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trust either during or after the
war" he continued.
Turning to the war, he said he
was one of those opposed to get
ting the United States into war.
There are a lot of people in
the east who urged us to get in
and they r now trying to get
soft jobs for ther sons in Wash
ington," he declared.
81 have been criticized because 1
am not a yes man. I assume you
sent me to work for the interests
of Montana and not for a lot of
bureaucratS. I have never been a
yes man for any president, Repub-
lican or Democrat, and as long as
I am in Washington, 1 won't be.
Attitude on Election
Some politicians are saying, he
continued, that Il want to be a
political dictator in Montana" He
added 81 do not care who the
people of Montana elect to the sen
ate, except that I would like to see
them elect someone who will fight
for Montana rather than be a yes
man for the bureaucrats in Wash
ington, and who will be more in
terested in the problems of our
people than a political jobs for a
few favorites."
Senator Wheeler said he had
been told he had incurred the
of the president. Why then,
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BIRTHS

To Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ulvestad
Of Nashua at the Deaconess hosp
ital, July 9, a son.
To. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dillavau
OF Nashua at the DeaconesS hosp
ital, July 8. a daughter.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hanson of
Saco at the Deaconess hosp
ital, July 9, a daughter.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey H. Lewis
of Glasgow at the Deaconess hosp
ital, July 10, a son.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Beck of
Nashua at the Deaconess hospital,
July IL, a son.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice B.
Wood of Glasgow at the Deaconess
hospital, July 10. a daughter.
To MI. and Mrs. Bernard STEM
bakken of Nashua at the Deaconess
hospital. July Is. a daughter.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Fuller
ton of Nashua at the Deaconess
hospital, July is, a son.
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Mrs. Palm and Mrs. wood
Hnnnred Ry Methodist Circle

Mrs. Arthur H. Palm, who was
moving to Culbertson. was given a
farewell gift, and Mrs. Maurice
Wood was given a baby blanket
as a gift from members of Meth
odist Circle B at a meeting at the
home of Mrs. NJ. C. Rudberg last
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Rud-
berg presided at a business meeting
and conducted devotions. Guests
we're Mrs. w. L. Bennett, Mrs. w.
w. Hurd and Mrs. C. R. st. Clair
of Glasgow and Mrs. Ella Wells of
Fairview, who was visiting Mrs. H.
o. Morgan. A luncheon was served
after the meeting.
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richardson Reynolds

Russell Ray Richardson of Deer
Lodge son of DR.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Richardson of Glasgow, and Miss
Marion Reynolds of Deer Lodge
were married at the First Presby-
terrain church in Deer Lodge, July
l. The Rev. John McRobert Lilley
officiated.
The brides attendants were Miss
Mary Mccormick and Mrs. w. D..
Thomson. The bridegroom's best
man was Melvin Kelley. The bride
was given in marriage by her bro
ther, Ed Reynolds of Butte. Maurice
Mccormick ushered. Miss Marion
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MARRIAGE

HINSDALE- Harold Brown and
Miss Erma Hartley of Hinsdale
have announced their marriage to
take place at Glasgow July 25. Mr..
Brown is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Brown of Hinsdale and
Thoeny. Miss Hartley is the daugh-
ter Of V. T. Hartley CT Hinsdale
and a 1912 graduate of the local
high school.
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Fourth Birthday
Is Celebrated

The fourth birthday of Jerry Rae
SCHNEIDER, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerhardt SCHNEIDER, whose farm
home is five miles from Glasgow,
was celebrated with a party at
the home of the little girls grand
mother, Mrs. William Raymond,
Thursday afternoon. Games were
played. Favors we're drawn from a
"fishpond" and there were balloon
favorS for each guest. A decorated
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Community


FRIDAY
2:30 p. m. - Reception for Miss
Maybelle StenSrud at Deaconess
hospital.
TUESDAY
6:15 p. m. Business and Pro-
fessional Woman's club dinner
meeting at Dunn'S Coffee shop.
WEDNESDAY
2:30 p. m. - West Galpin club
with Mrs. D. L. G 'spie.
THURSDAY
2:30 p. m. Helping Hand soci-
ETY. at farm home of Mrs. Sam
Rave.
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PLANT is DAMAGED

