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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-05
Personals

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A RENOWNED Rssdsr. Minnie Novels.
la22 Lincoln, By appointment Tempe
Taylor. Special readings. soc; Daily
SUNDAYS. 1o-g 44so West jefferson,
Fcorse. over Edgewatsr Bar. Atlantic
1854 (wyandotte bus 10 doorD
ADVISER. psychological. radio astrologer,
featured Worlds FAR. u years eNps-
rience: problems solved. 80 Peterboro'
Cherry ssti.
ADVISER. LIE Reader. Mrs. Ross. 2oI5
Fort. Lincoln PARK, corner southneid,
Hours 1913.
ANGELINE. 7 make arrangements TO meet
me and discuss matter. Jerry
AsTRoLoGER - Evsngeline Berry, Read
inEs. 81. Appointments. Townsend 5-I2bs.
IL Elmhurst Woodward.
AsTRoLoGER Crystal La Belle; your
home or mine. 2s0 Westminster. Trinity
Z-Oefe.
Cherokee Indian. Appointments. TYLER
6-774i. 3224 MeGra~.
AsTRoLoGER PHOEBE cARTER-con-
sultation daily: very reasonable. 44s
Helen (near Jefferson).
AsTROLoGFR--C. Lowell. well known De-
troiter. popular In Florida. Lafayette
n32i.
ASTKN1lANnlAI-hl
Truthfuily solved. s6il East Forest.
PLAZA 076s.
AT BILL GRAFs GRILL--Astrologer
Estere Luncheon. drinks. l2i John X
(downstairs).
ATTENTION 7--- Lola Belts Tesroom
featuring Indian Jsnette Wsmpoo.
Opposite Michigan Theater. Clifford 25o2
open sundays.
ATTRACTIONS! Featuring Scotch Marie,
a.
room. liio Broadway tupstairs'.
AUTHENTIC astrologer. suzanne Warren,
1929 Grand River tTrumbulD. Mondays
only. TEMPLE i-6ese.
i"BoSKoN" HINDU MISUNDERSTANDING,
solves problems 26ss West Grand boule-
ward. Trinity 1896.
cLEo-Meet at pump house. Sunday.
DIVINE HEALINGs - Improve health.
Reverend Hazel Damrau, 17ii Ferry
Park. Trinity 1.T2e2.
FAMOUS WANDA : Learn your future.
Consultations Daily. sci Clairmount,
Trinity 2.lt09.
I"GALL KLENz''--R Recommended nv users
Liver, Gall Bladder, stomach, Gas. Call
stones. Prevents operations. Information
Townsend 7-174o.
HAIR REMOVED Permanentiy--Natsl
Trsub. $40 Michigan Theater Building.
Cherry 7075.
HAIR REMOVED FoREvER-sa pain
less. Treatments. 81. Lifetime guaran-
tee Doctors references. Electrolysis
Clinic. Townsend s-31i4.
HAIR PERMANENTLY Multiple
Electrolysis. Emilia Boccabella, 37s5
Gratiot. Plaza 0s50.
MADAME DELLA Spiritual psychic,
noted reader. tGrand- R!per)- Appoint
ments. Tyler 5-5s07
MADAME ELIsE-Unusual French reader.
Sand and=Fire solve your pFohiens-iuve,
business. Columbia 2700. 4ii7 Second. ca.
MADAME X-Astrologist; daily readings
l3iS West Garfield. Ring Apartment T.
MRS RAYE-kstroiogis featured at State
Fair. 1897 Mitchell. Plaza 1903.
PROF. ELToN-ADvISoR
CONSULTATION daily, 10 8: Tuesdays,
Fridays until q: closed Sundays. 3ils John
R. between Frskine and Eliot. Special, 81.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working.
Doctor De Swarte Rectal Clinic.
Sis Second. near Palmer. Trinity 1-7242.
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE-Church Of
Christ Appointments daily. 1860 West
Grand boulevard. Tyler 6-7333.
REVEREND TRAEB - Daily Readings,
Special Wednesdays, ! p. m. 25c. Mes
sages. Tea Leaves. 1871 Michigan. LAfay-
cite O7s6.
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Music Lessons

