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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-22
BRINER AWARDED
KEY FOR ACTIVE
CIVIC ENDEAVOR
Gets National Jaycee Presenta'
ton for Outstanding Young
Man of Oakland for
Past Year

Climaxing the Junior Chamber of
Commerce anniversary dinner last
evening was the presentation of the
distinguished service key award to
Charles L. Briner, Jr., for his out
standing work in the community dur
ing the past year.
The award is presented annually by
the U. S. Junior Chamber and the re-
cipient must be between 81 and 35,
the Jaycee age limit, but need not be
a member of that organization. The
committees selection was unani-
nous one.
Briner was chosen for his activity
in organizing the Jaycees in Oakland
about year ago and serving as its
first president; contributing to the
success of the autumn leaf excursion,
assisting in the dairy week improve
ment program, showing willingness
to contribute his musical ability at
all times, and in continually formu-
lating ideas for the betterment of the
community. The award was presented
by Delbert Davis, chairman of the
committee. Other committee members
were Dempsey r. Fleming, Bernard
l. Gender, o. T. eraser, and Rev.
Minor Sprague.
About sixty attended the function
which was held in the basement of
the Methodist church A turkey dim
ner was served to those present.
E. Ray Jones, local attorney, spoke
on the Burma Road" what it meant
to China and what it should mean to
Americans, showing that nothing was
impossible to those who were de-
termined, symbolizing a long look
ahead and planning for the future.
Ralph Race, Frostburg, State
Jaycee president, spoke briefly on de-
tense work in which Jaycees were en-
gagged throughout the state. He urged
people not to hoard, not to spread
rumors-two things in which all
could help. He stressed quotation,
"a year from today, what will we
wish that we had done today?"
Phil Roth, Hancock, national coun-
cilor of the Jaycees of Maryland, also
spoke briefly.
New Song Is Sung
A new song, 81 Keep Forgetting
We're Through" with the lyrics by
Emeric Dusic, of Oakland, which has
just been published, was sung by Mr..
Briner.
Mr.. Briner, Jesse Ashby, Cecil Smith
and Bill Gibson also furnished some
quartet numbers and the latter gave
various interpretations of My Old
Kentucky Home. In his capacity as
POSTMASTER, Walter Dawson contrib
uted a number of jokes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-22
COMBINED BANDS TO GIVE
CONCERT SUNDAY, FEB. |
Oakland and Mt. Lake Groups
To Play in Oakland High
Auditorium

The combined Oakland and Mt.
Lake Park band will present a
concert in the high school auditorium
on Sunday afternoon, February /,
beginning at 2:30.
This group, under the direction of
Russell Brown, Oakland, and H. S.
Mickey, Mt Lake Park, is sponsored
by the Oakland Rotary club and will
be composed of at least SO pieces.
A silver offering will be taken and
will be turned over to officials in
charge of the drive for funds for in
fantile paralysis sufferers in the
county and elsewhere.
The program will include the follow
ing: Washington Post, march;
Princess of India, overture; King Cot
ton, march; Uncle Jasper, two-step;
Arcadia, overture; High School Pride
march; Moonlit Garden, overture; On
the Mall, march; S. l. B. A, march
Star Spangled Banner.
The drum majorettes will give q
baton drill during a short intermis.
sion.
The Oakland and Mt. Lake Park
bands have been combined for severa
months, practice sessions on Monday
and Thursday being held one time al
Oakland and the other at Mt. Lake
Park.
The band will also appear on the
streets of Oakland on January 20, fol
the Red Cross benefit performance o.
the Lions Club
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-22
COUNTY TO TAKEPARTIN
VICTORY BOOK CAMPAIGN
WOmen's Organization to SpOn-
sOr Drive to Collect Reading
Matter for Armed Forces

