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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-26
Into Egg Powder

One egg out of every seven pro-
duced in 1912 will go to a drying
plant to be made into egg powder
for use by the United States armed
forces on far-fiung battle fronts, and
by the Allies.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-26
Moving

Record-breaking volumes of win
ter cover crop seed, which will help
farmers beat the threatened nitro
gen shortage, are now moving into
the South from production areas In
the Pacific Northwest.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-11-26
IRON LUNG FUND.
PARENTS OF SON

PARENTS OF SON.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Balsley, Madl-
son, Wis, are parents of son born
Nov. IA. Mrs. Balsley IS the former
Winifred McCarty of this city.
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COFFEE
CONTINUED From Page One)

don't get the second pound you're
entitled to until your first pound is
about to be used up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
IN THE NEWS

CONTINUED from Page one)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

THE DEFENSE Ot
CORREGDOR
BY Frank w. Lamberton
HLAG of America, be-
meath a red sky
- Champion of freedoms
name
Wreathed in the cannon flame
But never with mightier
glory
Than when we raised thee on
high.
Shot through the staff and
the halyard
But ever we raised thee
anew
While the naval guns thun-
dered,
And all the world won
dered,
From basHon and parapet
We thrilled to the sight,
Fluttered the red, white and
blue.
Death to the wounded, and
wounds to the dying
For often there fell, crash
ing our bulwarks to ruin
laundering bomb and shrek
ing shell
Death from the heavens
above us
All pale In the tropical morn
Tightening our grimed bag
gard faces,
Already so strained, and so
worn.
To arms! The bugle Is call
ing.
Each with fierce determine
ton eagerly leaps to his
station
Guard the redan! As the
Nippon flood comes
higher
Storm along the water
gate,
Charge them with yells of
hate.
Hand grenade and machine
gun fire
Raking those yellow men
Flinging them back again.
Surging and swaying all
around us,
Engulfed In the powder
smoke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

General Brett, long noted for his
inclination TO view aerial battles
from close range, was about ready
to take of from Port Moresby.
after completion OF his inspection
tour. with his personal pilot, Capt.
Frank Kurtz.
The big flying fortress assigned
to Brett was on a landing field
warming UP for the fight when IA
enemy bornbers with fighter es-
corts reared in for the attack.
As though ignoring the attack
ers completely, the big fortress
roared along the field, vaulted into
the air, its big belly almost scrap
ing the trees at the end Of the
runway. For a time, Kurtz held
the ship close to the sea, flying
low, but In an effort TO achieve
the comparative safety afforded by
clouds, he zoomed IL upward sud-
denly and had climbed a few thou
sand feet when a cluster OF Jap
Zeros spotted IL.
The chase began. The fortress
won.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

bring back the commando who engaged by German
an-arcraft ship number of smaller vessels This ex-
change of fire went while quietly getting
on with their assignment
The beach defenders engrossed with the
fireworks they seemed forget all about the
mandos swept the sand and reached barbedwe
entangement before they met any fire.
had the initiative until the withdrew for the
trip back home but the Germans always put up fight when
they compelled to.
We penetrated the enemy defenses frontage of 800
yards although considerable machine gun fire from the beach
went over the heads Of
AS il dawned on the Germans a raid progress
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Ndzis BuiIdinq
DefensesAgainst
Raids on France
Paris Paper Publishes
Pictures Of Bases
for Coast Sentries
ny United Press


A United Press Vichy dispatch
today quoted German-controlled
Paris newspapers as reporting
that the Germans were hurriedly
building an elaborate system OF
hidden and camouflaged "perma-
nent" defenses the whole length OF
the French sea coast.
The Paris newspaper Midi pub
lished pictures Of reinforced con-
crete classmates for sentries watch
ing for invading planes and ships
LONDON, April % (INS).-Dis-
patches from Stockholm today re-
layed a Berlin report that Grand
Admiral Eric Raeder recently
made an inspection tour Of the
Nazi-held naval base at st. Ma.
zaire, France, which suffered
heavy damage In a recent COM
mando raid. Raeder, II was said
had important discussions with
high French naval men,"
Field Marshal Gerd Won Rund-
stedt, commander of German
coastal defense forces, was re
ported to have made a hurried
tour Of defense in northern France
belgium and Holland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Bomber Routs
Enemy Armada,
Shoots Down ;
Crippled Companion
Plane Protected
From jap Zeros
BY LEE VAN Alta

