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Sale Will Aid
Service Men
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which for many years was the
Ridgeway's drug store. Here, for
three days this week, lovely draper
les, brio -brac and household fur
nishings; books, many of them re-
cent best sellers; toys for younger
members of families, as we'll as many
a smartly tailored street frock and
pretty party dresses will be sold, the
proceeds to give more ease and re-
Taxation to the enlisted men on
leave.
Mrsz Truxtun Beale Aids
With Committee Members.
Mrs. TruXtun Beale, chairman of
the recent brilliantly successful Pic
cadilly Arcade, and members of her
Executive Committee have sent a
truckload of articles, some new and
some used, which were purchased
at the Piccadilly Arcade auction last
week 1t is the policy and the rule
of the Royal Air Force Benevolent
Fund that all articles donated for
sale to benefit the fund must be sold
and as articles were received that
were not appropriate or available
foI the arcade. the committee pur-
! chased them and sent them to other
agencies where they could be used.
Thus the Women's Army-Navy
League has benefited by donations
for the arcade, which in turn re-
ceived money to add to the fund.
Several local agencies such as the
Thrift Shop have increased their
stock in this way and some such
treasures now are on display in the
shop window at Florida and Con-
necticut avenues.
Help Needed to Provide
For More Men on Leave.
Donations of articles to be sold
may still be made at the clubhouse
at 10l5 L street or articles will be
collected by calling the club by tel
ephone. Mrs. J. H. Underhill at
1928 South Inge street in Arlington,
Va, will receive donations from the
Aurora Hills district for the conven-
fence of those living in that section.
All donations of household articles,
books, toys, clothing, etc, will be
welcomed by the members of the
Army-Navy League.
Now more than ever help is needed
for the Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
Club with the increased number of
men in the services who have leave
to spend in Washington. The club
is a home and recreation center for
these men and the old clubhouse
has been remodeled and improved
and other buildings added, doubling
the number of bedrooms and show
ers and increasing the size of the
dance hall and the recreation room.
Long List of Committees
Are Aiding With Sale.
Mrs. Schley, wife of Maj. Gen. |
Julian L. Schley, chief of engineers, |
U. S. A. is president of the club, and
Mrs. Brett, wife of Maj. Gen. George
H. Brett, u S. A., is chairman of
the rummage sale. They are assisted |
by committees for which chairmen
have a corps of assisting members,
each one stirring interest among
their friends not only to donate |
worthwhile articles but to attend |
the sale and purchase the treasures
given by others interested in the |
continued maintenance of the club.
Mrs. Adams, wife of Maj. Gen. E. |
S. Adams, U. S. A, is chairman of
the committee for women's clothes; |
Mrs. Arnold, wife of Maj Gen. H. H.
Arnold, U. S. A., chairman of hats;
Mrs. McNair. wife of Maj. Gen. r.
J. McNair, U. S. A., in charge of |
Evening star., 1941-04-20

Joan Earnshaw and Thomas Luckey.
Mrs. Harold J. Mitchener who
arrived from Guantanamo Bay
Tuesday, was the guest of Miss
Beckey Torrey for a few days this
week.
Capt. and Mrs. r. S. Fairweather
and their sons Bobby and Jimmie.
arrived Monday from Paris Island
and are living at Mr.. Tom Walters
farm while Capt. Fairweather is
on temporary duty here.
Evening star., 1941-04-20

