davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
The Old Revived

y is interesting 70 note TOO.
that The demand for escape type
game. has inspired a general
revival Of = number of classic
game faVorfC~ that should Dc
light those who sigh for the
do.nCs of tho good old days.
Finch thu, turn Of the cen
fury craze that's PLAYED with 80
numbered cards. has landed
back ,n tho best seller class and
Us being hailed by this genera
ton As q grand discovery
Then there's good old Nonop-
oily that goes on and on
Sailors and soldiers are also
reported 10 envoy the monopoly
methods OF manipulating vast
sums Of money IN best robber
baron style.
And developments Of ana
grams. checkers, chess and lotto
are in evidence again. but IN
StrCamlincd versions.
II is interesting 10 note that
The impact OF war in the game
world has made itself felt nv
tho substitution NJ wood play
ing pieces for metal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Slack Happy

IF YOU'RE one of those lucky
gals who wears Stacks with ease.
ret some OF quilted vclvCteCn
cut like a South American
GauChos. with a quilted tur-
quoise velvcteon vest 10 keep up
your circulation after skiing or
skating.
Try mothcr-and-d a ugh tor
longing paIamaS Of navy cotton
corduroy with quilted tops
stitched i'm red 10 keep warm
without heat. or with Il flower
StrcWn velyetecn Jacket after
strenuous day on tho job 20 lift
your own spirits
Black VClvctccr Stacks with a
sleeveless finger'ip Jacket of
green cotton felt. Persian motifs
embossed on The pockets, keep
YOU warm and good 10 look at
when you wear them for dinner
~ home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
War Effort Stamps
Due After Jan. |

WASHINGTON, Dec Il. -Sev.
Cral new stamps are scheduled 10
he issued shortly after January !,
according 10 post office depart
ment advlCCS.
Post office officials said that de-
CiSionS on what denomination tho
stamps Will he and the dates Of
issuance arc Srill undecided.
II was learned however. that
tho proposed issues probably Will
he dedicated 10 the United Nations
war effort and. as such Will sup
plant the previously distributed
national defense series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Blood Bank Day
Set for Thursday

TO ENABLE members Of MS
neighborhood 10 more easily con-
tribute 10 the Rcd Cross blood
bank, Goodalc Womcn's Club
has named Thursday as blood
plasma day
The mobile unit Of the blood
bank will be al our Saviour
Lutheran Church al DickerSon
and Elmdalc avenues. THURSDAY
from ! TO 6 p. M 10 receive
blood donors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

Spira'ion for a variety Of now
and interesting strategy CamcSI
Then there's a swell nov South
American game with tho COM
petition based on trading oppor.
rlntlc> In accordance with our
good nolChbor policies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

MRS LOUIS ErGu of Dear
born VIII be guc,' speaker an tho
Christmas meeting Of South
western Womans Club, Thurs
GaV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
3rd UNI Lecture
Listed tuesday

THE THIRD lecture by Olive
Deane HORNED IN the Univcr-
Sity OF Michigan extension series
on Books and Total Victory
will be given az 2.30 p m and
7:30 p m, Tuesday in the Rack
ham Building.
Tuesday, lecture will deal
with recent books regarding
postwar plans for permanent
peace. The series is sponsored
by the Detroit Association of
University n Michigan Women.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Commando Game

For arm z hair StratcCIS'S
there are lots OF now game ne
NcntlonS.
The Ranger Commands a--
saultS on the invasion Goa Z
are the basis Of now favor''e
that uses the English Channel
coast lines as the playing feld
A. invasion harCcs are indi-
i by playing pieces
~fhc object Of tho game is 10
land on tho French coast and
destroy a maNlWum number ~
docks. power stations and other
military installations and ihcu
make safe return across the
channel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Flying Game

Learning 10 fy in The Army
Air Corps is the basis for an
other game for all tho family
that is based on actual training
methods.
Airplane combat and naval
msneuvers have provided in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Mrs. Fred K. Hauck To Review Revere

MRS. FRED X HAUCK will
review Esther Forbes book
Paul Revere and The World He
Lived In, al the luncheon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

Thursday IN Newbcrry House by
the LOUIS s. Clair Chapter OF
the Daughters Of the American
Revolution
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Games You
Can Play
At Home
nv ELEANOR ROSS

