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La gaceta., 1941-02-21
Sc DECLARE TABIAS LA
PELiEA ENTIRE MARTE-
LIANO Y KAPLAN

New York, Feb. 21.-Tablas
Sc declare por los jueces la pelea
entire Mike Kaplan, peso weller
de Boston, Y Tony Marteliano,
del East Side. Kaplan peg6 los
mejores golpes boxeando "afue-
RAJ" pero su coptrario lie superb
en- les cuerpo a cuerpo. Presen :
ciaron ell ccmlbate 1000 perso-
mas. Lulu Constantine, del East
Side, peso de pluma, superb a
Lou Barbetta, 1912, de Corona.
Paul Mann, del Bronx 144, hlzo
tablas con Leo Pierra, 141, del
este de New York.
La gaceta., 1941-02-21
CASINO del destino.

CASINO del destino.
Reflexion6, miranda al suelo
AL fin, levantando la cabeza:
-Bien, bueno, escuche, mire,
deme un par de habitaciones en-
ell hotel, y que sc encargue un
chauffeur de mi coche.
-Perfectamente, senior. Ven
ga conmigo.
Sc instal6 en- este hotel.
Pensaba que 10 mejor de TODD
seria hacer tempo para yer mas
tarde a Eulalia de las Torres.
A las nueve sali6 del hotel, a
pie, encaminandose hacia Ell Re-
gina
Saba, por el membrete de la
carte de Eulalia, que ALI Sc hos
pedaba su antigua amante.
Iba a pedirla detalles, quien
sable 81 a confeSarle toda la ex-
tension de su miseria, referente
a So esposa.
Pas6 por delante del Casino,
La gaceta., 1941-02-21

7 preciSamente en- el instante
en- que Iba a abordar al mditre,
una linda muchacha francesa Sc
despedia del empleado, diciendo,
con aeento de profunda desespe-
raci6n.
-iAh, ST, Use han Marcia
do2
81, sehorita. Han Marcia
do q Espaha.
-jY cuando?
-Anoche mismo.
-Pero.. Iel no iba solo?
NO, senorita. Ell senior con-
de de NOir ha mardhado hacia
Hsndaya y San Sebastian accom-
pana5o de la sonora condesa.
= No esta mala sonora con-
desa-oy Pope que Ia mucha-
eha murmuralba con una larga
sonriSa de sarcasmo que hizo
sonreir tambien discretamente o
los empleados-. iYsya. muy
puenos dias y mil graciasl.
La gaceta., 1941-02-21
OEPORTES
LOS -DESAFIADoRES DE LA
MUERTE OFRECERAN MA
NANA UN E PRO-
GRAMA

A beneficio del Club de Trio
de la policia Sc repetira mana
ma sabado, en- Plant Field, a las
tres de la tarde, el sensational
espectaculo de Jimmie Lynch y
sus a~utomOvilistas desafiadores
de la muerte.
Uno de los drivers" tratara
de saltar con su coche por enci-
ma de un autobus de la Florida
Motor Line, 81 para tai fin pue-
de ser conseguido.
Fueron utilizados en- anterio-
res exhibiciones un canton y
una lancha montada en- un "trai
ler".
Para saltar por encima del
omnibus, el coche tendra que
dar en- ell aire un salto de mas
de 30 pies.
La gaceta., 1941-02-21
EN- Ell
DE SUI PIUR SPRINGS

DID aver una sorpresa, en- Ia
cctava carrera, Lucky Mary, ell
galgo de las perreras de G. A,
Aldersnon, yenciendo a los IA
voritos, que 10 eran Fluffy Girl
y Judge and Jury. Sc abonaron
sus sus boletos a $24 $3.50 y
$500.
Dos favoritos ganaron la a.
puesta doble, Orchid y Uneed-
UNI, y sus boletes Sc abonaron a
5000.
Vencieron en- las otras compe-
ticiones Just Joy, Turkish De-
light, Sky Way, Dancing Horn
ct, Turf Terror, Sports Pride,
10 Hannah y Lucky Red.
La gaceta., 1941-02-21

