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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-14
CHAPTER FOURTEEN

AT SIX-FIFTEEN Mrs. Laur'
ence Peyton stepped through the
door OF the apartment hotel. Strut
ted, rather. The new fur coat wa;
a rich, lucious, shining. dyed fitch
beautifully marked, and had cost
so nearly 1--WE hundred dollars that
the change barely paid cab fare
She had paid the salesgirl In the
fur shop with crisp one-hundred'
dollar bills that cracked in hel
shaking fingers like pieces OF toast
In the lobby she made a straight
path for the desk. Look at me.'
Matthews exclaimed fatteringly
Mrs. Peyton! You don't even look
like the same person"
AS she responded to his smile OF
glowing friendliness, she thought
OF his cool manner the previous
night. You don't look like the
same person, either, for that mat
ter" She gave one sleeve a loving
sweep. Isn't it pretty" Before he
could answer she said, more as II
she were talking to herself, "You
know. Mr.. Matthews. don't even
feel like the same person"
The desk clerk smiled. then
reached back OF him and pulled a
key and note from a cubicle. "Mr
Peyton left you this message"
All the excitement left her face.
you mean he went out"
Matthews features were careful
ly controlled. Yes. With Miss
Drake and Miss Lyndon"
Anette glanced at the gold wrist
watch her grandmother had given
her for a graduation present, real
izing, even through her hurt puz-
element. how homogeneous and
schoolgirlish it looked between the
edge of her fur sleeve and her dia-
mond rings. What time did Miss
Lyndon come after them ?"
"Oh, she didn't come after them
Miss Lyndon has one Of the pent-
house apartments here at the no.
tel. They left just before you came
in"
II see" The girl glanced quickly
at Matthews and knew, despite his
frozen expression, that he had told
her Intentionally about Lois Lyn.
don's living at the same hotel, that
he wanted her to know.
Just then the clerk allowed that
frozen expression to melt into one
Of solicitation. He suggested in q
low, tense voice, IF I were you
Mrs. Peyton, I'd try to spend as
much time with Mr.. Peyton as pos.
sible. He leads such a different life
from most men, nerve-wracxing
difficult. sort of unreal life. i
seems to me-" He hesitated.
Il know what you mean, Mr.
Matthews. Thank you very much.
Anette clutched the envelope thai
held her husbands message anc
started for their apartment.
Safe, just inside the living room
door. she hurried to read it. "Au.
gust and l are going to the theater
to iron out slight hitch in the
third act. Lois Lyndon is driving
US. love you. Drink milk with your
dinner. See you later" Brief, hon.
est, not particularly romantic, and
certainly not apologize.
See you later" What did he
mean by that? Not dinner, at any
rate. She walked slowly across the
thick living room carpet. AS she
passed the table she picked up g
piece Of candy from the box tina,
80 hired her the night before aac
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right, but he doesn't propose to be
dictated TO.
He suppressed those Germans In
no time.
I've seen it happen in the Argen-
tine.
I've seen their Btenos Aires
shops sacked, their embassy loot
ed, their diplomatic representative
marooned on an island in the Rio
de la Plata.
Does this indicate that Henry
Wallace needs to do much worry
ing for IA bit ahead so far as
concerns the western hemisphere ?
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likely 10 take crack at Alaska
and the United States Pacific
northwest.
Alaska doesn't sound like an i'm
probability. It's only a short hop
thither from northern Nippon. The
more southerly coast isn't so con-
veniently vulnerable to raids by the
Mikado's sirmen. Still, there's no
telling what such desperate brood
niayn't attempt.
However. it's with AXIS fifth
columnist activity in our Latin re-
publics south Of the Rio Grande
that Henry's prophesy mainly con-
Germs itself. He recognizes that IS
Of their 20 governments are suftl-
GENTLY pro" Uncle Sam and the
rest Of the United Democracies to
have broken diplomatic relations
with the Axis bunch. and that the
other two are friendly our way.
Henry, though, mentions the like
lihood Of internal uprisings against
'em, to force their alignment with
the Axis, or. at least, TO nullify
'em, as democratic influences.
An Authority
Henry, having specialized on
Latin America. speaks with con-
siderable authority.
But does Henry know any more
about it than I do personally? I
spent a matter of years there. I've
supplied it with Uncle Sans local
publicity as to World War No. 1.
I've published a weekly newspaper
in its midst-The River Plate
American. I've got Latin Ameri-
canly-born daughter and two
grandchildren.
I think I can tie Henry as a
prognosicator on that part Of the
world.
AS everybodys aware, those
countries are, by descent, Spanish,
with the exception Of the biggest
Of EN-, Brazil, which is Portuguese.
Dictator Franco of Spain is totali-
tartan, but Spain, essentially. is
Russian in its sympathies and likes
Joe Stain. who certainly isn't pro-
Axis now. And Spanish-America
reflects Spain. Soil Franco him
self. as the Axis evaporates.
Brazil is additionally pro- United
States.
Cuba and Mexico are fanatical-
ly so.
Ditto 15-17ths of the rest of the
crew.
Now. Italy? Italians are about as
thick in Latin America az Span
iards and Portuguese. Just as. in
Italy. they're through with Musso-
lini, they're through with Herr Hit
Ter.
The Japs can be dismissed.
There are some colonies Of 'em,
but they rate, in Latin America,
approximately as they do here
That they could pull off an up
rising today is ridiculous idea.
The local police would suppress 'em
n Jlg-tn1e.
Now get down to the Germans.
They've got two stable east
coast South American settlemets.
Ones in the state Of Rio Grande
del Sui. in the southern end Of Bra
I'll. Another, more distinctly urban,
is in Buenos Aires. Argentina.
You Must Talk German
You get off a boat at Puerto Ale
gre. Estado Rio Grande do Sui, and
you'll have to speak German, to
transact retail business-it's so
Germanic that it is native.
Yet, during the last war, when
the state tried TO declare itself pro-
kaiser, II was skwushed in short
order from pro-Ally Rio. 1t hap
pened again this time.
Early in the muss Rio Grande do
Sui undertook to proclaim a Ger
man dictatorship in opposition TO
President Vargas Vargas is
pretty plain-spoken dictator all
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AuuIeSSlllS INC
Free World as
socia tion re-
Gently, he pre-
dicted "a last
desperate blow
by the totali-
tarians before
the season is
over, and ven
tured the guess
that it'll SUBJ
stantially side
swipe our hem
Lsphere.
The Japs, he
natnrasfnA ara
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Course Includes Chemistry

