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falling Immediately into perfect
rhythm.
Pcggy.s dark hair, wildly col
Ored swimming suit and 1.-the,
vibrant body we're pIcturc-book
contrast TO the tanned torso Of
Nigel, muscular and hard after
camp training
She's pretty, isn't she?' said
Nyra watching her sister APP
prCciatjvcIv and anxious to find
out how much she had impress
ed BaIdy.
She's just a kid" said Bal
dy. Besides. ! wouldn't care if
she was Hcdy Lamar. ! got
problems
There was a note OF bitter
ness i'm his voice that made My
ra take a quick glance, but he
looked like nothing more men
acjng than any oversmart, over
slick parasite.
It's like thi, with me, he
began, unable TO resist an audi
cnCC, Twenty years ! been in
show business, twenty years !
seen EN- all, going and coming,
mp and down Twenty years.
And sister. that's time that is.
Why a man I'm the pen for life
don't Get more than tw "
years 10 he's got q good record
and some of them gets out IN
less But I've had twenty years
and what ! don't know about
show business YOU couldn't put
ON a dime. Twenty years -- ten
un the boards and ten manag-
ing talent. II and when | could
find 70 - and sister, believe it
or not its easier Iookin' for
needles I'm a haystack.
And when you find il what
do YOU get? a headache. You
take cm from nothing, build
EN- up. get EN- good stands, look
after the press, keep the wolves
off en- and put their names in
the big lights You work the
hair off your head TO get en- a
four-fEurc contract and YOU
work for nothin' until you get
a chance at the gravy and what
do you get for it, Gratitude?
Not on your life Some rich guy
runs away with EN- and mar
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DANES ARE CRAZY"
CHAPTER XI

Low and grumbling were the
mutterings that stirred the quiet
of the lounge room as Peggy
and Myra sat outside on the We
randa.
Danes hmph!' growI-
ed the voice Indignantly Crazy.
Plain crazy"
Peggy jumped up, impatient
to pursue her plans for the
morning, but she slowed her
stride as she entered the room
and her voice was casual and
disintercsted.
Something biting you, Bal
dy?" She popped a strip Of ba-
con into her mouth and loraged
at the sideboard for another
piece Of toast
Don't call me Badly. he
grous ed. Squirt like you
oughta be more respectful to
her elders
$50 DANES are crazy unused
Peggy, dropping into the chair
next to him.
They are. Where's Fay?"
Down by the lake / expect
said Peggy What has she
done now"
1t amt what's she done It's
what she's going to do that's
got me worried And If she
don't make up her mind soon
we'll miss that afternoon plane
10 New York"
Peggy's eyes widened as she
ao2ed at the little man.
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. SERIAL STORY
FRANTIC WEEKEND
OIL. DIANA!
BY EDMUND FANCOTT

THE STORY: Ferdy LOTIONS week
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place have had two surpries, One
was 10 learn that Fay Ransom, beau
tifui Montreal socisiite, Is the famous
night club singer, Gay Randall, The
other IL when Badly Bricn, tay's
manager, barRcs in to take her back
To Broadway. Peggy Mack, ~, starts
a campaign despite her older sister
Myras protests. Peggy plans 60 win
Fay away from Nigel MonkhouSc
for her brother Michael, and Co use
Badly To further her own career
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When Peggy returned she re-
allied that she had left two men
together who had every reason
TO dislike one another intense
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MATRIMONIOS

Alberto Fonseca, %, y Ru-
by Lee Godsey, 81; John Col
lier Brunfield, 25, y Ruby Bess
Van Hees, 10; Eldon f. Safe
rite, 81, y Mary Frances Gwin
20; Henry S. Mayer, SO, Y Her
NAH Mogiansky, 27; Micah H.
Ruggles, p Y Rosemary Lamb,
%; Marvin Hork, %, v Doro-
thy Goodman, 20; Peter Dull
nawka, %, y Mabel Virginia
Tappan, 81 Paul E. Kelly, %
e Irene Mae CAN'T, "a; Ray
mond V. Miller, 81, y Georgia
Bell, 27; Leonard G.. King. %,
Y Dorothy +. Henderson, 49,;
John j. Bozich, 80, v Edith
MieSel, 80; William r. FUR,
%, y America Diaz, %; Will
liam B. Hancock, 25, e Irene
Semi, %; John c. Monroe. %,
y Margaret Burns, "a.
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BARCOS

