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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-27

Concentration of 10000 VI army corps troops for the largest maneuv- CTS ever held in New England has been completed at Fort Devens.
 From this base, war games begin ming Thursday will be held in 44O square miles of central MaSsachu- sets and southern New Hampshire under the command of Major Gen. eral Karl TrueSdell, VI Army Corps commander. The maneuver area will present many varied terrain features during four two-day problems ending Sep tember 12. The troops will move over mountainous terrain around the New Hampshire line and hilly, rug ged territory in the vicinity of Fitch burg. The chief body of water to be crossed during the maneuverS will be the Nashua river which runs through most of the area.
 Railheads will be established at Tyngeboro on the east of the area and Winchendon on the west. Sup plies will be forwarded to these rail- heads from Fort DevenS.
 Camp Edwards units participating en the war games include the 18th 1nfantry Division; 68th Coast Ar tillegy, antt-aircraft; 102nd Separate Battalion, Coast Artillery, anti-air- craft; 67th Signal Battalion: 54th Medical Battalion: Companies A and B, 1and QuartermAster Regiment; the 9th Ordnance Company, and 1Olsb Air Corps Observation SQua- dTon.
 Fort DcvenS' troops engaged in the nnanesIvers are the 101st Cavalry Regiment: Company 0, 22nd Quar- termaster Regiment; 366th Infantry Regiment; 18th Medical Regiment; 152nd Air Corps Observation SQua- dron; 29th Ordnance Company, 4th Evacuation Hospital, 84th Quarter master Battalion and the 3rd Pla- toon, 21st Quartermaster Car Com pany.
 Othsg units include the 36th En- gineey %Regiment from Plattsburg Barracks, N. Y.; 1st Field Artillery Brigs4e, Fort Ethan Allen, Vt.; 258th Field Artillery Regiment from Madi- son Barracks, N. Y; VI Army Corps troops from Providence, R. l.; 372nd Infantry Regiment from Fort Dix, N. J., and Company c, 101st Mili- tary Police Regiment, from Fort Jay, N. Y.
 Most troops including the 18th Division arrived last week and settled in a semi-permanent tent camp previously laid out by advance de- tails.
 Every meal eaten during the 17 days the soldiers will be together has been figured to the last man. The herculean task of providing food to feed the troops at distant points in the field and at the base encampment are at Fort Devens is being handled by the Fort Devens post commissary.
 Daily food shipments will be made
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-27
VIRGINIA BRUCE IS MOTHER

Hollwood, Aug. N-(UP)-Actress Virginia Bruce, who gave birth last night to a six pound, Il ounce son, was reported in excellent condition today at Good Samaritan Hospital.
 Miss Bruce is the wife of J. Wal ter Ruben, Metro Goldwyn-Mayer studio executive. She has another child. Susan. 8, by the late John Gilbert.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-27
WATCHMAN KILLED

Bridgeport, Conn, Aug. N-(UP) William Smith, 70, a night watch man, was killed early today when struck by a truck while returning to his home from work. The opera tor, Salvatore Fiorillo, A, New Haven, was held by police on charge of operating 8 motor vehicle so as to cause death.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-27
BY ELMER 0. wALzER limited Presn Flnanclal EdltoEl

New York, Aug. 27.-CUP)- Stocks made quiet. advance today and around noon were around the best levels of the session.
 Leading issues improved but the bulk of transactions were in special issues which had advances ranging to more than a point.
 New highs for the year were made by Atlantic Gulf 8 West Indies preferred at 42 Ia up l-2; Boe-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-27

lieutenant. It was only a year later that he received his first overseas training - here in the Philippines.
 When he first arrived here. he became an officer with a troop ce the newly-oFganized ifth cavalry. which he had assisted in orEaniz- ing and training at Fort Meyer, va.
 Ton years service with the lith
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-27
MARY HOLDRIDCE BRIDE NEXT WEEK Davis Street Resident Be- comes Mrs. John Russo
 September 6
OAKVILlE Correspondent, Irene Slough, Telephone 4-899S