py mi dI1u lIlC11 Sllllul
Col and Mrs. Herman Beukemi
st Fort Benning, Ga, where they '
daughter, Capt. and Mrs. Charles
r. Leonard, jr.
Mrs. William M. Grimes, wife OF
Col. Grimes, formerly of Washing
ton, and now stationed at Pine
Camp, N. Y, has arrived at West
Point for a visit with her son-in-
law, and daughter, Capt. and Mrs,
Sherburne Whipple, jr.
Capt. and Mrs. Robert W. Fuller,
Sd, have as weekend visitors, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Fraser Roberts
of New York City.
Ann Miller and Helen Schaff
Guests of Bettye Jean Bean.
Miss Ann Miller and Miss Helen
Schaaff, both of Washington, are
passing the week end at West Point,
guests of Miss Bettye Jean Bean
and her parents, Maj. and Mrs.
Emmett j. Bean.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Marion Carson
and their children, Billy and Carol
Carson, are passing the week end
at Hagerstown, Md, as guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Levin Stonebraker.
1t. Col and Mrs. Fay B. Prickett,
accompanied by their daughters,
Misses Polly and Virginia Prickett,
are passing several days at Fort
Meade, Md, visiting another daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank D. Miller, and her
husband, 1t. Miller. Mrs. Miller and
Miss Polly Prickett are at Williams
burg, Va, for homecoming week end,
at william and Mary College.
Capt. and Mrs. John DuV. Stevens
have visiting them this week Mrs.
Stevens mother and sister, Mrs.
Raymond v. Cramer and Miss Doro-
thy Cramer of Washington.
Maj. and Mrs. George Devens will
week Mrs. Devens' cousin. Mrs. Car
roll Porteous Price, wife of Col.
Price, Medical Corps, Fort Omaha,
Nebr. Mrs. Price is coming from
Washington where she has been at
tending the D. A. r. convention as
a delegate from Omaha At West
Point. Mrs. Price will also visit her
son, Cadet Daniel D. Waters, who
is in the yearling class.
Capt. James E. Landrum, jr., who
has been assigned to duty at West
Point in the tactical department,
from the 10th Tank Battalion, Fort
Meade, Md, and Mrs. Landrum,
have reached the garrison.
Maj. and Mrs. Andersen
Fete Paul e. Ruestows.
Mai. and Mrs. James r. Andersen
are hosts this week end at the gar
rison to Capt. and Mrs. Paul E.
Ruestow, of Mitchell Field, N. Y.
Guests this week of Capt. and Mrs.
Richard D. Meyer are the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Mey-
er, and his sisters, Miss Miriam and
Miss Lois Meyer, of Perry, N. Y.
Mrs. William N. Leaf, who has
been passing the past fortnight Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Mary L.
Brown, and aunt, Miss Emily Long,
in Washington, plans to join Maj.
Leaf at the garrison this week end.
Capt. and Mrs. Clayton S. Gates
have as their weekend visitors, Mr..
and Mrs. Phillip Holden of Welles-
ley Hills, Mass.
DR.. John Perma of Worchester,
Mass, is passing few days visiting
his son and r-in-law, Maj.
and Mrs. John E. Perman, at West
Point.
The department of economics,
government and history sponsored
the officers hop at Cullum Hall last
evening. In the receiving line with
Col. Herman Beukema, professor of
the department, and Mrs. BeukemA
were Maj. and Mrs. Ronald M.
Shaw, Maj. and Mrs. Tyler Calhoun,
Capt. and Mrs. George A. Lincoln,
and Capt. and Mrs. Frederick G.
Terry, all of whom expect to depart
from duty at West Point in June.
Evening star., 1941-04-20
Guests of McC.anns

1t. and Mrs. w. A. Sutherland OF
Alameda, Calf, are visiting 1t
Comdr. and Mrs. Thomas l.. McCann
in Arlington.
Evening star., 1941-04-20
Service Set
Social Notes
Of Interest
r. w. Berrys Give
Party for Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Hiltz

1t. Comdr. and Mrs. Robert w.
Berry of Arlington had a few
friends in for cocktails Friday to
meet their house guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee A. Hiltz of Black Mountain,
N. c. Mrs. Berry and Mrs. Hiltz are
sisters.
Miss Mary Anne Coughlin, daugh.
ter of Maj. and Mrs Robert z.
Coughlin, has just been elected to
Phi Beta Kappa. Miss Coughlin,
who will be graduated from Ohio
University at Athens, Ohio, in June,
is also member of the Mortar
Board Society, president of the Zeta
Tau Alpha Sorority and a member
of the Sigma Alpha Iota Honorary
Music Fraternity.
Miss Mildred Tetlow has arrived
from Boston, Mass, to be the guest
of 1t. Col. and Mrs. Herbert Gard
ner in Arlington.
DR.. Carlton L. Andrews, U. S. N,
and Mrs. Andrews have as their
week end guest in their home in
Arlington, Miss Beatrice Lonsdale
Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles z. Walker
will return to their home in Johns
town, Pa, today following a weeks
stay with their son and daughter
in-law, Capt. and Mrs. Robert N.
Walker at Fort Myer. Mrs. Walker,
ST., also attended the D. A. r. Con-
gress as delegate.
Mrs. Ralph R. st. John of Abilene,
Tex, is the house guest of her
brother-in-law and sister, 1t. Col.
and Mrs. R. E. Willoughby at Fort
Myer. On April 26 Col. and Mrs.
Willoughby will accompany their
guest to her home, where Mrs. WILL
oughby will make an extended visit.
Col. Willoughby will sail from New
York May IS for his new station in
Panama
La gaceta., 1941-01-09