OPHEIM-A dirt and windStorm
which began Saturday night and
continued most of Sunday, caused
damage to the Opheim Electric
company plant. A resulting short
circuit burned up some equipment.
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Castleton was organist and John
Murphy sang Because"
The bride formerly lived in An
aconda and was graduated from
the Anaconda high school. She at
tended the state university at Mis-
soula. Mr.. Richardson is f%ingerprint
technician at the Montana state
prison.
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Royal Neighbor
uditO Appointed

Mrs. F. S. Mueller was appointed
a special auditor and Miss Myrtle
McClocklin as alternate auditor for
the Royal Neighbors at a meeting
of Adah Camp at the Royal Neigh
Dor hall Thursday night. Mrs. T. M.
Owings presided. After the meeting
a no-hostess luncheon was served
at the Eat shop
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Civilian Defense
Final Meeting Is
On Friday Night

Last session of the civilian de
Tense training course will be held
at the civic center Friday night at
1880, it was announced today be-
cause of conflicting activities. he
said. All who have registered for
the class were urged by him to
attend the concluding session.
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Reception Is Friday
for Miss Stensrud

The people of Glasgow and vicin-
ity will be given an opportunity
to meet Miss Maybelle Stensrud,
new superintendent of the Deacon
eSs hopitaI, at a reception in her
honor gives at the hospital Friday
afternoon by the Deaconess Hosp
isl guild and the Valley County
Frapers guild. The hours win be
fr9n 2:30 10 5.
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Helping Hand Society
Has Program Meeting

Mrs. T. H. Markle conducted de
votions and presented ? program
on missionary readi a meeting
of the Helping Hama society of the
Baptist church at the church par
lors Thursday afternoon. After the
meeting a luncheon was served by
Mrs. E. B. Pease. The next meeting
will be at the farm home of Mrs.
Sam Rave.
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Fourth Birthday
of Dean swanson Celebrated

Dean Swanson Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dean Swanson, celebrated his
fourth birthday Monday afternoon
at a party for five boy friends
Games were played and there were
balloon and candy all-day sucker
favors. Ice cream was served.
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Special Meeting
O Legion Friday

Commander G. NJ. Lindberg of
Valley American Legion post an
nounced today a special post meet
ing will be held in the civic center
Friday night at s. It is of special
Importance and every member
should attend, he added.
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Family Reunion Marks
Wedding Anniversary

A family reunion at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burger marked
the observance of their thirty-first
wedding anniversary, July 5. Those
present included Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Atkins and thre children of Anoka,
Mimi, Mrs. Adolph Lucht and
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Lutheran Esther Circle
Meets at Church

Mrs. Gina Harmeson was hostess
and served lunchesn following a
meeting of Esther Circle of the
Lutheran Ladies Aid at the church
parlors Thursday. Mrs. P. w. Bailey
presided and led devotions.
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Social and Club Mews
of the Glasgow Section

birthday cake and another cake
were cut. Diane and Betty Mohlel
of Nashua were out-of town guests
| other guests were Gay Knierim
| Carol Bardell, Rose Hammerness,
KAY Mueller. Rita Sternhagen, Bar
bara Richardson, Betty and Dora
Nelson. Marlene Armstrong, Mari
lyn Schuster. Dee Dykstra, Mary
N~offsinger. and Avonne Collins. The
guests brought gifts for Jerry Rae.
Pitman-Kamrud
Miss Bertha Pitman OF Seattle,
Wash. daughter of j. R. Pitman
ard Mrs. o. E. Welfare of Seattle,
and Ted Kamrud OF Hinsdale, son
of T. E. Kamrud Of Hinsdale, and
Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson Of Tacoma.
Wash. were married at the Meth
odist church Saturday evening in
the presence of a few friends ana
relatives. The Rev. w. L. Bennett,
pastor of the Methodist church
cfficiated.
The bride was dressed in a blue
and brown street suit with brown
accessories and wore a corsage OF
gardeniaS and talisman roses. Mrs
John E. Hagen, sister of the bride
was matron of honor and
a dark green street suit with
rust accessories and a corsage OF
-a!isman roses. Richard Eaton OF
ainsdale was best man. Also pre-
sent at the wedding were T. E.
.amrud. Mrs. Byron Armstrong,
Alan Anderson. and John Michael
Hagen. An informal supper was
.erved at the home of Mrs. Arm
trong following the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kamrud will make
heir home north of Hinsdale, I
where he is farming.
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TRANSIENT is INJURED