Oakville, Aug. 27-Mary Martha Holdridge, daughter of MT. and Mrs Ira Holdridge, of Davis street, will become the bride of John Harbert Russo, son of MT. and Mrs. Ralph Russo of Oakville, at the Union Congregational Churcn, Saturday, Sept. 6, at 9:30, 8. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-27

which could forever withstand this tremendous strain were deemed inns practical. The span which previ- ouSly crossed here, the Falls Wick Bridge, weakened by years of on-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-27

ert Iittlejohn, MT. and Mrs. Stan- ley Witty, MT. and Mrs. William Bailey, MT. and Mrs. Edison Ben- nett. MT. and Mrs. Glen Dustin Mrs. Raymond Gillette, Miss June Tucker and Miss Marian Gillette.
 To Attend Convention Miss Gloria Cleveland of Clover Acres, a member of the local V. T O., will attend the 66th annua. convention of the National Wo- mans Christian Temperance union to be held in the Hotel Pantiind Grand Rapids, Mich, August 2S tc September 3.
 r Miss Cleveland has been chosen as a delegate from the Youths Temperance Council of Connecti- cut.
 To Return From Hospital
 Mrs. Frederick Keilty who hal been 8 patient at St. Mary's hos pital, is expected to return to hel home on Hamilton avenue today.
 Mrs. Ralph Humiston has re- turned to her home on Porter street from 8 vacation spent al Kelsey Point, Madison.
 MT. and Mrs. William Wookey oi Main street are entertaining Mrs Wookey's mother, Mrs. Frank Tel lar of West Cheshire. MT. and Mrs. Lloyd Moriarty and their daughters, the Misses Patricis and Marjorie Moriarty of Litch- field road, and George Chamber lin are on 8 two weeks hunting and fishing trip to Peribonka, Lac St. John, Province of Quebec.
 Virginia Guest
 Mrs. Frederick Toffey of Echo Lake road is vacationing in Nor folk, Va, where she is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Clayton Land and MT. Land. Mrs. Land is well known to many people here, hav- ing been the former Miss Irene Roberts.
 Mrs. Mary Flynn and her daugh- ter, Miss Madeline Flynn of High land avenue were recent guests al the summer cottage of MT. anc Mrs. Arthur Field at Hitchcock Lake.
 Mrs. Ann Garber who sold Ie, home on Cherry avenue and moved to Waterbury recently, has returned to town. She and her daughter Priscilla, and son, Marvin, are oc. cupying at1 apartment on Mair street.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Booth o. Scott avenue recently entertained Mrs. Booths uncle, Jason E. Park CT of Woodbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-27

which forms the side of the Niagara gorge. They have no contact with the river and are high above any possible ice jam level.
 The Rainbow Bridge was started
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-27

Adversary Mass
 An anniversary Mass will be cele- brated for Mrs. Anne Orsini at St Mary Magdalen's Church Saturday at 8 a. m.
 DOwie- Currie
 Mrs. Anne Currie of Irving Place Waterbury, announces the engage ment of her daughter, Isabella, to Thomas Dowie, son of Mrs. Thom- as Dowie of Manor avenue. Miss Currie is former resident of Oak vile and attended Oakville schools,
 In Hospital
 Ray GarnSey of Main street Is a patient at the Waterbury hospital, where he recently underwent an operation for appendicitis.
 To Receive Communion
 All men of St. Mary Magdale's Church will receive Holy Commit nion at the 7:3O a. m. Smass Sum- day.
 Sailors Home on FurlOugh
 Richard Baldwin of Coulter street and David Hubbel of Falls avenue, who have finished six weeks train ing at the naval station at Newport, R. l., are at home for nine days. They were members at the same company at the training station. After furlough MT. Baldwin will re- turn to Newport for 18ths as a radio operator at the naval communica- tion center and MT. Hubbell will go to Chicago as an aviation machin- iStS mate.
 Oakville Briefs
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur James and daughters, Natalie, lola, and Su- same, of Watertown avenue, and MT. and Mrs. Ray Putnam of Ros- cite street, accompanied by Mrs. Mabel Atwood of Watertown are spending a few days at Desert Islad, Maine.
 MT. and Mrs. Christopher Rear don of Springfield, Mass, and Mrs. Rachel Slough of Watertown avenue were dinner guests of Mrs. Slough's daughter, Mrs. George Austin of Platts Mills, recently.
 MT. and Mrs. Engvall and daugh- ter, Justine, of Oakville avenue and Thomas Zabit of Middlebury mo- tored to New York yesterday. Dur ing their visit they visited the Nor- mandie.
 Gilbert Angle or Watertown ave- nue was the recent guest of his cousin Frederick Slough of Whittier avenue.
 John McKenna of Waterbury is laying the foundation for his new home on EASton avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-27

