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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-09
us. GOVERNMENT
 SUES D. J. LEARY

Formal legal proceedings were instituted yesterday in New Haven against Daniel J Leary, missing former city controller. and his wife Complaints were filed by Thomas &. Smith, collector of internal revenue, acting for the federal government.
 Four insurance companies are named co-defendants in the action, in which the government claims that $370, ,26l .96in internal revenue taxes Is due. This amount is for the years 1893, $l53, ,l0S.57; 1884, $2o5,- 538.74; and 1885, $ll,ol4.65.
 Companies that issued policies to Leary or Mrs. Leary are the Trav- elers Life Insurance O., Aetna Life, both of Hartford; John Han cock Life Insurance O., Boston; and the Sun Life Insurance CO. Canada.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-09
M The Local T'heaterS
POLI's

Tonight Movie Quiz will be played at Loew,s Poli Theater and cash awards totaling $l00 will be given away to winning members of the audience. This is the sem sational new game of fun and skill in which every member of che audience participates.
 Tomorrow night another in the series of bathing beauty contests to select Miss Waterbury of 194l' will be held on the stage of the Loew Poli, with the grand finals scheduled for Thursday evening July 24th. If there are any girls who wish to enter the contest they may do so by filling out ar entry blank which they may oh- tain from the box office of the theater.
 "Barnacle Bill" starring Wallace Beery in his first waterfront nd. venture since Min and Bill" and plunging him into the most hilar- ious romance of his screen car. eer, Is the attraction opening on Friday at the Loew Poll theater.
 Beery plays waterfront rouSt- about who suddenly finds himself in love with a domineering sweet. heart who makes him go to work and at the same time is faced wi.t the care of a small daughter ht hasn't seen since she was @ baby.
 Getting a job on fishing boat he gets into a dispute with tht combine controlling the refrjger. ator boats, figures in sensation al fight and becomes Q waterfron hero.
 Marjorie Main, who appeared with him in wyoming" plays tn sweetheart in the story. She ant Beery figure in many hilariou
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-09
Two Bids Submitted
 For New Pipe Line
New Jersey Company Apparent Winner; Formal
 Award of Contract Delayed Until Saturday

Only two contractors submitted bids for constructing & second pipe line from the Morris pipe line to the city as the board of public works met last night to accept sealed pro- posals. After the bids had been read, the board adjourned until II a. m. Saturday when it will receive reports on tabulations of the bids and will award the contract.
 Tine Lock Joint Pipe O., of Am- pere, N. J., appears to be the low bidder, complying with the require- ment that certified check for at least 10 per cent of the total cost accompany each bid, the firm filed a check for $10o,oO0. The other bid der, Antonio Lambo of Hartford, filed a check for $l20,000.
 It is believed that tabulation will show the Lock Joint Go. bid to be about $894,0o while the Lambo bid will be over $900,000.
 The two firms bid on 65 separate items, the specifications for the work covering l67 pages. The win ner of the contract must agree to start work within 10 days and have the pipe line completed by June of next year.
 The pipe line will run from the water supply at Morris to this city her brother Char:es Leach and Mrs. Leach of Corgers, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-09

supplementing the present line. which is almost a half-century old. It will go under the NsugatuclS river, near Huntingdon avenue and extend to the Hecla street pumping station. A branch line will run frcnl Watertown to the Bunker Hill area, to Highland avenue, and from West Main street to Washington avenue, Lines will be run to the northern and northeastern sections of the city.
 Construction of the pipe line will eliminate the need for several pumping stations now in operating. This will mean a savings in op- 1 eration.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-09
TEACHERS SPONSOR
 INSTITUTE TODAY

Among participants in the Pro- fessional Relations Institute at Sprague Hall, Yale University, New Haven, today is Miss Sara T. Quinn of this city. Miss Quinn will take part in a discussion unit, consiG- ering the subject of Cooperation of all educational agencie@.
 The Institute will transfer its ac- tivities from the Yale building to the New Haven Y. w. c. A. this evening, where well-known speak CTS will address the assembly after dinner. The affair is sponsored by the Connecticut State Teach CTS College and Teachers College Summer Session. Miss Elvira Pat ierno and Miss Julia Mcdonnell, Torrington, are also attending.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-09
Mangini Appointed
 Chairman of Outing