PIANO, guitar. accordion; highly improved
teaching methods. immediate results.
lNOrthiawn 2252.
SONGS published. arranged, orchestrated:
copyrights. Carl sobie. 12l John X.
Cadillac 47it.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the biz Sunday Times Want Ad
Sectionl
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UNCLAIMED FREIGHT

SOLID concrete septic tanks 800 800, TOO
gallon: reinforced. guaranteed 2i-hour
service. Dearborn 1855.
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| Flats for Sale

TOWNSEND. frame. near Kercheval. .
rooms each. partial basement, stove heat,
81, 900. Owner. FitZroy 022s.
WABASH, 3551--14 rooms. reconditoned
S565 down. Immediate possession. Temple
1-S5i3.
COLORED-BRUSH clean siam. brick.
Very good condition. A buy at Sl4, 900.
c. w. WHITE--4650 Hastings-TE. 1-0Os6.
CoLORED (Roosevelt)--2-hat. SIS, S.. 500 /:
reasonable down. West side 2-hat, $500
down. Jackson. Tyler 1888.
CoLoRED-BEST BUY IN TOWN $4,000
2-fam.. SIS. h. a. hit. $3.50 DIN. ME. 1888.
Observation-Disclosures 2-fam. sim. ht.
very clean: $3.50 dn. Jenkins, TR. 2-9767.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-05

NORTHWESTERN Carpet Cleaning. a5i5
collingwood. Rugs cleaned; insured. Tele-
phone HOgarth 300.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-05

BUY NOW WHILE PRICES ARE LOW
Unb. Bed Sheets 99c. Pillowcases. / &c
Bic Plaid Blkts.. SIZE: Indian Blkts. 81. "a
Curtain Panels. 29c: Cottage Sets. 79c
Mems Gabardlne sports Jackets. 50. rs
Hunting Coats, 81 95: Brooches. SO. e5
Mems Covert Pants. S1.65; Dress Pts. x2.45
49, Endicott-Johnson Hunt Boots. 81. as
Endicott Johnson Work Shoes. L... 81 %
Endicott johnson Dress Oxfords :. 81. e5
Boys Work Shoes, sizes 1915. 81 90
ALL SIZES COTTON MATTRESS. SIS. e5
Mcnamara House Paint, all colors. :. 81. 80
9x12 FELT BASE RUGS $500. 50. 95
Kitchen Metal Cablnts, low as. o.. SO. 95
o'COATs. TOPCoATs. LOW AS $1,000
Paints. Linoleums. Beds. Springs, Rugs.
uE NS EidME 2901 GRATIOT
open Sunday a. m. tn 4 p. m. Daily to
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FARMs--Any size. price. terms. oceans
Co. Hanson-Osborn, Realty. Hart. Mich
loo ACRES in Unadla!la Township. Liv-
ingston County Michigan: IS acres Of
woods For particulars write Edward Gro
gan, Box IS. Whitmore Lake, Michigan.
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Rentals Wanted

FURNISHED two or more bedroom house
or apartment for six months by account
ant and family: references furnished.
Cadillac 1885. o to 5; Niagara 6505, 10
1890 p. m.
WEST SIDE, Dearborn-4-5-room lower
flat. income. house. Vinewood 1-67s7.
COLoRED couple want kitchenette apart
ment. Call Tuxedo 2-3972 between IL
a. m. and p. m.
COLORED couple wishes three four-room
house, apartment Immediately. Melrose
1877.
COLORED-5-room fiat income, october
7, northwest section: reliable. Univer-
siiy =2-hs3a
COIORED couple wants 3 furnished rooms
on east side. Temple l-1I79.
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
r. them for results.
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Agents Wanted

OWN YOUR BUsINESS-Aggressive agents
wanted by large stock casualty company.
Sell $40 yearly Accident.Health policy that
pays s. u0O-S7. 500 accidental death: S25.
$50 weekly benefits. Guaranteed renewal
income. Leads furnished. Universal Policy
Dept q, IL Commerce ST. Newark. n. j.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-05