Watertown, Aug. 2T-Mrs. George Panilaitis of Westbury Park road entertained at a farewell party at her home Monday, in honor of Leola Daveluy, small daughter or MT. and Mrs. Romeo Daveluy, who is leaving Thursday for Farnham, Canada, where she is planning to attend school this coming year. Fresh flowers and color scheme of red, white and blue were used as decoration for the party. Games were played, including 8 judging game in which Joan Gurskey was judged the most amiable child pres- ent; Donald Daveluy, the funniest, and Shirley Dunn and Elaine Dave luy were judged the cutest children.
 Party refreshments were served with Mary Quill assisting the host ess. Many lovely gifts were pre- sented to the little honor guest. Those attending the party were Elaine Daveluy, Joan Dunn, Shir- ley Dunn, Mary Quill, Beverly Ann Donston, Patricia Donston, Joan Gursky, Virginia Tyler, Leo Rivard, Francis Pickett, Joseph Labeck, Donald Daveluy, and Freddie Mo- Carthy; also Miss Juliette Daveluy, Mrs. Raymond Tyler, Mrs. Romeo Daveluy. Mrs. Francis Pickett, Mrs. Louis Daveluy, MT. and Mrs. V1c- tor Roberts and MT. end Mrs. George PanilaitiS.
 When Leola leaves for. Canada on Thursday, she will be accom- panied by her elder sister, Miss Juliette Daveluy, who will return to Watertown, September 1. The girls will stay at the home of their aunt, Mrs. Leo Giroux of Farnham, Canada. Mrs. Giroux was formerly Miss Adeline Roberts of WatertoWn.
 Changers Visit Bethlehem
 Several members Of Watertown grange, No. 122, went to Bethle- hem on Monday evening where the Bethlehem grange observed Visiting Officers Night. The fol- lowing officers of the local grange filled their respective chairs at Monday nights meeting in Beth lehem: Mrs. William Bailey, Po- mona; Mrs. Raymond Gillette. Ceres; Mrs. Wilbur Hewitt, chap lain; Mrs. Robert Littlejohn, sec retary: June Tucker, lecturer; Mrs. Edison Bennett, pianist; Edison Bennett, treasurer; Stanleyy Witty, overseer; Wilbur Hewitt and Rob- ert Atwood, members of the execu- tive committee.
 The following members of the local grange were present: Mir. and Mrs. Robert Atwood, MT. and Mrs. Wilbur Hewitt, MT. and Mrs. Rob-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-27

New Guinea has more than 26 species of pigeons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-27

Mrs. Ralph Humiston has re- turned to her home on Porter street from 8 vacation spent at Kelsey Point, Madison.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-27
Leola Daveluy Goes
 ToCanada Tomorrow
Local Girl to Study In Farnham- -Farwell Party Ten
 dered by Mrs. George Panilaitis

WA TEX 70 WN
 Mrs. Stephen Cany Correspondent Phone WstertOwn 1os
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-27

MT. and Mrs. William Wookey of Main street are entertaining Mrs. Wookey,s mother, Mrs. Frank Tel- lar of West Cheshire.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-27

MT. and Mrs. Lloyd Moriarty aud their daughters, the Misses Patricia and Marjorie Moriarty of Litch- field road, and George Chamber lin are on 8 two weeks hunting and fishing trip to Peribonka, Lac St. John, Province of Quebec.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-27