IntT News Service staff Cerrsspondent
MELBOURNE, Australia, April
23.-A United Nations bomber,
protecting a crippled companion
plane, shot down three Of seven
attacking Japanese Zero fighters
and finally routed the enemy
planes. a report from an advanced
base disclosed today.
One of the bombers. crippled by
the Jap machine-gun fire, dived to
within 100 feet OF the sea and
seven Zeros trailed her down hop
ing TO finish her of promptly.
But Pilot Lieutenants Ray OF
Oklahoma and Stanwood of Rhode
Island, noted tehir fellow bomber's
distress and zoomed their Ameri-
can flying fortress downstairs" to
the rescue.
Circling over the crippled ship.
they fought of repeated attacks
by the Jap fighters who finally
called the whole thing of after
three Of their planes had gone
down In flames.
At the same time, details were
divulged on the daring game OF
hide-and-seek played by the huge
flying office" of Lieut.. Gen.
George II. Brett with a fleet OF
Nippon fighters when the United
Nations air commander for the
Southwest Pacific returned to his
base from an inspection Of Allied
airfields at Port Moresby, New
Cafinpa-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23


great work need not apologize THE DEFENSE OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

they shower Very lights in effort to light up the
scene.
British patrols promptly contacted strong points and
their communications thereby preventing them from
moning any achievements.
Their pboxes hadn't the foggiest idea Of where
what we were doing, according to patrol leader.
It was remarkable feat from military viewpoint After
spending hours in enemy territory every with
drawn with his arms. Casualties negligible.
Major Lord Lovat the commanding officer of the
this raid and SO regiments represented Some
took part the first commando raid the Lofoer
Islands.
Lovat told
I'VE lucky during the advance the beach to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

said to have arrived recently 10
bolster Nazi troops in Norway.
Special significance was at
tached 10 the British Smelling OF
the French coast following return
of the Commands because the
chief objective of the raiding party
was TO learn as much as possible
about the Nazi coastal defenses In
the Boulogne area.
Observers believed II highly
probable that the big shore guns
took aim after receipt Of informa-
ton from the Commands on dis
position OF German defense posi-
tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

What the fighting Yanks
can do.
Outnumbered one to ten, we
Were all good Yankee men.
And we ripped those dogs Of
Nippon,
Those children of the sun.
We shot them to some Nippon
heaven
With our light repeating
rifles
And our heavy naval guns.
While ever upon our para
pets
Against the heavenly blue
The flag of our country
few.
Frank w. Lamberton
1927 Denker Avenue
Los Angeles, California.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Iupcifuess SfOyu of Commando HniA on BOuIOgn

the Dunes We might have had to face machine fire.
One Of officers, 21-year-od captain from Glasgow
said:
I'VE ought to have been cleaned up The withdrawal like
all Withdrawals the most difficult part Of the operation
For many minutes the sky lit by fierce exchange
between craft and German boats Shrapnel
bursting everywhere while the British naval barked
an effective reply.
Then the antiarcra ship skunk away apparently fire.
The miniature naval battle ended abruptly Then the
rendezvous with the returning commandos
craft secured the At last against the
dawn the black shapes of landing craft We the
mandos finally cearly-sti blackfaced waving and smiling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Allied Invasion
Feared by Ndzis

Continued from Page One)
undertaken by the Germans were
said to have added strength to the
rumors. AS result the Nor
wegian people are said to be be-
coming increasingly hostile.
The populace now completely
ignores the DEGREES of Nazi puppet
Premier Vidkun Quisling, II was
reported.
The German commanding officer
in Norway, General Stumpf, was
said to have transferred his head
quarters to the north, while the
naval com m n der, Admiral
Boehms, was reported planning to
transfer his headquarters some
where to the north.
Mechanical German forces were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