Humbert Mangini was appointed chairman of the committee in charge of arrangements for the Unico clubs annual outing July 22nd, at a meeting of the organ ization last night in The Elton.
 Other members of the outing committee, which will be held at the farm of MT. Mangini in Thom- aston, are: Paul Puzzo, A. Pelosi, Anthony R. Nastri and Jo-e 7A Manganaro. Planned for the oc. casion is games. athletic contests and a variety of entertainment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-09
A ROLE OUTSTANDING

Orscn Welles' portrayal of his col- orful millionaire in "citizen Kane," !" his initial RK0 Radio filsn, ls said to be one of the most demanding dramatic creations in screen history, Welles plays the role Of Kane from the age of 20 to 70. covering 50 years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-09
FRhTTMTNK aTAM

Jean CTaWfoFd and Greer oay. son 70 combine tlselr talents for the first time in tho modern coms edysdFanaa, When Ladles Meet" 1" adapted from the Rachel 0rotheEs' staee success.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-09
Daily Statistics
 on Auto Accidents

GENERAL TRAFFIC
 ACCIDENT DATA Total Number of Traffic Acci- dents Reported For Last Year As Of This Date-9,468. ESTIMATED Number of Traffic Accidents Caused So Far This Year As Of This Date-12,149. Total Number of Personal In- jurles Caused Last Year As Of This Date-5,997. ESTIMATED Number of Per- sOnal Injuries Caused So Far This Year As Of This Date 6,O7S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-09

episodes. Little Virginia Weidler plays the daughter, and Leo Car rillo figures in numerous comical scrapes and adventures with Beery.
 On the same program is anojh- CT smash hit, Dance Hall" the comedy romance of swingtime sweethearts. Cesar Romero and Carole LandiS have the leading roles in this 2oth Century Fox mu- sical comedy.
 Current attractions at Loew's Poli are Moon Over Miami in technicolor with Betty Grable and Don Ameche, and Accent On Love" with Osa Massen and George Montgomery.
 Watch for the Metro-G -Goldwyn- Mayer hit, "Blossoms in the Dust" booked for early showing at Loew'S. This beautiful love story co-stars Greer Carson ard Walter Pidgeon and is filmed entirely in gorgeous technicolor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-09

| Midtown Vlgnette: A midtown ho- tel has a headache with 8 very elderly lady guest. She has been dwelling there for the past six years
 She hasn't paid her rent for over three years . They can't give her "the Jim Hickey" (lock her out) because she never leaves the room They are afraid to cut off her food deliveries for fear of the legal and moral responsibility If she should die of starvation |. N They have asked her a thousand times to please move out-and forget the bill She told them she ap- \ preciated everything they had done | for her, but she couldn't move out as her daughter likes it too well there This gives the entire staff the shudders because her daughter is dead and her ashes are in vase in the little old lady's retreat.
 Momos of . Midnighter: Al Singer, ex-lightweight champ, is bethrothed to sylvia Hartman, former Powers i model Were Travis Wells, ad
 exec, and Audrey Sutherland, the
 directors ex-wife, married in Jer-
 sey over the holiday? The old & Cotton Club in Harlem will be re-
 opened as The Ubangi in the Fall Add midtown melodramas:
 Sgt. Mike Donaldson, one of the most decorated World War heroes
 watching the crowds pour into the
 Astor to see "Sgt. York"-from Q
 '1onely" corner across the way \ Well, of all thingsI Robert Mont \ gomery, the star, is listed in the 4 Naval Reserve as Lieut.. HENRY \ Montgomery Howya, Hankl
 The Rockefellers are going 5 cute. With the baby seals drawing 6 the Nis and oooohs at Prometheus 4 Fountain, the next headliners will
 be a dozen penguins . Sunday A will be the last day to see the in-
 terior of the Vanderbilt mansion. 4 The $l admission goes to the U. s. O. The rains hurt biz too much
 l. J. Fox wants models to
 wear i've animals for his Hamid's Pier (Atlantic CEy) fashion show.
 Manhattan Murals: The pair of gals silk stockings dangling from
 the ninth story window sill Of an office bldg. midtown .. The Times
 Square dime stores toy window dis
 play depicting @ modern battlefield
 with zooming planes, tanks, infan-
 try. artillery, etc .. Coolest places
 in town-the various 8th Avenue
 subway stations-where some peo-
 pie sit and sit and sit and sit for
 hours on sultry days The
 Broadway marquees during heavy
 downpour. So numerous you can
 walk blocks without getting much N aqua The beautiful kick in
 the teeth administered to the punk
 in the 8lst Street station, when
 caught penciling subversive notes on
 ad posters.
 New York Novelette,: Their sis-
 ter act was @ feature of the big
 yest Broadway musical comedies and reyues Canaries Toasts of
 the Town Darlings of the press and nearly everyone .. Nice girls
 Always so neat :. Clean :. Smelled good They enjoyed
 such popularity that Reuben's even
 named a sandwich after them high praise--since that "honor" was
 reserved for Big Shots Don't
 forget-they weren't stars Just
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-09
BYINGToN ROLE

