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Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-06

FOR RENT: Fur. room house,
newly decorated, cooler. $22 so per
mo. 534 Holt 7-6ft
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-06
9-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

A GOOD SERVICE STATION we'll
located in Brawley Business
earning good living now. Present
operator forced to leave because
of draft. Major Oil Co. Phone
Ell Centre 1877. 7-8
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-06
8-SlTUATIONS WANTED

EXPERIENCED Colored mai
wants permanent job with local
family. 159 State, Mrs. Frazier.
TT
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-06

LOCAL WHOLESALE and Retail
business for sale or trade. Write
PoSt-PreSS Box 500, TO
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FURNISHED Apartment for rent
FRY APARTMENTS. SOL Holt
Phone 1884. 7-1tf
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-06

ATTRACTIVE, Nicely fur. apt. with
or without bath. Also rooms.
Parkview Apis. 604 Adams 6-29tf
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-06
!f-HOUSES FOR RENT

UNFURNISHEO Two bedroom
house for rent. $50 Phone 1543.
TO
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FURNISHED Apartment for rent:
SORLEI APAR T MENTS, 1888
Broadway. TO
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-06

DUPLEX: rooms, bath, sleeping
porch, electric refrigerator, new
cooler, paved street. 525 Vine.
TT
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-06

SMALL APARTMENT For Rent.
Furnished, hot and cold water
included Call after $50. 304 West
3rd ST., Imperial TT
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-06

WANTED Experienced and in-ex-
perienced laundry help. Banning
Laundry, Banning, Calf. TT
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-06
SAVE MONEY
Lower fares-Free meals
COAST TO COAST
All American
Bus Lines
$50 Main Tel. 1905
TRANSPORTATION

WANTED: Messengers 16 years.
30c hour 45c hour overtime.
Postal Telegraph Gable Co. 6-2ltf
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Io-APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FURNISHED 2 room apartment.
$3.75 per week 783 Park. 5-14tf
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-06
II-AUTO LOANS
a3-TRUcKs. TRAlLERs

TRAILER House for sale si26 easb
FL centro Tourist Court 10
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-25
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

Thinking ovct tho situation.
South decided that Nor.hs heart
y probably had been Il singleton.
ana tnHt a heart ruff was III pros
poet. ;" he lei the heart l.. on
which West discarded his oriy
clih. No" there vas no chance To-
beat tn" contract. ! club ruff nut
West IN - lead his last diamond
Tor 'lii 10y tho spade Q. md a
Scccn! rium ruff put him in shape
10 run tn" rest of the trumps and
make his contract.
AS IT happens South had two
ways To st Tho contract 4 spade
return To- IT," fourth trick would
hay" prcv"nl'a West from ever
G"tt!n" rld OF both his last dia-
n"nd and lis SINGLE club But the
better way tn hay" beaten the
contract surely would have been
by laying down ~" club \, to do
II AT once South said after the
hand that "" had hoped to set it
two or NOR" tricks with the de-
Tense he tried
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-25

BUY War Sa: mas Ennd ar Stamps
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-25
WILD BILL ELLIOTT
WILL APPEAR IN
PERSON AT STEVENSON

Manager S,ailing5 OF the Stevenson
theatre today announced that Bill
ovid Bid Elliott, popular Column
bia PicturcS western star, viii APP
pear IN person al ms snowh"u,e inr
one day. Monday.
Elliott, who is coming direct from
Hollywood, will he accompanied hy
the famous R"dlli Twins, Oklahnml
singing c"W4irlS
Elliott i expected To arrive 10
Henderson on III morning al jar,
?nh and an important program
being arranged Tor him in coniuur-
l;"n with his visit. lie and his pa..
VIII mako iplmar:Iil"..., ON ihr -t----
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-25
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
by LYNN NISBET
Daily Dispatch bureau
IN The Sir Walter Hntrl-RaIe,eh

