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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-05-09

q and lasted three days. So i'm
hfessiye were the programs that
the two young women have been
requested to appear here in Stuff
CART again at an early date.
Miss Theoria Thompson of St
Louis, Mo-, is visiting her uncle,
blr. X. J. London for a few DAYS
An elaborate Mothers Day pro-
eramme will be rendered at the
New Bethel A. M. L. Church Sur
LAY night. Rev. d. d. Nelson is
urging all mothers o attend
rome Church Sunday,
A ten day revival meeting will
be held at the New Bethel A. NJ.
II. Church beginning May Is, The
Revival will be conducted by the
Correctional Evangelist. Rev. Will
lard Leake. The public is cordial
ly invited to attend these services.
A Union service will he held
Sunday at the First Baptist
Church at 2;30 p. m. Rev. d. d.
Nelson will deliver the main ad-
slfess on this occasion.
The Stuttgart Dahlia Stars nosed
out a 4 to 8 victory over the
Little Rock Stars last Sunday in a
thrilling baseball game. The Dab
liz Stars will play the Pine Bluff
Lone Stars in Stuttgart on Sum-
day, May 13, 1t will be a great
game, don't miss it.
Mr., and Mrs. Cum Mullen are
the proud parents of a fine baby
boy born May 6. Mother and
baby are doing fine.
Elder M. D. Willett of Little
Rock was guest speaker at New
Bethel A. NJ. L. Church an Tues
day, May. 6.
Among the many residents Of
Stuttgart who attended the fun
eral services of Mrs. Sarah By
ant, mother of DIR. J. B. Bryant,
were, Messrs. Fred lie Stewart,
Iieu'1en Carlisle, T.. +. Stilwell aud
Emmanuel Huff; Mesdames Mary
Mack, Sarah Lusby, Willie billiard
and Viola Shumpert; Misses Edith
Carlisle and Ernie White.
Mr.. Leroy Rogers father Of
Miss Lula Rogers is on the sick
list. We all hope him a speedy
recovery.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-05-09

on May Is with the program
sponsored by the First. Second
and Third Grades. The program
Of the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth
grades, sponsored by Mrs. A. Mar.
tin and Mrs. l.. W. Flowers, vii
be presented on May 16.
Baccalaureate sermon will be de,
livered Sunday, May Is, by Rev
&. q. Troupe.
On Monday night. May 10, thu
Juniors and Seniors will stage
two short plays sponsored by Mrs
Il. j, Branson.
The High School program vii
take place May 20. The program
will be directed and sponsored BY
Mrs. M. s. Cunnigan and Miss G
j. Thomas.
Wednesday night, May 81. Il
Commencement proper.
Each night a prize will be pres
ented to the person holding TIL
lucky ticket. Everyone Is cordial,
invited to attend these exercises
The Usher Board and member
Of Evening Star Baptist Church
gave a banquet in honor of tn
officers Of st, Peter A. M. i
Church, McGehee Chapel Baptis
Church, and Cornerstone A. M. +
Zion Church at the home Of MI
and Mrs. Charlie Moody.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-05-09
By l.ey.T. Evans

Rev. T. K. Powell spent Il few
days with his family in Monroe
La,
Baptism services o I Union
Chapel Baptist Church will h
held at $50 a. m. Sunday, Moth.
er's Day will be observed at the
IL o'clock service.
Rev. d. S. Hall of West Helena
was the guest speaker at st. Pc.
ter's A. NJ. 4. Church Sunday al
the IL o'clock service.
Rav. G. N. Ship, pastor of st
Peters Church, attended The Dis
trict Conference at Dumas on
Thursday.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-05-09
Pine Bluff News
BY Resale McHenry
ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL
rJlTRfIy /


ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Father and Mrs. A. c. Roker
returned to the city Tuesday
morning from Forrest City where
they attended the Convention OF
Colored Churchmen held at Christ
Church Mission. Several communl
cants Of st. Andrews attended the
sessions. The messengers in thu
Forward Movement" will report
Sunday May 18th.
The City wide ushers had theil
second anniversary beginning MAJ
LIST -4th. Friends from McGehe'
and Little Rock attended this
most successful session to helI
produce such fine program
The A. M. e. Girls Chorus render
ed the most elaborate selections
along with the Anus Chapel Quar-
tette.
Reelection of office took place
Friday night, Officers as follows
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-05-09