Navarro Hernandez, 81, of Selma,
Calf, "a taken to the Deac-
oness hospital Wednesday night
by Saco residents. He had suffered
a evere foot l~aceration while try
ing to catch a ride on a freight
train near Saco.
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Mrs. Bailey HOnOr
Two Visitors

Mrs. P. w. Bailey entertained a
group of friends Friday afternoon
as a compliment to Mrs. Albert
Mortenson of Chelan, Wash, and
Mrs. Eddie Lentzner of Los Angeles,
who have been visiting in Glasgow.
The group sewed and visited and
a luncheon was served.
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Embroidery Club
SURPRISES Mrs. billiard

Mrs. Maude billiard was surprised
at her home Wednesday afternoon
by members of the Embroidery
club. who brought their sewing and
a lunch and spent the afternoon.
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Mrs. Nelson
Honors MIS-. LuntZ

Mrs. Wilburn Nelson entertained
a group of friends at her home
Tuesday afternoon to honor Mrs.
Louis Luntz of haywood, Calf,
who is visiting in Glasgow. The
hours were spent informally and
a luncheon was served.
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GUESTS AT

Guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Ward in Richland Wed
nesday were Mr.. and Mrs. Cloyd
Stahl and daughters and Mrs
Amanda Stahl.
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According to
The Courier"
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Willie L. Bohne, and Catherine
Francis Robertson, both of Nashua.
Ted E. Kamrud, %, and Bertha
Pitman, l8, both of Hinsdale.
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I am a self made man and I do
understand the problems of the
common man and woman. If I am
elected, I will support legislation
that will benefit the most people,
and I will be on the alert for the
welfare of Valley county and the
State.
La gaceta., 1942-06-01
LA MULTITUD MATO EN-
PARIS A DOS PO-icIAE i,

Vichy, JUNO Dos poll
cias murieron on Pari4 y III ter
cero sufric her!das cuando ira
taban de c%ontener a una null
titud que asaltaba un estable-
cimiento de comestibles.
Las personals que entraron
en- ell establecimiento tiraban
los where's a los que Sc hal la
ban fuera.
Varios arrestos Sc efectua-
ron. La policia atribuye los
desordenes a actividades de
los comunistas.
En- otra demonstration de vic
lencia, un grupo de j6venes,
i~nspirados por los nazis, derri
baron la estatua ecuestre de
Eduardo VII, rey de lnglate-
IRA.
Pierre Laval conIerenci6 aver
en- la antigua capital de Fran
ella, con lideres del trabajo y
la industrial, buscando una ma
yor collaboration con Hitler.
La gaceta., 1942-06-01
AMABLE I~NVITACION

Mucho apreciamos, por la
cortesfa que encierra, la invi-
taci6n mandada a nuestro di-
rector para ell Picnic que ell We
nidero domingo ofrecera, en-
su edificio, ell castillo Crist6bal
Colon No. 7, de los Caballeros
del Aguila de Orc.
Empezara la fiesta a las II
y 80, seggn el atento secreta-
rio Jose Castro.
Centenares de billetes Sc
han vendido va.
Merece la cooperation de to
dos, por su gloriosa historic, la
poderosa logia.
Els diputado del Castillo Girls
t6bal Colon ell querido hernia
no Segundo Gonzalez.
La gaceta., 1942-06-01

ballet de Sangre" es el libro
en- Que describe, en- lorna de dia
rio, la dramatica caida de Fran
cia, apreciando sus causas y las
graves consecuencias para las
democracias en- su lucha por la
Libertad. Relatados los hechos
por un testigo prssencial, inves-
lido de representation diploma
tica laboranjo por restablecar
las relacioes ~diplomaticas de In
glaterra y Mexico, Y per ampa-
rar y proteger la emigration
republican, eapahola, reune un
vasto acervo de ~testimonios de-
cumentales, que comentados con
la experienced de las observacio-
La gaceta., 1942-06-01