i"'uI'llfON-just returned fr.;,
II n", mes trip la Washington. Il Ger
,.hh N"iih tarolinian who rruurStS
"""' IA nam" mol br used, nui MO
I''i' clos" eye an Stat, political
we've "pmt,'tS and who w.S Lirh nm
]" ~" council "f MCDnnald dyis, ~
~ i'"h. tells the \. &. =. Cviuilu,,r
~ watch "u, f"r Il draft Du,irhtun"
''', 'H'"n' Ia TAX" up where the more
'b"IiIN" draft lIucy" nuvr-
"'''f I'.i off. II" was ialklnn 1
'''i I. .ui"iit the nrXt calnpairn far
.'N'ih"t. and abuu. cunprrs.m,..,
i'h'.l l.. tfarm-r EubJ D,nrnht,,,
II" conferred Win several If the
.''"" ""iinI members ui Cuurrc,, A..
~ WEI ". ether Tar Heels nnw i'm
u" national capital. and SAID h.
,'".'u 20 neral approval of the idea
,,"' ~ would l." Il fine thinr for
,,'' '""Eh'"n IL be governor. ="
,','iIl"! h@H"lf VA nun-commi,-
'", '"' certainty not displrascd.
" N'h h' recalled that Douphtou
"'hi'H l" !tm ipr governor i'm 1916
III ''r'' Al Is au"wn that he had prc-
pared mat iuu every nrwSp,urr in
III" state ami va. uradv Ia mail Then,
""i win u s..' Of irit-hnudcd mn
'I"''h'' m"n'. ..'"u a White Home
conference cham cd nia mind There
H"> Suspicion ''Ia' ~" fine hand ,r
/ Max Gardner, W,Ou g,;n,rd brother
~ Raw 'lyd" ii'ry 20 win that cam
lHiSn, w"S pul';". -unIr strings
D"uEht"n never Q'rtr got rid IF inc
.nh'ti"n /" end .,u;. career of mil
ne service IN line .u.,rru,'S ch:,ir
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-25
TAKE THAT SETTER

WHEN THERE is the slightest
doubt about the outcome. Il de
fender should take his apparently
sure setting trick at once. and not
t"ra"lc around to try to beat
the contract several tricks Ambl-
tons players. or at least u certain
number OF them. seem Never To
learn this Important. basic ana
very simple lesson. With so many
points at stake. III the rls" OF =
doubled game contract. II Is los
my bridge 10 play for the extra
POINTS from u set of one or two
more tricks. II that reasonably
'n:an&"rS The prospects Of beat
my thu contract at al
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-25

ment in L train wreck, and he's will
ing to call il quits.
PROHIBITION NJ q V f. NiENT
coMING-Senator j. W. BAILEY, "A,
home for a few day because Of tn,
illness al his daughter here. said to-
day that h" is certain another pro
hibition movement" is coming. lie
Said he had learned thai IiN. millIuh
copies Of an article by DIR. Cuiiin, en-
titled We are at War" and dealing
with wartime prohibition. had ben
ordered NV northern I'ipiiS, Churches
lnr diStrlbuiiu.. - ,nII.hdIt thr rnlI:,-
Try. Til" ;riicl" Carrie :, powerful
punch, he aid. and he regards IL as
the opening Eun in Il general war for
national prohibition al least Ion the
duration.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-25

J@irin'.i'dLy Kim: +
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-25
TOnOrrOw's Problem

Dealer. North Neither sid,
v'.'u"!lhI".)
HOW many tricks can We, TAX,
nj No TrrmPa IN 'lit u,aI 4
.-aUlh play, his crau, ~ on OFF,.
.nmrN.4 " after N"iih iraI ..
-! ii"w should h. play rcr IT..
I'r''.. Syndicate. Mr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-25

SOLDIERS MAKE. GOOD Mos,
ui Inc injured were soldiers or .rscc-
ices. IN" governor Mas impressed by
'nr way III" soldiers IN uniform tried
l" help other pas CngcrS. Even ynnc
al them who WAS injured. he said.
30; hurt irving Ia help sun.cDody
else. M"mn"r> OF The military police.
we've -! lnvstIuiIblc value i'm con-
;r"!lua HE confused passengers.
Il W. the &ulcrnrr'S lirSt involve
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-25