xeo, arriesgara esta noche su CO.
roma, a Is asaltos, frente a Steve
Mamakos, de Washington.
Mamakos es un joven soldado
Y en- los primeros dias de este a.
no perdi6 una decision frente a
Zale.
En- Ell mismo programa Gum
ar Barlund, Ell finlandes del pc
so complete, Sc batira con Altus
Allen, un prometedor pdgil de la
misma categoria.
DfceSe que Billy Conn, ell cam
pe6n de las 175 libras, sera en-
frontado con ell yencedor del
match Allen-B ariund,
La gaceta., 1941-02-21

sigui6 ell paseO a 10 largo del
mar, viendoSe, por cierto dete-
nido dos wees por otros tantos
arist6cratas de Madrid, que lie
hicieron un recibimiento alboro-
zado, Y lie preguntaron por su
mujer con cierto retintin.
-Estoy solo. Agueda no ha
venidO conmigo. Y perd6name,
chico, que no pueda acOmpanar-
te. Voy a hacer una eomisi6n de
urgencia, ALA por el faro,
-Bueno, pero nos veremos,
no es asi?
ST; mas tarde. Hasta luego,
Ell?
-Adi6s, Pepito, tie eneuen-
tro mejor!
Estas frases lie dolian tambien
al desdichado. Las gentes obser-
vaban, sin duda, que lie minaba
un mai terrible.
%
Lego al hotel Regina.
La gaceta., 1941-02-21

La sonora Eulalia de las To
rres.
FL empleado deneg6 dulce-
mente con la cabeza, acabando
por decir, con una leve sonrisa:
-iNo Sc a quien pueda refe-
rirse Ell sehorl
-iSi!-sigui6 Ell marques,
con cierta energia, Modesto por
la torpeza del maitre-; tuna Sc
nora que Sc ha alojado aquil "A
qui estaba, por 10 menos antes
de aver!
-iAh va Sc a quien Sc refie-
re! La sonora condesa de Nairl
Una sonora rubia, alta, con ojos
azules, Sno?
isl ST, en- efecto!
i va! Isl, senior. iQu6 We
MIA de Paris y del Norte?
jEso es!
-iAh, pues, ST, senior; ha es-
tado aAui en- ell hotel unos dfas,
La gaceta., 1941-02-21

En- la Arena de los Artilleros,
Jack Marshall, de Texas, con un
peso de 200 libras, defendera gu
corona de hojalata, peso compile
to ,frente al vigoroso sargento
Marty Clark, destacado en- 81
campamento MacDill. Los dos j6
venes completaron aver su en-
t~renamiento.
Los peritos declaran que Mar
shall derrotarA a Clark, por no
caut; pero ell Bargento asegura
La gaceta., 1941-02-21
LAS PANTERAS Y LOS TE-
RRIERS JUGARAN EN- LA
NOCHE DE HOY

Para decidir ell campeonato
de basketball" de Tampa juga-
ran en- la noche de hoy los dos
formidables quintetos de los ms
titutos Plant y Hillsborough.
Las Panteras pondran en- la
Inca de acci6n a Bunny Mick,
Bobby Poage, Billy Martin, Bin
Pemberton y Wallace Gillett.
La gaceta., 1941-02-21
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get MenthO- MulSiOR

ing highest grade lockwood creo-
scte for penetration. Genuine Cal
ifornia fig syrup gives MenthO-
Mulsior . taste tire whole family
vii, like. It clings to the mem
branes so its soothing, healing inr
gredlents act faster, bStter. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit;
~AttendancA at church is neces>
sorry for human welfare. but don't
endanger the congregation with a
cold cough when MenthO~ Mulsion 10
30 inexpensive and saSY co obtain
N .ntho-M uiEioA 10 endorsed bY
your neighbors and que ranteed BY
ie-ding drlooists veryWhere.-adv.
La gaceta., 1941-02-21
VICTORIA DE BELuOISE

Baltimore, Feb. 21.-N ex-
campe6n del peso de plumas
Mike BeHoise, hermano de Steve
venci6 por puntos a Everett
Rightmire, de Sioux City, Iowa.
Cada uno pesaba 1870 libras. La
decision fue unanime. Arthur
Dorrell, de Texas, acost0 a Ma
nuel Rosa, en- Ell semifinal. Ocu-
rri6 la caida en- ell primer asal-
to.
La gaceta., 1941-02-21