Spring Byington has been cast in When Ladies Meet" starring Joan Crawfrod, Robert Taylor, Greer Carson and Herbert Marshall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-09

New Yorchids: Quentin Reynolds book, London Diary" = a corker Tex McCary's newsreel-com mentalking = plus photo explan- ations. Best of them all The Sunday CBS program, Spirit ot A." by Wyllis Cooper, starring Bur- gess Meredith. Thrilling zanuck's How Green Was My Val ley" H. Allen Smiths Tow Man on Totem Pole" the funniest book yet written about Broadway smellebrities .. Les Browns ar. rangement of Meat and No P'ta- toes" at Log Cabin Farms, Armonk
 Broadway Wiscguy Adage: Broad way is where guy ain't married Only his wife is."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-09

Every minute, 19 persons are ac- cidenta& injured in the United States.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-09
Walter Winchel
 O. ByO0dwGy !.
avAas narA Rssissrsas cSpyrasNt Hste. paly MFVe'S

6 singing sister team Today they don't even talk to each other One Is wed, and apparently doing all right But the other is said to be broke and with little daughter, too Her husband died few years ago :. Every now and then when things get especially tough she goes to visit MT. Reuben at his famous place and they reminisce .. And when she makes ready to depart, Reuben kiss- es her hand gallantly and gives her an envelope ... It contains some of the coin - her armies of admirers used to spend at Reu- bens after the show every midnight Because she suggested that place when 1t needed customers.
 Broadway SmalltaIk: At @ dinner party recently celebrating a mar riage - one guest forgot to show up :. Rather than have l3 at the table the bride phoned her groom's eX-gal friend to make the 14th ]. Ann Graham of Hattie" is not the same Graham once wed to the late Nick Embericos, killed in a crash Minnie Pellegrino of the Riviera, shut-in since slip ping on the ice, which caused a long illness, is walking again Nancy Kelly is reported near Q breakdown because of her divorce plans. To make things more diffi- cult-she's appearing in a film op- posite her husband! .. .. The Ralph Bellamys aren't being chumps, are they? The gorjuss gel glori- fled by Vargas on a two-page Es- quire insert, is Mrs. Gray Gordon (stripeeler Noel Carter) .. Gilia Gray and her man have phffft which is why she is surrounded lately.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-09
NM YoRK HEARTREAT

NEW YORK HEARTBEAT
 The Big Parade: sgt. York, after witnessing the movie of his thrill Ing career, and hearing the town CTS applaud him, dunking donuts ln the java shop on the 18th Street corner Artie Shaw (adding . new twist to an old bore) ask Ing lovely locker at the Hurri- cane ringside for her autograph {. N. Buddy Ebsen, the Florida boy who made good in Hollywood and New York, trying to get hit by Q truck at 48th and Madison .. Betty Hutton, the Extraordinarily Ethel Barrymore ignoring a wag's flippancy, to wit: "Your brother John is the shortest dis tance between two Pints" ... The latest thing in sweaters on the blonde with Burgess Meredith at Spivys. A white jersey featuring two Bulls Eyes {. Alfred Hitch cock, the hefty director, leaving a Broadway cinema. G'bye, MT. Hipsl Ben Bernie, golfing at Lido Beach Club-Tee with Lemon.
 Sallies in Our Alley: Dick Him. Der relays the panhandler tale of the week, The one about the bloke who stopped another and asked for a dime flor a cuppacawfee" :. T thought coffee," said the pass erby, twas only a nickell" -. You mean" was the bum's retort, you won't join me?" x. Peggy Fears happened to be at the next Savoy Plaza table when she heard so- cialite advising her playgirl niece how to behave with the boys .. =. 'TEnpfl" hmpf'd La Fears, giving that kid advice on love is like giv- ign a fish bath" ... Billy Gil- bert observes that every actor falls in love at least twice. Once with hiYnself.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-09

her brother Charfes Leach and Mrs. Leach of Corgers, N. Y.
La gaceta., 1941-03-10