Y viendo que ell ingeniero iba
a estallar, tai vez en- una lluvia
de 6enuestos Y hacerle una es-
cena de violencia, OPTIC por "can-
tar claro' de una vez.
En- fin de eusntas, ella no ha-
bia hecho Ell viaje deade Ia costa
cuando ell enorme paquebote in
giles toc6 en- Batavia, sino para
'poner las cartas boca arriba
ante Pedro.
Seria ahora. pues, y comen-
zando por eneogersd de hon.
bros, como una mujer superior,
que esta curada de espanto y Gu
va grandeza de alma la colocara
muy por encima de todas las mi
Serias de este mundo, comenzo a
decir, adoptando IN tono ambi-
quo de esposa ofendida y mu-
jer a la que no eogen de susie
las infidelidades de '1as mule
res malas':
ST, hombre. Pedrito. iTraa-
La gaceta., 1941-01-09

quilizate T.. Yeras. Puesto que
hablamcs de este, voy a ponerte
en- antecedentSs. Yo crei que til
10 sabias TODD. Escdchame con
calma.
Isl, ha5la ha5la
do Pedro cruzando los bra
EOS y dominandlse con un pode-
roSo eSfusrzo de Su voluntad-.
Habla! va estoy serene!
-Pues 81, hombre. Que yo me
imaginaba que til sabias la vida
que tn mujer ha hecho en- Ma
.drid.
Como IQue vida?...
. Pero I'd has sabido de Maria en-
todos eStoS amos?
ST, diciendo
Agueda, muy seria-. Maria es-
tuvo en- mi casa.
7iCuandc?
-Hara cosa de dos amos o.
tres. Cuando Sc march6 de Ma
drid.
La gaceta., 1941-01-09

vas a tragar quina, quieras o no
quieras! iVeras 10 que es ca
nela!..."
-Yo crei que til estabas tam
bien al cabo de Ia Gale, hombre!
.-ahadi6 ahora la marqueSita
con un inaceptable tono de COM
plicidad, que colm6 las iraS Y la
augusta de Pedro.
-Pero..., mujer, Agueda...
lque dices?... iEstas local.. No
mira, hablame claro!.... Deja las
reticencias. TIL Sabes 10 cue ha
paSado en- mi vida, ino es asi?
-Perfectamente.
-Entonces sabes que yo he
creido culpable de una horrible
falta a mi mujer, y que luego
ha reSutado inocente, ino es
asi?...
La marQuesita ri6 con risita
cinica.
ME parece que q inocente
eres td-dio.
La gaceta., 1941-01-09
Ell TOlsNEO DE TENNIS EN-
LA ISLA DAVIS
Los Resultados de aver

Centenares de personals pre-
senciaron las partidas de tennis,
aver, en- los "patios' de la Isla
Davis.
Don Mcneil, ell teniSta mime
no l, derrot6 al joven tampeno
Homer Woodruff, que lie ofre :
clio bastante resistencia. Mcneil
jugara hoy frente a Vicente
Paul, de New York.
Bobby Riggs superb facilmen
te a Nelson Mason, de Tampa,
" deSpues derrot6 a Martin Bux
by, de Miami. Sostuvieron un
partido de gran interes Bud
Hart, de Miami, Y Ed Amark,
lie Rollins.
Ademas de los mencionados
ganaron aver sus partidas Nor
man Brooks, Hal Surface, Rus
sell Bobbitt, Dick Mckee, Frank
Kovacs, Gardner Larned, Bryan
Grant, Ed Alloo, Jack Kramer Y
Ed Amark.
En- ell torneo de mujeres CANA
ron sus partidas Pauline Betz,
Elizabeth Goostch, Ann Wash :
ington, Doria Hart, Eunice
Dean, Betty Morris, Alice An
derson y Sara P. Cooke.
Vencieron en- los dobles Rus
sell Robbit y Frank Guernsey,
Frank Kovcs Y Norman Brooks,
Hal Surface Y Bitsy Grant, w.
Sabin y Bobby Riggs, Hilary
McKenna Y Vicente Paul y Don
Mcneil Y Frank Kramer.
La gaceta., 1941-01-09