UIITH stay A. home and Ike
~ tho slogan n me aver
age American family for tho
duration. the old-fasHoncd cus-
tom Of Preside games IS having
rs biggest renaissance since the
horse and buggy days
The high school axe young
sterS who formerly vranEled
over who should have Inc car
on Saturday nights are now
entertaining their dates over the
game board And mother, happy
that her brood is A. home. IS
Glad 10 donate refreshments
The surprising demand for
games that both parents and
school age children can enjoy
together this Christmas IS owl
dence NJ this wartime trend,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Christmas Party

PALESTINE WOMAN'S As
ISOLATION viii hold itS Christ
mas party 1890 Friday. in the
home Of Mrs. Walter Gould IN
Cortland avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

RTJIIT Ihk-FHIh Ftfe
JIM onh Free Parking ~ MAR
RID An ANGEL" jeanette Macponald,
Nelson Eddy. Plus "IADY IN A JAM"'
wi'n Irene Dune and Patric knowles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

SHAFER- WAYNE-"ayne. Mich.
""''H l2.i5 Irene Dunno.
Ralph Bellamy N LADY IN JAM -
'HfILs or CAPISTRANO." Gene Autry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

TRFNT0N-Trenton. Mich. Park Free 4
ihLi'iVN Open 80. George Brent
Joan Bennett. TWIN BEDS" "JACKASS
MAIL Wallace Beery. Marjorie Main
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

SHFRIDAN-kerchevsi at sheridan
Ann sheridan Ronald Reagan
III nj GIRL" News Penny Singleton
blonde FOR VICTORY Cartoon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

80 N"' Seral novelty Cartoon wicfor
Mtiag.er POWDER TOWN Penny Sin
Eeton m "BIONDIF FOR VICTORY -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
TINES E0IIARC-MichIEan at Cas,

SXS'H Open VI. Park Free
AVER p NJ. News. Serial Cartoons
tyrone Power Linda DanelI. MARK OF
ZORRO" Tim Holt IN THE DUDE COW
BOZ GanEster Thriller. "DON,T TALK -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
pnYN-M near TsmpI, RA. nepe 4

p0XV-N Woodward near Temple Rt. 9696 4
hVhi open ~ Hours Free Parking
Geo Murphy In "MtNOR or 44TH ST.,
Anne shirley MI RIDER ~ THE BIG
HOY -, win Van Johnson. Plus Disnsys
Pluto, Jr. war Bonds Sold q Hrs Daily.
R0YAI -7-Nilie and Meyers u. S-f5s5 g
hOihL open 1890 Park Free LAts
Show $50. Cary Grant. Jean Arthur n
TALK or TIN TOWN" Monty Wooley
"lHE PIkD PIPER" Buy Bonds Here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

Grand River no. 1850 =
80" Open al rs r. NJ. Park Free
GIVE OFT. SISTERS" Andrew Sisters
Charles Butterworth in LITTLE TOXIC,
. :. A." Preston Foster. Brenda joyce
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

TME-lS22I East Jefferson, at Dre.eI
finL Open II 30 A NJ. Lates, New,
Cartoons Serial Mary Carlisle Richard
Cromwell in "BABY-FACE MORGAN
Plus Harry Carey and judith Allen in
PORT OF MISSING Girls
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
n ERE's MORE ABOUT
Stale Guard