averiguar NADIA, nj siquiera yen
do al Jap6n nuestro sobrino, nj
nosotros, cuando fuimos a 0rien
te.
-Parece habersela tragado
la TERRA.
-Lo cierto es que Sc ha hecho
la noche en- la vida de nuestro
.pObre sobrino. Primero creV6
que Maria de la Cruz lie engaha-
.ba y era una mujer indigna; lue
go adivin6 la verdad, por la car
ia de Maria de las Moves y ell
que hoy es su marido, y vino a
Madrid en- busca de su esposa;
no la encontr6, y regres6 a ia
va, volviendo a Greer que Maria.
era indigna, por una infamia de
la mujer de Pope del Ramo Flo
rido; Y cuando este hizo saber a
nuestro sobrino que Sc trataba
de un error horrible de Agueda,
va que Maria de la Cruz result
.taba en- realidad su hermana, no
La gaceta., 1941-03-10
GANARON SUS PELEAS
BETTINA Y COMISKEY
Ell iYldndes Pierce deTYOt6 a
Ben BrOWn

Miami, mario 10.-En un pro
grama especial de boxeo presen-
tado en- ell front6n Biscayne, Me-
lilo Bettina, ell excampe6n del as
It's libras, puso a dormir, en- ell
quinto asalto, a Buddy Knox, de
Dayton, Ohio, 10 que los peritos
habian augurado. Pesaba Betti-
ma 1873 libras Y eli vapuleado 1877.
Jack Dempsey actu6 de arbi-
tro y lie hizo la cuenta al derri-
bado.
Pat Comiskey, Ell pdgil de los
golpes paralizantes, acost6 tam
bien, en- eli primer asalto, a Do
mingo Valin, de San FRANCISCO.
All comenzar ell match combi-
nc Pat una izquierda a la man.
Idfbula y una derecha al est6ma-
go Y Valin rod6 al tablado, por
Ia cuenta de nueve. Sc incorporo
una izquierda a la quijada lie
trio de nuevo, esta veZ para no
levantarse.
La gaceta., 1941-03-10

-repuso la doncella con una son
risa gentil-; dice que la trae a
listed Ell rscado de las monjas.
-iAh, muy bien! Voy ALA
anadi6 la marQuesa levantando-
sc.
Sali6, en- efecto, de la estan-
ella.
El marques qued6 solo.
Por unos instantes permane-
clio inm6vil, fijos sus ojos en- las
Aamas del hogan, que lie retenian
como en- extasis.
Luego, reohazando con un leve
geSto tantos y tantos pensa-
mientos dolorosos, extendi6 una
mano y cogi6 de otro butac6n. Ia
iprensa de la noche, que habia en-
trado Jacinta momentos antes.
Extendi6 ia Voz," poni6ndo
Sc a leer al AGAR noticias y ar
ticulos.
f,de pronto, al volver una pa
gina, sus COS encontraron este e.
La gaceta., 1941-03-10

pigrate, que lie hizo fruncir ell
ceno, y leer avidamente estos
renglones:
"UnoS muraUalosos artistas
mfontiles oduSdn la admiraci6n
del pltblico de zarugoza.
Zaragoza q, a las IL m.
Anoche Sc exhibi6 por prime
ra vez en- esta capital, en- la DO
pular Feria del Pillar, una atrac-
cion que ha causado Ell asombro
de todos los zaragozanos y esta
siendo objeto de apasionados CO.
mentarios.
Sc trata del Gran Circo Pari-
s'en, compuesto de peuuehos ar
tistas infantiles, de una habili-
1sd y una maestria que puedea
o2l'ficarse de excepcionalisimas.
I'd circo 10 dirige un niho Je
unos eatorce amos, y lie secundan
otro niho de la misma edad apro
Xlmadamente, y dos nihas de ire
ce y doce amos, respectivamente.
La gaceta., 1941-03-10