Garrett county will cooperate in
another nationwide movement, vic
tory book campaign of the American
Library Association, the American
Red Cross and the United Service Or
CARNATIONS for National Defense
Inc, which has been organized.
The primary purpose is to collect
reading matter for soldiers, sailors
and marines to supplement the library
services provided by the government
At a meeting of the Business and
Professional Women's club last Satur-
day afternoon, the organization voted
to sponsor the campaign in the coun-
ty and the drive is already under way
Miss Crystal Elliott was appointed
countrywide chairman and the follow
| ing have been appointed chairmen of
their communities: Mrs. Claudine
Friend, Friendsville; Miss Ethel
Broadwater, Grantsville; Miss Dora
Schlossnagle, Accident; Miss Marg-
aret Kochenderfer, Kitzmiller; Asa
! Lewis, Kempton; Mrs. Lester Yutzy
Crellin; Mrs. E. C. Clatterbuck, Deer
Park; Mrs. Margaret Berghaus, Mt
Lake Park; Miss Mary O'Donnell,
Loeb Lynn Heights.
F. E. Rathbun, county superintend
ent of schools, has given permission
for schools to be used as repositories
, for books collected, and the books
can be brought to the schools on the
school buses. Principals of the
schools are being asked to cooperate
with the chairman in their locality
Garrett county's quota is LOO
books. The State has been asked tt
furnish $4,000. The drive will enc
in Maryland on February 4.
Good books of every kind are
needed: fiction, popular books or
travel, history, and biography, plays
poems, essays, books on science
technology, vocations, and up-to-datt
reference works.
Gifts of money for the purchase O.
recent books will also be welcomed
it was stated. Books may be deposited
at the schools, library, OF other de
! positories designated by the chairman
in each community. Arrangement
will be made to collect books from
homes if donors will get in touch will
! the local chairman.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-22
TO PRESENT JEWELS AT
K. OF P. ANNIVERSARY
J. E. Harmed Will Get 50-Year
Medal-Others to Get 25-
Year Awards

Presentation of 50-year and 25-
year jewels will be an important fea-
turc of the 53rd anniversary celebra-
ton of Garrett Lodge No. 113,
Knights of Pythias, on Friday, Febru-
airy 20, according to w. w. Dawson,
chairman of the program committee.
Mr.. Dawson said plans for the oc-
casion were shaping up nicely. Joseph
E. Harmed, local druggist and author
of wild Flowers of the Alleghanies, u
has been a member of the Pythian
organization for fifty years, the
records show, and he will receive his
5O-year jewel at the climax of the
celebration.
The committee also announced that
25-year jewels would be presented to
several members and that the names
of the recipients would be announced
soon.
Leonard Hathaway, chancellor
commander, is urging all committee
members to be present for a short
meeting on Friday night following the
regular lodge session. Fifteen dollars
in defense stamps will be awarded to
some lodge member.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-22
Scout Leaders Plan
For Anniversary Week

Plans for observance of Scout An
niversary week were discussed at a
meeting of district scout leaders on
Monday evening in the Masonic club
room. Ray C. Lalor, scout executive,
Cumberland, attended.
Tentative arrangements were made
for a scout-parent dinner for Tues
day, February 10, in the Oakland
High school auditorium, with the Deer
Park, Mt. Lake Park and Oakland
scout troops participating.
A moving picture on the scouting
program is being obtained as part Of
the entertainment program.
a fuller program for the entire
anniversary week celebration will be
outlined later. This is the thirty
first anniversary of the birth of
scouting in America and the 18th an
niversary of the organization of the
Oakland troop.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-22
City Registration
Of Voters Monday

The city's registration of voters
will take place on Monday, January
&c.
The registration is only for those
who have not previously registered.
Following the registration day in
1941, there were 478 persons eligible
to vote at municipal elections. The
registration of voters in Oakland is
required by an Act of the Legislature,
passed in 1889
The city hall will be open to re-
ceive new registrants from 10 a. m.
to p. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-22
Home Talent Play
Planned at Kitzmiller

Swing Out" a three-act comedy,
will be presented by a local cast from
Kitzmiller, at their school auditorium
next Thursday and Friday evenings,
January 30 and 80. The entertainment
is being sponsored by the Parent
Teacher Association.
The play is built around garden
party, which is being planned by
MRS. Kissler," and the garden party
itself is enacted in the last act of the
show.
Twenty-four chorus girls wear gay
and attractive costumes, and their
singing and dancing add variety and
color to the production.
The cast includes Misses Agnes
Luers, Margaret Grahame, Mary Nc
Intyrc, Mrs. Lucille Jones, Mrs. Grace
Evans, Rev. H. II. Wriston, Jesse
Walker, Ralph Campbell and James
Moore.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-22