week commanding the ReElmental
Service company. Tacoma station,
10 bs reEimsn,al supply efflesr
ts-<l. with headquarters II Ia
coma srmory. ana ist Lieut.. Mel
Voorhees,. until thls week first rla'
toon leader. Hsgimsntai ssrvics
company, to be captain. assigned
10 the same company.
Hamilton today announced t~u
appointments: Wilbur 4. Roberts
10 be- and lieutenant assigned 70 {
company. and Thsodors n Knight
llnEsr 10 be and lieutenant ss.
signed 10 Third Battalion Head
quarters company.
The fsst-KrowinT Tacoma sta.
ton now includes tho following
ofganisations. c company irifiel.
Third Battalion headquarters rom.
pany. Rsslmsntai ssrvies com
psny. Ind Company FIRST Prov.
sionsi battalion. Third Company
first Provisional battalion. meal.
cal detachment lsttschsd 10 Reg.
mental Services company.
Here 10 the stations rosisr 81
officers. Capt hamilton. Capt
Nelson. Capt fprl Edwin & Muir.
Capt. Lloyd sell, ir.. Capt veor.
hoes. Capt Anderson. Capt wo.d.
worth. ist Lieut.. chsriss r Sweet.
ist Lieut. Eib<rf N. Baker iss
Lieut. Waiter Morris. Lisut- Potter,
and Lieut. Frank n. Hartman.
Lieut. Roberts. Lieut. kniahtiinger.
Lieut.. Mlddissworsh
woodworth's organization IL BE-.
ina formed Of ystsrsns of the last
war. WIN drlll sundays 81 10 . m
~ the srmcry. Seventy -ssyen have
enlisted. Woodwork says. bui
more are needed. men with mill.
tary experiences prsfsfr~a
hssimsntsi services company has
Instituted the local stations first
Bon.comaaisslonsd officers senool.
which 10 IN session each hondsy
and wednesday sssnlns.
& company. headquarters com.
pssy and service company nov
are uniformed. the first tao nsmsa
are equipped with rifles Arms ana
equipment for all nnits nave been
rsqnlsi,ionsd ~ the stats from
federal srmofsss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
u. S. Sales Tax
Believed Near

BY JAMES sHEPLEy
United Preas Writer

WAsHINGTON-Consress APP
peared Thursday 10 be In q mood
TO give careful consideration TO
general sales tax As a means of
increasing the federal govern
ments revenue this year by
81. ooo. ooo. 600.
One congressional leader
believed such m Increase
bringing total tar collections
to 81. O00. 900. 000-was an Inn
possibility without = sales tar.
Chairman Robert l. Dough
I'm. D.. n. C., Of the house
uays and means COMMITTEES
and other COMMITTEES members
have shown increasing In
terest In sale& tan proposals..
n q sales tar 10 proposed and
defeated, that doesn't mean the
bill Of the average taxpayer won't
be increased IN ie42. II definitely
will be increased. but the method
TO be used In boosting the revenue
remains to be determined by
congress-and most congressman
today were as confused by the col
losssl figures Of the new budget
as the man in the street.
HERE Is CERTAINTY
One thing il certain. This years
income tax on 1871 income. the
largest ever which IL due March
IS, will not be increased further
President Roosevelt, a consistent
opponent Of sales tar legislation in
the past, said in his budget mes
sage TO congress Wednesday:
IAN through the years Of
the depression I opposed gen
eral excise and sales tAres
and I am A. convinced ~ ever
that They have m permanent
place In the federal tan
system. In the fare ~ the
present financial and economic
situation. however, Ne may
later ~ compelled n recon-
slider the temporary necessity
~ such neasures."
ConFressmen noted Mr.. Roose-
welt said later" but they believed
he might approve a sales tar pro-
gram a. q temporary necessity"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09

over Lsngseth's job, Eastwood re-
piled that ne had not. Hs said he
would take over the post himself
until after the election.
IAngseth has been chief Of
police since his appointment
by Eastwood ON Feb. 1. 1888.
He replaced James Dew, East
woods first chief, who retired
not Tor ter he was APP
pointed
Langseth gnation letter,
which began with the notioeabiy
curt salutAtlon. Commissioner =
read A. follows:
In view 81 differences between
us, ~ which you are aware. ! have
definitely concluded that my
resignation ss chief ~ police IL
IN order ~ this time.
Il. therefore. hereby re@lEH
my position q. chief ~ pslies.
ssns IN he effective "a Of
Thursday. Jan. rs
7 regret the necessity for TINS
decision. but sncs you positively
told me YOU would not run In the
presence of witnesses !. after
careful consideration. decided "a
nun for office Of public safety
commissions. feel al this lsts
date that ! would sacrifice my sell
respect, II did not make this
decision now. In taking TIA
step, am also taking into oon'
Sidsratlon the numerous requests
that 1 have received from many
Of nay friends 10 run for the pest
mentioned.
I'm view a your eeelston not
to give me leave o< sbssncs -
chief q police. ! am compelled u
resign 10 further my own csndi-
daey In The municipal election 70
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09