La Comisi6n Martina anun-
cia que GO nuevos barcos-tres
menos que en- Julio fueron pues-
tos al servicio en- Agosto. La me
ia de 9 oarcos completes por dia
e alcanzara.
La VISA avisa del registro na
ciCnal de los ex-marinos de la
marina mercante y Cficiaies de
Darcos, Septiembre 8 a IS, en- las
oficinas del Servicio de En-
para que Sc preparen a lla
mar las necesidades de ma. dc
100000 marineros J oficiales pa
"a manejar $500 nuovos barcos
tue Sc construiran en- 1913.
Campamentos de descanso pa
"a marineros torpedeados Sc es.
tableceran en- Elkridge Nd.
ILanUoVa escuela para cadetes
Ie la Marina Mercante de E. t..
n la costa del Pacifico, serd
'naugurada en- San Ma.ao, Cal.
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| |

Segun un corresponsal sue
co, los visitantes Sc han visto
obligados con frecuencia a re-
gresar al punto de proceden-
cia despues de haber buscado
inutilmente alojamiento duran
tie varias horas. A pesar del
control, los precios estan su-
biendo constantemente. Los al
quileres han subido en- IN so
por ciento. La renta de una vi
vienda de cuadro habitaciones
oscila entire 400 y 500 marcos
al mes, con frecuencia mas.
Ademas, existen varias contri-
buciones especiales con distln-
tas denominaciones. En- otras
grandes ciudades del Reich,
las condolences no son distin-
tas, como por ejemplo en- Slut
CART, para no citar las ciuda-
DIES bombardeadas en- la cuen-
ca del Rio, donde la carestia
de las viviendas ha alcanzado
proporciones insospechables.
Aqui, parte de la p~oblaci6n ha
tenidO que ser distribuida por
las provincias vecinas en- I'm
radio de Glen Kilometres. Y co
mo, desde %entonces, la acomo-
daci6n es dificil de obtener,
han tenido que cOnstruirse
campamentos. No hay barraco
mes, porque todos los utiliza-
bIes han sido llevados a Russia.
Despues de subyugada Polo
MIA, algunas de las autorida-
DIES naZiS creyeron que Ell pro-
blema era muy sencillo. Fue
expulsada de suS viviendas la
poblaci6n indigena. Las victi-
mas fueron obligadas a aban-
donarlo TODD, muebles, Atom
bras, ropa blanca, loza, etc. y
un miembro de la "raza domi-
mantle" alemana Sc hizo cargo
de todo. Las demandas, sin que
barge, no disminuyeron. Russia
constituy6 una gran desilusi6n
porque al pueblo sovietico, al
retirarse, tuvo ell nal gusto de
~preferir la destruction de sus
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CONDENADO UN NEGRO A
SEIS MESES DE CARCEL

FL juez Hines, de la Corte
de 10 Criminal, impuso aver
seis meses de carcel al negro
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Alojamientos obIgatonos en- el Reich
Esta agudizandose la cartestia de las viviendas

casas a dejarlas a los alema-
mes para que las utilizaran,
La politica aplicada en- Polonia
fue tambi6n Nevada a cabo en-
Alsacia-Lorena, donde miles
de personals francesas fueron
expulsadas de sus hogares.
TODD este, sin embargo, era
una gotta en- medic del mar.
Los alemanes que contempla-
ban con satisfaction Ell robo de
las casas y viviendas ell los te-
rritorios ocupados, estan lie
gando a ser victimas de la mis-
ma politica brutal. Para en-
pear, ha sido introducidO el
siguiente sistema, Characteristic
co de la mentalidad nazi. Los
viejos son sacados de sus hoga
res y alojados en- asilos o al
bergues para ancianos, donde
wien hacinados, pero donde
ocupan menos espacio.
Esta MEDIA ha sido extern
dida ahora a las personals que
viven sofas, tales como viudas,
pensionistas, etc.
Como aGn este no era bas-
tante, ha habido que recurrir
al sistema de alojamiento o.
bligatorio. En- un future inme-
diato. este sera aplicado en- u
ma gran escala. Las viviendas
capaces, no solo seran dividi-
das, sino que sus moradores
han recibido una circular de
las autoridades pidi6ndoles
que alojen "dentro de 10 posi-
BILE, a un matrimonio joven."
Ell amontOnamiento de varias
familias, que la propaganda
alemana denunci6 durante va
rios amos como un sintoma IT,
pico de la tendenci acomunis-
ia a rebajar Ell nivel de vida
del pueblo, esta llegando a ser
ell principle QUE informa la pc
Utica social hitleriana. AIDE
mas, estas medidas ofrecen u
ma eXcelente Oportunidad de
mantener a grandes secciones
de la poblaci6n baio una vigil
lancia policiaca mas efectiva.
Ell alistamiento de los pOrteros
de los hoteles Y de las casas de
alquiler en- la organization de
espionaje dependents de Him
Ter, encaja perfectamente con
dicha politica.
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DE CONVENI HEN Ia

