs HAYS
been praising thsir pifskin hornets
Johnny Sugar sehsrrsr and
Johnny Goodwin. schsrgsr IL ,hs
ace of the conzAsa football Nip
psrs and Goodwin, with three com.
pleions for 80 yards against All.
IONA State last Friday. 10 rated
on par with schsrgsr.
BIG Tag LINZ
On the line 10 where the Tag,
really have a. Two big tackles -
Capt. Biii Tessendorf. 77s pounds
Of fighting tiger, and Larry Con.
nors, 2ib-pound brulser are enc
bulvarks ~ forward wall which
ran play any Of them 10 q stand.
stlll.
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F ace Jackets
In Tiger Bowl
Solder Uniforms
Are Red. White. DIuo

rssfasls ffpw ttr n see. 80
nssf<teo fcethsls<f< cree th>=s
Northwest lss9u> s~s>e4 n<t~ 1ue-
az against West N~sssi< ystInw.
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ssvs respse~ss~st ~ red. white ~
cisss fs~I<eslns
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csrsss NJ rsss~H esspvs sssH.
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Here Red For"e Toeon,o motorcycle roofing s'o ond
Northwest ohorplon with his 1910 trophy Forsel will be
competing the Northwes, country championships
the Tocoo Sports oreno 9th ond South Tocoo ~oy Sun
doy OF o'clock His winnings ond poonos hove been
Gus including Oregon ond California he with
the best the ony type OF riding The riders
of the Northwest will be in the big competition here Sundoy
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DIST Division Makes al Debut Sunday


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Tour peatmasees esn ten sau
hsw u invest II y. , p>fsnus
itonds
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Nj ~T0N NOafS'- IEaBfI
Ihs Cafes apllt points tso ard tao
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BIC TAG LINZ

On the lins 10 where the Zars
really have a. Two big tackles
Capt. Biil Tessendorf. 7zs pounds
Of fighting tiger. and Larry Con.
nors, 2ib-pound bruaser are che
bulwarss ~ forward wall which
ran play any Of them 10 q stand.
still.
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: .c.,m IRE rs'sss

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La gaceta., 1941-12-17
PETICIONES DE CIUDADA.
MA

Jose Perez, 1924 Riverside
Drive; Angela Carolina Chac6n
Ga,van, 918 Once ave-; Francis
60 Sanchez, 1920 DOce ave-. Ma
nus Castro, 210S Cypress st.
Dominica Laperna, $3.50 Che
rIy st. Armando Arias, 2126
Beach; Jose Pardo, GIT avenida
8; Benjamin Blanco, 1903 ave-
nida q; Jose Bernardo Suarez,
2a12 Conrad St; Dulce Maria
Gutierrez, 1902 Nebraska ave.
Enrique Rodriguez, 1881 La
Sale; Martha Clark Rodger,
BIT Yves. North Bay; Peter j.
Rodriguez, POS North Albany ;
Francisco Pupello, Gil Oak ave;
Anna Maria Adelina DeCube-
Ms Barlow, COG Drew ST.; Cora
Bell Scherman, 5l5 I'd ave. AR
mimic Lupo, 1905 Ga. ave-; Al
fredo Garcia, 1405 avenida 10;
Juana Viera. 1903 OctaNa ave.
La gaceta., 1941-12-17
DIVORCIOS

Decretos: Alice Knox contra
Albert f. Knox; Shirley Mar
garet Walker contra Robert
Walker.
Nuevas Demands: Emma +.
Strcbel contra Emery M. Strob-
ell; Mamie Thompson contra
Raymond Thompson; Evelyn
Elizabeth Kerns contra Andrew
Lee Krns.
La gaceta., 1941-12-17

Sam Romaro, "a, v Jean Fam
bito. 10; Albert Starr, q, Y Der
nice IchiDl, 10; Rogers Beverly
Paul, AZ, Y Flora Erella Overly,
SO; Carl J. Johnson, jr. %, Y
Barbara Baumgartner, II; Art.
Melvin Brown. 25, Y Katherine
Eugene Storey, 20.