Gus Mancusa, Ell ~veterano, fir
mo su contrato con los Cardena-
les. Mancuso sera utilizado en-
case de emergencia y para entire
mar a los pitchers y catchers.
Walker Cooper hara la mayor
parte del trabajo. Firmaron tam
bien sus contratos, Estel Crab
tree, Coaker Triplett, Frank
Crespi y Murray Dickson. Mana
ma conferenciara Branch Hickey
con Ell descontento Johnny Mize.
La gaceta., 1941-02-21

Ell domingo arribara a San
Petersburg la avanzada de los
Yankees. Alley Donald y Mar
vim Bruer firmaron va sus con-
tratos; pero en- la lista de insa-
tisfedhos figuran Joe DiMaggio,
FL jonrronero y famoso batea-
dor; Babe Dahlgren, Jose Cor
don, Red Rolfe, Ernie Bohnhaln
Red Ruffing, Mario Russo, Spud
Chandler y otros,
La gaceta., 1941-02-21
Con q bate, Ia MascOta y los E~spe0aelOs
(POr Tira . CuArta)

habfa pedido Sc lie pusiera en- la
eategorfa de ''diferido".
La Junta Selectiva que name
ia al interrcgatorio y los pape-
les de Greanberg asegura que no
ha sido notificada de tai cosa.
Greanberg no solicit6 ser dife--
rido cuandO llen6 la planilla de
r~eclutamiento, hace algunas Sc.
manas.
No regresara Hank a los Es-
tados Unidos, por hallarse de VI
sta en- Hawaii, hasta ell dia %
de este mes.
La gaceta., 1941-02-21

Utilizaran los Terriers, seg1n'
Spurgeon Cherry, a Robes, Luis
Fueyo, Moore, Dick Wilson y
Tony Lobo. Cooperaran con los
anteriores, Harold Greco y Mar
vim Buckner. Sc jugara ell parti-
do en- ell gimnasio de Seminole
Heights, a las 8 de la noche.
La gaceta., 1941-02-21

La Liga Intersocial volvara a
reunirse el pr6ximo martes, en-
81 local de los Caballercs Leales
lie America.
A traves de los delegados pue-
den sugerir los fanatics las me-
joras que consideren n%ecesarias.
Representa- la I~ntersocial a
cuatro sociedades Y pide, dentro
de limites razonablss, Ia coope-
raci6n de la colonia latina.
La gaceta., 1941-02-21
VICTORIA DE NORMAN RU-
BIO

Newark, N. j., Feb. 21.-Con
un peso de 143 libras, Norman
Rubio, de Albany, Sc levanto dos.
veces de la Iona para derribar
por la cuenta de 10 a Paul Cort-
Ign, de 148 libras, en- el septimo
asalto,
Fu6 una furiesa pelea. Actuo
ell arbitro Paul Cavalier.
La gaceta., 1941-02-21

A cold cough seriously eRdangers
sou, your family. and your business
ASSOCIATES. Illness from colds and
coughs causes nor loss Of time
than all other diseases combined.
If you have a cough due to q cold,
get Mentho- Mulsion, the guaran-
teed medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsion fails to stop your SoughlnC
Immediately and get you entirely
over your cold cough quicker than
my medicine you ever tried, ask
FOR your money ba.k. y
Mentho- Mplsion is mole than On
ordinrsy medicine. It contains vitG-
Minis A and D TO build your c5ld
resistance, and seven soothing
'i,.g ailz ord urgra1ts. inclnd-
La gaceta., 1941-02-21
Marshall daendera 81 mi6ea corona
hente al sargento Marty Clark

que la "catedra" Sc d~errumbara,
una vez mas.
Centenares de personas pre-
senciaron los ejercicios filales
de los dos pGgiles.
En- el semifinal Ohet. Jones
Sc batira con Tommy Campbell.
Fred Barja dara la revancha a
X. o. ShelDbrock. Woody Jones
pelearj con Bob Monin y Pete
Finippi con Dick Way.
La gaceta., 1941-02-21
PIECHOTA FIRMO SU CON
"A

Boston, Feb. 21.-Al Piecho-
ia, pitcher de relevo en- 1910, fl
mo va su contrato con las Abe
jas. Ell ano pasado gan6 dos iue-
ges y perdi6 cinco.
La gaceta., 1941-02-21