to home food supplies and many
families checked their family food
needs to see that they were getting
amounts and kinds of foods needed,
planned gardens and farms to meet
those needs and made improvements
in canning and storage. They also
helped where they could with school
lunches.
The study of rayon dresses, the
study of foot health in relation to
posture, Of good material and good
construction in wool coats for winter
use, and similar subjects were also
taken up throughout the year.
A cotton mattress project resulted
in making Ali of them and having
them put in 275 homes.
Project Demonstrations
Mrs. Hoffman reported that project
demonstrations by members of the
clubs have led them to discover that
they are getting much more benefit
by doing the work themselves and
that their clubs are being strength
ened.
Reading, music and the study of
Latin American countries has been
part of the regular activities of the
clubs during the past year.
Various other meetings, picnics
activities, camps, etc, of the year
were carried from time to time as
events occurred in this newspaper.
All Club Activity
The All club work was conferred
around personal development and
clothing.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-22
Additional Tires Are
Obtained by Twelve
Quota for February Announced
Allows 80 Truck and 8
Passenger Tires

The tire rationing quota for Gar
rett county for February was an
nounced yesterday by Louis C. Burr,
state rationing administrator, and al
lows the sale of nine tires and seven
tubes for passenger cars and motor
cycles, and thirty-two tires and forty
five tubes for trucks and buses.
Walter w. Dawson, chairman of
the county tire rationing board, an
nounced that during the week from
January Is to %, seven people got
fifteen truck tires and II tubes, and
five people got five passenger tires
and two tubes.
The truck tires were distributed as
follows: Carl Richter, Grantsville, /;
Pauline Frazee, Friendsville, / Viii
liam Luther Nedrow, Friendsville, 4;
John M. Horchler, Grantsville, 4;
Walter Charles Bowman, McHenry
.; Russell Ray Lawson, Friendsville
2; Richard Coddington, Friends
vile, l.
The passenger car tires went tc
DR., Thomas A. Gender, Jr., Oakland
/; DR.. Robert D. Brown, Friends
vile, /; Leslie II. Rodeheaver, Deer
Park, l. Albert Baker, Swanton, /;
Iva May Lyle, Friendsville, l.
This makes total for January thus
far: II persons got 33 truck tires anc
8 persons got II passenger tires. The
quota is As truck tires and II pas.
senger tires, revealing that no pas.
senger tires can be given out unit
February.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-22
Swap Shop Planned
BY Women's Club

Something new is being tried by the
Business and Professional Women's
club here to raise money for local de-
Tense work by the women of the conf
munity.
The members are sponsoring a
Swap Shop, which will be open an en-
tire week in the Brown store build
from Saturday, January "a, to Satur-
day, January 81. The room will be
open every afternoon.
Customers are asked to bring
something of value that they don't
want and pay % cents for the
privilege of exchanging it for some
thing WHICH they do want.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-22
Youghiogheny Power
Company Sale
Decision Reserved

The Public Service Commission re-
served decision on the sale of the
Youghiogheny INTERCOLLEGIATE Corpo-
ration's power plant in Garrett
county after a hearing last Thurs
day in Baltimore.
The Youghioghcny Corporation and
the Pennsylvania Electric Company
are seeking approval for sale and
transfer of Youghiogheny properties
and franchises to the Pennsylvania
concern.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-22
Formation of Boys
Club Is Discussed

The likelihood of forming a Boys
club in Oakland was discussed at a
meeting of business men called Tues
day night by the Boys Work COM
mittee of the Lions club.
The Lions club has under consider
alton such a project and a meeting
was called for the purpose of discuss
ing both the favorable and unfavor-
able angles. No definite conclusion
was reached but the Lions club COM
mttec will continue to talk over the
subject with others and keep the idea
alive.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-22
More Three-A Checks
Received This Week

Three more groups of checks for
farmers participating in the three-A
program during 1871, were received
at the office of John II. Carter, coun-
ty agent, according to H. Robert De-
Witt, chief clerk for the local three-A
set-up.
This makes total of 65 checks
amounting to $2,4O5.66. There arc
about 1000 farmers scheduled TO re-
ceivc around $4,000 in this county.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-22
Weather Comparatively Mild

The weather has been comparatively
mild during the past week with almost
spring-likc weather over the last week
end. Nights, however, have remained
cold and at times there have been
scattering snowa2keg il the air.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-22
To Donate Bingo Receipts