WRECK If Secretary Oh. irIicuI-
ii'r" Claude Wirkard ind ,,ru in
ms "li'c" Thursday. Gu.,.nrI j. NJ.
IH"UGhi"n would not have r,,.n in a
train wreck. Bu; he wasn't and M
NJ. The governor headed . GrIrnn-
non from This state Ia pg,.'r.; me
'"n 81 ii" Commodity Cr.,ln Con-
h"'"fI"n IN refusing Ia pay .l..'r IN
rl."r'!'n Ices iur seed peanut. On
Cid'Hi'iIN. ht thinks they got 'r,un,.
strengthened uut and viii l.,,. mo
more trouble about nsp, rir.n of
.CUGsD
IN" governor got through rycrv-
ihinG except that last conference, and
Grrid' :" come home. lie lust bare
~ made the train. The train had
'hir" r;l' drrIIlcd with % w.opI,
injured about 20 miles south of
Washington. The car in when Gov
rn" iir"'G;htrn WAS riding stayed
on IL" rack. bu, lis occupants wcr,.
badly knuri"d about. He was thrown
1'It al hI= scat and suffered u Sprain-
ed Ihlmb.
non ncw$man asked him what
IT. fast thoughts were he said ne
thought If WicKard stayed in his Of
nee wouldn't be in this ii.:."
Evening star., 1942-05-28

JANE PICKENS,
Whose pert glances, such as
the aboDe, 1DiH be reserued for
Del Rio patrons ,Dhen the
sonostress opens an engage
nent Tuesday,.
handed her. She glanced at II Ut
was for the catchy. multi-versed
"Jennie~. finished her song and
floodlighted q smile promisingly in
the requester's direction. But Eve
lyn had previous requests to full
fill, so she launched directly into
Evening star., 1942-05-28

another set to make patrons espe-
cially happy in another section Of
the room. BY the end Of this group
and one other as well, the Jennie"
patron began showing signs Of an
impatient state. So anxious was
he, in fact, that he ambled over
to the songstress to remind her per-
sonally Of her remissness.
But I haven't forgotten you"
Evelyn assured him. I'M just try
ing to get all the words Strengthened
out so I can sing all Of 1t for you"
Tentatively satisfied, the zealot
retired to his table, but not for
longer than 1t took Miss Knight
to sing three more numbers. Then
he went into action again, this time
grabbing a paper napkin and pulling
q pencil out of his pocket. And in
q few moments there he was back
at the music bar, a triumphant grin
on his face as he submitted his
described napkin. Sure enough,
there were the entire lyrics Of "Jen-
ME" down in black and white.
Now will you sing it?" he de-
manded.
She did-and strictly from the
notes.
i
We thought there was something
wrong that night Of Troika's clos
ing week. 1t wasn't that the plaster
was peeling off. or that Sasha had
Dashed his violin over the music
stand, and certainly not that
Sheila Barrett was out of form. 1t
was Karavaeff. Karavaeff doing a
new dance and to different music,
after all these countless evenings.
It almost spoiled everything. In
fact, it would have If the stocky
little fellow hadn't had the perse-
verance to keep intact his time
honored line Of chatter, "Thenk
you, ladeess and gentlamen; that
RosSian dence I did is not hard; for
me, it is nothing. my early morn
ing exercise" whereupon he swabs
his brow and makes like man very
tired. That was the only saving
feature.
As for the rest. Karavaeff and
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Cadet to Graduate

Cadet George Edward Fuller Of
5815 Fourteenth street NV. will
receive his diploma tomorrow from
Kemper Military School in Missouri.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Park Officials Confidently
Await Jap Beetle Invasion
Groundwork for Counteroffensive loid
Lost Fall Forecasts Defect Of Pests

lawns were then reseeded and richly
fertinZed.
The principal seeding is done from
September to mid October. Only
temporary grass is grown in the
spring and summer, with the idea
Of discing 1t up in August and put
ting in permanent grass in Septem-
Der.
Despite the fact that April was
the driest in 40 years, the grass on
some 1000 acres Of park lawn is
greener than usual because of the
improved seeding and fertilizing.
Kentucky blue grass, Mr.. Rabbit
said, has proven the best for shady
areas. The secret of fertilizing Is
timeliness and that is in the fall,
when the weeds die.
Evening star., 1942-05-28