great WORK neeu not apoiOSiAc
to any one.
We think, as we stated be-
fore, that II Is the board OF
economic warfare that owes
an apology to Chairman Dies
and his congressional COM
mittee.
Malcolm Cowley, Hartley
| Grattan and DR.. Maurice Par
melee 1.-TWO resigned and one
"fired") are witnesses Of the
lPROBTTY and EFFICIENCY
of the Dies committee.
American Independent
Labor Association
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Box 6439
President: A. /. Hill
Secretary:
j. K. Lounsbury, Jr.
March %, 1912
william Randolph
Hearst, Esq.
San Simeon, California
Dear Sir:
DY UNANIMOUS vote Of
the delegates to the
- sixty-third assembly Of
the American Independent
Labor Association, this assO-
citation wishes to express, un-
|limitedly, approval Of your
Americanism, as reflected In
the editorials of your news
papers.
As an association, we are
dedicated to uphold and de-
fend constitutional govern
ment-to the end that we
8 h all have government OF
laws, and not Of men,"
Likewise, we are devoted
to maintain free speech and
press for Americans; and we
are bound to "enlighten our
members and the American
people In matters pertaining
to their civil rights and their
economic and social welfare"
Therefore, this association
In proud to acclaim your out
spoken love Of country and
national self determination,
believing these things to be
sacred rights reserved to the
American people.
Sincerely Yours,
American Independent
Labor Association
j. X. Lounsbury, Jr.,
Corresponding Secy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

With hearts firm and guns
steady
+ We stood and fired when
ready.
Rush upon rush we broke.
As the ocean heaves at the
beach head,
Then sweeps onward with
the tide,
So we outfought and out
fianked them
Though shelled at from
every side.
Close knit we valiant few,
Ranks serried and shrapnel
riven.
Still we showed those sons Of
Heaven
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
By ALAN HUMPHREYS
Reuters News Agency Correspondent
distributed by international News Service

Distributed by InterhatIonA NEWS S'I'''I
ABOARD BRITISH NAVAL LIGHT CRAFT April 3D.
Yelled In light mist craft crept silently toward shore near
Boulogne early yesterday morning.
The plopped into the shadows and waded to the
beach They were wearing their action makeup including
bsckface.
While we were beach, seachights fckered nervousy
as the Nazis showed signs dsque But the commandos
hundred yards to safety the sand dunes
without incident.
Then action but the commandos not involved
naval forces light craft lying off shore waiting to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
sICILIAN CITIES BOMBED

ROME. April % (by official
Italian wireless) (INS). - Raj
planes bombed Comiso and Ragusa,
In Southern Sicily. the Italian
high command reported today.
Comiso is a city of 22.163 per-
sons. The population Of Ragusa
is 1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Patrol Wiped Out
Commands Turn Everything Loose on One-Man
Guard Swinging Torch and Shouting 'HaIten'

ABOARD BRITISH NAVAL CRAFT ON COMMANDO
RAID ON FRANCE April % (UP).-The first German
encountered the commando raid Boulogne
patrol who swinging torch and who shouted
"Haen!"
Tommy guns and everything else opened up him. One
soldier told
Tho torch went out and heard from him."
the British officers who took part in the raid
bedroom slippers
II wanted to comfort" he explained.
La gaceta., 1942-11-19

ST. amilli confirma su deter
minaci6n, entoncesslos Esquiva.
dores haran varios cambios, e
mes pr6ximo, en- la reunion que
las ligas mayores verificaran en-
Chicago.
Estan sujetos al servicio mill
tar, en- los Dodgers, por ser SCI
teros 0 estar casados pero sin
hijos, el director Leo Durocher,
lC5 pitchers Davis, Higbe, Ca
2ay y Kehn, ell catcher Cliff Dap
per, los jugadores de cuadro Rec
Sc, Stan Rojek y Les Burge y
los jardineros Peter ReiSer,
Johnny Rizzo y Augie Galan.
Burge seria ell substitute l6gi-
co de Camilli y Ell ano pasado ju
60 con A Montreal. Galan tam
oi6n puede ~desempenar la mi
cial.
La gaceta., 1942-11-19

conducen algunos orgullos meg
quinoS! L.. Estudie algunos de e.
SOS TYPOS, para describirios EN-
suS novelaS de coStumbreS; lie
aSeguro que no lie faltara mate
rial para clio. Afortunadamen-
tie, TODD mis- colegas no son ash;
como listed sabe, hay honrosas
eXcepciones. No tengo necesidad
de nombrarselos.
Observation-Disclosures Nan
.tok, hacienda un signo afirma-
two con la cabeza; y, p~ensativo,
agreed st suggestion me abre
nuevoS horizontes.
y puede listed tener la alb
Scluta seguridad que ellos no os
reconoceran. Tienen una idea
demasiado alta de su PERSONAL
dad, FL hombre es un ser extra
no; uno 10 We TODD a traves
de un prisma que deforma la
realidad.
Soy de 81 parecer-contes-
La gaceta., 1942-11-19