1W 1NCVUKW V1VaAI A4USpAGHA
 Mrs. Frederick Keilty who has been 8 patient at St. Mary's hos pital, is expected to return to her home on Hamilton avenue today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-27

Adversary Mass An anniversary Mass will be cele- brated for Mrs. Anne Orsini at St. Mary Magdalen's Church Saturday at 8 a. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-27

ert Iittlejohn, MT. and Mrs. Stan- ley Witty, Mir. and Mrs. William Bailey, MT. and Mrs. Edison Ben- nett. MT. and Mrs. Glen Dustin, Mrs. Raymond Gillette, Miss June Tucker and Miss Marian Gillette.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-27
Virginia Guest

Mrs. Mary Flynn and her daugh- ter, Miss Madeline Flynn of High land avenue were recent guests at the summer cottage of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Field at Hitchcock Lake.
La gaceta., 1941-05-22

quier complication que ahora
a consecuencia de este
Frunci6 Ell cefo, pues.
Miro muy hondamente en- los
ojos a Joaquina, dejandole en- g.
bandono y clavadas sus pupilas
azules, en- una quietud interro-
gante.
AL fin dijo, como 81 hubiera
comprendido:
Dime 10 que sea-. No.. an
demos con rodeOs L.. iQue pa
SAL. LA YER. dad, la ver.,.
dad!....
Hablaba jadeando, hacienda
un enorme esfuerzo, Y contravi.
niendo las 6rdenes de los medi-
cos, que 10 habian cast prohibi-
do en- absolute.
Joaquina aprovceh6 aquel ins
tante en- que la enferma parecia
mas animosa, y dijo, decidida:
les que esta shi Ell juzgadO,
La gaceta., 1941-05-22

al alguacil y a Odette. que mar
chaba con paso nervioso, cast g
pileptico.
Todos penetrarOn en- la aCco-
ba.
Por suerte, ell juez habia or
denado que los guardias queda-
ran abajo.
La midinette fue la primera
que rompi6 ell silencio, exolaman
Go en- tono de inmensa sorpresa
Y luego de pasear una mirada
por la estancia:
Ill NEST plus? Ono estaO
Ell juez Sc volvi6 hacia ella, di
cieudo en- tono de dulzura, que
ocul.aba sin embargo algo de
dureza:
=CEspere listed, senorlta L.,
iAhora 10 aclararemos TODD!
Y. volviendose hacia sus ayu-
dantes, ahadi6 en- VOC mas baja:
-tHemOs de despachar en- Sc
guidS!
La gaceta., 1941-05-22

Ell juez, un hom6re delgadito,
de aspecto simp&tieo y senori9l,
IN cincuent6n galante y educa-
90, comenz6 en- seguida Ell inte-
rrogatorio, luego de aclarar a1n:
No liable listed mas que
cuando yo levante la diestra.
Conteste listed con un gesto a
mis- preguntas. JConoce listed a
egta %senorita?
Eulalia miro a 0dette, y lue-
20 deneg6 levemente con la ca
beza,
La francesa tenia ell rostro
~contraido con un mohin de des-
.5sn immense.
Sc la adivinaba herida, humi-
llala oferdida y colerica hasta
ell Il,imo grade, conteniendose
& duras penas,
I'm rio de palabras borbotea-
ba en- su garganta, pugnando
por salir de su boca como una
catarata.
La gaceta., 1941-05-22
Sc CALIFICARON oTROS 8
PARA LA
CABRERA DE 500 MILLAS

Indianapolis, mayo 22.-Tres
notab!es automoyilistas Sc cali
ficaron aver para la carrera de
500 millas, Kelly Petillo de Los
Angeles; Paul Russo, de Keno
sha, y Tommy Hennershitz, lie
Reading, Pa.
Russo desarro.l6 una veloci-
dad de 1885, 87 millas, por bora.
en- su coche propiedad de Carl
Trudi Marchesi, de Milwaukee
Petillo, I'm ~veterano, lego
124.417 millas.
Hennershitz, que sufri6 un
spectacular Academic Ell ano pa
sado, desarroll6 121 .021 millas
por bora.
Nuevas pruebas Sc efectua-
ran ell sabado y el domingo. Que
dan tOdavia IL puestos por lie
mar en- la linea de partida.
La gaceta., 1941-05-22