Sasha, or whoever was behind the
move, ruthlessly junked "Dinah,"
to which the taps on Karavaeff's
boots are so accustomed they need
no impetus whatever from Mr.. ks
feet to go into the routine. And
Stars and Stripes Forever"
too. Russian tap, Karavaeff and
those two songs were made for
each other. We will never be able
to reconcile ourself to hearing or
Evening star., 1942-05-28

no wonder! For as the lyric poet
who handles the Starlight Roof
publicity puts 1t: THE breezAs,
absent in the streets below, blow
without restrictions and the star
studded sky seems very near .
there Is NO COVER CHARGE"
And on this sef-same evening the
Metronome Room out in the Ward
man Park will close its current sea-
son, with the music Of Layton
Bailey's band still on hand for the
fadeout. 1t is pointed out, Incl
by the Metronome's keenly
perceptive public relations Office
that for tomorrow and Saturday
night three ex- and current Metro
nome graduates will be playing
simultaneously In the same town:
Mr.. Bailey CD, Of course; Les
Brown C40). now in the Victory
Room, and Mr.. Warren CID, on the
Starlight shingles. Bet you never
would have thought Of that.
y
Starlight footnote: Lucille Lincoln,
recently engaged for the graphology
chores In the 400. moves to the top
Of the Roger Smith on opening
night along with the rest Of the
specialists In advertisement.
II persons Of the press were to take
the Music Corporation Of America
too seriously, we fear Bernie Cum
Minis and his boys Coming to Del
Rio Tuesday, would be a saddened
crew. The press sheet on Mr.. Cum
Minis outfit states as follows: Prel-
is the correct billing.
Please do not deviate from it,"
Chorus - Music Corporation Of
Evening star., 1942-05-28
After Dark
News and Comment of the Night Clubs
BY the Spectator
ark Registered o. q Patent once.

The adage that the customer is
always right could very well be
improved upon by altering 1t to
right and determined" Especial
ly in view Of little occurrence in
the King Cole Room the other
night.
Evelyn Knight was at her GUS
tomary post atop the King Cole
bar tossing her voice and person.
ality into every Granny Of the room
when just another request was
Evening star., 1942-05-28

America presents Swing and Sweet
for Dancing Feet by Bernie Cum
Minis"
Bernie Cummins and his Swing
and Sweet for Dancing Feet music.
M. G. A., you're kidding!
HH%
Julie Brown Colt ends her singing
tenure in the Pail Mall Room Of the
Raleigh Saturday for the purposes
Of vacation. The room, for that
matter, will be barren Of all extra
musical attractions for the rest Of
the summer. Bert Bernath carries
on as far as the bandstand Is con-
cerned.
4 +
It has lucidly been pointed out by
some one no doubt connected with
the Crossroads that that spot Is no
harder to reach than several other
night spots located in the District;
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Bowdoin Youths to Graduate

Three Washingtonians will be
graduated Saturday from Bowdoin
College. They are Peary D. Staf-
ford Of 1905 Allison street NV;
Louis B. Dodson Of lis West street
NV. and Russell E. Cunningham
of 1920 Nebraska avenue NV.
Evening star., 1942-05-28

that. furthermore. you can get out
to Crossroads and back to town in
q Mack truck at a total expenditure
of but one gallon Of gasoline. Pity
that three-way intersection by the
front door when the Mack trucks
start rolling in grand titanic fleet
4 4 4
Still amid q rural setting, we di-
vulge that al Massey and his l3-
piece band are now handling the
dance music assignment at the Dude
Ranch.
Evening star., 1942-05-28