ito Nantok.-He llegado a con-
templar la poSibilidad de escri-
Dir una obra sobre la teoria de
la relatividad de EinStein apli-
cada al hombre en- Su calidad de
agente active y passive de fuer-
zas emotivas. Unos dicen de un
individuo: "es un imb6cE"; pa
"a otroS, pudiera ser tenido por
inteligente. Proust Y Pirandello
me han apaSionado siempre,
|porque son Sagaces Observable
res de la na~turaleza humane.
Han sabido darnos puntos de
vista, totalmente opueStos Y
contradictorios, de un mismo in
dividuo, Segdn fuera juzgado
.por Fulano 0 por Mengano.
I'll Baron de Charlus. por
ejemplo-obServ6 Garlez-t tai
como Sc 10 representa- su sobrino
Saint-Loup, en- Ell medic am
biente.
CASTOR de Marzac entr6 pre-
La gaceta., 1942-11-19

ensehanza Hllsboro3gh y Plant
Sres. C. Phil Peters y Vivian
Gather, para el TRADITIONAL par
lido entire las Panteras y los Ter
riers, que Sc efectuaa 81 Dia de
Oar Gracias a Dios.
Agra5ocemos la fineza de esos
cUltos maestros y tenemOs la Sc
guridad de que, como en- amos pa
sados, el partido sera un exito
monetario y deportivo.
Panteras y Terriers rinden
sus mejores esfuezos en- ell cam
po, combatiendo por la victoria
futbolistica, pero saben respe-
arse y considerarse mutuamen
tie.
Hay una estimable d~iferencia
entire el comportamiento de los
at,etas locales y ell de ciertos ca
balleritos de pueblos cercanos.
La gaceta., 1942-11-19

ii Preguntarle a la sonora de
Reibeck 81 es virgen! Vaya una
buea bromal
-El MiniStro de Transcau-
casia-prosigui6 diciendo Gar
lez-Siempre tiene csc aSpecto
solemne que listed lie habra no.
tado. Hablando de 81, la Barone-
sa de FoXet, dice que tiene cara
de haberse tragado su eSpadin..
Pero, mi querido doctor, no sc
fie de las apariencias No es ma
da necio. listed que es medico y
eScritor a la vez, podria estu-
diar eSe case eXtrano, producto
de cuarenta y cuatro amos de ca
rrera... lie tiene un odio mortal
a su colega, Ell MiniStro de Ga
galandia.
-iPor que?
-Porque 81 gagalandes es 81
Gnico diplomatico, acreditado a
qui, que lleva mas amos de servi-
clos que 81. Yea hasta d6nde
La gaceta., 1942-11-19

cipitadamente en- ell saloncito Y.
al yer a Garlez, Sc exclam5:
lie buScaba, yiejo!
Y, dandose cuenta de la pre-
sencia de Nantok:
-Buenas tardes, doctor. lC6-
mo lie va?
u Como esta listed senior de
Marzac?-contast6 el mGdico
dandole un apret6n de manos :
y, de repente, preocupado y sa-
cando Ell reloj II Dios milo, va
son ceca de las siete Y tenia
ua cita a las seis Y media
Sc despidi6 apresuradamente
dejando a Garlez con su amigo.
-Acaban de darma la noticia
lie dijo a CASTOR, en- cuyo sem
blante Sc nOtaba cierta in1uie-
tud.-GT TIE vas a marchar?
Me ire dentro de una sema-
ma; e, tiempO n~ecesario para ha-
Ger mis- baules y despedirme de
mis- amistades.
La gaceta., 1942-11-19
DEMANDA DE DTVORC1O
CONTRA Ell PITCHER
MOORE