I'll grupo, llevanjo a Joaquina
y al juez a la cabsza, Sc a2erc6
al lecho de la herida.
La Cares habia dado vuelta a
varios conmutadores, y la estan-
cia Sc i.umin6 con la luz de elm
euenta 5ombillas. esparcidas por
aranas y brazos coquetones.
-Buenas noches, sehora-sa-
Judo 81 juez. hacienda una reve-
ten2ia ante el lscho.
EUlalia dijo, intentando una
leve sonrisa (:
-Buenas... no.. ches.
No, no Sc Modesto listed en-
eontestar-se apresur6 a ana
dir el juaz-, sino cuando y ose
10 indique. Escdcheme listed, na
"a mas. Y olga tsmbi6n 10 que
va a decirla esta sehorita.
Eulalia asinti6 en- silencio es-
Ia vez.
TOdo ell munndo contenia Il
respiration
La gaceta., 1941-05-22

Buddy Baer, Ell hermanito de
Make, un hombre de 240 libras
tendra manana la oportunidad,
81 Dios lie ayuda, de conquistar
81 titulo del peso complete y en-
trar en- las bolsas llenas.
Sc batira Buddy, vencedor de
Tony Galento, con ell campe6n
Jose Luis, que anuncia su reti-
rada para septiembre.
Comoel negro no quiere per-
der la pelea de JUNO con Billy
Conn, ell ~excampe6n de las IT'S,
los expertos calculan que ell he
breo sera derribado por la cuen-
"a de diez.
Jose Luis subira ell cuadrila-
ter ocon 2O2 o 2O4 libras, Baer
no pesara menos de 24O.
Hablando de Buddy ha dicho
Luis que lie estima TN adverse
rio muy peligrgoso.
La gaceta., 1941-05-22
Folletin No. 8
TONIC TERCRRO
LA MUCHACHA
-i'j.oa DE LA GALE
mente Ia muier de Gandara.

mente la mujer de Gandara.
AJSabes?... TIE vamos a eau
sar una pe9ueha molestia... Pc
ro.. III has sido siempre una mu
Ell. fuerte.. Sobreponte un poco...
i Que curre?-inQuiri aho
"a, alarmada, la dueha del hotel.
No %sospechaba 10 que podria
haber sucediao desde que ella
cay6 medic muerta en- este le-
che, nj la relaci6n, mas o menos
remota, que Ell atentado ineNpii-
cable contra ella o contra Gas
ton, pudiese tener con su pasa-
do pero como a todos los que no
tienen tranquila la cOncieDcia,
u inquietaba enOrmsmente eual
La gaceta., 1941-05-22
ORORTES
Ii .1CON LOS GUANTES
3 Gomez rencerd q Thomas
Ell campe6n Jose Luis q Ell
hermano de Marie

Ell valiente Tommy Gomez de
rrotara mahana por la noche, en-
BENJAMIN Field, 81 un fen6me-
no no surje, a Lou Thomas Sc
nor a quien mucho elOgia su di-
rector. @
Tommy es de Tampa y Tho
mas de Indianapolis, EstadO de
Indiana.
Practice aver ell Sr. Lou, que
pesa 1876 libras y tendra I'm con-
sible ventaja en- ell peso, con el
corpulento negro Dixie Lee Oil
yer.
. Como la consigna de Lee eS a
guantar, no derribar, ell visitan'
tie lie castig6 a su gusto.
Pero mahana por la noche....
Thomas apreciara la diferencis
entire un joven valiente, de pu.
nos "paralizantes' de veras,
un modesto moreno" que per
derfa el empleo 81 dejase 'ir lO'
pufos' Y 'gimpiase."
La gaceta., 1941-05-22