LUCILLE LINCOLN,
Whose Docdtion is graphology,
and 1Dho 1DiU practice it
hencetorth on the Starlight
Roof OF the Roger Smith.
seeing any of them separately. A
little world has been smashed.
\ Il
The Starlight Roof which crowns
the Roger Smith Hotel will open
tomorrow amid a furry of the music
of Arthur Warren's orchestra and
of arms opened in welcome. And
La gaceta., 1942-03-06

sufrir, sufrir como nunca pu-
de sospechar que pudiera SUI
frir un hombre! Porque til te-
MAS, al menos, en- tn amargu-
ra, la tranquilidad de la con-
ciencia de pensar que no ha-
bias hecho NAL; pero 20 tie
creia una infame; una PERU
ra, una traidora...., Y la evo-
caci6n de 10 que yo creia tn
intamia, me ponia a las puer
tas de la locura, de la demen-
cia! Y, muchas veces solo por
los caminos de esta isla, me
preguntaba, miranda al ielvo,
pensando en- 10 que yo llama
tN TRACTION: "JPor que, por que,
Dios mio?...." ~ hubiera queri-
do encontrarte, para, arrancar-
te ell coraz6n del pecho, para sa-
ciar en- ii mi sed de sangre Y de
venganza! L.. iAh, que dolor,
que dolorl.... iQue amos de iris
tega, de angustias, de amargu-
La gaceta., 1942-03-06

Luego, un beso muy hondo.
muy grande, muy puro, les u
MO las bocas, tanto tempo Sc
paradas...
-iEres til, eres t1l-rom-
pic Maria ell silencio, estreme
cida de honda delicia-; le-
res tn, y me parece un suenol..
Pedro, mi Pedro, mi Pedro
queridisimo!... . tie he evoca-
90 tanto, alma mia! iDormirme
to mis- ojos, y mis- manos, y mi
pensamiento y mi coraz6n,
que va desesperaba de poder
encontrarte H.. Y ahora....
-lYo tambien tie he busca-
do tanto, alma mia! ormirme
con tn imagen y con tn recuer-
do ante mis- ojos, Greer que tie
tenia entire mis- brazos, evo-
carte, a la veg con ell pecho y
con los labios y con todos mis-
sentidos, Y con todas las poten
cias de mi almal.... ~ sufrir,
La gaceta., 1942-03-06

hombres que Sc amaran como
h~ermanos, debe hendecir nues-
tro carino desde ell cielo ia
mas ha habido dos corazones
tan hermanos como los nues-
tros.
Els verdad, Pedro. Pocas
wees la communion de dos al
mas, de que nos hablan al ben
decir ell matrimonio, Sc habra
realizado con tanta intensidad
Y tanta hermosura en- la terra.
Tie quiero, Pedro, con todos
los carinos! Me siento tn es-
posa, tn madre, tn hermana;
me siento tn hija, tn esclava,
tn cosa!.... ~ 81 veinte vidas
tuviera, las veinte las sacrifi-
caria gustosa por til IQue
mas puede ofrecer una mujer?
JQue mas puede mandar Dios
a una mujer que sacrifique
por hombre querido, por ell es-
poso amado y respectable?
La gaceta., 1942-03-06