GARAGE mans lien owner Eugene
Derby: due S37. 50. Plymouth 2-door. order
P-i-308423, serial i192553. Sale 3Tio John
r.. 10 a. m. Dec. z. 1912.
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HELP WANTED


WHITE woman for cleaning. In bakery
soc hour s7ei kerchsvsl. lenoX oses.
WoMAN-20 TO so. experienced crew msn-
arer. able 10 direct and appoint sales
Deople SALARY open ROYAL Crown Com
pany. 5g7 Woodward Mr. Lauris.
WOMAN. AGE u To ~, WITH PLEAS
fSCf PERSONALITY. TO TAXI OVER
AN FSTABLlsHEp COFFEE ROUTE IN
DFTROIT. MUST BIZ IN GOOD HEALTH
Any sos 50 WHILE TRAINING 5000
PER WEEK PLUS COMMISSION AND
BONUS II YOU CAN HANDLE THE
JOB THE HOME TEA CO, 3437 BAG
LEY AVE. BETWEEN 23RD AND 2ilH'
IA Mss
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Dancing Instructions
Miscellaneous for Sale

ALMOST new rug and pad. exl2. rose
beige! reasonable. Tyler 1887. after $50.
KODAKS-Movie cameras. will sell, puy.
exchange. Acme Camera Ex.. SIT shelby.
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Wanted to Rent Apartments

COUPLE desire or 3-room furnished
apartment. Dexter section. Townsend
5-376S.
DEFENSE WORKER desires 4, 5-room
apartment, fat or income. Bnying new
or witt take over furniture. Madison 6T6s
OR 5-ROOM unfinished apartment or
fiat: one child; defense worker, IA:
references. Trinity 1925.
READ Times Want Ads for profit-use
them for results!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-05

AT 4iI% Insurance Co. funds for good
mortgage loans; land contracts bought.
Ed. Henkel Co., Hammond Bldg. CA. 2655
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-05
Halls, Bathrooms for Rent

PLAN UR NEXT DANCE, PARTY AT
VICTORY BALLROOM, 6515 CD. r.
REAsoN'LE. NO. $3.50. ALL FACILITIES.
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Apartment Hotels
THE WHITTIER

Suites on the river front for residence o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of any kind. Person
allied catering service.
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Little Farms for Sale

Tor s and i0-ACRE SMALL FARMS, see
J, BoLDT. Realtor, CA. 1899
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Apartment Property for Sale
Lake and River Property for Sale
Farms and Lands for Sale

WATER FRONT lot. Clinton River; SIX
23O. only Si45 CA 900. tn. 2-64Te.
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RUP7 URE

treated as you work. RECTAL disease by
ambulant methods. 2l3 Boulevard Bldg,
1910 Woodward. TR. 1-445o.
La gaceta., 1942-05-08

cuandO unos dias atras Sc fuga'
ron de Ia c&rcel, venir a escon.
der aqui sus ilustreS personas.
en- vez de quedarse en- el palace
de Ia Mona, Ia tasquera de las
Ventas del Espiritu Santo.
La policia, advertida ademas
de que la famosa tabernilla que
nuestros ~lectores no han olvida-
do, Y donde tantc sufrieran Ce-
lila, Antonita Y Colasillo, era un
refugio de ladrones. daba fire.
cuentes batidas por ell estabieci-
miento, apresando EN- cada una
de elias a docenas de randas,
descuideros, muteres de mala
vida, estafadores, topistas Y fai-
SOS mendigos que explotaban la
carload, fingiendo lacras O en-
fermedades que no tenian.
Pablo, ell gran general, habia
juzgado oportuno a~lejarse de a
nj, donde solo durmieron Ia pri-
mera nOche.
La gaceta., 1942-05-08