Arribara ell lunes a Fort
Myers, agregandose a la avanza-
da de los Indios, Ray Mack, Ken
Keltner. Oscar Grimes y Verne
Freiberger. Llegaran de hoy a
manana los catchers Gene Des-
autels y Jim Hogan y los pitch
ers Nate Andrews, Ken Jungeis.
" Don PulfOrd.
La gaceta., 1941-02-21

Augie Galan, ell jardinero, fir
mo va su contrato con los CUBS.
Figure solo en- SO desafiOs, en- Ia
temporada de 1910, a causa de
tener una pierna lastimada.
La gaceta., 1941-02-21
Pope qued6 i~ntrigado,

Pope qued6 intrigado.
Aquella muchacha, a todas lu-
ces parisien, por Ell acento dulce
de su frances clarisimo y por su
elegancia inconfundible de midi
nette, parecia tam5ien buscar
las huellas de alguien.
Pope tuvo que hacer un pode-
roso esfuerzo para decidirse a
preguntar al mditre:
-iMe hace ell favorl
-Digame, senior.
Use ha marchado va la Sc
nora de las Torres?
La gaceta., 1941-02-21
ZALE e HOY CON
IRA MAMAKO

Chicago, Feb. 21.-Tony Zale,
el campe6n del peso mediano pa
"a la Association Nacional de Be-
La gaceta., 1941-02-21

Una nueva duda lie habia asalta-
do.
iPor qIien debia preguntar2
IHabria nevado Agueda su CT
nismo hasta ell punto de dar su
verdadero nombre en- Ell hotel?
mol
10 mas bgico era que hubie-
sen dado ell del doctor.
Entonces Sc decide, y dijo:
-tLos sehores de otamendi,
en- que habitaciones estan?
Ell maitre lie contesto ell segui-
da.
-iAh, los sehores de Ota-
mendi, de Madrid, han Marcia
do anoche a Paris en- 81 expreso
de orleansI
La gaceta., 1941-02-21

Aver Sc dijo en- Detroit que Ell
daebre pelotero Hank Green
berg, sujeto al servicio militar,
La gaceta., 1941-02-21
Rheumatic Happy;
Quick

Thousands who suffered from, thu tprtuRfnR
gains Of rheumatism, a~ciatica, ltlrnbaFo, sda2.
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very first three doses do not relieve that cHdel
pain to your satisfaction-your money WILLIS
refunded. Don't suffer. Ask your druggist t0day
lOF NURITo on this guarantee. U.N,c1
La gaceta., 1941-02-21
DE NADIA, Sehorita.
-iY perd6n!

DIVIIIPIV q SUS UFubneS,
Ramo FloridO la vic girar So
bre sus talones, y marchar hacia
la puerta con un paso epil6pti-
co como el de una psrsonas que
hace un enorme esfuerzo por a.
parecer serena,
La gaceta., 1941-02-21
Hubo n pausa.

Hubo una pausa.
Pope qued6se cOnfundido, ami
Quilado, como un hombre que tn
viese va segura Ia venganza, y
u viera esfumarse por I'm sar-
La gaceta., 1941-02-21
Kidneys Must
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cures an immediate refund OF the fun. cost
unleqs you are completely gatisneds you neYe
everything 20 gain and nothing 70 loss under
this positive money back guarantees 90 get
eystix from your druggist today for oniy S5e.
La gaceta., 1941-02-21

vGCtoEiano Manteiga, Editor
La gaceta., 1941-02-21

sascripci6n semanal: 20 C
1908 "a. Ave., YbOr City, Fla.
TelefOnO Y 1892
La gaceta., 1941-02-21

Lego al hotel Regina.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-08-28
SCOTT CHILD DIES

Funeral service was held in the
Zion cemetery at Mill Creek, Fri
day, August %, for Dale Scott,
the small son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lnry Scott, of Todd, who died
Aug. 81 as the result of colitis.
He is survived by his father
and mother, five sisters, Francis,
Bobbie, Opal, Jacquline an d
Dorothy and four brothers, Will
liam, John, Zeb and Bryan
Scott.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-08-28
CHAPTER VII
SVnOnSiS