NEW YORK - Twenty British
sirmen whose flying boat Was shot
down by German fighters In the
Mediterranean. landed unsrmed in
axis held territory In Libya, ar
sued with an italian patrol about
whether they or the Italians were
prisoners. and finally reached the
British lines fully armed and with
ESQ Italian prisoners.
The airmen SWAN ashore
near Derna on the Northeast
Libyan coast and were dis-
covered by party of 20
Italians enroute to BARGE. This
encounter presented the ques-
ZION of whether the British
were Italian prisoners or vice
versa, since the British leader
contended the Italians were In
British-occupied territory.
The Italians were armed. 30 IN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Argument Ends When 20 Unarmed
British Airmen Take ESQ Prisoners

Britons accompanied them toward
BARGE. The next morning the
Italian major In command sd-
mitted he might be wrong and hi,
party left the airmen without
guard or escort.
Again heading eastward toward
the British lines. the fliers soon
encountered another party Of 20
Italians who promptly surrendered
their arms without noticing the
plight OF their esptors.
Another group Of 80 Italian,
soon surrendered. then others. un.
Ill the total reached ESQ.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Tacoma's Police Chief Quits When
Leave Of Absence Is Not Granted

be held In February and March n
this year.
Il viii Appreciate your
asswer n this letter hefors
San. n"
Eastwood. completely mute On
the subject Of his police chief Al
meeting Of the city council
Thursday, did say later To . re-
porter that he had told Langsrth
TO quit statement While h
aroused some horror In LanFseth.
inssmuch a. Langssth said East
wood had told him no such thing.
He told me. i.ansseth said re-
prosohfuily. that II was up to
me. and that's all he told me-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
First White Child Of Pori Angeles
Dies al Ciq Harbor q Age q 9

ora mAnnon Mrs nsrsarst
n ovrest. pioneer vssidsnt ~ Ne
peninsula. ais1 here Tuesday q,
the age If a.
Mrs. orrsts ~ss the fsrss white
child barn IN PORT Anaslee Her
father vas Victor Smith. ealieetns
Of customs during Linecin's -
ministrstlsn.
Death came ~ the home ~ sef
daughter. hfs. FRED G hliier.
Other survivors include snnfhsr
daughter. Barbara v orrsst. slse
of olr Hsrbor: t~o sons. sydney
l.. orrstt and I.A~ssnes 2. orfsti
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Tacoman Makes
Donation for
Battling Japs

Il hope tina helps n knock off
few Jsps n won't bs lons until
make another donstion--f belisvs
It's q good thing"
with that statement. q Taeons
business man generously over
charged himself ss2 "a IN paying
his income tax. n was revealed
Thursday by Clark Squire. collse-
tor Of internal rsvsnus.
The business man. whoss idsn-
tity could not be disclosed. filed .
joint return for himself and wife.
At the income tar office Il vas
pointed out TO him. however. that
by making two separate returns
he perhaps could save some money.
When the latter suggestion Was
put into effect. the t520z saving
Was discovered. The taxpayer de.
clinsd 10 take advantage Of the
dividend" and instead contributed
IL 10 the federal defense fund.
Squire said that isaser donations
are frequently made st the income
tar office. some ~ them paid sap
srstsiy with accompanying notes
explaining thst tho nonDs pay
msnt Ia for National asfsnss. me
war fund Or simply 10 help rive
the snsmy neil
This Nsss. for The first tins
income tsz payments are h<laz
paid ~ special tar savings notes
obtainabis during recent noothn 81
iocsi banks arr bearing tyo per
cent interest. squire said.
VAR r<.f - afa. - ar -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Partial Blackout Ordered
In British Columbia Cities

tended stores and porch lights Of
private homes be turned out from
sunset TO sunrise. street lighting
was not affected.
The order provided a fine Of
$1,000 or five years Imprisonment,
or both. for violators convicted in
assize courts, and a fine of $500
or a year in Jail, or both. for
violstors hailed into police courts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Women Workers in Increasing Demand

Today n. nations industry |. finding itseif
In much the same prediosment II was during
isis-is-icsinr its msnpower 10 Uncle Sans
war arm. To offset mi. condition mcst firms
are reserslng 70 the ssns tactics that proved
their salvation during the firs, World war
hiring women Aircraft rlsnis. service s,s-
ticns munitions plants. etc. are fast se~crs-
ina their quota Of feminine workers. nth
skilled and unssilied. for their role IN ths ma
ticnai defense effort Industrial schools speed
ily prepare N. unframed for their respective
roles On ire factory 'front.' even In such
exactlnE fields a. electric welding drsl pres.
operation. material inspection. etc. Recent
camera tour portrays the female "stsnd-ins-
~ they pied their various duties In AMOR and
afield
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Saves Real Money.
No Cooking. Quick Results.