Vicente Granei dirigir& o bs
cubancs Y Miller Adams a los IL
invertebrates.
La novena del Circulo no ha
perdido nj un solo desafio desde
que empez6 IA temporada del
campeonato Intersocial.
Juraran por los universitarios,
.bajo el nombre de Espartanos,
Villarosa, Straub, Jimenez, Wat
son, Lakus, Holmes, Straner, Ro
bles Compardtto, Davis, Moore,
Clements, Forster y MCGEE.
Lanzaran por la Universidad
los pitchers Clements Y Forster.
Otra victoria en- perspective
para el Circulo Cubano.
La gaceta., 1942-05-08
lDIGA AMERICANA

Todos los juegos tuvieron que
ser aplazados.
lPosici6n de las novenas en- es-
La Liga:
New Yor, is victorias y z de-
rrotas, promedio de 682. Cleve-
land, Ia victorias y z derrotas,
promedio de 667; Boston, IA
triunfos y Z contratiempcs, pro-
medic de 667.
Detroit, Is victorias y diez de
rrotas, promedio de 600; Wash
ington, IL y IL, 478; San Luis,
10 y IA, prcmedio de All; Fila
de.fia, 8 y 16, 1913, Y Chicago, a
y 18, promedio de 182.
La gaceta., 1942-05-08

AL dfa siguiente, habian veni,
do a merodear por aqui, por los
Mataderos NuevcS y las oriHas
del RIO, que ellos tan bien como
clan.
! Nj siquiera dormian en- Ia Ia
berna del Huron, sire Que 70 ba.
clan por les desmontes de Ia VIA
de Portugal y por las cueyas de
las cercanias del Puente de Va
Hecas.
iHabia que estar sobre avi-
so de dia y de noche, poroue era
evfdente que la policia los busca-
ba!
Per 10 demas, nj a Pablo nj
el Chepa era tan facil conocer.
les.
Iban completamente disfra-
zados, con ropaS absurdas de
mendigos, Y ell gran Cogorza lie
vaba una magnifica barba blan-
ca pestiza, que lie hacia parecer
un anciano venerable.
La gaceta., 1942-05-08

Para andar, cuando habia
genie en- los campos, Sc apoyaba
en- un cayado IMMENSE, como les
que usaban los Ap6stoles.
Y ell decano de la gdllOfa ma
drilena, al que no hay cue decir
que favcrecian y respetaban to-
dos sus compinches, o Sc cansa-
ba de decirle a los colegas, en-
particular a Su tr.,lants segun-
do, ell no menos ilustre Isidro ell
Chepa:
CSPero que tendre 70, que IA
policia no pue vivir sin mi?...
iQuieS explicarmelo til, so boce-
ras?
Isidro sc encogia de hombros,
ccntestando con su alta filoso-
fla:
les que ties I'm angel espe-
ciall
Tie que ser ESQ ESQ; porque
estamOs como esos enamoraos
que e pasan Ia vida, dividiendO:
La gaceta., 1942-05-08
Subscription semanal: 20 cts.
1908 Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
Telefono Y 1892
DEPORTES
Ell NEGRO WRIGHT DE.
RROTO A CONSTANTINE

New York, mayo Sci in
vencible Lulu Constantine en-
contr6 aver su Waterloo frente
al negro Chalky Wright, de Los
Angeles, campe6n del peso plu-
ma para la Ccmisi6n Atletica
del Estado de New York.
Wright obtuvo la decision de
los jueces en- echo asaltos. Cada
una de ellos subi6 al cuadrilate-
no con un peso de 12S libras, dos
sobre Ell limite de la corona de
Chalky.
Presenciaron ei combate, en-
ell Palacio San Nicolas, mas de
5000 personas.
La gaceta., 1942-05-08
.UIGA NACIONAL