O'clock service was delivered by
The pastor, Rev. ]. W. Jackson,
and was very~inspiring.
Mrs, Linnie kynard and her
mother. Mrs. Mary Will ms, left
Sunday for Memphis Tennessee
where they will visit relatives.
Mrs. Dorothy Maxwell of Fall
City, Iowa, is the guest of Mrs,
lftma Pettis for a few days.
Mesdames Charm Hadley and
T.. Pettis and Miss c. B. Williams
have returned home from the C..
M. r. Women's Mass Meeting
Which was held in Augusta, Ark.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-05-09
KENSETT NEWS
BY r. l.. Green

BY r. l.. Green
The Sunday service of the Cen
tennial Baptist Church, were well
attended. The Sunday School
banners for attendance and for
offering were won by the Adult
Class. The sermon at the Hoo
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-05-09
Draft Law
Continued from Page y
Srrint lInwar' Survey
Made On Draft Problems

Several months ago, the News
called attention to the need of
uniformity through a survey of
II cities in which Script Howard
newspapers are circulated Wash
ington, D. c. included). II devel-
opments should necessitate great
ly increased army, there would be
little possibility Of any change il
was reported.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-27
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

EftITo-Bins Crosby ana Mary Mar.
1T IN Ihs Birth q the Blues.
II 20. a'os. s.ts. 7.2s, zoos: sls'
ssss as SO NfoTs SO s s,sA O sA.f'''
RoSN-netty orsnle IN Hot spot
sno Hardy IN Great Guns II 30
7.5o, $50 ass.
MUSIC Box-Bstse pzvi. In This
Lite Foxes." II 70. 400, Q 40
1000. also Frances LAnEford n
Swing ], Soldier" ] 40. $40. $40
HItE MOI sr-Gzry Cooper in ser.
sesnt York" lao. $50, 8 so. ? as
RIVIERA - Nat Penoieton in TOP
SERGEANT huillgan.- n 40. 40
500. TO. 10 20. also Ruby KeeIer
IN Sweetheart 81 the Campus. +"
! %. s:s5 go . 90.
tsNIO-Jack IaRus IN PAPER Bull
lets- also Jean Hersholt in Meet
d. Christian"
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY - orson welles IN "clfizen
Kant also Richard Arien In Ply
CAPITOL = clsudett< colbsrt In
Arise Ny Love also Ken Murray
In A Night At Earl csrroii's~
COMM My Greer Carson In
Blossoms IN the Dust" also Rich
ard Arien In Men OF the Timber
land"
KAY >TREET-wait Disney's 'Reiue-
tanf Dragon" also Richard Arien
In Forced Landing"
LAKEWOOD Walter pidseon In
Blossoms In the Dust aiso Anne
Shirley IN West Point Widow"
fARk Msriens Dietrich /. IN.
Plane Of New Orleans" slso Lynne
Roberts In The Bride Wore
Clutches"
Boleer In Sunny"
siso Rudy vaiiee In Too Many
REaLART-Dsnnls Morgan In "Klsses
for Breakfast" also James Roose-
yeltt Pastor Hall"
kkN-Ras Boiaer IN sunny" also
ehot Tone in Trail of the
SUNSET -wsliaoe Beerv a. aBarnscIs
Bill" also RUBY Keeler In Sweet
heart of the Campus
IkdfLt-Josn Crawford in "Whsn
ladies' Meet" also Gene riernes in
ellie Starr"
hiNtEkA sumnerl Tim Holt in
tsrdays Heroes"
LIBERTY tru,ailurD - Constance
Moore N Las Vegas Nights" also
Robert Sterling In I'm Walt Fnr
You
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-27
2 Western Governors
Lack Skill With Rifle