To get ths nsost svrDnstnG rsiasf
frosn coughs dos 70 ccA1A. yoa ran
saaliy prepare q ms1icibs. right 10
your own kitchen. Its ysfy saNI-a
cEild could 40 n=-nesds no eookine.
an6 tastes - god that children fAss
b NliiinFif hgf yo1H az 4 b@4ts
them al fnF az4ias results
First fasks = ayfup ~ stirring !
rf8ps - grsn8lafsf surar and Or fsp
~ water q fsW nnornents until Is
solved. Tnsn ssf "a ounces ~ pinsx
from arr druTgist an1 pour 4 into
q pint ee<tis. Than add year syrup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Mother, This Home-Mixed
Cough Relief Is Wonderful

|This gives yez . fsn peat - really
sDisndld esaGh syrsD - sf-cst f1Af
times - 11eh Ter rear mSnsg. ~
nsssr sDoiia and A&sfs . fszaiir .
iong tins
And fer real salck rsiisf 4 can't
- beaten. u sffs IN three ssts-
lossens fhe phisEm. so0fnss tks iffi-
lated npsmbfanss. AM hsips ffsaf ths
ar F1rsaE<a.
rInfn Il xnsfiai foHpound ~
proven nEff4ianfs r. frnesnffatssf
form. sell knnwn foF rfomrt art IN
IN eouGha an1 bsonekiai irriIations
Money rsf1n1sd n n 1csxnt please
yca n sssFy way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
sr'IrDrss PERMITS

Building permits vsrs ISSUED ~
the eity Thsrsdsy 70 Halle Esion.
tt7o ~ sheridan. for a - so
rssidsncs 81 is0i No. Adams. G<n.
srsl Petroleum Corp. for sissss.
ton n two serves stations. sz.oo1
On ons ~ Ass -. q. ana sz.so1
On one IL no EN- ave. ana 70 y.
n Fang. for 5000 siisrstion II
q service ststlzn 81 <e01 Pselfle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09

VICTORIA. b. C.-British Co
Mnnbis coastal cities Thursday
were under orders enforcing a
partial dusk-to-dswn blackout to
speed effectiveness of q total
blackout should one be called.
Announced Wednesday night by
/. Premier John Hart, the order
decreed that all illuminated sd-
vertising signs, windows Of unst-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Nudge Your Lazy
Liver Tonight!
Follow Noted Ohio Doctors Advice
To Relieve COSSTIPATIONi

II liver blIs doesn't fov freely s-sry
dsy into your intsstinss-eonstlp4sion
With ia he<ds<hss and that ''half-2iiyss
fs<iing often result. 50 SIR ap your liver
bils sscrstion and Sc how much better
you should fed, Just zy DR.. Edw1rdS
Olive Tablets. uss1 % successfully for
yssrs b. DR.. =. n. Edwards for hAs ps-
tients s1th constipation and sl1zxish bis.
Olive Tables. beng purely seSe,asls.
are Eonderfali They not only stimulate
bils Gov - hep digest fatty foosr but
ALSO help siininstion. Get q non
TODAY. IL. 90. Co. Al erzfsaorss-
cav
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09

Continued from Page ons)
already applied tn the civil serv-
ice board for reinstatement 10 his
former position A. patrolman.
Asked by = Times reporter n
he had ANYBODY in mind To take
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09

bssh csi1svnia Fep11eessl { n1een-
~. Nssmaa \. Smith - T1Nt1o4
Calf. ss1 thrss evsn1en1h1pee.
rvsvsss funsral 4sss ufH -
hsi1 a : , - TNvso1nv a ~
oakwso1 sssmstsssum rul>ewe1 ~
cvsmstinn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
DAIRY GOAT CLUE