Proctor Kildow Post No. II, Amer
lean Legion, is donating all the pro-
cceds from the Bingo games at the
Manhattan hotel this evening to the
American Red Cross war relief fund,
it vas announced by legion officials.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-01-22
Urges More Production

An urgent appeal to all farmers to
increase their production Of farm pro-
ducc essential to national security
and the defense effort, has been sent
out by Claude r. Wickard, secretary
ef agrlculturs. :
La gaceta., 1942-05-20

$38sGo0 a s950,0OO, por causa
de la guerra.
Para construir In paralo.as
On 81 estuario, solicitadas por n
sccretaria dc Ia guerra. apare
ce un credito de $4,000 Ia cia-
dad aportsra S38, 600 para paw
rentar las GALES 10 y %. facl.
litando al la circulation DC CO.
ches y vehiculos hacia los asti-
fleros.
A Ultima bora el alcalde aesi-
di6 no poncr en- el presupuesto
la partida de $4,000. dicida en-
tr25 ahos, destinada a ccmprar
ell terreno de "golfo" de Rocky
Point.
Para irvertir en- la compra
de seis parques de recreo, nece.
sarics con motive del cierre de
Plant Field, Sc consigna 10000
pesos.
La gaceta., 1942-05-20
SEPULTADO Ell CONDE IA.
PONIES KANEKO

Toxic, mayo 20.-Se efec-
tue aqui ell sepelio del conde
japones Kentaro Kaneko, que
fue amigo de Teodoro Reose-
welt. Ayud6 a redactar la Cons
tituci6n japonesa Y asisti6 a la
conferencia de paz de Ports
mouth, que puso fin a la que
ira con Russia, en- 1905. Tenia
80 amos deedad. Fue uno de
los fundadores de la Sociedad
Representations. Una neu
monia la produjo la muerte.
Trabaj6 siempre en- pro de
buenas relaciones de amistad
entire su pals Y Estados Unidos
La gaceta., 1942-05-20
CONDENADO DE 8 A 5 A
nos POR MALTRATAR A
SU SUEGRA

New York, mayo 20.-Cuan
do su suegra lie devolvi6 un ra-
mo de flores que para recon-
ciliarse con ella lie habia man
dado, Antonio Tesco, de % a.
nos, la di6 de golpes y punta-
pies, lastimandola gravemen-
te.
FL juez Leibowitz conden6 a
Tesco a cumplir de tres a cin-
co amos en- la prisi6n de Sing
Sing
Hace ano y medic que ell
hombre fue mandado a la Pc
intenciaria por agredir a su
cuhado. Sc hallaba en- libertad
Conditional cuando "pate6" a
su suegra, la Sra. Stella Hick-
man, de 81 amos, vecina del
1906 de la avenida Gates, en-
Brooklyn.
La gaceta., 1942-05-20

Ell NUEVO P~RESUPUESTO
MUNICIPAL
Sc crearGn alGnloa EDGg&:.
.empleos

FL alca1da Ohancev presento
al ayuntamiento, en- la session de
anoche, Ell nuevo presupuesto
para ell pr6ximo ano fiscal.
Las contribuciones rendiran,
segdn Ell calculo hecho, $2,0l9,-
1872. un pequeno aurl nto .sobra
Il ako pasado. E9'a cantidad Sc
"a completada con S1,380.132,
les ingresos calcUlados pOr los di
ferentes dopa rtamentos de la
municipalidad.
So'icita fonldos q alcalde pa
"a tres tasadores ayudantes y
cuatro cobradores especiares pa
"a Ia oficina del recaudador Kel
Ter.
Recommends Mr.. Ohancey que
los jornales de los trabajadores
re Ia ciudai sean aumentados
degdc 1926 por dfa a $3.50.
Tembien pide sean aumenta-
dos Jos suicides de varios emplea
dos, entire ellos ell de Charles 7.
Friend, superintendent de niue
hes " photo del puerto.
Ell jefe de la consultoria mu-
nicipal, letrado McMullen, lie ha
informado al alcalde que de las
contribuciones morosas Sc CO.
brara $370,0O0, pero no mas.
Las tasaciones personales fue
ron arcecentadas en- 6,0000,000.
Los gastos serant superiores
a los del ano pasado, pero las
contribuciones seran rebajadas
en- media milesima para el pago
de Ia deuda y dos milesimas en-
LAS operaciones.
tBajaran los ingresos por las
licencias ocupacionaleS desde
La gaceta., 1942-05-20