Aver Sc efectu6 un doble jue-
go, teniendo que ser aplazados
los otros partidos.
Los piratas ganaron ell pri-
mer juego contra los Gigantes,
con Wilkie de pitcher y Phelps
de catcher. Wilkie solo permiti6
cinco hits. Los bateadores del
PjttSburg deScargaron IL clio
tes,"' pero sc quedaron en- dos ca
rreras. Carpenter fue ell lama
dor vencido. Phelps bate6 un hit
en- cinco wees al bate.
Los Gigantes dispararon doce
'hits," en- ell segundo, y los con-
virtieron en- seis carreras.
Los siete hits del Pittsburg,
dos de ellos de Alfonso Lopez,
produjeron dos carreras. Heint-
lehman inici6 ell juego Y hubo ne
cesidad de reemplazarlo con Bar
rtt. Maynard, ell jardinero cen
trial del team conapdado pol
Mel OFT, supo contribuir a 10 vic
terra con un cuadrangular.
La victoria Sc lie acredit6 al
pitcher Dave Kosio.
New York lie. 5h. De: Pitts
burg &c, 12h, Oe.
La gaceta., 1942-05-08
ltew York &c, 12h, 2e; Pitts
burg pc, IN, 1e.

Los Gigantes cedieron aver al
Jersey City, una de sus novenas
de cooperation, los servicios del
joven pitcher derecho Hugh
East. En- su primer juego con
los neoyorquinos, les Braves lie
apalearon. Despues Sc lie utiliz6
de relieve, en- dos ocasiones, y en-
las DIS lie echaron del "caj6n".
Este deja reducido a "a el n1me
70 de p~eloteros de los Gigantes.
La gaceta., 1942-05-08
La Gaceta Folletin No. 306
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

al organillo, qu'haber terminao
en- una colocaci6n, de persona de
cente. Y0, te niego!
IA yer!
-Porque yo recuerdo muy
lbien que, va en- ell Paraiso Te-
rrenal eras til, Niho, ell que lie
dallas al manubrio p'arrullar a
Adam Y Eva.
Ell INino de las Gaveras SON
rio, mientras ei ccncurso esta-
alaba en- carcajadas.
-iNo te dire tanto!
u Como que no? Isl adn ma
mabas Y yo recuerdo que va to-
cabas en- Ell piano La Verbena
de Ia PaDomal"
La gaceta., 1942-05-08
Ell decano.

el Uec0HO:
. nde vais?
-lSus marchais ya?...
Il Voy con vosotros?...
CiNcs dejas, Pablito?...
Iva nos figuramos que vais
a dar a.gdn golpe bueno!
ia apahar, a 10 meIor. Ia
casa e Tel6fono!
III Cog-r extendi6 Ia dies
IRA, con gesto magnanimo.
! repuso, ~contestando a todas
las exclamaciones, como ST resu.
miera todos los discusses de mn
congress-:
Nj Sc viene nadie con nosO.
tros, nj sus digo ma, nj ma. TAI.
re- lsidro, y It'd, Niho! iEthar
p'alan'e! Amos a yer eso!...
Luego, m.sntras sus dcs avu.
dantss salian delante de 81 de Ia
mejOr dicho, del som
oraIo en- que Sc ugaba a la rama
y hahia taburetes y veIadsrOu
La gaceta., 1942-05-08
Sc IASTIMARON AVER
DOS JOCKEYS

New York, mayo 8.-En las
carreras de aver, en- jamaica, Sc
cayeron los caballos Mersa Ma
trub y Briansan, l~astimandose
dos Jockeys" Tommy May Y
Mike Basile. May Sc disloc6 un
hombro Y Basile el antebrazo IL
quierdo.
lEl aprendiz de Jockey" Tom
my Flyn fue lanzadO, en- la ter
cera carrera, por la jace Helen
Spot. Salio ileso.
La gaceta., 1942-05-08
LAS ESTRELLAS DE LA u
lNIVERSIDAD DE TAMPA
CONTRA LAS E~STRELLAS
DEL CIRCULO CUBANO

Manana sabado, en- ell parque
Cuscaden, las "estrellas" de "ba
seball" de la Universidad de
Tampa, vencedoras de las "estre
llas" de los campamentos Mac
Dill y Drew, jugaran con las "es
trellas" del Circulo Cuhano.
La gaceta., 1942-05-08