Charming Camilla Dean reach
es Egypt on a pleasure tour with
party of other Americans. On
the voyage she has many admir-
ers, among them the wealthy Sy-
ran, Joseph Asad, who, as Ca
mllla learns, is in reality Hassan
lSar. a leader of fanatical Arabs
in Palestine. On the boat too, she
meets Ronald Barker, half Amer
lean educated in England, known
as Ell Kerak, mysterious leader of
tribes opposed to Hassan Isar. Ca
milla accepts the attention of JOS
eph ASad in order to obtain in
formation helpful to Ronald Bar
ker, and goes with Asad to view
the Pyramids by moonlight. Elud-
ing Asad,- she goes out ON the
rocks to enjoy the quiet. There
Ronald Barker appears in the cos
tune of native camel driver. He
tells her he is going to Jerusa-
lem where he hopes to see her la
ter. The next day Camilla and
Slim McManus, fellow tourist, Wis
it the antique shop owned by
MahmOud DaOud, one of Renald's
enemies.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-08-28

The most fascinating city in the
world, the object of her Eastern
pilgrimage, was now unimportant
to Camilla beside the impulse to
get to Jerusalem and Ronald Bar
ker at the earliest moment. She
packed her bag and waited in the
lobby for the time when they
would take the afternoon train to
Jerusalem. Slim joined her and
ordered coffee instead of cock
tail because Camilla ordered one
and they sat watching the people
come and 60 like the strutters of
Peacock Alley, keeping ap eye
for the returning tourists from
the Green Mosque. Three persons
entered the hotel in earnest con-
versation Asad, Kitty Trimble
and Mahmoud. Without seeing
Camilla and Slim, they went into
the cafe.
Slim watched them suspicious
ly as they disappeared behind a
screen.
Slim flicked his cigarette ac-
curately into a japanese vase.
well, it's no business of mine"
he told Camilla. Cali I know is
that you or Barker can call on
me for help if you need it. I like
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-08-28
By George Gibbs

Ronald Barker, he's half Ameri-
can and regular guy. l don't
like that bird, Asad. I think
you've fallen for that guy, Camll-
la. I used to think I was in the
running. It seems to me it might
clear the air a bit if you'd tell me
just how we all stand"
She smiled. 81 like Ronnie lot,
I love Joe a little, but adore
you, Slim"
Slim flushed, snubbed cut his
cigarette in a dish. "Say, quit
your kidding, Camilla"
"Then don't ask impairment
questions. And if you'll promise
not to tell anybody I'll let you in
to a secret" She paused and ex-
amined the toe of her slipper.
"You see, Slim, we're getting out
into Joe Asad's country now.
encouraged Asad to 60 on the
tour with me, Slim. I'd rather
have him where I can keep an
eye on him-at least until I hear
from Ronnie at the King David
Hotel"
"And them"
At this moment Edgar Willing
entered the corridor shepherding
his flock, sending the tourists al
once to their rooms to have their
baggage ready for the porters and
themselves for the taxis to the
station.
Asad and Kitty Trimble joined
Camilla and Slim. ''Too bad
couldn't do the honors of Cairo
he said. give been so busy"
eyes," Camilla replied with q
smile at Kitty, Il noticed that"
Slim stood on the sidelines
grinning. 1t seemed to him that
more than ever Camilla would
have to watch her step-especial-
~ as Joe arranged that camilla
and Kitty Trimble should dine
with him on the train. But Slim
invited himself to that party. He
had made up his mind not to lei
Camilla out of his sight.
It seemed extraordinary to see
an ocean liner. all her lights glow
ing, rise suddenly out of the midst
of the desert, until Asad told her
that they had reached the Suez
ferry at Kantara where they
changed to the French train that
was to take them on to Jerusalem
AS they left the canal and the
rackety train plunged along the
crooked rails Of Allenby's famous
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-08-28
All Registrars
Are Entitled To
Appeal Privilege
Derendeuts And Employers
May Also Auueal Classifi-
cations Assigned.

