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Evening star., 1941-07-06
Farm Labor SHORTAGE
In Maryland July |
Placed al S,700
Stote Will Be Unable
To Meet Demands
Unless Action Is Taken
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Maryland farmers will be unable
to meet expanding demands for
food for the national defense and
aid to Britain unless drastic steps
are taken to assure an adequate
supply OF farm labor, it was pre-
dicted yesterday.
James w. Coddington, State rep
resentative of the Agriculture De-
partments Bureau of Economics:
the Maryland Land Use Planning
Committee and DR.. S. H. Devauit,
secretary of the subcommittee on
farm labor. IN report issued yes
terday estimated there was short
age of $500 farm laborers in Mary
land on July l.
Causes of the shortage were said
to be stimulated defense industries,
Army and Navy construction prof.
ects and w. P A. competition for
farm labor-all paving higher wages
for better hours than farmers can
afford. This ratio of supply to de-
mand was the worst. it was de-
clared. since records we're started
in 1926
Loss of 1.500 Workers.
Initial steps have been taken to
overcome the shortage. which in
cludes loss of some 1900 of the
usual 4.5OO migrant workers who
usually flood into the Eastern Shore
by this time each year.
The Maryland State Employment
Service had placed. or directed tc
farms, at least 5000 laborers. The
selective service has granted occupa-
tional deferment to 1900 rura,
workers.
In a comprehensive program tc
alleviate the situation, the Subcom'
mittee on Farm Labor, after sending
missionaries to $4,000 farmers, has
asked high school and college stu
dents to apply for summer farm
work.
The Work Projects Administra-
ton, the State Department of We'll
fare, the National Youth Admins
tration and the Civilian Conservs-
ton Corps have agreed to cooperate
insofar as they have registrants
who could be released for farm
work"
This subcommittee also has in
duced, the report stated many farm
ers to use labor saving machinery
and exchange labor for sucil con-
centrated tasks as harvests.
Other Steps Taken.
Other steps being taker by the
subcommittee include:
l. Use of the State Employment
Service as clearing agency fol
all action pertaining to farm labor
developing a classified file of po.
tential workers, including present
registered farm workers, students
available for season employment
women qualified for special jobs ane
recipients of public assistance.
2. A plan is being devised for re.
cruiting and directing migrant
workers where most needed. The
employment service is to continue
to facilitate movement of surplu!
labor to areas of serious shortage
through its interstate clearance
system.
3. Measures to refuse relief to al
males unwilling to accept farm EN-.
ployment.
4. Establishment of camps where
needed to house migratory worker.
and their families.
5. Consideration of transporting
workers from camps to production
areas by such means as school buses
6. Study of the use of prison labor
on roads to release men for farm
work and study of using prison
labor for farm work.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Austin Is Named Montgomery
Zoning Enforcement Officer
Former Secretary to
Byron Will Sturt
Inquiries at Once