LANDER. Wyo. - The COVER
nors Of Wyoming and Colorado
may be big shots. but they're not
crack shots.
Heading teams from their states
with a Texas team competing too,
Gov. Nels Smith of Wyoming and
Gov. Ralph L. Carr OF Colorado
trekked into the mountain wilds in
search Of antelope and the cham
pionship Of the one-shot antelope
hunt.
There were five men IN each
team: each man had one rife bull
let. The team that hsssed the
most antelope with their five shots
won.
When the final results were
posted 1t was found the governors
had missed completely. The Wyo-
ming team, however. won with
three antelope downed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-27

was first developed. improvements
have been made. but mostly just
in speed.
LOTS OF ANGLES
thought Of this often while
we were working on that last
Enrol Flynn picture. They Died
With Their Boots On" is the story
of General Custer and is full OF
cavalry charges. Indian rides, and
falls from horses. When we filmed
Clusters last stand at the Little
Big Horn. We worked four cam
erss on the ground. five more at
various levels on a 60-foot high
camera tower-nine cameras, nine
different operators, Is second and
third assistants in all.
On the screen. the results from
each of these cameras. each sep
srate crew. were the same. Diff
ferent bits of action, of course.
and varying compositions. but
light, exposure, every other tech
meal value was in perfect balance.
Every one of us there knew his
Job and his camera
Amateurs. however. won't take
time TO learn that simple fact.
Stick to one camera, one negative,
one paper, one soup until you
know everything about il there is
10 know, Then you'll be an ex-
pert. And you'll be saving money.
EXPERTS AREN'T PERFECT
Everybody makes mistakes.
Here is an snecdote that goes
hack To the days OF silent pictures.
but IL shows that even an expert
csmeraman can learn new things
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-27

can bomber 10 London. One night
Of London AFRAID makes him
decide to stay. but IT takes much
longer for him 10 learn the true
meaning Of the group spirit Of the
International Squadron. When he
does. he more than lives up to it
in heroism.
Audiences who have previewed
international Squadron" in Holly
wood have lsuded Resgan's per-
Torrance as one OF the years best.
and the picture as a thoroughly
exciting screen adventure. we'll
blended with romance. Its stirring
aerial combat scenes, showing
actual engagements between Spit
fires and Messerschmits are among
the most thrilling ever filmed.
Sharing the bill at the Hamrick
house is Constance Bennett and
Jeffery Lynn in Law OF the
Tropics with Regis Toomey head
ing the supporting cast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-27
Alosko Gold Output
HIGHEST Ever in 1910

JUNEAU appears that the
gold rush Of 'as WAS only the be-
ginning of gold production in
Alaska. for which territory the
United States paid s7,2oo,ooo.
Last years gold production in
the territory, the department of
interior announced, set a new rec
ord of s26,17s,0oo. OF this total.
s7.326. 900 came from lodes and
s1s,s52. 900 from plsoers.
The total value of all minerals
produced from Alaska mines in
1910 was s2s.47o, 900, greater than
in any other year except during
the 19i5-1a1s period. Such vital
metals as tin and antimony made
increases, and further develop
ment was expected this year under
the spur Of national defense.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-27
Raj. Film Brings Ronald
Reqan Here on Thursday
Low of the Tropics" Companion
Film. Features Constance Bennett

The Roxy theaters next feature. scheduled TO
Thursday the Warner Bros picture International
Squadron starring Ronald Reagan. with featured sup
porting cast that includes Olympic Bradna William Lund
Joan Perry and Reginald Denny
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-27
Tinfoil BON Savings
Are Cited by OMP

WASHINGTON - Tn. office If
production management estimst-
cd today that its order banning
the use Of lead and tinfoil in
cigarette, chewing gum. candy
and other packages after March
Is would save at least 5000 tons
OF lead and 5000 tons of tin next
year for defense.
Effective Immediately. manufsc-
turers Of lead and tinfoil used for
decorative purposes or in pack
aging of tobacco, chewing gum. all
beverages. CONNECTIONS. typewriter
ribbons. friction tape and photo
graphic film are ordered until Jan.
1o to restrict their production to
one-third of the amount consume ed
during January, February and
March of this year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-27

Proirie lovers ore Tim Holt
ond Marjorie Reynolds in the
new Riviero film, Cyclone on
Horseback" which opens
Thursday.
has wise-crscking Bob HOPE. now
playing = gay Toh who finds IL
hard to make up his mind between
two beautiful sisters and let's the
girls decide for him. -Four striking
new songs have been written for
the picture BY Hollywood's ace
composing-team. Robin and Rain
ger. The numbers are. 1T Don't
Make Sense what Goes On
Here ?" "A Little Kiss at Twi-
light" and the theme song Of the
production, The U.s.A. and You"
Sharing the Riviera's screen In
Tim Holt In Cyclone on Horse
hack" which brings Marjorie
Reynolds and Ray Whitley In the
supporting roles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-27

international Squadron tells
the story Of q daredevil Yankee
pilot who joins up with the all
nations unit OF the Raj. This is
the eolorful squadron whose heroic
exploits have thrilled and amazed
the world. Made up Of flier. from
Poland. czechoslsvakis. Norway,
France, North and South America
and the British dominions. il is
the most truly international fight
ing group the world has ever
known. The Yankee flier joins up
with them after taxing an Ameri-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-27
Little Foxes
Opens Today