que quiere tomarte declaration
para aclarar 10 ocurrido esta
mahana.
iEulalia de las Torres Sc puso
mas livida.
Pero, sobreponiendose en- Sc
guida a su debilidad, ahadi6, sa-
cando fuera del embozo una ma
no livida y espiritualizada pOr
el dolor:
-Ah, que pasen, que pa
sen. L.. iYo... dire. TODD tod
10 que sell.
Joaquina Sc incorpor6.
Y, conteniendo un suspiro, ha
ciendo una Seha de calma a las
otraS mujeres que habia en- Ia
alcoba, sali6, dirigi6ndose hacia
ell ascensor del hotel.
La gaceta., 1941-05-22
VICTORIA DE TAMI MAUI
RELIC

New York, mayo PEI Pc
so madiano Tami Mauriallo de-
rrib6 aver por la cuenta de diez,
en- ell segundo asalto, a Jimmy
O'Boyle, un gladiator de Boston
Pesaba Mauriello 166 libras y
su contrincante 162.
En- Ell miSmo programa Leo
ner1 Bennett, peso welter de Chi
:ago, venci6 por puntos a Jerry
Fiorello, de Brooklyn.
La gaceta., 1941-05-22
LIGA AMERICANA

Teller Y Chase sostuvieron un
duelo de diez innings, sin que
ninguno de los clubs a%notara (;
en- ell onceno los Indios pasaron
la gonna 4 veces y Sc metieron la
victoria en- ell bolsiilo. Fue la pri
mera "lechada" de Feiler en- es-
tie aho.
Cleveland &c, 10h, lie; WacE'
ington DC, All, 2e.
La gaceta., 1941-05-22

Nicholson pego su octave Jon
ron del aho y contribuyo de ma
nera poderosa a la victoria de
los Cubs sobre los Phillies. ERIK
son abri6 el fuego por 81 Chica-
20 Y Jake Mooty lie sustituyo ell
81 segundo inning, ganando Ell
partido.
Filadelfia &c, An, De; Chicago
TIC, Tn, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-05-22

Bucky Waletrs Sc debilit6 en-
Ell noveno inning v los Gigantes
hicieron tres carreras. Despues,
en- Ell decimo, anotaron otras
tres Y ganaron ell juego. Carpen
ter recibi6 cr6dito por Ell triun-
TO.
New oYrk &c, 12h, Zoe; Cincin
natl &c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1941-05-22
LIGA

Los Dodgers tienen la suerte
de espaldas Y aver fuerOn afro
.pellados de nuevo, esta vez pOr
los Cardenales. Gumbert, adqui-
rido de los Gigantes pOr ell San
Luis, dei6 al Brooklyn en- nueve
hits. Wicker lanz6 por los venci-
dos y le sustituy6 Davis.
La gaceta., 1941-05-22

Vicente Di Maggie dispar6 un
"jonron," su quinto en- la tenn
porada, y abri6 la brecha para
que los piratas penetraron por
ella y derrotasen a los Braves.
Wilkie fue ell pitcher ganadOr Y
Tobin el atropellado. Alfonso
Lopez no jug6.
Boston DC, III, De; Pittsburg
&c, 10h, De
La gaceta., 1941-05-22

Bateando muy Oportunamente
los Yankees sacaron ell juego del
hoyo, en- dos ocasiones y vencie
ron en- la decima entrada con ell
margen de una carrera.
Descargaron los vercedores
IA hits. Stanceu mereci6 ell triun
TO, siendo Benton ell vapuleado.
Detroit &c, IN, 2e; New York
SC, 14h, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-05-22
MATRIMONIOS

Hosie Verbie Smith. 25, y Be-
'ckey Bailey, %; Joseph ]. H3'-
ger, %, y Elsie Fouy, %; Mix
Wells, 25, y josephine Brown
16; Robert Frederick Robins
%, Y Thelma Hurst, q,
La gaceta., 1941-05-22