An equal period of time is given
70 chemistry. Another part of the
course is given to General Phar-
macy with a study of the COM
pounding of preparations and
also a study Of prescriptions.
Another subject is Materia Med
lea, or the action Of drugs and
other preparations.
Finally there is a course in
Pharmacy Administration, which
includes the filling and filing of
prescriptions, conduct in the phar-
macy and so forth.
Some pharmacists have e1-
pressed a fear that after the war
Is over the people taking these
courses will infringe upon their
professional prerogatives, but !
cannot feel that this is a very
pressing danger.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
NJ. Bis hydrochloric acid,
taken for some time, harmful TO
person? | have had this stomach
trouble for some time.
Answer: Hydrochloric acid may
be taken for quite 4 long time
without any permanent damage. 1t
should be taken in the dilute form.
The stomach naturally secretes
hydrochloric acid, so the body con-
stantly neutralizes certain
amounts of it.
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SYNOPSIS

ANETTE wINSLow. IT. beautiful.
and aspiring TO fame on the stage,
meets
LAURENCE PEYToN. top-ranking se-
tor. and
AUGUST DRAKE. Peyton's leading
lady. Larry in turn introduces her 10
HeireSs
LOIS LYNDON. and her brother.
JIMMY.
YESTERDAY: Professor VerraZano
tells Anette he Is going TO show her
pictures to Bradford and Seymour
two producers
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sting class from the nations SO
dental schools was 1868 - the
smallest with three exceptions in
As years. Even to maintain the
existing peacetime ratio Of one
dentist to every 1880 persons in
the United States, we should have
at least 700 more graduates. OF
course, this is much less than the
number which will be required
when we include the Army de-
mands,"
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BY Lnsan rIendenlns. N. D.