Telling the dramatic story 81 q
woman who stoops 10 virtual muir
der. a. well a. blscknan. in her
frantic struggle for riches. The
Little Foxes" which opens TODAY
al the Music Box theafer. presents
an arresting theme. 10 filn-goers
Bette Davis Is starred in the pro-
duction. adapted from Lillian He'll
mans stage success.
Regina's brothers plan the cree
ton o. = big cotton mill. but they
need the financial help Of Horace
Giddens. her husband. played by
Herbert Marshall. He refuses IL,
II Regina's fury. The brothers
steal the needed funds, thus elimi-
mating their sister as a partner.
But the theft is discovered, and
when Horace prevents the yenge-
ful wife from blsckmailing her
relatives. Regina deliberately
brings about Horact's death 30 she
can 60 ahead with her scheme UNI
hindered. Not until IL il too late
does Regina begin 10 realize what
she has lost in her mad fight. and
the realization affords the picture
its striking climax.
William Wyler directed the Of
fering. with Miss Hellmsn adapt
ing her own play TO the screen.
As the Music Books companion
feature, Ken Murray and Frances
Langford take over in Swing II.
Soldier" with Don Wilson. Brenda
and Cobina heading tn. support
ing cast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-27

shoes.
This particular camersmsn was
one of the best in the business. and
still is. as a matter Of fact. But
back In those DAYS he was "di-
rector of photography" operator.
assistant, camera grip and every
thing else. And he had TO do his
own hand cranking.
The company was on location
at the beach. Practically the en-
tire picture was filmed in that one
day, but when the results were
seen in q projection room day
or so later. an unbelievably thing
happened on the screen
The silent images Of the actors
moved in some scenes a. though
they were being chased by Old
Scratch. In others they went in
slow motion.
What had happened was this:
During most of the day the pic
ture was being made at the beach.
morning and afternoon band con-
certs had been given in nearby
bandstand. That camersman. an
expert, mind you. had been crank
ing, uneonsciously Of course. in
time with the changing music.
So don't blame that camera II
YOU fail to get results.
Blame II on yourself - or =
band.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-27
Gas Mask Picture
Proves Boomeronq

CAMP WOLTERS. Tex.-The
hair of Pvt. Claude Rayburn is red.
So Is his face. Rayburn sent his
girl in Kentucky a photograph Of
himself wearing a gas mask. She
replied: you certainly have
changed and are so much better
looking than when you left for
the army."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-27
Raye and Hope
Come Thursday
Navy Film Returns
To Riviero Screen

Martha Rave. Of the famous
mouth. turns into . slsmous girl
In her screen role. In Give Me a
Sailor" which opens Thursday at
the Riviera theater. Martha will
BE- seen A. q completely new per-
son "A household drudge who
comes out Of the kitchen TO win
= national beautiful legs contest
and proceeds 10 set all San Fran
cisco on fire Opposite her she
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-27

n I n er camera
fans who keep
put I er n &
around with diff
ferenf b OK es
and lenses. pa
pers, films. de-
velopers and all
sorts of access
sories.
Bs sically. the
camera has not
changed 81 n C =
the process Of
photo graph v
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-27
Infantry Regiment
Collects Live Pets

CAMP BOWIE, Tex. = Like
Frank Buck. the 14ist Infantry
likes 90 Bring EN- Back Alive. T"
From maneuvers the regiment re-
turned to camp with this assert
ment Of live pets: Four pigs, a
goat. an armadillo. two opposnms
. hawk, = squirrel. a centipede,
and one snake.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-27
Axis Loses liz Planes