Para guitar las manchas de
herrumbre de los cbietos de ace
70 pulimentado Sc humadecen
bien las manchas con aceite CO.
nun, dejandolas asi durante al.
gunos dias, y pasados 6stos, s.
.vecCge ell aceite por medic de un
pedacito de MADEIRA y Sc frota
con esmeril la parte manchada.
Despu6s Sc limpia bitn de toda
impureza la parte asi tratada, y
como seguramente quedaran res
tOs de las manchas, Volvaran a
frotarse con esmeril y vinagre
de vino, terminando la opera
ci6n con una gamuZa.
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~INAUGURADA LA NUEVA
BASE DE ~GUARDACOSTAS

Con una brillante ceremonial
fu6 inaugurada aver, en- la isla
Davis, la nueva base local del
servicio de guardacostas.
Asistieron al acto distingui-
das personalidades, entire elias
ell alcalde Chancey, ell coronel
Asp, ell comandante Pillsbury,
ell captain Collins y ell teniente
Munroe.
TOGO la banda de mdsica del
campamento MacDill, dirigida
por ell official Antonio Frederic
POGO Gambia en- la temperatu-
ra. Minima, a las 5 de la madru-
gada, II grades.
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T. B. Brown, de 10 amos, por
usar un canton sin ell consen-
timiento de su duenO, guar
con descuido y marcharse del
lugar donde produjera un ac-
cidente.
Howard Morrell, Jr., de 20
amos, fue multado en- Glen pc
SOS y las costas por guar su
autcm6yil estando borracho.
Mary Smith, de 20 amos, "a
rrestada en- una taberna de
Sulphur Springs, fue condena-
da a seis meses de carcel, por
vagancia.
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SERAN D~EPORTADOS ALE
NAMES, RUMANOS f TIA
LIMOS

Managua, Nicaragua, Oct. 3.
Seran deportados para Estados
Unidos, donde Sc les encerrara
en- campamentos de c%oncentra-
ci6n, 81 italianos, rumanos y "a
ilemanes.
Estaban complicados en- un
complot para derribar el go
bierno del general Somoza.
La Guardia Nacional de Nj
caragua y la policia vigilan Ia
frontera de Costa Rica con ell
fin de impedir la entrada de a.
gentes nazis.
La gaceta., 1942-10-06

INVEST IN VICTORY

v IN v1CToRYi 0
Our boys can take the War to the enemy, II we back them
up with ships and tanks and gunsI But that takes money!
nelp your Government to put the tools of war into the
hands of our soldiers by purchasing War Saving. Rod. ~
stamps And remember q. . just one Bond can't lick ~.
AXIS any more than just one gunI It takes millions ~
Americans buying War Savings Bond and STAMINA "
pay dayi PS eF~V
BONDS cost S1S75 and up . and they nav vor hat
one-third more in only 10 yearsl Stamps cost To- os4 =
up soon total the price of a Bond if bought reCTl.re~
help our boys on the fighting fronts wherever thew ma
S! Buy War Savings Bonds as an Investment for vourasit
md your country. A'~S@
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que lleva ell nombre de Aralac. Els
material abriga, no Sc arruga ia
cilmente, puede ser tenido en- pre-
ciosas tonalidades y Sc parece mu-
cho, en- su conteXtura, a cierto tipo
de genera de lana. Els tambien
utilizado comunmente para Zorro en-
los abrigos.
Ell algod6n esta ap~areoiendo, para
uso %invernal, en- trajes que ST COM
ponen de un saco corto acolchado Y
pollera de dolores obscuros. Las
blusas de dolores vivos son confec-
cionadas con la misma tela que TO-
ira ell saco. La pana, tejida de
algod6n, tiene tambien gran acep-
tacion.
0tras medidas
Sc ha conseguido que las existen-
cias actuales de telas rindan aun
mas con las Recommendations dicta-
das por ell gobierno limitando ell
largo Y ell anchO de las polleras Y
prohibiendo el Isl de mangas con
demasiado genera y los bolsillos
aplicados.
Los dlsenadores estan produclen-
do modelos de lineas intricadas con
drapeado en- ell tale, que Sc encuen-
tran dentro de la Recommendation
establecida en- cuanto a su amplitud
Y al mismo tempo son confeccio-
nados sin cierres, economizando
con clio ell metal. Materiales pesa-
dos como ell jersey de lana y Ell
t~erciopelo, Sc hallan tambien de
moda.
La falta de cueros para los zapa-
tos Sc encuentra r~efejada en- la
introduction de un zapato de de-
porte con suela encordada que va ha
alcanzado popularidad. Una COMO
cida frma del ramo ha presentado
un modelo con suelas de MADEIRA,
divididas en- dos parties con ell fin de
conseguir una mayor fiexibilidad,
Los materiales plasticos son usa-
dos en- joyeria, del mismo mode que
en- la construction de |cinturones y
botones, como en- otros tiempos el
metal. Las ~carteras de cordoroy y
de feltro sustituyen a las de cuero.
La gaceta., 1942-10-06
LOS BARBEROS PIDEN Sc
AUMENTE A 5oc"EL COR
TIE DEL PELO