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
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Dentistry as a Career

Fer some time ] have urged
young men who are thinking Of
career 10 go into dentistry. In
fact, ! believe that in the future
there is no better equipment for
young man TO have than TO learn
some sort of trade which involves
the training of his hands. We are,
/ am sure, moving into a period
in the history Of the world when
caste will break down and he will
be lucky who has trained to be
plumber, carpenter or electrician
and he will probably be the one to
save his family from going to the
poor house.
The Army, I am interested TO
note, is furnishing an intensive
course in order TO train pharma-
cists. These courses are to be
given at six General Army Hos
pitfalls and last for period of 90
days or ~ weeks. Previous civilian
occupations are not very impor-
tant factors in determining who
shall be assigned to take the phar-
macy technician course. Conse-
quently, Army men having all
types Of experience now are TAX
ing these courses.
The pharmacy course seems TO
me to be quite complete in spite Of
the short time required to take it
1t consists in a course in Phar-
macy Mathematics which reviews
the fundamentals of arithmetic,
the metric and apothecary systems
Of weights and measures, a study
Of percentages and percentage so
lutions, calculation of dosage and
so forth.
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Half-Fo Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Twenty Years Ago
OF the Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society Of
Lillian Root president Mrs Joseph
president Mrs Albert Esslnger secretary and
Mrs. Lewis Stein,
pupils Willow School reported by
Miss Estee Susterka being the honor roll
Fred Lau James Haze Clayton HGbner
Myrtle Henry and Jess Curtis.
Members Of the American Legion have chosen Hemphl
delegate the second district Injecting
Birth daughter Ida Jane 10 Mr. and Mrs Harvey Wood.
bury.
Fifty Years Ago
The meeting Of year sappho Club
.. c. Bachelder
The entertainment BY the Methodist Sunday
nstted over SEQ Miss Mamie Wallace the
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Observations
Axis Unlikely to
Attempt New Action
in South America
By Cnarles p. Stewart
By Cnaries p. Stewart

VICE PRESIDENT HENRY A.
WALLACE is apprehensive Of lot
Of Axis dirty work in Latin Amer
lea during the coming summer.
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Your Health

Your Health
Emergency Brings
New Demands For
Dentists, Druggists
By Logan Clendenlng. NJ. D.
JUST AS the present emer-
gency is putting a tax upon the
supply Of doctors and nurses, so is
there naturally a tremendous de-
mand for dentists and pharma-
cists.
DR.. Harry B. Pinney, Secretary
Of the American Dental Associa-
ton has said: Last years gradu-
La gaceta., 1942-09-12