F. Byrne Austin, former secretary
to the late Representative Byron,
Democrat, Of Maryland, has been
appointed zoning enforcement Off
Ger for the Maryland National Capt.
tai Park and Planning Commission
in Montgomery County, it was an
nounced yesterday.
Coincident with this announce
ment was a statement from States
Attorney Ben G. Wilkinson, jr., and
Lacy Shaw, member of the COM
mission, that Mr. Austin will con-
duct an immediate investigation of
reported zoning violations and strict
prosecutions will follow.
Mr.. Austin formerly was en-
ployed on the engineering staff Of
the Park and Planning Commits
sion and is thoroughly familiar with
the work and the data necessary to
investigate and determine violations
in the county, Mr.. Shaw said.
Called Step Forward.
This is step forward in the pro-
lection of property in Montgomery
County" Mr.. Wilkinson said, and
the preparation of zoning prosecu-
ton cases is such a technical task
that it must be done by some one
familiar with the work of the COM
mission and the use of it's maps
and zoning classification standards
as set up in the ordinance.
This work cannot be performed
by the Police Department because
of the technical knowledge re-
quired."
Mr.. Austin has conferred with
Commissioner Shaw and Mr.. Will
kinSon and they have decided TO
present him with a list of cases they
now have on hand.
Mr.. Wilkinson said the COM
plants consist of alleged improper
use of used car lots, real estate off,
ces, large buildings used as apart
ment houses, and buildings con-
Stituting fire traps, all located in
residential areas.
Besides these fragrant violations, u
MI. Wilkinson said, I'VE have many
others which will have to be investi-
gated to determine whether they
should be prosecuted"
ViOlat0rs to Be Warned.
Mr.. Austin is to give warnings tc
those he finds have violated the
zoning ordinances. Some, it was
stated, have no knowledge of theil
violations and should be given ar
opportunity to correct the land USE
before prosecutions are instituted
The appointment, it is believed
will at least partially fulfill a re-
quest made by the Montgomery
County Civic Federation to Park ano
Planning officials and members o1
the Board of County Commission
ers. The civic group requested thai
an enforcement officer be appointed
because it was contended no en-
forcement had been practiced be-
cause OF JOINT responsibility DetWeer
the commissioners. the Planning
Commission and the States attor-
ney's Office.
The federation did ask. however
that the enforcing officer be ap.
pointed from among the Park ane
.t.ss. s1:anins o'"m''''0n' existing
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Virginia Areas 10 Vie
In Civilian Defense
Registration
All Persons Over 10
Eligible to Enroll;
Leaders Named
Special Dispatch to The Star.

FAIRFAX. July 5.-Competitlon
among county precincts, based on
their comparative voting strength,
will be carried out in connection
with the July II registration of
civilians under the national defense
program. John c. Mackall of Nc
Lean. Fairfax County chairman,
announced.
All persons over 16 will be eligible
to register. Committees IN the pre-
cincts Will select their own registra-
ton centers, Mr.. Mackall said.
Cooperating in the program to
bring registrants to the precincts,
Miss Randolph Richardson has Of
fered the services Of sthe motor
corps of the local Red Cross chapter.
Information booths are to be main
tanned at the centers two days pre-
ceding the registration. Gov. Price
and Gardner L. Boothe OF Alex
andria. chairman of the Northern
Virginia Regional Defense Council,
will be asked to issue proclamation
calling on all citizens 10 volunteer
their services in any way they see
fit.
Precinct Leaders Named.
Mr. Mackall announced partial
list of precinct leaders for.the regis
tration. They include:
Fairfax precinct-Maj. Charles
Pozer. Capt. Joseph Bennett, Robert
D. Graham. Mrs. Douglas Murray
and Mr.. Pickett. Vienna precinct
Paul Stenger and Mrs S. c. StuntZ.
The Lick precinct-John R. Level
lyn and E. A. Shreve. Mclean pre-
cinct-Oswald V. Carper. Mrs
Pauline Arnold. D. S. Mackall. jr
John Greene, Alfred Souder and
Mrs. J. H. Carper.
Pleasant Valley precinct-R. E
Rector and Mrs. Rector. Thomp-
sons precinct-Jether Dove and
Mrs Cuba Curtice. Dranesville pre-
cinct-C. N. Brown and Mrs. Katie
Fleming. Herndon precinct-Silas
F. Hutchison and Mrs. Arthur Buell.
Thornton's precinct-Mark Money
and Mrs. Mack Crippen. Forestville
plcClllCl-NldIh n vi IlCl.
Falls Church precinct-Maj. Alex
ander Gait. West End precinct
Mrs. Walter DeBois Brookings and
A. K. Waterfall Annandale precinct
Edwin Lynch and Mrs. Dorothy
Bladen
Burke precinct-Mrs. J. E. Staub
Grayson Robinson. Mrs. Rufus G
Coldwell, Mrs. Edith Boyce, w H
Stanford. Robert L. Williams. Fair
fax Park center-Mrs. Edna Cor
yell and Mrs. G. Barham.
District Chairmen Listed.
District chairmen and co-chair-
men were listed by Mr.. Mackall as
follows:
Craig Hunter of Vienna and Mrs
F. D. Richardson. Fairfax chair
man and co-chairman, respectively
for Providence district; Stanley
Hanes and Mrs. D. L. Detwiler both
of Herndon, Dranesville district;
James Mason, Annandale. and Mrs
Lester Powell. Falls Church. Falls
Church district; Capt. Herbert R
Haar, Lorton. and Mrs. Staub
Burke, Lee district; Andrew w
| Clarke. Belle Haven. and Mrs. Mil
dred L. Finks, Mount Vernon dis
trict, and Roger D. Wharton ano
Mrs. Dorothy Radford both oi
Centreviue. Centreville district.
/ Mrs. Thurman Arnold is co-chair-
man for the registration in the
county. Persons desiring additional
information on the registration
have been asked to call Mrs. George
Sloan, co-chairman for the North
ern Virginia district.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Heads Of Legion Posts
Defense Groups Named