Los BarberCs de Tampa y der
condado de Hilisborough cele-
braran una reunion ell dia 8 de
octubre con eli fin de pedir sc au
mente 81 precio del corte del pc
10, por la Comisi6n del Estado,
desde 40 centavos a so centavoS.
Sc efectuara ell acto en- ell Au-
ditorio de la Camara de Conner
clio de Tampa, a las 8 de la no
che.
Pediran tambien los barberos
que Sc establezca un sistema de
horas.
La gaceta., 1942-10-06

En- case de ataques 0 desma-
.yos, p6ngase al pacieute aco5ta-
do sObre su espalda, &branse las
ventanas o balconies para que
CORA aire fresco y rociese la ca
ra del enfemo con aqua. Trata-
Sc de que la cabeza este mas ba-
ia que los pies.
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EN- UN CHO.
QUE

Chocaron aver, en- la esqui-
ma de la Tercera avenida Y
Maryland, un autom6vil y una
'camioneta de transporter le-
che, sufirendo lesiones ell Sr.
D. 1. Cheser, de 48 amos, veci-
no de- 1903 de la avenida 10,
Y su hija Madeline, de 10. Los
dos recibieron asistencia medi
ca en- ell Hospital Municipal.
David Calhoun, de la raza ne
gra, manejaba la camioneta.
Chesar y 81 negro aparecen a
cusados de guar con deScuido.
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FISIT0 Ell GRAIL. PRATT AL
P~RESIDENTE MEDINA

Caracas, Venezuela, oct. s.
Visit6 al presidente Isaias Me-
dina Angarita, entregandole un
rifle, obsequio del coronel Slim
son, secretario de la guerra de
EstadCs Unidos, Ell mayor gene
raj norteamericano Henry c.
Pratt.
Manda 81 general Pratt la ba-
Sc americana de Trinidad.
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DIVORCIOS Y PLEITOS

Decretos: Robert Jordan con
ira Marybell Jordan; Cleo Fla
nagan contra James Flanagan.
Nuevas demands: Willie
Sapp contra Bessie May Sapp;
Romer Mccall contra Floren-
ce Mccall; Doris Pitts contra
Sherman Pitts.
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ST, seniors:

81, senior:
Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. l.. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente por King
Greco Hardware Co.,
ga. Avenida v Gale Is
La gaceta., 1942-10-06