brio.
Y en- la plataforma trasera.
apareci6 la figura inmunda, no
rriblemente gorda Y vestida de
colorines y guinapos de una gi.
tana autentica.
Era la Chata.
AL verla, los dos hombres sus
pendieron su conversation.
Y ell Chepa coment6, con mu-
cha gracia:
-iSolo esta nos faltabal
Pablo hizo un gesto de conf
ca furia, suspir6, miro a Carols
como 81 lie fuera a tirar algo a
la cabeza, y ahadio por su parte
-lY aun no quies til que yo
cante las canciones de moda l..
iTeniendo al lado a Madame
POmpadOW!
Son6 una carcajada.
Pero la mujer-hipop6tamo la
core6.
-iJG, id, jill iva pues til
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rarme indirectas v directas y
hasta cinco tiros 81 quieres. que
10 qu'es hoy, no m'ofendo L..
iToo 10 doy por bien empleadc
desde qu'has vuelto, Pablitc
milo!
Los dos hombreS rieron mas.
Y la Chata, arrastrando su e.
norme faldamenta, que levanta-
ba nubecillas de polvo, sin dejar
de sonreir Y de mirar a su hon.
bre con ojos tiernos, vino junto
a ellos y Sc puso a razonar y ex-
plicar sus palabras:
-tY como no quies que me
muera por tus peazos, so negro?
ic6mo quies til que no 10 Quiera,
cdcho e Chepd, 81 desde que vo-
sotros whistles de Madrid otra
vez vivimos en- la gloria?....
ESQ es verdad-concedi6
Isidro.
-.-Antes, la Canamona y 70
nos pasabamos ell dia en- un an:
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LA manana, apareciendo los tres
en- ell Carol.
ia ver!.- La algeria de We
ros a los dos Y, ademas. de salu.
dar a un buen amigo, como STEM
pre- 10 fue ell Nino de las Gave
ras!'.. ~ va 10 estais viendo
desde que vosotros whistles. no
nos molesta nj una rata L.. lC6-
mo no quies qu'este muerta DOR
tus peazos, negruzo mic. v one
solo yea por tus ojos, v que me
tenga que echar los frenos do
las cuatro ruedas pa no estar
siempre besandote Y comiendo.
te..- iiiasi, asi, asi, amsi!!!l-m
la mujercan6n incapaz de
eontener por mas tempo la loca
ternura que la inspiraba su HON
Ore abrio los brazos cay6 sobre
ell estrujandolo TODD contra q,
pecho, semejante a dos enormes
.peilejos de vino, a, tempo que le
oeVoraba materialmente q ro.-
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desde la famosa tarde que sus O.
currio llevarnoS al teatro. al Pa.
ralelo, aquello no era vivir. iNo
era vivir, no!... Como a vosotros
sus habian cogio, y estabais en-
la Modelo de Madrid, a nosotras
no nos dejaban parar; que 81 a
la coma; que 81 un registro en-
el caro-; que 81 UeRgan ust6s
con n%osotroS a dclarar Ago.. en-
lin, que nos tenian f~ritas...
5iY tG?-la interrumpi6 81
Chepd, miranda alternativamen
te al elefante Y a Pablito. que Sc
guia con Ell caldero Y Ell martillo
en- las manos.
u Yo?~.. 70 no hacia mas
que decirle a la Eme: "iEsto no
10 arregla mas cue Pablitol..-
Hasta que Pablito no salga de
la MOdelo, de Madrid, este no
tie apano!.." Y va 10 estais wien
do.....
+Que susie sus dimos aque-
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Joe Louis esta en- camino de Greenwood LAX
Dice que subira al ring en- perfectas condolences

Chicago, Sept. 12.- Esta en-
canine de Greenwood Lake, N,
York, donde Sc ejercitara para
Ia pelea del dia IL de octubre.
con Billy Conn, Ell sargsnto Jose
Luis, campe6n mundial de bo-
xeo.
La pelea con ell irlandes Conn,
excampe6n de las IT'S libras, sc
verificara en- ell Estadio de los
Yankees, bajo la suprema direc-
ci6n de Mike Jacobs. Tendra el
combate un Unite de Is asaltos.
requerido por las reglas cuandc
Sc discute un titulo de campe6n.
Hace ell viaje con Louis, que
regala sus servicios al Fondo de
Auxilio del Ejereito, Julian
Black, uno de sus directories.
Ell campeon Sc vera precisado
a disminuir, para llegar a su me
jor peso de batalla, de IL a 10 i
bras,
Sera su primer match" des-
de que derribara a Abe Simon,
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escapar de las garras de la poll
cha?
Era maravilloso yer a la ele-
gGntfsimG tribu dormir a pier
ma suelta, conner como helioga-
balos, descansar interminable-
mente y darse una vida regala-
da en- medic de este paraiso en-
que ahora vivian, luego de su
terrible y negra historical, Y te-
niendo pendientes tantas y tan
tas %cuentas con Ia justicia.
Y es que. los cuatro, pero So
bre TODD el gran Cogorza, pare
clan sobrenadar Y subsistir, fe-
Ices y serenos, por encima de
todos los obstaculos de Ia vida,
semejantes a los corchos, que
flotan siempre Y acaban por sa-
lir a la superficie, aunque Sc les
Ihunda muchos metros debajo
del aqua.
O.
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Wyatt Sc debilit6 en- ell octa-
vo, cuando lie batearon Y lie hi
cieron dos carreras.
Ell triunfo de aver fue ell vige-
octave del San Luis en- III
total de 33 juegos.
Las dos potentes novenas vol.
veran a jugar hoy y son anun.
ciados como pitchers Max La.
nier y Max Macon.
st. Louis &c, 8h, De; Brooklyn
DC, 3h, De.
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LIGA AMERICANA