-iQue has dicho, Agueda? D..
jQue es esq.,, IQu6 dics D.,
Que es 10 que dices?..,
La mareueaa lanz6 al otro
una mirada dura, sintiendo que
harvia en- sus venas la sangre
maja de espanola bravo y la de
sus antepasados italianos, aque-
los Cenci que murieron en- la
horca luego de cometer crime
mes a centenares.
-Suelta, suelta! L.. iQuita! h..
Yo te digo Ia verdad, Pedro h..
Yo eStaba tambien lejisimo de
suponerme NADIA; pero un dia,
negando de improviso a mi ca
sa, los sorprendi a uno en- bra
EOS del otro.
Ahora Ell ingeniero Sinti6 que
Ia terra Sc abria nuevamente
sus pies, y, soltando el bra
20 de la marquesita, do dos pa
SOS atras.
u Pero, Agueda p. IPero, es
La gaceta., 1941-01-09
LAS CARRERAS DE AVER
EN- SULPHUR SPRINGS

Ganaron las once carreras de
anoche, en- Sulphur Springs, en-
orden de succession, los siguientes
va'iosos ~ejemplares: Nita Roll,
La dies Deal, Kosankey, Big
Roll, Rusty Hazard, Perfect
Daughter, Britannia, Mormaunt
Gunter Girl Y Ace Tariff.
.Tormaunt era ell gran favori-
to en- Ia cctava carrera, qusdan-
dc detras de 6l, Gay Jockey Y
Johnnie D. Roll. Sc abonaron
les bcletos del triunfador a
$3.40, $3.50 y $3.50.
Sc page la apuesta dCbCe a
s1.40, siendo los ganadores La
dies Deal y Kosankey.
La gaceta., 1941-01-09

ST, Pepe me 10 dijo. Pero
despues, jla has visto tn, sabes
de alguien que la haya visto?
per Dies, Pedro! ME pa
recess IN niho!... 70 no.. Pero
mi marido!... iJesds!.. Es muy
doloroso que 70 te 10 tenga que
decir, pero pueSto que no 10 sa-
bes... tn has vivido engahado
respecto a tn mujer, querido Pc
Dire! No Sc 81 Ia primera falta
que cometi6 seria verdad; por
Madrid Sc han dicho tantas CO.
sas...; pero de 10 que 81 eStoy Sc
gura, de 10 que no puedo dudar,
es que Maria de la Cruz sc en-
tendia con mi mar:do. 10 vi 70.
Pope es un chico, que...
La gaceta., 1941-01-09

tas local.,
lie aseguro que no!-repu
so la Genet recobrando TODD su
aplomo-, 10 que te digo es eier
TO.
-Pero.. imujer! SEs posi-
ble?... Maria de la Cruz Y Pc
Estas loca!
Cree 10 que quieras, Pedro.
I'm dia, al caer la tarde, llegue
70 a mi casa a recoger una jo-
va que iba a llevar a arreglar;
mi esposo estaba en- casa. Me di-
Jeron que tenia vista, una yeno-
ra-tu mujer cue va habia esta-
do dias antics en- casa, en- ausen-
ela mia, y 20, intrigada fui
&c puntillas hasta la puerta del
salon donde ellos estaban. Y los
sorprendi, Pedro. como die la
genie de pueblo "fraganti". Tia,
ia, ia. ..
Rio, al tempo que Sc encogfa
de hombrOs repetidamente, con
La gaceta., 1941-01-09
DEPORTES
CON LOS GUANTES
GUGGINO Y DON EDDY. -
MAKE
NIDA A GODOY

Sc batiran ma.lana en- Benja-
min Field, ell italiano Carl Gug-
g;nno Y ell indio Den Eddy. To-
dos los peritos locales sostienen
que Sc trata de una pelea de pri-
mer orden, a pesar de que Gug-
gino ha perdido "muchOs pun .
tos" en- su categoria.
Al venCedor Sc lie ha ofrscido
I'm match cen Kid Yucatan, c!
pugil mexicano que Parga trajo
a Tampa Y que ahora opera
deSde Miami.
Guggino sigue pesando 135 Il
bras.
La gaceta., 1941-01-09