The Pierce County Dairy Goat
club will hold its monthly meeting
at 1880 p. m. Sunday at the Town
send club hall, SD and Yakima
ave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09

Tour postmastsr can ten you
how 10 invest IN u. q. Dsfsnss
Bonds
La gaceta., 1942-10-06

ira otra vez Y Sc encaram6 de
unbrinnco en- la r~ejilla del ven
tanuco.
Miro al interior.
Pero solo pudo distinguir ell
comedor que tanto conocfa en-
un des6rden incredible, con la
misma suciedad Y ell mismo "a
bandono que antano.
Nj Ketty nj su padre, nj as
tro de ninguna de los dos.
-iEs que estan en- la alco-
bita de Cogorza y la Chata ?-se
pregunt6 Dick, intrigado-.
iSera que estan ahi, detras de
esas esteras?...
FL pensamiento de que ALI
mismo estaban los pobres pri-
turas inventadas por los mosera
privados de sentidos a las tor
turas inventaas por los misera-
b'es Y Ia buena Ketty sufrien-
do el hambre y la sed de muchos
dias, le eSpOleaba.
La gaceta., 1942-10-06

tas jornadas horribles. cuantos
golpes. cuantos malos tratos,
cuantas lagrimas lie recordaba
el furg6n de los bandidos T..
Rechaz6 her6icamente la olea
da de recuerdos avasallantes, Y
Sc puso a examinar la puerta.
Como 81 suponia, estaba ce-
rrada.
Descorri6 ell cerrojo y empu-
10.
Entonces comprob6 que tam
bi6n eStaba echada la Have por
fuera.
Baj6 entonces las escalerillas
y Sc dirigi6 a la parte delantera
del carbonate.
La puerta eStaba cerrada tam
bien.
Sin desilusionarse, penSando
que dentro del carruaje estaban,
desde luego, la adorada Ketty y
su padre, en- vista de las precau
clones de los bandidos, baj6 a tie
La gaceta., 1942-10-06

la montana, fumando y hablan-
do.
All fin, Sc perdieron de vista,
ocultos por la tropa de troncos
del pinar.
EntonceS Dick, saliendo de su
oscondite, Sc dirigi6 a paSo fir
me hacia 81 carbonate de los mi
serables.
No lie importaba que las mu-
iereS despertaSen.
Encuanto 81 tuviera la certe-
"a de que el padre de Ketty vi
via adn, va no lie importaba ma
.da.
Sc batiria, 81 era precise, con
los tres miserables, para salvar
nj priSionero.
5iAh, con que algeria lego
unto al caro-, encaramandose
Ia plataformal
I'm aluv:6n de recuerdos in
waldo su almita de nino bueno.
iCuantos dias amargos, Guam
La gaceta., 1942-10-06
DETRAS DE LA COMA
Primer deSafiO

Pesima fu6 la demonstration
de la novena del Circulo Cuba
no, ell pasado domingo
Siet e errores cometieron los
notables jugadores dirigidOs
por Vicente Granell.
Muchos concentrates provoc6
la derrota y algunos muy pocos
"caritativos."
Los menos enfadados decian:
La victoria "garibaldina" Sc de-
be a la superioridad del pitcher
Micey Hernandez y a que los pc
loteros del Circulo no practican.
No es cosa de repetir las pa
labras de los que apostaron y
-perdieron su dinero!
Seria lamentable, a la verdad,
que perdiese la serie, sin apre-
ciable r~esistencia, la novena que
gan6 facilmente la primera par
tie del campeonato.
La gaceta., 1942-10-06
LOS E~SPARTANOS JUGA-
RAN Ell SABADO EN- MIAMI

Maltratados aqui por los Cal
names, los Espartanos iran el
sabado a Miami y ALI jugaran
con los Hurricanes.
Cliff Coggins volvi6 a las
Dpracticas y cr6ese que jugara e.
sabado,
No Sc sabe 81 Willard Knight
pOdra volver a la Inca de bata-
la en- esta semana.
Haran el viaje % fut5olistas.
La semana pasada los Hura-
canes fueron vapuleados por la
Estaci6n Naval a6rea de Jack
sonville, con anotacion de IA
por O,