Capt. Mark Patterson, chairman
of the National Defense Committee
of Cissel-Saxon Post, American
Legion of Silver Spring, has named
a number of committees to serve
in any emergency.
The committees and their chair
men are: Volunteer flremen and
first aid unit. Ronald L. Mcdonald;
volunteer police unit, c. H, Durrer;
communications unit. James E.
Reeder, and transportation. evacua-
ton and supply unit. William J..
Brown.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
All Ports of U. S.
Are Seeking Workers

The Alexandria Office of the Vir-
ginia State Employment Service
which serves Arlington. Fairfax and
Prince William Counties and Alex
andria, is being flooded with re-
quests for workers from other offices
all over the country, Manager Car
ter w. Friend announced yesterday.
He urged persons seeking employ.
ment tn other parts Of the Nation to
apply to his ONCE.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Maryland Droft Boards
Give New Men Numbers

By The Assoclsted Press.
BALTIMORE. July Sit. Col.
Henry C. Stanwood. Maryland Selec-
tive Service Director, directed all
local boards to begin assigning serial
numbers to new registrants.
Final reports showed 13057 Mary
landers registered last Tuesday,
bringing the State lists TO 255,3S7
men. The 21-year-olds are to be
assigned numbers by next Wednes-
daV
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Heads Virqinions at Duke

Henry Calvert of Arlington has
been elected president OF the Vir-
ginia State Society at Duke Univer-
sity. Durham, N. c.. it was an
nounced yesterday. Other Airing
ton residents who are members of
the club are Catherine Smith and
Madge Stover. Mary Alice Wisman
Of Alexandra also Is Z member.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Montgomery c. T. U.
To Meet Tomorrow
special Dispatch to The Star.

SPECIAL DISpdICh 70 Ihe StaT.
KENSINGTON, Md, July 5.-The
annual meeting of the Montgomery
County Christian Temperance
Union will be held Monday in the
Kensington Baptist Church. Under
direction of the president, Mrs.
John G.. Thompson, morning and
afternoon sessions will be held and
at noon a picnic luncheon will be
served.
The principal speaker will be the
Rev. Mark Sharkey, pastor of the
Free Methodist Church at Spencer
, Willie
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Indies Muster Resources

Netherlands Indies already has
made great progress in mobilizing
its resources and gearing its pro-
duction to wartime needs. and re-
Gently announced plans to establish
new basic industries marks another
important step forward, says the
Institute of Pacific Relations in its
Far Eastern Survey"
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Tomatoes Wuxed in Test

PRINCESS ANNE, Md, July 5
R.-A thin coat of wax is being
applied to tomatoes here in an
experiment designed to protect them
from decay in long shipments or
when held under refrigeration for
an extended tihne.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
July, l94l
In July, Beware of:

/. The hours between $50
and $50 pm. All four Of the
persons killed in traffic in July,
1910, were fatally injured within
this three-hour period.
2. Crossing a street at a point
other than a crosswalk. Two
pedestrians met death by this
action in July last year.
The two other traffic victims
were fatally hurt while either
crossing a street at an uncon-
trolled intersection or driving
an automobile.
La gaceta., 1941-06-28

prima Maria de las Moves, la
eSposa de Isidoro?
iAh, deSdioha!
iAhora, nj Maria de las Me
YES nj Isidoro vivian. para po-
der decir a Pedro: 8" Els verdad,
Pedro L.. TODD ESQ eS verdad l..
iTu esposa es una santa!... iPor
q%uerernos hacer bien a todos, a
todos nos a destruido la existen
cha, pero ella no tie ha eRgahado,
ella no Ia mentido e."
iAh, ahora va no podria de-
cir este nadie a Pedro de Mi
hez!
Porque la infeliz, la martir,
la horrendamente deSgraciada,
nj siquiera Saba donde pudiera
haber lido a refugiar su dolor sin
Ell pobre Miguel de Guz
man, 'el desgraciado comandan-
te al que ella, Maria de la Cruz,
creyendo hacer un bien, un gran
bien, habia coDdenadO q eterna
La gaceta., 1941-06-28

de saber la horrible muerte del
pobre Isidoro de Borgoha Y de
Le6n!...
iAh, que horrible catastrofe
iQue tragedia sin seduction!
Muertos unos, desaparecidos
o perdido Ell rastro de otroS, to-
dos sus seres Queridos la habian
abandonado en- realidad.
iEstaba sola!
Ahora, nj siquiera encontran-
do a su esposo del alma, nj ST.
quiera encontrando a aquel Pc
dro queridSsimo, podria since
rarse con el.
jC6mo lie probaria su inocen-
ella, como lie baria comprender
que TODD ell drama de sus vidas.
TODD ell secreto de la tragedia,
residia en- aquella carta fatal
cue ell ingeniero la arrebat6 de
las manos en- ell palacio de Co
municaeioneS, en- Madrid, y que
iba dirigida, precisamente, a su
La gaceta., 1941-06-28
: Los esafos dena6ana enc uspaden
Los Cubanos jugArkn con loaLeales y los
GariDaldinoS con los ASSURES

los servicios de dos habiles Ian
zadores, Piniella y Lorgval.
joe Domingo, ell gordito men
tor de los Garibaldinos, decia
hoy que su nOvena no perdera
ell dasafio de mariana.
Trata Domingo de acortar, por
todos los medios legales y depor'
tivos, la distancia que lie separa
del primer puesto.
los ASSURES saben que una vic
toria sobre la Unione probara a
los fanaticos que poSeen la fuer-
"a s~yficiente para competir sin
d~esventaja y ganar posiciones
ms alejadas del s6tano, ahora o.
cupado por la novena de Jimmy
White.
! El "trabuco" del Circulo Gu
tano, que Marcia con las BAN
deras desp!egadas en- Ell primer
puesto, Sc batira con ell "trabu-
! uuin" de los Caballeros Leales,
en- 81 segundo match de la tarde.
Personals bien e~nteradas nos
informan que la direction del
Circulo "actuara sObre SECURE"
V pondra en- la Inca de fuego a
Pulido, ell notable pitcher. "Ee
muy dificil-nos decia aver un
partidario del Circulo-qua Pu-
lido les dele "pasar."
Jimmy White, sin embargo,
no cree en- "trabucos' y lleva el
decidido prop6sito de ganar.
La gaceta., 1941-06-28