He aqui la posiciGn de- las no
venas en- esta Liga:
Brooklyn, Is victorias y Z de-
rrotas, promedio de 682.
Pibtsburg, ID victorias y 8 de-
rrotas, promedio de 600. San
Luis, IL y 9, promedio de $50;
Boston, IL y IL, promedio de
522; N. York, IL y Is, prone
do de 458; Cincinnati, II,
promedio de $50; Chicago, 9 y
IL, 429, y Filadelfia, 6 y 16, 273,
La gaceta., 1942-05-08

e. Ven, ven, ven!"... "iNo, nc
voy... aunque me des pal pelov ?
iNo tie pace?
5iQue 10 digas! Cantales el
a. Ven Y ven!"
-Querras decir ellos a mi.
Il Bueno, ESQ! EMos a II.
10 que debiamos de cantar-
nos es aquello de
Nj cORtig0 nj sin ii
item mis- males remedio,
cOntigo porque me mdtaS,
q sin ii, porque me muero,
mo?
II va 10 cree! Como que pa
rece que estamos siempre ju-
gando al ration y ell cato!
Ccgorza Sc levant6.
E invite al Chepa y al Niho:
-Bueno, gentle, amonos!
Los co.egas Sc levantaron.
Sc movie un nuevo reuelc, al
YER que sc dispOnia a marcharse
La gaceta., 1942-05-08

Los Universitarios cuentan
con las curvas y rectas de los ser
pentineros Clements y Frster.
Granell concce a esos lama
dcres y opina, sin jactancia que
'seran Hmaltratados'.
Pertenecen a la novena uni
versltaria los conocidos pelote-
ros Jimenez, Robes, Villarrosa
Y Comparettc.
La gaceta., 1942-05-08

Con el Bate, la Mascota y los Espejuelos
(Por Tira a Cuarta)

Ell "trarouco" del CIrculo Gu
bano atropelara maiana, 81 los
"eNpertos" no Sc equiv,can, a Ia
novena de la Universidad de
Tampa.
Vicente Granell Sc prcp)ne
aumetar ell nGmero de ~victOrias
de la novena que dirige.
La "batalla" Sc librara en- Ell
parque Cuscaden.
La gaceta., 1942-05-08

Los Me1ias Rojas vendieron
a los Senadcres, en- ell invierno,
los servicios del jardinero Spen-
G, 81 nuevo idolo del p1blico de
Washington.
Alhora Spence eSta bateando
con un promedio de AGO.
Yo pienso probarle a Cronin
-de3lar6-que so ymejor batea
dor que Domingo DiMaggio.
Ell ano pasa1o, con Ell Boston,
DiMaggio finaliz6 con un pro-
medic de 2S4.
La gaceta., 1942-05-08

Ell par'ido de hoy entire los
Dodgers de Brooklyn y los Gil
gantes, en- New York, empeza-
"a a jugarse a las 4:45 de la tar
de. z sla nueva bora, llamada de
centre dos luces'',
La gaceta., 1942-05-08

Los Indios dejaran en- sus fl
las a IL pitchers y dos catchers.
Leu Boudreau, nervioso, prepa-
La gaceta., 1942-05-08

ST, enor, compre la
pintura B. L. p. Sofa.
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale IS.
La gaceta., 1942-05-08
Amos, anda

II Amos, anda!
FL concurso horrible Sc albo.
rot6.
Y todos celebraron con gran.
des ca~rcajadas, con frases car.
celarias o de Grgot las ocurren-
cias de Cogcrza:
II Este Pablito L..
IiNo hay como el, pa tomar-
lie Ell pelo a madre!
i Vaya un gach6!
liz cgorza no hay mas que
uno!...
IFS ell de siempre!
Il 70 me muero por Sus pea
a su vez una mujer
de la vida, horrible y gcrda CO
un sapo.
La gaceta., 1942-05-08

ra les eslabones de otra cadena
de victorias.
En- 10 que va lie te,rporada,
,os Carianales de st. Louis han
sido derrotados cinco veces por
ianzadores zurdos. Las otras
cuatro derrotas Sc las produje-
ron lanzadores derechos.
La gaceta., 1942-05-08