Les Yankees recibieron aver
la noticia de que el estado fist
co de Red Robert Rolfe sigue me
jorando. Ro,fe, segdn las pala-
bras del explorador Paul Krich-
ell, volvera a la tercera en- 1941.
a menos que el team decida ven
derlo o cambiarlo.
Rolfe ACADIA de scmeterSe a
un minucioso examen medico V
por el Sc ha sabido que su vista
es va buena. mis- ojcs, pier
mas Y brazos estan en- perfectas
condicionss-le declare a Krich-
ell.
En- la temporada de 1910 ba-
tee con .un prOmedio de $50. Su
promedio en- 1913 fue de $50 pun
toS.
La gaceta., 1941-01-09
dividuos de 10 cola. References,
para Max, al vencedor de IA Pc
lea N~ova-Comsibey

Santiago, Chile, lie ACADIA de
hacer una entusiastica resp
ion a Arturo Godoy y su espo-
sa Ladia. Godoy lego a la capt.
tai, en- asroplanc, procedente de
Iquique. donde ssiSti6 al sepelio
lie su anciana madre. Arturo O.
lavarria. ministro de la Gobarna
ei6n. le do Ia bienvenida. Csn-
tenares de AUTOMOBILES le acorn
panaron en- un recorrido pr la
c'udad. Goioy declare que e;pe-
"a conouistaT la corona del Pc
50 complete y entregarla al pue
bio chileno. Asegura que Sc efec
Gan negociaciones para ctra pc
lea con Jose Luis, en- el mes re
abril.
La gaceta., 1941-01-09
LOS ESPARTANOS JUGA-
RAN DIEZ PARTTDOS EN-
1871

Ell equipo de futboi de la Uni
versidad de Tampa ha firmado
va los contracts para diez COM
bates en- la temporada de 1941.
Los Espartanos, que tendran
un nuevo coach, Flucie Steart,
Sc batiran con Alabama State
Teachers, South Georgia State
Teachers, Universidad de Flori-
da, Miami, Stetson, Howard Col
ege, Appalachian State, Rollins,
Stetson Y Politecnico de Tennes
see.
La gaceta., 1941-01-09

Harry Jeffra, e. campe6n del
peso de puma para los estados
&c New York Y Maryland, ven :
clio por puntos, en- Baltimore, a
Billy Speary, de Nanticoke, Pa.
Tres wees cay6 Speary a la To-
ma, por la cuenta de nueve en-
cada una. Fue la primera derrc-
ia como professional del mucha-
cho de Pennsylvania. Ell paSado
noviembre, en- Wilkes Barres,
habia superado, en- puntos, al
campe6n.
La gaceta., 1941-01-09

Frank Fris.h ha dicho que
este ano sera muy rehida Ia com
petici6n en- la Liga Nacional.
Tiene la Liga, sagin Frislh'
hombre j6venes Y Dc gran ha-
bilidad, Y las nov:nas estan bien
equilibradas.
los Re- 5, sagdn 81, quedaran
en- 1941 dentro del cireulo del
campeonato Y IS la novena a "a
cual tendran las otras que derro
tar. Los Cubs, con 50 nu.va di-
recci6n despertaran gran inte-
res v seran muy dificiles de va
pulear.
Ell ano pasado los Cardenales
llegaron hasta ganar 9 desafio1
consecutivos, 10 Qus les acred-Ja
como un club de primer orden.
Despues de ocupar los dltimos
lugares, los Piratas finalizaron
en- el cuarto puesto, Ell Brook
lyn hubo de a~crecentar su pot3n
cha con la compra del pitcher
Higbe.
Las Abejas p,saen un grupo
de jovencitos, todcs desarrclla-
dos bajo la habilisima direction
de Bob Quinn y Casey Stengel.
Eyto indica que el Boston sera
un factor en- 1871.
La gaceta., 1941-01-09
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get MenthO- Mu|siOr

ing highest grade lockwood creo
scte for penetration. Genuine Cal.
ifornia fig syrup gives Me4t O.
Mulsior . taste the whole fss ily
viii IKE. It clings TO the MN
branes so its soothing. healing in
gradients SCI faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit:
Attendance at church is neces.
sary for human welfare, but don't
endanger the congregation with .
cold cough wkea Mentho- Mulsion 10
50 inexpensive and easy 60 obtain
M.ntho-M ul5;on is endorsed By
your neighbors and sue rantced by
le-|inp dru~"' Re -varv Shn~@ -9dv.
La gaceta., 1941-01-09