hasta desaparecer en- un recodo
del canine.
Ahora, ell ingeniero y su espo-
sa podia decirse que estaban so
Jos en- la estrecha carretera.
Pedro y Maria de la Cruz
cyeron, de pronto, en- Ell silencio
maJestuoso de la tarde encanta-
Ga, Ell galopar de I'm caballo.
81; no cabia duda.
Fran los cascos de un caballo.
que golpeaban aquella terra Sc
ca.
Nahez y Maria Sc apartarou
a 1n lado del canine.
Y, en- ell mismo instante. I'm
Jlnete surgi6 junto al horizon
t. vintendO de Ia parte del pue-
bio.
-iCalla!-murmur6 Pedro.
frunciendo Ell ceno-. lJurarfa
que es Rillard!...
En- efectO; el jinete, que tra4a
I'm eabailO negro su6Sftso. y.
La gaceta., 1942-03-06
DEPORTES
EN- Ell CAINEDROMO
DE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Ganaron las once carreras dc
anoche, en- Sulphur Springs, es-
tos conocidos galgos: Ere Sam.
pie, Nancy Merki, My Loo, Peg,
Swift Gal, Romantic, Relic, Lad
dies Faith, Lady Lin, Invasion
y Roxy.
La novena carrera, la de mas
im~portancia, lie correspondi6 a
Laddie Lin, que estuvo a punto
de igualar la marca del Futuri-
ty.
Era ell favorito y sus boletos
Sc pagaron a $1.10 por ell dollar.
Tough Luck entr6 en- segundo
lugar.
Ganaron la apuesta doble, re-
compensando a Sus apostadores
con $118.40, Nancy Merni y My
Leo.
Sc ha preparado para esta no
che una carrera especial con
Pretty Bad, Fluffy Girl, Equi-
ty, Lucky Return, Rae, Iberia,
v Duqueane. Sera la novena.
La gaceta., 1942-03-06

No han firmado aun con los
Yankees, que nosotros sepa-
mos, Charley Ruffing, ell nota-
BILE pitcher; Dill Dickey, Joe
Gordon, Joe Di Maggie, y
Charley Keller.
Dfcese que Ruffing esta en-
canine del campamento de st.
Petersburg. Di Maggie esta en-
St. Petersburg, pero evita visi
tar ell terreno de Higgins.
Gerry Pridy sigue jugando
bien la tercera base y Rolfe co
RE ell riesgo de perder su po-
sici6n.
Buddy Rosar, 81 Dickey no
acepta las condolences ofreci-
das, pasara a ser ell primer
catcher de la novena.
Heinrich, un zurdo, practica
en- la segunda base.
La gaceta., 1942-03-06
Ell combate de hoy entire Tommy
Gomez y Buddy Scott
Frank La Mardue sc paso la maiana encendien.
do velas y rogando a Dios para que o llueva

exhotelero, Tommy ha Gambia
do mucho.
A los buenos consoles de Jo
sc Leto, del coronel Hesterly
y de algunos peri6dicos, Sc u
nieron las recomendaciones
de personals que lie quieren
bien.
FL amargor de la derrota de
sspareci6 con nuevas ~victorias
y hoy el joven tampeno figu-
ra entire los mas peligrosos
hombres de su categoria, en-
TODD ell pals.
Scott esta bien preparado
para ell match" y cuenta con
ell apoyo del "mal de ojos" de
Finkle, desvirtuado va por
ciertos trabajos de Leto, y la
experienced y consoles de Ga
be Menendez, caba.lero que re-
side en- Washington.
Gomez, que en- ell campa-
mento Blanding, hiciera ejer-
cicios de guantes con habiles
boxeadores, parece tener la
victoria en- ell bolsillo.
Las dos parties, escupiendo
por ell colmillo, han dicho: A
csc lie ~"acostar,"
De modo que tenemos dos
promesas de victoria pOr no =
caut; pero uno solo de los HON
bres bajara gel tablado con ell
triunfo,
Frank La Marque Sc pas6 la
manana de hoy encendiendo
velas a la Virgen y pidiendole
a Dios que aleje la lluvia del
terreno y de las "inc6modas"
graderias.
AlgunaS ~apuestas Sc han he
cho en- la manana de hoy y ca
81 todas a favor de Gomez.
Una parte del publico pare
ce descontento porque no Sc
trajo a Gomez a tempo para
que los "aficionados" latinos
pudieran verle practicar.
Frank garantiza, con ente'
ra seriedad, que ell estado fist
co de Tommy es perfecto.
Como sigue lloviendO, en- he
ras de la manana, 10 mejor Sc.
"a irse preparando, mental.
mente, para una suspension.
La gaceta., 1942-03-06
Folletin No. 252
TONIC TERCRRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
La Gaceta