Hicieron los Medals Rojas de
Boston Is carreras, con II hits,
atropellando a tres pitchers del
Cleveland.
Chase limit6 a 9 los hits del
Cleveland. que anot6 dos carre-
ras. Lou Boudreau esta enfermo
y Peters lie substituyo en- ell SIS.
La ventaja de los Yankees So
bre ell Moston es ahora de 9 jue-
Cos.
Boston 15c, 17h, 2e; Cleve-
land &c, Oh, Be.
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La Gaceta FOlletin No. 1888
TOMO TNROHRo
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

polvo v de basura, e iban vesti-
dos de harapos. con grandes
sombreros viejisimos. Y qos dos
parecian pertenecer a esas tri-
bus de hdngaros que vienen a
nuestros pueblos de vez en- vez,
vendiendo calderos Y s~artenes.
Cogorza, no hay que decirlo,
era Ell que habia organizado a
sus hMestes en- esta forma de tri-
bu hdngara o de aduar de gita-
nos, para despistar a la policia.
SC6mo diablos el, el gran cri-
minal v bandido, v su no meDOs
ilustre segundo, eI Chepd, y las
dos mujeres que dormian en- Ell
del caro-, habian degrade
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ror la cuenta de diez, Ell pasado
27 de MARIO.
Interrogado sobre su estado
fisico " Gas probabilidhdes de
victoria de Billy, manifesto
"No permitan que Sc les enga-
ne"
"Estare en- magnfficas condi-
clones y ganare. Ahora mi esta-
do fisico es mejor que nunca."
Sc lie ha. concedido a Luis una
licencia de 81 dias.
No agrada a Luis la idea de
que ell vencedor defienda SUI IT,
tulo, para una audiencia de SOL
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LOS JUICES DE MANANA
EN- CUSCADEN

No tienen ningin interes des-
de ell punto de vista del campeo
nato Intersocial, los desafios de
mahana domingo en- ell parque
Cuscaden.
va esta decidido que novenas
Jugaran la serie de tres juegos
que antecede a la serie definiti-
va.
Los partidos dc manana, en-
ire la Unione Italiana y los Ca
balleros Leales y 81 Circulo Gu
bano y ell Centre Asturiano, sc
jugaran con la habilidad Y buen
gusto de siempre; pero no repre-
sentan otro valor que aumentar
los ingresos.
Ell venidero domingo empeza-
"a la serie de tres desafios entire
los Garibaldinos y los Asturia-
nos,
La novena que de tres juegos
game dos, pasara a disputar los
mayores lhonores al Circulo Gu
bano.
Sc compondra la segunda Sc
RE, como en- otros amos, de siete
desafios.
dados americanos, en- I'm campa-
mento del norte de Irlanda.
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OEPORTE
LIGA MACDONALD
Los CdrdenGles deTr0tdron
a los Dodgers.
Hoy volverdm O jugdr las
pOtentes nOVenGs

New York, Sept. 12.-Esqui.
vadores y Cardenales jugaror
aver en- Brooklyn y la novena dc
st. Luis, con Cooper en- la lfnes
de fuego, venci6 a la que dirige
Leo Durocher.
Los famosos bateadOres de
Brooklyn Sc quedaron en- tres
"Jilotes' y no pudieron llegar
Ia gonna. Este coloca a los Paja.
ros Rojos a un desaffo de sepa.
raci6n del primer lugar.
Wyatt, reemplazado pors Lar.
ny French, permiti6 ocho hits
y lie anotar0n tres wees.
Dispararon los "terapeuticos
de los maltratados Galan, Vaug'
han y Reese. NADIA pudieron ha.
Ger los celebres bateadores Pc
ter Reiser, Joe Medwick, Dolpl
Camilli v Herman.
Fue la vigesima victoria d.
Cooper y su octavs lechada' cor
ira las novenas del circuito.
Ademas de su perfecto domi.
Mo de las curvas y rectas, Coo
per vontribuy6 a su exito cor
dos hits y dos carreras. Hasts
laa sexta entrada no habia llegs
do a las bases ninguno de los ba.
t. dores de los Dodgers.
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Los Atleticos superaron y de-
rrotaron a los Tigres, utilizan-
do en- la Inca de combate a
Christopher.
Tres lanzadores subieron a la
"lomita" por ell Detroit, Trout,
ell vapuleado, Manders Y Hen
shaw.
La derrota de Trout fue su de-
Gina septima. Los arbitros reti-
raron a este pitcher cuando in
tento pegarle a un espectador.
Philadelphia sc. III, lie; De-
roit &c, 10h, 2e.
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LOS CARDENALES COM
PRARON UN NUEVO TOR
PEDERO"