CAIRO - The Royal Air Force
reported Tuesday that l1a axis
planes have been destroyed from
dawn of Nov. is 10 midnight OF
Nov. % in the battle of Libya.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-27
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD
By BERT GLENNON
Veteran Cinematographer and Today's Va
Columnist for Paul Harrison
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD - Camera amateurs around the studio
often tell that they're thinking of buying fancy
equipment, and what do think Of the Gadge-ex?
say GO ahead it's money, but why don't you learn TO
the you have?'
And that something have handling machine that is
millions of familiar him of old
La gaceta., 1941-03-15
DEPORTES
LOS X DEJARON
SIN A LOS RO
JOS

Mas de 1,500 personas, a pc
Sar del viento frio, presenciaron
aver Ell partido de pelota entire
los Rojos de Cincinnati y los
Yankees de New York.
Afectados por ell frio, los Ro-
jos no veian las curVas de Boro-
wy, Stanceau y Washburn y Sc
quedaron en- dos hits, uno del
catcher Baker y otro del inicia.
lista Frank Mccormick.
PegarOn los Yankees siete hit
contra Wander Nicer, Hutchings
y Guise, tocandole la derrota al
segundo.
Wander Meel lanzo en- exec :
lente forma, sirviendo "ponche''
a seis hombres, en- cuatro inn
ings.
Hoy iran los Rojos a Orlando
y ALI jugaran con los Senadores.
Los Yankees jugaron de ma
nera irreprochable y los campeo
mes cometieron dos erroreS, uno
de Frey, la segunda base, y otro
de Frank McC ormick.
La gaceta., 1941-03-15

dia voz ell ilustre randa, mien-
tras Sc iba abotonando ell panta-
lon y poniendo en- orden las ro-
pas.
En- seguida fue hacienda ami
cos todos los papeles y tritur6
luego con sus dientes de animal
de presa la cartera viejisima v
mugrienta, y 10 arroj6 TODD por
el evacuatorio, hacienda des-
pues correr Ell aqua, cogido a la
cadena, cuatro o cinco wees.
& AjajaAeXclam6 satiSfe-
cho de su trabdjo-; ahora, que
venga ell Nuncio a probarme a
mi que estos billetes no son
mics.
Sc los guard6 en- su cartera, Y
sali6, orondo y satisfecho de
nuevo, hacia Ell cafe, al que lego
atravesando los billares, atesta-
dos tambien de genie.
%
Septia el Optimismo de las
La gaceta., 1941-03-15

gentes burguesas a las que les
marchan perfectamente los a.
suntos y miraba con una simpa-
tia cast paternal los grupos de
muchachos que Sc movian alre-
dedor de las mesas de tapete
verde con ell taco en- la mano, 0
que jugaban al domino o a las
cartas, llevando una flor en- la
oreja o en- ell ojal de la chaqueta.
Era csc pGblico heterogeneo
y pintoreSco que Sc congrega
en- las grandes ciudades duran
te las fiestas; senoritos y bur-
gueSes de la ciudad, fernando
corros con horteras y emplea-
dos civiles, oficiales del ejercito
con sus familias, propietarios
de los pueblos vecinos, y, mezc!a
dos con elias, galanes y tratan-
ties de ganado, obreriAlos de la
ciudad, induStriales y mujeres
del pueblo, que reian con gran
des carcajadas las Ocurrencias
La gaceta., 1941-03-15
PUSO A DOR
MIR A STEVE BELL0ISE

New York, mario 15.-Uno
de los mas destacados j6venes
en- la division del peso mediano,
Tami Mauriello, puso a dormir
ancche, en- ell primer asalto, a
Stevs Belloise, notable pdgil de
la misma categOria. Belloise pc
saba 1873 libras y Mauriello l6l.
Tami asest6 una derecha a Ia
mandibula de Belloise, al empe-
Ear ell combate, y lie derrib6 por
la cuenta de nueve, en- presencia
de 14l0OO personals, MaurieIlo
avanz6 a toda prisa sobre Steve
y este trat6 de agarrarse, sin re-
sultado. Sc lie hizo otra cuenta
de nueve.
Tami llev6 a Belloise hasta la
esquina de este y volvi6 a tirar-
10, por tercera veZ, con otra
cuenta de nueve.
Sc habia Incorporate, sin sa-
Der donde Sc hallaba, cuando
Mauriello levant6 la derecha, lie
petg6 Y Steve cay6 a la Iona por
ell conteo definitivO,
La pelea Sc efectu6 en- la Ma
olson Square Garden.
La gaceta., 1941-03-15
APROBADA LA APERTURE
DE LA PRIMERA, AVBNIDA