San Luis, Nov. 19.-Fn Nue.
va Fladelfia, estaldo de Ohio, la
Sra. Frances McCleiland Moore
espCsa del pitcher Whitley Moo
re, de los C~ardenales, present6
aver demandda de divorcio Y a.
cusa a su marido de extrema
crueldad
SoStiene la Sra. Moore que su
esposo lie ha pegado y ademas le
ha roto muebles y ropas.
Contra ell cheque ganado por
Moore en- la serie mundial, de
$4,000 ha firmado una orden Ell
juez E. E. Lindsay.
La pareja ~contrajo matrimo-
Mo en- 1899 y no tiene hijos
La gaceta., 1942-11-19

dante Gomez y Ell desconocido,
preguEt6:
d Quien es csc sehor?.... I'm
loco, Gno es cierto?
ii Como, mi querido doctor !
--se eXclam6 Garlez, divertido
por la pregunta.- u listed no 10
cOnoce?. rs q MiniStro he
"ranscaucasia.
Y agreg6, guinando un oio:
-Tod0S acabamos por volver-
nos algo chiflados en- la carrera
diplomatica... Hace 81, a wees,
c%iertas preguntas eXtranas, iSa
be listed 10 que lie dijo a la seno-
ia de Reibeck, la primera ve2
cue la VIC?
No.
-iPue. bien!, sc acerc6 a e.
lla y lie pregunt6 sin preambu-
los: LES usted casada o vir-
GEM.
Nantok, desternillandose de
risa:
La gaceta., 1942-11-19
ORORTES
LA CONFERENCIA DE LEO
DUROCHER CON BRANCH
RICKEY

New York, Nov. 19-Hoy Sc
e~fectuara la conferencia defini-
tiva entire Leo Durccher, Ell di-
rector de los Dodgers, que lleva
cinco amos con los "Bultos" y el
presidente Branch Hickey, NOM
brado hace pocas semanas.
Hickey quiere que los Esquiva
dores cambien sus tacticas en-
cuanto a controversies y subSti-
tuyen las demostraciOnes viOlen-
tas con la civilidad y la cordura.
Durocher opina que al pGblicC
le agradan las ''tanganas" y es-
TINA que con elias la novena ha
progresado y adquirido s6lida r.
putaci6n %nacional.
Los bien enterados Green quC
81 Leo no acepta las condi
clones de Hickey, en- la tempors
ola de 1913 no dirigira al Broo
klyn.
La gaceta., 1942-11-19

que brindarse a cubrir tina de
las posiciones, aunque no estaoa
anunciado que jugaria.
Me5idas sc han tornado para
que les jugadores hagan honor
a su pa.abra y Sc presenter en-
u terreno a la bora senalada
las $50 de modo que ell pUDlicc
no tenga necesidad de esp2rar.
Lanzara la primera pelota, es
pecia.mente invitado, ell ST.. Ho-
ward p. Macfarlane, presidente
lie la Junta de DefenSa, y la re-
cibira Ell Sr. Antonio Schleman,
IecaudadCr de contribuciones y
buen amigo de los latinos.
Manuel Onis dice que su move
ma esta completa Y derrOtara
ruevamente a la del Circulo Gu
bano porque no otra cosa es, ex-
eeptuando ell pitcher Cue.lar, ell
team" seleccionado.
Cuellar es un pitcher profesio
nal y en- Ia venidera temporada
iugara con Ell club Tulsa.
La gaceta., 1942-11-19
Ell TORNEO DE TENNIS DE
LA ISLA DAVIS

LEGO aver a los semifinales
81 to1neo de tennis de la isla Da-
Wis, patrocinado por la Junta de
Recreo.
La Sra. Ann Washington, la
campeona derrot6 a Alice An
derson; Mrs. Helen Dillon ven,
clio a Jean Stack, y la Sra. Ma.
Wis Standifer superb a la Sra
Kay Livingston.
Hoy, en- un particle semifinal
la Sra. Helen Cowles Sc enfren
tara con Mavis Standifer.
Clauke Luke tendra de adver
sario a Bobby Henry.
A las A de la tarde de no.
Luke y Colaon jugaran con Hel
ny y Blake.
La gaceta., 1942-11-19
Ell DESAFIO DEL DOMINGO
EN- CUSCADEN

Centenares de personals concu
rriran al desafio del venidero do
mingo, en- Ell parque Cuscaden, a
beneficio de los uniformes de los
vigilantes contra los ataques de
aviaci6n, distrito nGmero A.
I'm fanatico nos recuerda que
el ano antepasado, en- un juego
de beneficiO, varios de los pelo-
teros no Sc presentaron y algu-
nos llegaron una bora mas tar
de.
Nos recuerda tambien este ia.
natico que Vicente Granell tuvc
La gaceta., 1942-11-19
d D6nde vas?