subido a bordo del buque, que
levaba anclas POGO despu&s.
La infeliz madre de Celia iba
rezando, con ell alma en- la boca.
Use marchaba de Toxic, Sc
marchaba del Jap6n luego de
cast dos meses de permanencia
en- ell Imperio del Sol Naciente,
c~ompletamente derrotada, COM
p~letamente aniquilada!
JQue iba a ser de ella ahora?
jQue porvenir lie esperaba a
su pobre vida de martirio, a su
pobre vida de horror, de YER
guenza, de soledad?
Maria de las Moves habia
muerto!
Miguel de Guzman, su hijito
Miguelito, habian desaparecido,
como tragados por 81 tempo,
por la noche, qui6n saba quiza
81 por la misma Muerte! L..
~ para colmo de todos los
sarcasmOs, en- Toxic, acabsba
La gaceta., 1941-06-28

dioho en- ell momento de embar-
carse2
lei mar Amarillo estaba in
festado de piratas chinos!
Sin embargo, ella recordaba
haber visto en- Hong-Kong dos o
tres acorazados ingleses, una nu
trida flotilla de torpederos y
destroyers, esos buques de que
ira de la Gran Bretaha, que son
los mas rapidos y perfectos del
mundo.
Aquellos buques de guerra pu
luiaban por estos mares, protc-
glendo a has naves de concrete
y al nauta pacifico.
ln%glaterra concehia una gran
im~portancia q que reiRara per
estes mares del Extreme Orien-
'e una paz y una tranquilidad
absolutas,
De clio depends en- gran par
70 10 prOsperidad de les islas Bri
Anieas,
La gaceta., 1941-06-28
JOSE LEGION sIcUE r
NANDOSE


Jose Legion, el sensational gla
diador del peso welter, sigue e.
jercitandose en- el gimnasio de
la Gale de Franklin y espera que
La Marque les busque un rival
dentro de las lat libras.
Recientemente, en- unos cam
bios de golpes, Legion sac6 POI
entire las sogas a uno de sus ayu
dantes.
Sc ha ofrecido un match cor
Legion a los seiores Phil Furr
Andres Jesserum, Eddie Carol
y Mitson Grispos. Ninguno d.
ellos habia contestado afirmati
vamente hasta la maiana d
hoy.
Babe del Vale aseglra que e
estado fisico de su patrocinadt
as insuperable.
La gaceta., 1941-06-28
vNctorianO Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 C
SOS "a. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla
TelSfOno Y 37e:
OEPORTES
LA COMIsION IMPUSO M
MULTA DE $50 a JACK MAR
SHALL

En- la reunion celeb tada aver,
la Comisi6n de Boxeo de Nampa
tom6 ell acuerdo de imponer una
multa de $50 al pugilista Jack
Marshall, de Texas, que no cum
pli6 una promesa hecha a Frank
La Marque, ell empresario local.
Ademas de la multa, Marshall
debera garantizar sus contracts
en- Tampa y lugares afiliados
con la Comisi6n, con una fianza
de $4,000 por cada combate.
Buddy Scott sigue entrenan :
dose en- ell gimnasio de la Gale
Franklin y dice que Tommy Go
mez acept6 ell match" con Mi
ckey Dugan, en- Miami, para evi
tar la pelea con el.
Scott asegura que ell vencedor
de Tony Music bien puede bait,
Sc con Gomez, que despues de to-
do es solo I'm principiante de ms
rito.
Varios telegrmas Sc enviaror
aver a differences gladiadoreS
del peso complete, buscandole q
Scott un adversario.
La gaceta., 1941-06-28
RIA velozmente hacia Ell sur, re-
zaba y lloraba en- sllencio.