Los pequenos artistas, que lie
van los nombres de Miss Ketty,
Miss Norma, Mister Tony q Mis-
ter Dick, han sido aplaudidfsi-
mos en- los numerosos ej~ercicios
que realizaron durante la fun
zion con que han inaugurado su
notabilfsimO circo.
Parece incredible que artistas
dc tan poca edad, puedan haber
-legado a la maxima perfection
que en- arte tan dif1cil exhiben.
10 mismo los nihos que las nj
mas son eN~centricos, atletas ex-
pertisimos, saltadores, gimnas :
tas y acr6batas, equilibristas,
malabaristas y transformistas.
Las nihas, ademas, son unas
notables 6cuy6res, Y sus compa-
heritos, clowas originalisimos,
4lenos de gracias y de espontanei
dad, y unos mdsicos excelentes,
que manejan a la perfection va
rios INSTRUMENTS.
La gaceta., 1941-03-10
.Agapito Mayor anz6 en- Ell desa6o
de aver entire Roosj y Senadores
Ell cubano parece tener exceIentes condolences
Los visitantes derrOtaron al Cincinnati

del Cincinnati NADIA menos que
IL hits, dos cada uno de Frank
Mccormick, Rirpla y ell c2'Lher
West, uno cada unO de Werber,
Frey, Craft, Gleason y Joost.
De los nueve hits de los Sena-
dcres. tres fueron "disparados''
per Travis, el SIS, dos por Case, el
rf, y uno cada uno por Mellen-
dick, Chapman, S. West y Blood
worth.
Solo un error Sc coEnent6 en-
las nueve entradas, de Ripple, 81
rf de les Rojos.
Ag9pito Mayor parece tener
eN1alantes condolences y Crit
fin desea ayudarlo.
Hoy cruzaran los Rojos ell
puente sobre la bahia Y jugaran
en- San Petersburg con los Yam
kess.
Anotaci(n del juegO de aver:
Wash. coo O3O C30-6c, Oh, De.
Cinci 101 O10lC11-5c, 11h, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-03-10

Mas de 2,Crc personas desa-
fiaron el frio en- Ia tarde de aver
y presenciaron la victoria de los
Sena1ores de Washington scbre
los Rojos de Cincinnati, con a.
notaci6n de 6 carreras por 8.
Bill McKechnie, el notable di-
rector, puso en- aoci6n a cuatro
lanzadores, Gene Thompson,
Johnny Wander Nicer, Beggs y
Pearson, correspondi6ndole la
derrota a Beggs.
Ell viejo Griffith, un gran 4
migo de tcs lstinos, hizo que pa
saran por Ia |omita" Master
SON, Cunningham, Agapito Ma
yor, el cubano, y Zukowski. lie
correspondi6 la victoria al cuba
no, que solo actu6 en- un inning y
2I3, siendo muy aplaudido.
Fue un NAL dia para Wander
Nicer y Beggs. Thompson y Pear
son actuaron en- perfectas condi-
clones,
Descargaron los bateadores
La gaceta., 1941-03-10

Ell presidente Manteiga lie Sc
guira brindando su apoyo a Ia
Liga como periodista y como
miembro de la Junta de Recreo,
en- 10 possible.
Desea 81 que la Liga subsiSta,
por cuanto representa- un insu-
perable entfetenimiento para
les domingos por la tarde.
Pero rechaza la idea de una
rebaja de sueldo para los aroi-
tros, como rechaza la idea de
que los ~peloteros reciban ell 500.
Y los socios enfermos O sin ira
bajo solo ell 40%
Cree 81 que la pelota amateur
e Ybor City Sc hasa en- ell pres
igio de las sociedades y no en-
a habilidad de los peloteros.
La gaceta., 1941-03-10
La Gaceta Folletin No. 422
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

mando que los ninos aquellos no
estaban va con los saltimbanquis
que detuvieron por orden nues-
ira. iPObre Pedro! Y pobres lie
nosotros tambienl Y pobre Ma
RIA de la Cruzl
ST, pobre sobrino nueStro.
Y pObre Maria. iDijerase que
nos ha alcanzado a todos en- esta
casa una middleton de un enemi-
go que nos odiara a muertel
-Es vepdad. A momentos,
desespero de encontrar tambien
a la pobre Maria. iQue puede
haber sido de ella?
Made 10 sable va viste como
nj Pedro nj nosootros pudimos
La gaceta., 1941-03-10
DEPORTES
Ell PROGRAMA DE LUCHAS
EN- BENJAMIN FIELD

Esta noche Sc ofrecera un in
teresante programa de luchas en-
Benjamin Field.
Ell carnicero Lee Henning Sc
batira con ell campe6n Jack
Sherry. Henning es muy como
cido por sus procedimientos "ile
gales. Algunos lie clasifican en-
ire los "villanos mayores" de la
naci6n, en- su "deporte."
"Sonriente" Bobby Roberts
subira por entire las sogas Y Sc
batira con "Hombre Montana"
Bement.
En- otro de los matches" figu
ran Joe Rocky y Babe Caddock.
La gaceta., 1941-03-10