trar su a~rgumento, me refirio
octa an6cdota que dijo haoer re-
cogido dc fuqntes confiienciales
del Kremlin:
Fl % de- agosto &c 1899,
fedha en- cue Molotov suscribia
q pacto d. po-agresi6n con Ale
acknowledgements como repre-
sentante de este pals Ribben-
trop-, los 'delegados franceses,
gus habian rermanecido en- Mos
eli mas de dos mese3 buscando,
fuera de TEMPO, una alianza
militar con Ell Gobierno de los
Soviets, sCiicitaron audiencia
del Comisario de Relaciones Ex-
teriores de Russia, sin duda para
consultarle los motives que lie
halbian inIucido a desairar, en-
forma tan visible, los prop6sitos
del Estado frances. Ell astuto di-
.%clomatico, af9l,e como de COS
tumbre, limit6 su re9puesta. in
vitardoloa a que escucharan 81
tcca-discos instalado en- SUI ofici-
ma privada, para no agriar q
mCmento con eMpl.caciones en-
fadCsas, Atentos los visitantes.
reccgieron del aparato la repro
ducci6n fiel de la ccrferencia ce
lebrada en- Munich, el ano SO,
en- dcnde Sc decide la suerte de
Checoeslovaquia. En- ell desarro-
No de las negociaciones, escucha
Con los delegados franceses, con
marcado asombro, la voz de Da-
Ladder, que afirmaba con enfa-
sis: "Estoy de acuerdo en- consi-
darar que Russia significa un pc
ligro comdn. Ddbsmos approve
char las CIRCUMSTANCES para a.
niquilarla cuanto antes. Ash IL
braremos al mundO de la anne
naza que representa- sus hor-
das bolcheviques". Molotov-si-
gui6 relatandome ell doctor Ne
grin, frotandose las manos de
satisfaction, suspenii6 la au-
diencia, con estas elocuentes pa
labras EEL senior Daladier,
su ex-Primer Ministro, nos ha
hecho ell servicio de j~ustificar,
ante ustedes, la actitud de la y.
r. S. S. Gracias a estos discos,
que nos fueron prop0rcionados
aver por el cancilier Ribbentrop
tuvimos la fortuna de conocer
los "amableS' conceptos con que
tanto nos honra el antique Pre-
sidente del Gobierno de Fran
cha. Excusen ustedes que, hasta
ahora, no hayamos podido CO.
responder a tan singular genti-
leza".
La gaceta., 1942-06-01
Ell DE VERA.
no DE LA -UNTA DE RE-
GREG

FL programa de verano de
la Junta de Recreo sc iniciara
en- la manana de no, a las 8,
bajo la supervision de Nash
Higgins.
De los II parques para nj
nos y ninas, permaneceran a.
biertos hasta las 10 de la no.
che, todos los Mas, Cuscaden,
Rey, Jackson, De Soto y Mac
Farlane.
Las piscinas de nataci6n, la
de Cuscaden y la isla Davis,
estaran abiertas todos los dfas
con la exception de los saba
dos y los domingos, entire las
0 de la mahana y las 10 de la
noche.
Los Instructors nombrados
SON: Ponce de Leon, Consuelo
Cre:po; Rey, Adolfo Ricardo;
Cuscaden, Tony Provenzano;
De Soto, Phillip Bondi; Coma
lez, Marcy Hope; Henderson,
Ruth Weintraub; Broward,
Brenelle Mobley; Jackson
Heights, Camille DeNegre;
Buffalo, Olive Salberg; Gary,
Mary Rigsby; Lee, Marcy Ho-
pc; Plymouth, Dick Spoto; Sc
minole, Lorene Hunt; Sigh
Avenue, Jane Gibion; Hyde
Park, Mary Christy; Flora y
Central, Alice Firman; Mac
Farlane, L. A. Cunningham.
La gaceta., 1942-06-01
(PoR Ell GENERAL JOSE AsENsIo)