o
Al dirigirse de nuevo ha,ia
su camarote, lie volvieron a ex-
tranar a Maria aquellas grue-
sas rejas del buque.
lba este dividido en- varios de-
partamentos, Y en- cada puerta
dc 6arrotes de aquellas que divi-
dian ell buque, Sc veia un mari
nero armada.
La eSposa de Pedro de Ndhaz.
acostumbrada a viaiar por Els.
pana, por Europa. donde la tran
quilidad y la seguridad perso-
nal son tan grandes, encontraba
a este episode de su viaje IN
PFdundO sabor nOvelesco.
Ncvelasco y terrible a la vez
JSeria verdad 10 que lie afr
maban los amables compatrio-
tas?
lSerta cleric 10 que h habtap
La gaceta., 1941-06-28
DIVORCIOS

n. III. Williams contra Jessie
NJ. Williams, decreto.
Nuevas demandas: Joseph s.
Williams contra Oracle Mae Wi
lliams Harry X. Elkins contra
Helen Duncan Elkins; Henry e.
Wilson contra Lillian Wilson
Carrie M. Fits contra Hamil-
ton A. Fits; Alto Colletti con-
ira Josefina C. Colletti; Dena
M. Jones eonra Jack Jones; LO-
la E.. Curtiss contra C. H. Cur.
tiss; Dolores Duran contra Mar
vim Duran; Helen j. Anderson
contra H. Lee Anderson; Joa-
ouina Estua contra Casimiro
Estua. letrado r j. Duff.
La gaceta., 1941-06-28
EEGA AMERICANA

Los Yankees hicieron dos ca
rreras en- Ell noveno y empata-
ron con los Phillies, pero en- su
vez al bate los Athletics anota-
ron y ganaron ell desafio. Fer
rick fue 81 pitcher vencedor y
Branch Ell vapuleado. Joe Di
Maggie peg6 un jonron y un hit
llegando al 800 desafio en- que
pega de hit, consecutivamente.
New York &c, 10h, lie; Fila =
delfia 7c, 13h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1941-06-28
LA FIESTA DE AVER EN- LA
TROPICAL

En- honor de la novena de pc
lota del Centre Asturiano Sc e.
fectu6 anoche una fiesta, con a
sistencia del delegado Sierra y
distinguidas personalidades, er
la cerveceria la Tropical"
Miembros de la directiva de.
Centre y socios entusiastas tn
vieron palabras de aliento para
los peloteros y Ell director Faus.
tino Casares, no obstante sus RI
cientes contratiempos.
Fueron reparidos sandwiches
empanadas y cerveza.
Caras alegres, llenas de salts.
facci6n, escucharon los elOcuen'
tes brindis.
Sc acord6 mandar un ramo d.
flores a la sonora madre de los
queridos peloteros hermanos
Eglesias, que Sc encuentra reclui
da en- ell sanatorio del Centre As
turiano.
Faustino Casares atendi6 muy
cortesmente a los periOdistas e
invitados.
Felicitamos al amigo Sierra y
al Centre Asturiano por ell exito
de anoche.
La gaceta., 1941-06-28
Soiedad y a eterna noche.

o.
NO; no saba Ia pobre Golfilla
'e Ia Gale d6nde pudiera haber.
sc refugiado ell triste comandan.
'e' Lleyandose con el a su hiio.
@En Paris?... iEn I'm pueblo
peraido de Espaha?... lEn Anne
rlca?.'. I'm ell c~ontinente afri.
cano' o supiera Dios 81 en- alou.
Ia gran ciudad de este mismo
Extreme Oriente al que ella ha.
Ola venido en- busca de una sal.
'"eion que cada dia lie parecia
mas impossible O..
iMisterio!
DE todos modos, siendo asi
Sienooie impossible a Maria de Ia
lruz encontrar a Miguel, nj aun
'ne'ntrando a Pedro ella pcdrfa
i'ocer al hombre idolatrado TO.
uaS las pruebas de su inocencia.
7 Maria de la Cruz, apoyada
en- Ia bOrda del Kist,s que co.
La gaceta., 1941-06-28
LIGA NACIONAL