A cola cough seriously ~endargers
you, your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss Of time
than all other diseased combined.
If Won have q cough due to a cold,
get Mentho- Mulsion, the guaran-
teed medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsion fails to stop your coughing
Immediately and get' you entirely
over your cold cough quicker than
any medicine you ever tried, ask
or your money b. k. -
Meptho-Mulsion is InoIe than an
lrd;nary medicine. 1t contains vita
Minis A and D TO build youl c3ld
resistance, and seven soothing
Ming n;iy 4ui ~ T.oN+e. incl,IT
La gaceta., 1941-01-09

Ancil Hoffman, en- represen-
taci6n de Max Baer, rechaz6 "a
oferta, hecha por Jacobs, de una
pelea con Arturo GOdoy, en- Ell
mes de mario. "Yo le he telegra-
fiado que dispongo de Buddy
Baer para csc match. Baer no
peleara con Jose Luis hasta que
ell campe6n recupere la reputa-
ci6n perdida en- combates con in
La gaceta., 1941-01-09

Ike Williams, un negro de
Trenton, n. j.. venci6 por am
plio margen, en- 10 asaltos, a
Tommy Fontana, veterano peso
welter de New York. Fontana
iba a pelear con Angelo Maglio-
ne. pero este sc enferm6. Enton-
La gaceta., 1941-01-09
ces Sc le u6reci6 81 'boU'' al ne
grito.

Tn boxeador del peso ban
tam, frankie Donate, de liz Ii
bras. derrot6 en- echo asaltos a
Nat Liftin, de New York. En- el
mismO programa Joe Sankey hi
20 tablas con Mickey Harkin,
los dos de Filadelfia.
La gaceta., 1941-01-09

Everett Rightmire, con l3l
bras. superb a Monte Pignato-
.e. de Brooklyn, que pesaba 1875.
Pignatore peg6 puhetaz-s ilega
les en- los asaltos tercsrO y sex
to. Albert (Chalky) Wright, de
los Angeles, puso a Comir a
Johnny Williams, del Bronx, en-
el quinto asalto.
La gaceta., 1941-01-09
Con el bate. la MascOta y los ESpejuelos
(Par Tira . cuartA)

ncticia Ell presidente Larry Mac
Phail.
Ell plan permite a los "fanati-
co7, saparar sus lCcalidades. an
tic;padamente. para los desafics
ECcturnos, los dominicales Y los
de les dias de fiesta.
La gaceta., 1941-01-09
Moneys ml!I Rheumatic Happy;
Clean OuiAddS Relieves Pain Quick

Excess acids. poisons and wastes IN your
blood are removed chiefly ~ your klqneys.
eating IN Nights, Burning Passages, Beck
ache, Swollen Ankles, Nervousness. hheu-
matte Pains, Dizziness, Circles Under Eyes.
and feeling worn out often are caused oy
non-organic and non-systemic Kidney ano
BLADDER troubles. Usually in such cases. the
very frst dose OF CystN gees right 10 WORK
helping the Kidneys flush out excess acios
and wastes. And this cleansing. purifying
Kidney action, IN Just a day or 50, may cas-
ily make you feel younger, stronger ano
wrapped around each package OF Cystsx,In-
eures an immediate refund OF the fun Cost
unless you are completely satisfied. You have
everything 70 gain anc notnlng 70 tose 9nes
Cystex from your druggist today for only ga
La gaceta., 1941-01-09

A partir de aqui, la CONVEX
saci6n, que habia empezado en-
un tema frivolo de dos amigos
q. Sc encuentran lejos de la pa
tria. tom6 otro giro.
I'm giro tragico, que hizo
fruncir tambien un tanto el ce-
no a Ia marquesa, que penso:
Al ay, moralista! iPues aho-
"a me vas a DIR hasta el fin y
La gaceta., 1941-01-09

Les Dodgers han venido bile
tes de entrada, para 1941, con
un valor de S125,OOO DID esta
La gaceta., 1941-01-09
Folletin No. S7l
TONIC SEGUND0
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
Gaceta

1Pero til Sabes d6nde eSta,
acaso?
-Ahora no. iPero mi mari
do debe saberlo!... iSOn muy a.
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las 6rbitas, la sacudia como un
pslele,
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