mes directas dan un alto valor
histGrico a la obra, y la ponen
en- primera Inca, en- la batalla
que hoy rine el mundo.
Retrata la Europa sangrante,
1ajo la nube de aislacionistas y
cnemigos encubiertos de la de-
mocracia, que llevan a la vergon
rosa capitulaci6n de Francia,
tajo la conjura de politicos ger
manizados que siguieron la hue
LA trazada por Hitler a trav6s
lei siniastro Laval. Sc we como
surge la figura militar del de-
fansor de Verdun, conquistado
durante. su estada en- la Emba-
jada de Madrid y como los desas
tres militares son aprovechados
para influir en- la d6bil actua-
ci6n del Presidente Lebrun, que
deseaba a toda costa ser leal a
81 alianza con Inglaterra.
Ell Mariscal de Francia Sc apo
icra del pOder, en- forma muy
similar a como 10 hicieron los
demas dictaldores, jugando la in
habilitaci6n de los dirigentes
politicos y sus Odios y rencillas
de tipo personal. Complete los
cuadros con anecdotes Y relatos
de cosas vividas y relciona la cal
da de Francia, con la de la Re-
pLblica E~spanola. Senala un he
Tho y es que la gran batalla de
Francia Sc perdi6 en- Munich. Y
aMplica como ALI sc perdi6 la
batalla de Espana Y Sc prepare
IA de Francia, jugada habilmen
te por Ribentrop. Veamos ell pa
safe: "...Por 81 supe, en- tan de-
.tcadOs momentos, que ell Co
bierno de Dalal1ier era ell inme-
diato responsible del collapse SUI
cedido por la falta de sinceridad
en- sus ralaciones con la U. R.
S. s., con la que Francia debi6
halberse mantenijo siempre en-
terminus de poderada amistad,
EN- gracia al conocimiento de que
Russia significaba Ell equilibrio
militar de Europa. Para Illus
La gaceta., 1942-06-01
LA GAcE5rA

La obra de etc vigcro2o inte-
lcctuaI moyiGano a'ircado entire
los defensores de Ia Libertad, es
IN tribute para la vic oria 4sl
mundo Y mucatra cual os ei ca
mino dc ia victoria. A. traY6s de
sus paginas sinc9ras y veridicas
sc We como q enemigo que derro
ia a las fuerz9s militar en- los
Ifrantes, srgoGe>ha q de aliento
politico y Tova a la retaguardia
Ia Decentralization que es la de-
rrota de Fran?ia y 81 1ntrega
81 secular eremigo, y sehala CO.
mo el espiritu frances viva Y CO.
mo ansia la viz eria de las demo
cracias.
Ell luchador meXicano, Presi-
derte dol Partido De la Revolu-
Ici6n Mexicana. Enviado extra
Iordinario V Ministro Flenipoten
ciario de Mexico en- Francia, en-
Ip'cna madurez lie penssmiento V
de palabra, cede a esta drama
tica bora una Cbra que induce a
la meditation; cue ofrece posi-
bilidades de examen; zero que,
go5re TODD, exigen una inmensa
acci6n contra la harbsrie orga-
nizada. F. honor lie Espana,
puesto a salvo, y 81 desaliento
rosponsable de Frarcia, trazan
las fundamentales ~directrices de
Ballet de Sangre, libro cargado
de eXperiencias, matizado de ar
te, sqcuiido de emoci6n; bella
sintesis de una dOlor que va no
csbe en- la cuenca de la mano del
mundO, Y CUE sale p0r la alberta
flor de sus dedos. I'm libro ges-
tado b2jo el estru ando de Tor a.
viones cainitas, al contacto de
las "P2nzer Divisiones." Una
obra, en- fin, con capitulares mi
madas pOr 81 incendio, con pagi-
mas macu'adas por la p6lvora.
que sehala a los paiSes en- CUE
IRA cual es ell canine de la vic
toria. Su affirmation de que
Churchill-P stain: dos sfmbo!os
I'm pUeblo que vive para po-
Ter MORN cC9 Gloria; un pueblo
que ma muerto para poder vivir
sin honor nos recuerda las pala-
bras que siguieron a la darrota
del Gran COrSo Napoleon des-
pues de Waterloo: TODD Sc ha
pardido, menos ell honor y la vi
da. En- Francia Sc perdi6 ell no.
nor de IN militar, pc salvar u
ma vida, y hoy tOdavia Sc debate
en- Ia esclavitud. Es preferable
sucumbir con honra a vivir con
vilipendio.
La d5ra de Rodriguez IS ell dc
cumento de mayor actualidad
para los pueblos en- lucha y dig
ma de figurar como uno de los
mejores ~sscritos en- la guerra &C
iual. La vsrda1 vive Y esa es la
moral del Licenciado Luis |. Ro-
'riguez, gran artifice de la vic,
t ria de la causa de la Democra,
cia.
General Jose ASeRSiO.
New York, mayo %, 1912.
La gaceta., 1942-06-01
ROcGI SIC REGOCIJA POR
IA CEDEN DE DrPORTA-
CICN CONTRA BRIDGES