San Luis, Sept. 12.@Se agre
go aver a los Cardenales, re-
fernando la esperanto de vic
toria de estos, ell joven short
stop" Jeffrey Cross, del club
Rochester, Liga International.
Marty Marion, ell "torpedero'
de los Pajaros Rojos, tiene lasti-
mazda una pierna y lie ha releva-
do frankie Crespi.
En- 10 que va de temporada SUI
promedio al bate eS de 200.
Tambien Sc adquirieron del
Rochester los services del vete-
rano pitcher Bill Beckman.
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Sc sonora la
tina para atender los queha-
ceres de una casa. Lame por
ell telefono M 66-163 o dirija-
Sc al 108h West Gladys st.
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Victoria de sos Rojos

Los Rojos de Cincinnati hi.
cieron tres carerras en- ell once
no Timing y derrotaron a los
Phillies. Ell triunfo Sc lie anot6
a Beggs, que relieve a Wander
Nicer. Melton fue ell lanzador
"apaleado'.
Cincinnati &c, l3h, lie; Phila-
delphia sc, 13h, lie.
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Ell pitcher 'tap6n' Adams in
tervino aver en- su 81 juego de
la temporada y alcanz6 su octa-
va victoria. Dejo establecida u
ma nueva marca.
Chicago &c, IN, De; New York
&c, 12h, lie.
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ST senior
Compre la pintUra B.
L. P. Solamente Sc ven
de en- King-G Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. avenida y
Gale Is.
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tro con besos enormes v caricias
de elefanta.


Pablito sc habia medic des-
piomado hacia atras con aoueIla
avalanche de carne sudorosa. y
CRITIC, cast ahogandose:
i I'm paraguas, Chepa!...
-iQue paraguas nj que ocho
cuartos L.. No te valdra NADIA!
! Eres milo, milo, miol-repuso la
muJer, suspendiendo un instan-
las dulces hostilidades.
i Mujer, que 70 no me baho
mas que Ell dia Ell Corpus!-pro-
testo Pablo, rechazandola Y linn
piandose ell rostro negro que Ia
otra lie habia Henado de saliva.
Ell Chepa liaba un cigarro y
exclam6 filOs6ficamente, recor-
oando sus tardes y sus noches
DEL cine, y tirandoselas de Illus
trado y quito:
-fE ratio de In SahinaL
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Ed Smith dej6 ID los Yankees
en- siete hits y les cargo otras
nueve argollas, el segundo re-
gallo de la misma clase recibido
por Mccarthy en- dos dfas. Don
aid lanz6 por los neoyorquinos.
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ma" una vez, en- el octave episo-
dio.
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Hundson el vapuleado.
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Hayes, Judnich, Vernon y Case
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will be guests this evening az the
Country store Night. The John +.
Barnhill Memorial Band will give
a concert at $3.50 p. m.
"Starlets OF Tomorrow" with en-
tertainers from Jimmie Hunts Stu
do of the Dance was featured as a
free attraction to Monday nights
audience. Those on the program
were Joyce Wright. who presented
a strut and tap number: Bonnie
Schoolmaster. who gave two tap
dances; Marilyn Hines who rem
dered a baton and tap number and
Mary Margaret and Ronald Heath,
tap dancers.
Prizes were given three winners
determined by the applause OF the
audience. Joyce Wright received a
SIS book OF Defense stamps, Bonnie
Schoolmaster, 80 in stamps and
Marilyn Hines s. in stamps.
Candidates in the popularity con
test for the title of Miss Victory
OF 1912 were presented Monday
night. They were Misses Betty
Hines, Marian L. Stephenoff, Betty
Sirks and Bernice Kline.
Meanwhile. all is in readiness for
the climax OF the pageant Wednes.
day night when Miss Victory OF
1872 will be crowned, attended by
three maids OF honor. The corona.
ton will take place on the platform,
at 1890 p. m.