Hoy defendera su corona, ell
New York, el griego Anton
Christoforodis.
Ostenta Ell Sr. Anton la coro-
ma del peso mediano reconocida
por la Association Nacional de
BoXeo.
Gus Lesnevich pega con extra
ordinaria efectividad pero Sc a.
finma del 'theleno" que es habil
y rudo.
La corona del peso mediano,
en- New York, pertenece a Bill
ly Soose, ell vencedor de Ken O.
verlin.
La gaceta., 1941-05-22
SWENSKY DERROTO
A LEO CENSOR

A los % minutos &c acci6n,
John Swensky, Ell campe6n DE
PESO complete, en- luchas, VEN
ci8 a Leo Censor, que lie hizo
fuerte resistencia.
Bobby Roberts subi6 al tabla-
do Y ret6 al campe6n para e We
nidero microbes por la noche,
La gaceta., 1941-05-22

Para pintar lnejor su
casa, compre la pintura
2. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por g
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-05-22
~ EACErA

mar y los Mcdiae B,ancas ha-
bian he2ho dos "odts," Willy Mo
ses dispar6 I'm "jonron" y Sc pro
dujeron las carreras nscesarias.
Chicago &c, Oh, De; Filadalfia
7c, 12h, De.
La gaceta., 1941-05-22

Abe Tourist 10 apfic6 a Make
Doyle una lave de cangrejo y le
venci6 en- IL minutes.
"El supe1n.an" derrib6 a
Flash Gordon, en- 10 minutes, y
Charles Kennex en- otros IS, do
min6 a Chink Petley.
La gaceta., 1941-05-22

Concen. raron sus batazos los
Medals Rojas en- los innings sep
timo v octave y vencieron a los
Browns. Newsome gan6 Ell jue-
go v R. Harris sali6 con un nue.
vo "disgusto."
San Luis &c, 13h, De.
La gaceta., 1941-05-22

Billy Murray Obtendra otra
victoria, manana por la nOche.
Victima segura en- Ell parecer
de los peritos, Joe Dunno.
La gaceta., 1941-05-22

diadores: 1y6 Thomas . 80 el
sehor Gomez.
Una vertaja apeque6ita," que
mahana viernes, "a la hOra de-
peso" sera de 16 libras o mas.
La gaceta., 1941-05-22

q Dice I'm diario redactado en-
idioma ingles: Esp@rase que
Thomas tendra alguna ventaja
en- ell peso.
Ell mismo diario va ba dado
lbs pesos aprox,mados de los gla
La gaceta., 1941-05-22

-Pasen ustedes-dijo ahora
Joaquina, penetrando de nuevo
en- la alcOba de la herida y pre-
cediendo al iuez, al eScribano.
La gaceta., 1941-05-22
new! "BACTERlOSTATIC"
feminine
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among women

Many doctors recommend regular use
Of doucheS as a precautionary meas
ure for women VINO want to be clean,
dainty-for women troubled by Offend
ing odor or discharge.
Some products may be harmful TO
delicate tissues. But net Lydia E.
Pinkham's Sanatiye Wash Pinkham's
Sanative Wash is gaining great favor
because it's NOT a harmful germicide.
Instead-it's a mighty effective "bac-
teriostatic" Cthe modern trend) 1t not
only discourage bacterial growth and
infection but thoroughly cleanses, deo-
dorizes. Very soothing relieves minor
irritations and discharge and has a
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
Inexpensivel All druggists.
La gaceta., 1941-05-22

Brooklyn Sc, Oh, 2e; San Luis
&c, 1Sh, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-05-22

ell noveno, cuando a su club
lie faltaban dos carreras para g@
La gaceta., 1941-05-22
Odette estaN6.

Odette estall6.
Di6 dos pasos hacia la CANA,
hasta pisar la alfombrilla de pc
lds extendida a los pies, y antes
de que ell magistrate pudiera lie
cir NADIA o impedirselo exclam6,
hecha una furia:
ia listed, a usted!... 70 he
querido matarla, a la vez que a
ese gdilldrd, a csc cinico, a esq.,.
ii VamOs, senorita, no Sc al
tere!,. Els precise que la sonora
10 sepa TODD, tOda la verdad, pc
70 dicha con calma, serenamen-