FL inandes Eddy Pierce, de
Dublin, venci6 por puntOs, utili-
zando con efectividad su ganchc
de izquierda, a Ben Brown, de
Atlanta.
En- los dos GltimOs asaltos
Brown tuvo que recurrir a todas
sus defensas para mantenersa d.
pie.
Ofrecieron dos exhi5iciones
los famosos pdgiles de Otra @po-
ca, Benny Leonard y Lew Ten
dler Y Make Rosenbloom y King
Levinsky. FuerOn presentados
desde ell "ring," Jack Dempsey,
Tom Heeney, Jack Britton y
Johnny Risko.
La gaceta., 1941-03-10

Drsssen, el secretario del Brook
lyn lie entreg6 aver una nota al
pitcher Van Lingle Munido, en-
terandolo de una multa de $500
V diciendole: Sc lie facilitara ell
viaje desie la Habana a Macon.
Debe listed marcharse del cam
pamento en- la nOche de hoy,
ST quiere volver a los DOdger
tendra que hacerlo en- ell campa-
mento de su team, ell Montreal
de la Liga International, que mi
clara sus practicas La semana.
que viene,
La gaceta., 1941-03-10

gio; luego ell horror del drama
de Maria de las Nieves e Isido-
no; mas tarde, meior dicho, cast
simdtaneamente, la tragedia de
Pedro y su esposa, la pesadilla
da la deSaparici6n de C~elita.....
Y los dos mobiles ancianos guar
daban a veces un silencio tragi-
co, un silencio terrible, en- ell que
evocaban tanto dOlor, tanta an
gustia, tanta crueldad de la vida
con ellos-como ii vsrdadera-
mente pesase sobre sus cabezas
enndblecidas y va cubiertas por
la nieve de los amos, una terri
BILE middleton.
Una doncella pentr6 en- el sa-
ION, tras pedir respetuosamente
permiso.
La marquesa volvi6 la cabeza
con negligencia, preguntando:
@Que hay, Jacinta?
-Esta Tomasa, la lavandera
La gaceta., 1941-03-10

En- San Antonio, Texas, las A
bejas e'Boston picaron Y derro-
taron a los Browns de San Luis,
con un "score" de IL carreras
por 5. Eddie Miller peg6 cuatro
hits en- cinco weces al bate.
Los Indios usaron a Bob Fe-
Her, Milnar Y Bagby, en- la Ha-
bana, Cuba, Y derrotaron a los
Dodgers en- Ell primer juego. Hi
cieron 8 carreras los vencedores
Y A Los derrotados.
Ganaron los Dodgers Ell Sc
gundo desaffo, de solo cinco in
nings, con anotaci6n de 8 carre-
ras por 0.
La gaceta., 1941-03-10
la encuentra tampoco.-. Hay
para desesperarsel...

%
La marquesa suspir6, limpian
dose otra lagrima.
Este era el tema de converse
ci6n de los dos esposOs, cada ma
mana, cada tarde, cada noche, en-
Ell palacio de Rio Verde entire los
marqueSes.
Unidos por un amor santo'
con esa comprehension profun-
da de los caracteres que reveal
dos almas hemanas, los duenos
del palacio Sc consideration algo
asi como los supewivientes de
una catastrofe moral y sentimen
tai, en- la que lutheran perecido
sus seres mas amados.
I'm destino cruel habia aven-
tado los tres hogares que hubo
amos atras en- este palacio; pri-
nero fue la desaparici6n de Jo-
Selma, su hiita, en- aquel naufra
La gaceta., 1941-03-10

Ed comisiOnado lands rescin-
1i6 aver una regla que impedfa
a los clubs de las ligas mayores
Il mandar a las memories dos pelo
eros comprados, sin antes Obte-
ner un permiso de las demas no
venas. "Yo sligo pensando 10 mis-
La gaceta., 1941-03-10
EN- Ell DE
SULPHUR SPRINGS

La noche de hoy esta dedicada
a Lakeland y Sc ofrecera I'LL pro
grama especial.
Participaran en- la octava ca
rrera, Glory, Buddy Jack, Gun.
tef Girl, Lick, Joesil, Lads Clio
ry, Jitney Jingle y Ohio Laddie.
Sc entregara al dueno del galgo
vencedor ell trofeo invernal de
Lakeland.
Competiran en- la novena ca