MURIO UN PITCHER DEL
NEWARK
Buffalo, \. Y, mayo 8.-E
pitcher Walter Stewart, de rs
amos, que jugaba de los Qsas de
Newark, Liga International, ia
Heci6 aver en- ell hospital Millard
Fillmore,
Stewart ingreso en- ell hospital
e. dia l de mayo y padecia de
uremia.
Residia en- Elizabeth, pobla-
ci6n del estado de New Jersey, "
era native de Eureka, Califor-
MIA.
La gaceta., 1942-05-08

Sc NEEDfN todos los nue.
bles DE- una casa Juego de CO.
medor, de maiagua; juego de
cuarto Simmons; uegc de sala
maquina de coSer, Radio, etc
NORMAN en- ell cafe Valencia,
Nebraska Y Henderson.
La gaceta., 1942-05-08

INuedtros viejos amigos esta-
ban ahCra acGmpOdoS en- la tdS-
ca del Huron cerca del Puente
Nuevo de la Reina Victoria.
Habian ju1gado conveniente,
La gaceta., 1942-05-08

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MAS EN- LA LIGA NACIO-
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Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-12
THOUGH BLIND,
MAN WORKS AS
SHIP BUILDER
Roy Dickson Operates A
Drill Press And Helps
Assemble Ship Parts

CHICAGO, III. - (Special)
A shining example of how
nerve and Ingenuity can over
come a handicap of nature
and thus put to shame the
lazy, indolent and shiftless
person who would rather accept
aims than do an honest days work
is revealed in the accomplish
ment OF 42-year-old Roy Dickson,
1928 South Parkway. who, although
blinded by an attack OF influenza,
is self-suprorting, active in church
and fraternsl circles and a respect
ed member Of the community.
A native Of Pulaski. Ill. Dickson
lost his sight in 1919, and in 1923,
determined to find lucrative work
in a metropolitan center that would
afford him greater opportunities,
ne came to Chicago in 1923, has
lived here ever since
Being OF a mechanical turn OF
mind, Dickson perfected his skill.
and now, strange as it seems, is
working for the government in a
shipbuilding yard. He operates an
electric drill press, glazes the port
lights OF ships sn6 assemblies many
OF the intricate parts used in ship
construction Fellow workmen say
Dickson can operas almost any
kind OF machine, and his hefty
weight-225 pounds-enables him
to handle efficiently, many OF the
larger. cumbersome machines
Dickson attends Ebenezer Bap-
fist church. is an active member Of
Great Lakes Lodge OF Elks and the
Marching club. and is inner guard
OF the lodge On meeting nights
members say they speak 20 Dickson
as they enter and he gives them a
cheerful greeting. calling each
member by name A real accom-.
plishment in itself
Dickson lives with his sister and
helps with the housework. He
shaves himself presses and repairs
his clothes, can tell the correct
time and travels Abou the city
alone He dislikes being pitie6 and
takes pride in his ability, though
blind. to do most, il not all of the
things another can do with two
good eyes.
Dickson has purchased several
war bonds. and says when and il
his country calls him, he won't be
turned down on account Of his
blindness. Because" he said. I'D
sure like to take a slap at Jspw
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-12
Suit Filed
To Contest
NoD. Election

ST LOUIS, Mo,-Three suits con-
testing the election of Republicans
to the offices Of Justice of the
Peace and Constable in the Fifth
District were filed in Circuit Court
here last week by defeated Demo-
cratic incumoents.
Brought by Justices Of the Peace
Frank S Bledsoe and Richard
Fitzgibbon and Constable Frank NJ
ONel, the suits allege general
fraud and irregularity in the cleo
ton and tabulstion OF ballots. Suit
OF Bledsoe and Fitzgibbon contest the
elections OF P. A. Marcella and C.
j. Dixon, successful Republicans for
Justice OF the Peace. O'Neil's petit
tition challenges the elections OF
John Ledbetter and Ellis Jones as
constables.
The other Democratic incumbent.
Constable Jordan W. Chambers,
filei suit last week against Jones,
claiming Jones was not resident OF