constantemente-; me 10 da ell
coraz6n.
y a mi tambien-apoy6
Maria. Dios, que Sc ha apia
dado de nosotros, no puede de
jar de entregarnos a nuestra
hua. Sin ella, nuestra Ddicha
estaria siempre empehada.
-Seria una dicha triste.
-iY ESQ, no, Dios milo, ESQ
mol lQue Dios nos castigue en-
nosotros mismos, en- nuestro
amor; pero que no nos casti-
que en- nuestra hija!....
No nos castigara. Ell We
en- nuestros corazones. Dios,
que aconsej6 siempre a lor
La gaceta., 1942-03-06
N LANZARA Ell DO
MINGO LA PRIMERA Pc
LOTA

La temporada de la Liga de
la Toronja comenzar ell proximo
domingoen Plant Field, jugan.
do los Rojos de Cincinnati con
los Indios de Clevelad. La pri-
mera pelota sera lanzada por ell
alcalde R. E. L. Chancey, a las
2:30, y la cogera, en- ell catcher,
Nash Higgins.
McKechnie utilizara a Paul
.Derringer y Bucky Walters, a.
yudados, en- case de n~ecesidad,
por Ray Starr y Joe Beggs.
Lou Boudreau abrira con AL
Milnar o Jim Bagby, teniendo
en- la reserva a Earl Center y
Jim Hogan.
La gaceta., 1942-03-06
LA GACETA

ST la lluvia no Sc presenta
en- ell momento inoportuno,
hoy por la noche, en- ell terre-
no de futbol de Phillips, ell jo-
ven tampeno Tommy Gomez,
ell soldado de los punos de HE
rro, Sc batira con un joven Sc
nor que dice ser campe6n del
sur, 81 una parte de Texas com
prende TODD ell sur de Esta-
dos Unidos.
En- un primer encuentro de
estos dos gladiadores, Gomez
Sc entrenaba bailando y CO.
miendo Sandwiches" En- la
noche de la batalla, luego de
sacar ventaja a Buddy, Tom
my agot6 de golpe ell resto de
sus fuerzas, "aterrillado," y ell
tejano lie venci6 por nocaut.
Gomez, dijeron los peritos,
Sc derrot6 a ST mismo.
Scott, sin embargo, suDo a.
provechar la victoria para de-
safiar a varios pugiles y me-
terse a bombero en- la base
BESIDE aquella noche desa-
gradable para los amigos del
La gaceta., 1942-03-06
SAMMY ANGOTT PELEARA
CON BOB MONTGOMERY

New York, mario 6.-Sammy
Angott, ell campeon del peso H.
gero, peleara esta noche con
Bob Montgomery, ell formidable
negro de Filadelfia.
Sera un combate a II aSaltos
y no Sc discutira ell titulo del
primero.
Montgomery, a juicio de los
peritos, es ell '1egitimo conten.
diente" en- la division de las 1856
libras.
La gaceta., 1942-03-06

fue deciarado el mas valioso
pelotero de la Liga."
Lod Dodgers, en- palabras
de MacPhail, cuentan para los
reemplazos con tan notables
bateadores como Riggs, Au-
gle Galan y Don Padgett.
La gaceta., 1942-03-06

"a sin fin!....
-Por ESQ es por 10 que aho-
"a debemos pensar que Dios nos
hara nuevamente dichosos. va
hemoS pagado a la vida, ~ con
creces! csc tribute de sufri-
miento y de tristeza que parece
inevitable en- todas las vidas.
Ell Destino debe estar satisfe-
cho de nCsOtros!.... 81 la dicba
Sc compra con dolor, como til
dices, nadie con mas derecbo
que nosotros a ser felices.
-Dices bien, Maria. Confie-
mos en- Dies, confiemos en- nues.
tro carino.... y esperemos. tCa-
la! GQue es ESQ?
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Los esposos Sc pararon de
nuevo.
Maria de las Moves y Miguel
de Guzman, perdidos a la vez en-
Ia inmensidad de su amor, So
habfan Sdelautado adelantudo,