sasos d. los que Sc arrep;enten
apenas iniciados: avanzan al a.
taluc con ar scco ba.ir q, alas;
ge ysrvlcn s0ore 81 encmigo en-
=. rrCrlcao 1nomento, hacienda
tuhs d. a. espolones j iaga
of 80 Tn he los galIos
taEfa vsrc ~. muerto; pero
una h. y morira "dando
Ia cara. mientras 81 vsn,e1or
lanzaFa al aire su ki-ki-ri-ki
triunfante.
Sus primas Il mira5an con
sonrisa maliciosa. Ahora hay un
II y venir de genie que cobra Y
paga "a apuestas estipuladas.
Desciende la bahama, de bri-
llantes platillos, para pesar a
los eombatientes de la pr6xima
batala.
Alguien agarrs. Ell bravo de
Antonio Santangl y coloca a
es.e frente a un sanor. Ueva so
bre ru rostro rasurado unas ga
fas de carey.
Y hasta su dido llega ell tftu-
10 Official del presidente de Ia
RapGblica.
Sc cuadra, con los talones jun
tos.
-Contes, senior S~antangel,
que yo guerra mucho a SUI ito Y
La gaceta., 1942-05-20
A DOS OFENSIVAS
PoR Carlo sFoRzA

.cia" de Cadorna, y decididos a
'Gsperar ALI por el enemigo....
Pero POGO despues, y aun mas
eimb6lico, en- ell frente de Mace
donia, ell eapectaculo de la emo
ci6n allegro de nuestro pueblo y
de la confusion de los Alemanes,
hGngaros, en- ell frente con los
megafonos y aeroplanos defen-
diendo Catorce puntos de Will
son. Prisioneros alemanes y off
ciales b1igaros va no fanfarro-
naaban. Pedfan como ninos: Els
cerdad, cue tendremos un mum
10 mejor?
lFs una ofensiva moral de este
calibre 10 que todos los italianos
Y todos los franceses esperan
a~nsiosamente.
Es siguiendo una OF, nsiva mo-
raj, aun mas Wilsoniana que la
de Wilson mismo, que todos los
'1esgraciados que Mussolini v
Horty mandaron a destrozarse
IN Russia, SC rebelarfan en- ma
sa no obstante las ametrallado-
ras alemanas apuntadas sobre
ellos.
Inmediatamente despues de
talofensiva moral, cuarenta y
lcinco millones de italianos ex-
clamarian con algeria al yer la
luz salir de la obscuridad Jobs
curidad en- todos ladoS al pre-
sente) (: despu6s del mensaje que
70 abono para ell bien de los Es-
tados Unidos y del mundo, los
italianos, cast sin una revoiu-
ci6n dejarian caer las armas de
las manos, como las lanzas y da-
gas cayeron a los pies de los
La gaceta., 1942-05-20
PARA LA NUJER
DEL G
Hume, d0tor, placer

HHn10, d0tOf, placer
Amelia y Della, las dos pri-
mas de Antonio Santangel, Sc
han presentado la una de azul y
Ia otra de verde.
Van hacia la "valla" o relide-
no de gallos.
La genie que asiste es de 10
mejorcito de la Habana. Las Sc
noras lucen vestidos de vivos co
lores, que parecen exaltarse a la
luz fuerte. Los caiballeros eNhi-
ben finos jirijajpas, cuyo fino
tejido les da valor de joyas.
Antonio Sansangel concurre
por primera vez a esta clase de
fiestas. FL anillo del renidero es
breve, como una sortija de mu-
jer. Dentro del mismo anillo dos
hombres en- cuclillas, los gale
ros, presencian la lucha con
una ansiedad en- los ojos.
De un lado a otro vuelan las
ofertas Y las demands.
Glen pesos al 'tprieto"...
-Cincuenta "monedas" al
"jabao".
Antonio sabe que las apues-
tas Sc pagaran en- d6lares, en-
papel; pero su fuerza de evoca-
ci6n le hace escuchar un tinti-
neo de centenes de orc.
iQue Juror, que acometividad
Sc encierra en- el cuerpo enjuto
de los gallos de pelea!... Fingen
La gaceta., 1942-05-20

guardias en- la Sepultura Santa.
Els Italia, es Francia, es Ia
Fapafia, de Franco Y Serrano
Suffer, estoda la Europa Gen.
trail, que hoy son Ia Sepultura.
La Resurrection podia ser inmi-
nente. Pero la Resurrection no
puele ser demostrada ante un
mun1o de miradas prudentes
miranda un PASADO QUE MA
DA M NADIE VA PUEDEN
Carlo Sforza.
La gaceta., 1942-05-20