Ell comite de callas def ayun-
tamiento aprob6 aver, como un
proyecto de la WPA, la apertu-
Ia de la Primera AVenida desde
el Estuario a la Gale %. Hizo la
.petici6n Ia Camara de Comercio
de Tampa.
SCbre la obra a realizar infor
mara en la session del martes, en-
ell ayuntamiento, ell ingeniero
Cason.
Los gastos Sc han calculado
en- $72.052. La ciudad aportara
$14,5OO.
Cannella propuso tambien la
pavimentaci6n de la Gale 10 des
de la Primera avenida hasta los
astilleros, abriendo asi una nue.
va via de translto,
Pat Whitaker solicit6 ell Gle
RE de un callej6n situado al fon
DC del restaurant Columbia
alegsndO que no sirve a ning1n
'prop6sito. Hicieron objeciones
la Sra. F. C. Paul y la compania
de C. L. Knight and Sons, due
nos de solares cercanos.
La gaceta., 1941-03-15
CON LOS GUANTES
Guillermo Puente venci6 a White.
Victoria de Overlin

Curley Nichols, de Browns
vile, hizo tablas con Joe Ian
motif, del Bronx, en- una pelea
verificada en- ell Coliseo de New
York.
En- una anterior pelea los jue-
ces habian otorgado la decision
a Iannotti y Sc ~resolvi6 concer-
tar otro match. Joe gan6 los pri
meros asaltos, pero Nichols
triunf6 en- los 1ltimos, hirien-
do a su contrario encima del ojo
izquierdo. Tablas Sc dedar6
tambien, en- Ell misno progra-
ma, la pelea entire Joe AMIGO,
del East Side, y Aaron Settler,
del Bronx.
La gaceta., 1941-03-15

FL programa del venidero
microbes por la noche, en- Phi
Hips Field, Sc complete aver por
los empresarios Jim Downing y
Jack Kearns.
Pat Comiskey, ell de los pune
taos paralizantes, tendra de
contrario a Mike Alfano, de N.
York, muy apreciado en- su ca
sa. Melio Bettina, ell excampe6n
del peso ligero, Sc batira con
Jack Marshall, una de las vfcti-
mas de Marty Clark.
Completaran ell programa dos
matches" entire ell Irlandes Ed
die Pierce, campe6n ingles del
peso mediano, y Buddy Rose, ell
veterano de Sarasota, y Jimmy
Luntsford, un peso complete,
contra Dave Walsh.
Los gladiadores traidos por
Kearns arribaran 81 domingo y
el lunes Sc ejercitaran en- ell GIN
de la Gale Franklin.
La gaceta., 1941-03-15

de alguien del zorro.
Cogorza Sc sent6 junto a su
amigo, diciendo a media voz:
-ESta animado este, mo?
La mar. ives abriendo 81
ojo!
-ilPa sabido! 70 creo que he
mos tenido una idea de buten
con venir a Zaragoza.
y es claro. Y que Arag6n
mia sio siempre mas simpati-
co qu'el Gallo.
y a mi tambien.
y que por ell Norte hay
mas dinero que por las tierras.
d'alla abajo.
-Mucho mas.
-Ya 10 dice Ell refran de Ma
drid; de Alcala p'arriba, too
ell mundo tie un to-.
-Un ito vivo-coment6 Co
gorza, que habiase puesto de ex-
celente humor por el golpecito
de Ia cartera.
La gaceta., 1941-03-15
Folletin No. 427
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

Pablito Sc dirigi6 a un reser-
vado, y ALI sao6 la cartera de
marras.
Estaba lena de d~ocumentos,
una cedula personal, un pasa-
porte, recibOs y contenia cuatro
mil trescientas pesetas en- bile
tes del Banco.
FL golpe habia sido tanto mas
productive cuanto que Isidro no
Sc enter6 de NADIA, y no habia
que partir Ell dinero.
-Bueno, pos vamonos p'alla,
Y a beber un ratio y a alegrarse
dIhaber naCido, que menos da
una piedra, y el que venga de-
tras Qu'arPee-duO luegO q me-