Every registrant is entitled to
appeal from any classification by
his local board and no one has
the right to derry him that privi-
lege, General J. Van B. Nets,
State Director of Selective Ser
vice, declared today.
In all cases local boards and
government appeal agents must
make every effort to insure pro-
lection Of the regis+rant's right
of appeal regardless of whether
or rot they think the appeal is
justified. he asserted.
Any registrant who is dissatis-
fled with a determination of his
local board may appeal the de-
cision to the board of appeals and
no one has legal power to inter
fere with his efforts to get a re-
view of his case, the Director
said.
Citing Selective Service Regu-
lations relating to appeals, the Dl-
rector pointed out that a regis
trant, any person who claims to
be.a dependent of registrant, or
a registrant, or any person who
has filed written evidence of the
occupational necessity of the reg
istrant, may appeal from any To-
cal board classification.
The Regulations also provide,
he said, that appeals may be TAX
en- by a government appeal agent
for his local board area, a State
Director of Selective Service for
any local board area in his state,
and the Director of Selective Ser
vice.
Pointing out that the registrant
or his dependents must appeal
within ten days after mailing of
the registrant's notice of classifi-
cation (unless the time is extend
ed), the Director outlined the pro-
visions of the Regulations on how
an appeal is taken, as follows:
"Any person entitled to do so
may appeal in either of the fol-
lowing ways:
"Q) By filing with the local
board a written notice of appeal
Such notice need not be in any
particular form but must state
the name of the registrant and the
name and identity of the person
appealing so as to show the right
of appeal.
"(2) BY signing the Appeal to
Board of Appeal on the Question
naire (Form 40)."
The person appealing may at
tach to his notice of appeal, or
to his QUESTIONABLE, a statement
specifying the respects in which
, he believes the local board erred
may direct attention to any in
formation in the registrant's file
which he believes the local board
has failed to consider or give suf-
ficient weight; and may set out
in full any evidence which was
offered to the local board and
which the local board failed OF
refused to include in the regis
trant's file, Director Nets en-
phasized.
Neither registrants nor repre-
sentatives of the System are per
mitted to appear before boards
of appeal, however, the Director
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Splendid Sight

How splendid ne in this
morning SJrAEh Of winch Is
would seem he is the living
spIrii N0t only IS this bird of
slnleh'-be is I'd sum CHIT and
shadow Lcmon-ye.low his
small fcatrered body and pre-
dowInar'.y black are his wings
and crown,
Ills mate comes % ion him n
tucCng ~ the knot ends A loss
Caiy colored bird is sine olive
gIccri-h with nI3Cksh wings
marked win white
IN vavclike flight they paeF
10 trc hawthorn casting IT'S
shadow on The fa end of the
guilcv bridge THE cgllcy q
natural division between farm
fields and tho 0,oal lawns about
the house Each bird PIE borne
away a bit of rope fra-c
did NOT q ufh fhcw ~
nest-huHdins n fear ~ fIsf'pn-
ing thru from our tree whc1
] h0pcd would prove p g7fr
place for their nest of thistle
down fine Cfas-ee ard The least
bit 81 ON ClothpelIre
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Nervous Women Monument Is Erected
IJroed 10 Shoot In FaWn's Memory

faWn received first aid he was fed
with milk and bottle.
For the next few years, George
became a living symbol of a sports
mans thoughtless act. Men, women
and children by the thousands
c m 10 see him When they
learned the full story of this little
unfortunate animal all would de-
part better -spoftsmen- and better
ConSerVationiStS.
Despite his physical handicap.
George vas able-te- get around
remarkably we'll Often he would
wander off, but his physical defect
made him safe, whether it was on
the protected area of the refuge
or out in open deer country even
during the open season. There
wasn't a hunter IN a million that
would have the heart 10 shoot
George.
Last Fall during the hunting
season George slipped away and
to this day he has not been seen.
Some believe that he encountered
deep snow and persisted. Others
claim they saw him strapped to a
hunters automobile headed south
out OF RosCommon County But
whatever happened the where
abouts of George still remain a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Bus To Cars
IS Colifornians Take Trip
for DriUeaWay

Folks inclined 10 smile good
uaturedty at the doorbett-rInETnc
type of automobile selling stand
10 learn something from r 6.
Hilton, Dodge dealer Of Hunting
ton Park, Cal. and his salesman
II. r. Carter.
Hilton and Carter decided that
though the California climate GER
tainly was all that il was adj
vertised 10 be. there must be
Huntington Parkers who would
not be averse 10 sample the climate
OF the Middle West SO Carter GOT
busy. contracting prospects, most
Of them teachers. outlining ar
by which they would
acquire new Dodge Fluid Drive
cars and combine the purchase
with a bus trip 10 Detroit.
The upShot Of the plan was that
IS persons. the majority school
teachers. Travelled from California
10 Detroit where the group, after
having been entertained by Dodge
officials. took delivery Of Is Dodge
and five Plymouth cars in which
they drove home.