New York, Mayo 20.-Mu-.
chos que nunca han hecho Ell me
nor ~sacrificio por Ia causa de la
libertad, predican desde sus CO.
mdios sillones sobre la urgencia
de abrir un segundo frente de
guerra.
Ciertamente, ciertamente. Y
81 el papel de mentor no me fue
"a impugnado-siendo un invi-
tado-yo diria que es una YER
guenza que p~rejuicio e ideas con
cebidas prohiban considarar I'm
frente que Sc abrira facilmente,
81 al gran pueblo espanol re fue
"a facilitada una acci6n-por
muy psqueha que sea-contra
Ia camarilla de Franco, que tan
recientemente como aver decla-
r6 por medic del Ministro Sc
rrano Suner que estan prepara-
dos para llevar un million de es-
pafoles a que sean matados en-
ell frente de Russia mientras que
la derrota de las democracias
no este asegurada. No es por ma
da que 81 leal Petain no quiere
a nadie, sine a Franco y Sierra
no Suffer-. Y no es por NADIA que
no solamente los republicanos,
sino conservadores, y has
ia muchos Generates Egpanoles
(conozco este ciertamente) es-
tan deseosos de yer a los dos a.
ventureros d~esaparecer.
Sin embargo, c~ualquier fren-
tie occidental acarrea tales diff
cultades de logistica Y de trans
porte martina que no podemos
sino dejar a los tecnicos Ia la
Dor de decidir y alegir. Console
mosnos con saber que hombres
como el Presidente Roosevelt Y
ell General Marshall tienen gran
des deseos de actuar. Nosotros
sabemos gu ellos conocen que
gracias al heroismo de los Ru-
sos, ell tempo trabaja a nuestro
favor.
Aun, una cosa es cierta: que
donde los ejercitos de la libertad
Sc decidan a i~ntervenir para a.
yudar la resistencia admirable
de Rusia-dOs Ofensivas stimuli
taneas, militar y moral, seran
igualmente n~ecesarias.
No debemos de Greer que la
ofensiva moral consiste en- AFRO
gar NUDES de hojillas vclando,
peri6dicos en- clandestinidad,
rios de palabras por la radio.
Lo que Sc necesita, 10 que seria
suficiente para transformer Ell
mundo son llamamientos Y com
promises de parte de esos hon.
bres en- los que cientos de Milo
mes de corazones aun confian.
Recuerdo 10 de 1917. Despues
de tan largo lapse de TEMPO, es-
ia aquello vivo en- ell fondo de
mi coraz6n? La vista de regi-
mientos abandonados, sin man.
do, trasladandose por ellos mis-
mos en- la orilla derecha del rio
Piave, despues de abrirse paso
en- Ell frente debido a la "efica-
- - |
La gaceta., 1942-05-20

fumo s;empre los cigarros de o.
fforica... SPiensa listed Quedar.
SC en- Cuba?
/ como cort2sta que til es ~
intenci6a ei ~pfesidante lie Ea.a.
ga con un9s palmaditas en- ell
hcm5ro. V lie dice:
E que, de todos moaos, no
Il hubi6ramos dejado marchar-
se. Venga por palacio, venga
por palacio...
La gaceta., 1942-05-20
MATRIMONIOS

Daniel Alvarez, 81, y Digna
ComeQlas, 10; Kenneth w. De
Fontes, 81, y Shirley E. Daut-
erich, 21; Alexander H. Bow
man, II y Olga Mayors, AZ.
La gaceta., 1942-05-20

Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente por Kin g
Hardware, ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-05-20
Ell TEMPO

Calor. Pocas posibilidades de
lluvia. Minima, en- la manana de
hoy, GO grades.