San Francisco, California, ju-
Mo r. eclarando haze pocos
,dias ante un connie de la Asam-
LEA del Estado de California,
Harry Bridges, q. lider c5rero,
ocus6 al a.ca.de Rossi de ser un
dascista.
GEN alcalda Rossi es un fas2is
ia, manifesto Bidges, y partici-
pc en- I'm acto nazi caldorado IN
1893 para fe5.ejar la invasion
de Clacoeslovsquia.
Al SIR notificado el alcalie de
la orden de deportation firma-
da contra Bridges por el Abe
gado Genera Bidd'e, dijo cstas
ralabrss: "El extranjero Harry
Bridges, como lie ccnoz2o iesJe
mare mu-h0 ti,mpo, ha sido
siempre un factor de perturba-
ion en- nue9.ra cOmunidad, y ha
sido la causa de mucha desfa-
vorable y p~-rjudicial publici3ad
contra nuestra armada ciudad.
Ell hecho de que el Abogado &C.
neral haya ordenado su deporta
ci6r, justifiaa mis- pala5ras.'
Bridges Sc halla en- libertad
bajo fianza y Sc organizara un
comit6 para defenderlo.
La gaceta., 1942-06-01

did so well in this newest Hardy
film that the pictures ending had
to be rewritten. Originally the
screenplay left her unhappy and
Tilted by Andy. But preview audi
ences liked Donna so well that they
didn't want her heartbroken at the
end. So Metro has filmed a new
ending. How does this new romance
end now? We'd suggest you see
"The Courtship of Andy Hardy"
when II reaches your neighborhood
and find out for yourself.
La gaceta., 1942-06-01

81, senior:
Para pintar mejor SUI
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por K n g
Greco Hardware Co..
ga. Avenida y Gale Is
La gaceta., 1942-06-01
' n()1HTWSo ;
Lee o. Lyon

A NEW Will
liam Powell and
a new Hedy La
MARI are what
you can expect to
see in M-G-M's
Crossroads,
Hollywood col
umnist John
pre-
diets. He re-
ports that in the
past Hedy has
been stately, Sc
rious and very
but
now there is mis-
La gaceta., 1942-06-01

PROPHETIC:
Il is C~leveland's
critic Ward
Marsh who re-
prints excerpts
an inter-
view with w. S.
("Woody'') Van
printed In
his column in
1887. VanDyke
h ad just re-
turned TO this
country from
Alaska where he
directed "Eski-
mo . LIZ Anlh Ahn
La gaceta., 1942-06-01

Speaking OF
Andy Hardy,
iOhO is Mickey
Rooney to you,
hen nert do "A
YGnk at EtoR,"
a dramatic story
Of an American
boy IN England's
most exclusive
prep school ...
&c RICH
@ u I c X
AISLE is the
final title for the
neTt in the pro-
V~ocdtiVe Maisie
La gaceta., 1942-06-01

chief in her eyes, laughter on her
lips and gaiety in her voice" AS for
Powell, he departs from the gay and
debonair Thin Man roles and will
be seen in a dramatic characterize
tion-a man with amnesia, who
doesn't know whether he's a re-
spected French citizen or a petty
thief. Bill Powell says he's glad Of
the change because he thinks he's
been playing too many zany roles.
La gaceta., 1942-06-01

Cleveland reporter that he was dis
turbed by the huge number of Jap
anese fishing boats in American
waters, and he made a personal in
vestigation. "They were not only
poAching and keeping their home
markets supplied with our crabs
and fish, but they actually know
more about our West Coast and the
Canadian Coast than any other
people in the world"