-Voy a Paris. ALA me insta-
lare y tendr6 la oportunIdad de
organizar mi campana de pro-
p2ganda mundial; pues es ell
pals de la libertad. BESIDE hace
tempo me carteo con distintas
personals en- Europa y en- Anne
rlca' que, como yo, sienten ell
tuego sagrado. Procuraremos
crear sociedades en- todas parties
para propagar nuestro progama
20 medic de la prensa Y del ra-
do. Estoy muy animado, pues la
lucha va a en~tablarse.
-GNo puedo ayudarte: Qui-
sierra, tambi6n, tomar parte en-
la propaganda de tus ideales.
-Por ahora, no.-Y sonrien-
dole amistosamante :-Corteia a
Marie7Jose, y cbten esa victoria.
EAia 5ien 10 vale.
-Supe que su tia esta adn
mas grave de 10 que cream
La gaceta., 1942-11-19
hickey QUIERE DEFINIR
Ell STATUS" DE AMILLI

New York, Nov. 19.-Branch
Hickey ha enviado a Ted Nc
Grew, uno de los eNploradores
de los Dodgers, para que visite
q Dolph Camilli, en- California,
y averigie 10 que hay de cierto
sobre unas recientes declaracio-
mes del inicialista en- cuanto a
1913.
Camilli posee un rancho en-
Laytonville y dijo a los periods
tas que no jugara, en- la venide
ra temporada, con ninguna no.
vena de la costa este del pals.
La gaceta., 1942-11-19
Ell COMBATE ENTIRE CHAL
KY WRIGHT Y WILLIE PEP

New York, Nov. 9.-Comba-
tiran manana aqui, en- la Are
IA de la Madison Square Gar
den, Chalky Wright, 81 campeon
de LAS 127 libras en- ell eStado de
New York, y Willie Pep, un as
.pirante a la corona.
Ed negro tiene cerca de 40 a.
nos y Peu lie lleva ventaja en- jul
ventud y agilidad.
Para Ia Association Naciona'
de Boxeo, ell soldado Jackie VIII
son es ell campe6n del peso ds
pluma, no Wright.
La gaceta., 1942-11-19
LOS JESUITAS CONTRA
Ell FORT MYERS

Mahana viernes jugara Ell e.
quipo de los Jesuitas, dirigido
por Perry Ruby, con un fuerte
team" de la ciudad de Fort
Myers.
La defensa y la ofensiva Sc ba
saran en- las mas fuertes column
mas del "once" local, Sultenfuss,
Castro, Freese, Joe Lopez y Mac
Daniel.
Los ejercicios Sc completaran
hoy.
La gaceta., 1942-11-19
La Gaceta FOlletin No. II
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NOVELA

to Come, sin pOder reprimir u
ma sonrisa,-es un original. Me
dico de profession. Dicen que es
muy capaz, Y tiene bastante
clientele; pero su flaco es escri-
Dir novelas de costumbres, que,
segGn mi parecer tienen gran
merito. Aqui 10 aprecian mu-
cho; desgraciadamente sus O.
bras no han sido traducidas....
Salieron de la plea.
Garlez sac6 su ~cigarrera Y lie
ofrecio un pitillo a Nantok
Mientras encendian, este ulti-
mo, sehalando la puerta por don
de acababan de salir 81 Conan
La gaceta., 1942-11-19
PASTOR SIGUE TRABAJAN-
DO EN- LOS TALLERES DE
LA GENERAL ELECTRIC

New York, Nov. 19.-BOb
Pastor, ell pGgil "ciclista," que
recientemente Sc ~retirara del DO
xeo, sigue trabajando en- la ia
brica de la General Electric.
Bob reside en- Saratoga Spring
en- compania de SUI eSposa Y dos
hijos.
Dos veces combati6 con Luis y
en- las dos fue derrotado.
La gaceta., 1942-11-19
AMABLES ~INVITACIONES
DE LOS DOS

Muy amables invitaciones re-
chimes, firmadas pOr los direc-
torres de las escuelas de segunda