III fanatico salt6 aver al te-
rreno, en- Chicago, y la policia
tuvo que perseguirio. Hizo algu-
mas gracias y despues Sc entire
GO, dando Ell nombre de Robert
MCGOWAN. Alfonso Lopez ayu-
do con tres hits a la victoria de
los Piratas sobre los Cubs. LIE
TOGO perder a Passeau y Sewell
obtuvo SUI s6ptima victoria.
PittSburg &c, 14h, lie; Chica-
go &c, 6h, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-06-28

Como de costumbre, mafana
domingo, 81 Ell tempo 10 permi-
te, jugaran 2 desafios los clubs
lie pelota cue integran la. Liga
I~ntersocial.
Participaran On ell primer jue
go, a Ia 80, las fuertes move
mas de la Unione Italiana y el
Centre Asturiamo.
Faustino Casares lie ha venido
janddo conferencias a sus mu-
chachos y espera ganar Ell parti-
do de mahana, apesar de la reco
nOcida poteneia de los Garibal-
dinos.
Cuenta Ell notable director con
La gaceta., 1941-06-28

Harris estaba aver en- uno de
sus buenos dias y los Tigres no
pudieron pisarle la "goma," que
dandose en- cuatro hits. Trout
fue sustituido por Thomas, pero
la derrota Sc lie acredit6 al pri-
nero. Los Browns dispararon
10 hits.
San Luis Sc, 13h, lie; Detroit
DC, Al, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-06-28

Vencieron los Cardenales a los
Rojos de Cincinnati, alcanzando
Later otro triufo y Derringer
una neva derrota,
Padgett, ell catcher del San
Luis, ayud6 a Ia victoria con un
batazo de "jOnron." Cada move
ma peg6 nueve hits.
Cincinnati Sc, Oh, lie; San
Luis SC, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-06-28
TONIC TERCRRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

del buqUe que la lleva hacia el
sur, sonora, oculte listed ell dine
70 y las alhajas. Ell mar Amari-
llo esta infestado de piratas Chi
nos.
Maria de la Cruz habia dado
las gracias, conmovida, estre-
chando quiza por Ultima vez la
mano del bondadoso compatrio-
ia:
i Muchas gracias, cbronel
va me 10 advirti6 un compatrio-
ia amable cuando venia hacia Ell
Jap6n. Entonces no nos pas6 ma
da.
o.
La espOsa del inQeniero habia
La gaceta., 1941-06-28

Hicieron los Gigantes cuatro
carreras en- el primer inning y
tres en- el ~tercero, ganando con
elias ell desafia.
Nick Etten, ell inicialiSta lie
los Phillies, bate6 un jonrr6n
con dos corredores en- las bases.
Daspu6s, al chocar con Rucker
en- la primera, tuve que salir del
juego.
Filadelfia 4c, 8h, lie; New
York 7c, 5h, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-06-28

Venciendo a los Medals Blan
cas-, mientras los Yankees eran
derrotados, los Indios retorna =
ron aver al primer puesto de la
Liga. Heath descarg6 su 12' jon
ron del aho.
Presenciaron el juego 1900
personals.
Chicago 1c, III, lie; Cleveland
Sc, Oh, Oe.
La gaceta., 1941-06-28

Sundra solo permiti6 ocho hit
a los Medals Rojas, dando un
nuevo triunfo a los SENATOR'S.
Wilson cargo con la derrota.
Boston &c, 8h, 2e; Washing :
ton &c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1941-06-28

La catarata mas grande del mun
do es el salto de yosemite, en- Cali
fornia. Ell aqua Sc precipita en- un
espacioso lago desde una aitura de
400 metros.
La gaceta., 1941-06-28

Para pintar Inejor su
casa, compre la pintura
z. L. P, yendida exclu-
sivamente por King
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-06-28
LA GACETA

"a psrl6dleo en- ldIOdAa Esp&kOl
% Mas circulacl6n en- Tempe
La gaceta., 1941-06-28

La espOsa del ingeniero habia