W~ASHINGTON.-La falta
de ciertos productos, como
consecuencia de la guerra,
esta infuyendo en- las modas
Iemeninas. La substitution,
"a economic en- los materiales
Y la transformation de los ira
jes de temporadas pasadas Sc
hallan a la Orden del dia, pero
Il ingenio de los disenadores
lie modelos de los EstadoS Uni
dos esta cooperando para que
la mujer conserve en- ell vestir
su apariencia atractiva y ele-
gante.
La moda femenina Sc resintio, en-
primer lugar, de la falta de soda.
A pesar de que ell rayon va habfa
substitute a ella en- las telas de los
vestidos, Sc hacia todavia uso de la
soda en- las medals Y ropa interior.
Las medias de nylon, que ense-
guida alcanzaron popularidad, esca-
sean ahora debido a que ell nyl6n es
n~ecesario en- la production belica,
particularmente en- la fabrication
de los paracaidas. Sc do mayor
rendimiento a las reservas de soda
e~xistentes, utilizando ell algod6n
para la planta y la parte superior
de la media, pero, aGn asi, este
articulo es hoy dia dificil de obtener
Y los fabricantes estan introduction
do medals confeccionadas con rayon
y algod6n.
Substitute de la lana
La falta de transportes, junto a
las grandes adquisiciones de lana
hechas para ell ejercito, han contri-
buido a que escaseara la misma.
Sc han hecho tentativas para subs
tituirla con fibras y para obtener
mayor rendimiento de las reservas
disponibles, mezclandola con ray6n,
lana usada, Y pelo de conejo. Ha
sido introducida en- ell mercado una
nueva tela hecha a base de leche
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-22
Homemakers' Column
Edited by Miss Mariana Lee Long,
Home Demonstration Agent
APPLES-A VICTORY FOOD
SPECIAL.

FROM salad TO ple-'PPieS III llOo
victory meals these days. Apples are
starring as victory ROOD SPECIAL.
winter varieties are the ones mat get
SPECIAL listing from OCTOBER = 'hfu
HaIIo"e en-
Easy on the sugar Ration
IN ADDITION TO thelf good havor' 'P-
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little grave is forgotten by everybody
but me, | think The mother must
have found the child again in heaven
a very long time ago. God knows what
use that life was, the grave is such
short one, and nobody knows whose
child it was; but perhaps a thousand
people in the world today are better
because it brought a little love into
the world that was not there before.
SO we strolIed with tinted sky,
knowing that it, like the brilliantly
painted leaves swnling around us,
would soon fade. But this reflection
was soon put to rout when looking up
from the little grave and forward to
our cozened home in the vale, saw
the full-orbed harvest moon, a disc
Of copper rise above the eastern ridge
in a cloudless night And swinging
right mem'ily down a hill to a wire
fence, hailing Gibbs" StocksIager, we
passed on thru a field of shocked corn
and big yellow pumpkins.
The day with its brilliance, its
many moods and scenes was at ar
end. The chill of the air, the glory Of
the night sky. these too were ex.
changed for the glowing apple-log OF
the hearth, and on the table, sur.
rounded by the fairest of the fair
was steaming squirrel pot-pie anc
apple dumplings with cream.
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Scallop apples with sweet potatoes
or cabbage. Put alternate layers of
sliced tart apples and shredded cab
bage or sliced, cooked sweet potatoes
in a baking dish. Sprinkle each layer
with a little sugar and a little salt.
Dot with well-favored fat. Spread
bread crumbs over the top. Add a lit
tie water-very little. Bake until the
apples are tender and the crumbs are
brown-30 to As minutes.
With pork chops. Atop each brown
ed chop, skewer with a toothpick one
half of a cored, impaired apple. Cover
and bake for 80 to As minutes in a
moderate oven-until apple is tender
and the pork thoroughly cooked. Serve
at once.
Halloween apples. Apples in any
form are right for Halloween
whether you drink them as cider
serve them as jack 'o-lantern baked
apples or other desserts or bob for
/ them fresh.
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ofing out the gooo apple MAYOR ana
the sweetness
BAKED apples Fof a Simple dessert
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ne "e"'"7' '''''' e!I "eeo most Oh
them. ~ was an ancient cemetery
the original OuF|'ng ground OF the
ASfoyS' f f'" mere SlroIIeu but
shoF, Instance where my ora dog
was 'N'n"hS'HE greetings with some
oil MS c'"" l" yl's 'front.' YARD Oh the
L0'h1' y mes MIS- N'',e' as Always
was READY 10 ID! ''S'ue ner chofeS Tor
moments respite ana ehat IN hef
orlsiL'". refreshing manner ABOUT the
Simple ''e'''S ''l''' CONFRONT one as ne
c's9''''S '''lI"'' our "'uIii'I routine
After partaklng OF some of her
"suacNs Sklppy and turned our back
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-22

Hitler's contempt for both Italy and
Japan in 1889, was revealed in an
article by Louis Lochner AP cor
respondent in Berlin that time.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-22

King Christian X of Denmark was
injured in fall from his horse His
injuries weer not serious. He is 70.
Collection of tin cans has been made
mandatory in many cities, including
Maryland, in cities over $4,000 popu-
lation.