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. Our Opinion So

every vestige Of freedom in the world.
That common cause. however. falls far
short Of general partnership.
Our interest and responsibility in
midas affairs are precisely the limit 10
which our national interest is affected.
Gandhi wants immediate independence for
India, and it is our national habit to SYM
pathize with every demand for independ-
enee.
We cannot blame Gandhi for putting
his own interest first, for he owes US
nothing. But, by the same rule, our
first duty is to protect this country
from complications that may grow out Of
a row between India and Great Britain.
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. Mr. ixif

Mr.. Fixit: Where can apply
here in the state Of Washington
for a birth certificate? was
born In Ontario, but In those days
no records were kept so l figured
there will be help here In WASH
ington for my case. NJ. W.
If you cannot obtain copy of
a record from the Registrar of
Births. Deaths & Marriages, at
the Parliament buildings, Toronto,
you will have to prove your birth
date and place by some other
document. Ask what will be ac-
cepted as sufficient proof.
Mr.. Fixit: Do you think a per-
son would be rejected from the
armed forces because of high
blood pressure? A READER.
It is possible, but the doctors.
we understand, can detect any
attempt to hike up the pressure
artificialiy.
Mr.. Fixit: Can my brother sell
his car without his wife's con-
sent. She WAS with him when
he bought 1t. but did not sign the
papers. She has helped save for
1t. Now he says 1t is his and he
can sell IL he wants to. Isn't that
community property rs well as
anything else they have bought
since they were married:
MRS. A. ID.
Personal property like car Is
not subject to the same commun-
ity property rules as real estate.
The husband can sell 1t, II it is
in his name and not the sole
property of the wife.
Mr.. Fixit: I have an opportunity
to work In a store but must be a
good cashier. Do you know OF q
place In Tacoma where I could go
TO practice up on 1t. 30 1 could
feel more sure of myself:
A READER
We can't think of anyone who
would be interested in letting a
stranger drop in and practice with
his cash. You'd better tell the
store owner you are inexperienced
and start on that basis.
Mr.. Fixit; win you please print
the addresses of the following
.t.~ax. or NJ least In where 4
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able war cabinet was Lincoln's
and sometimes Honest Abe" did
not think his squabbling family
was 20 hot. Woodrow Wilson's
also had its quota of mediocre
members but II is rated far SUI
perior TO the present household.
Observers here rank the +. d. X.
COUP on a par with William Nc
Kinlcy's and few people remember
the names Of the 1eoe-1eo0 crowd.
Painstaking investigation Of the
origin Of the phrase now famous
In song, Praise the Lord and pass
the ammunition. discloses the ex-
istence Of q great gap In Ameri-
can annals waiting to be filled by
some energetic writer.
Newspaper reports relate that
this expression was first used by
q chaplain In the Civil war. But
when heads of the Army-Navy
Services were asked Tor corrobor-
alton they had no answer. The
records of the many brave sky
pilots" who snapped Bibles for
guns have never been kept. Those
accounts which were saved have
not been published In official
books. Neither time nor money
was available for such efforts. But
the thrilling appeal Of the Pearl
Harbor incident may lead to q
remedy OF this literary lack.
Note: Oliver Cromwell Is cred
tied as the author Of q similar
statement. Addressing the IRON
sides before an attack In 164e. he
II supposed to have exhorted them.
Put your trust In God but mind
10 keep your powder dry
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D A Tough Spot

Pierre Laval took over a tough job
when he agreed to send 10000 skilled
workers to Germany.
Frenchmen have refused to volunteer
for work in Hitler's factories They know
it means worse enslavement than they
now endure. Nor do they place any trust
in the Reich promise to release one French
prisoner for each three workers enlisted
in Nazi industry. The only German re-
leases, they figure, would be the sick, the
hopelessly wounded, the incapacitated.
Not even Lavars threat of labor con-
scription has borne fruit. OF further sig
nificance is the fact these workers are sup
ported by underground organizations
fighting the conquerers by every means
at hand.
The result may be collapse of the Vichy
government. That would mean Laval
would probably be supplanted by the ex-
tremist faction of Jacques Doriot, or per-
haps that Hitler would occupy all France.
In either event, the change would doubt
less thrust the throttled, bitter French
people step nearer ultimate revolt.
Hitler has already temporized to the
extent of postponing the date for deliver
ance of French workers. 1t had been set
for October Is. How long the Fuehrer's
patience will last Is the question. 1t looks
as if Laval will have to try forced draft
of labor. And if he does, his days as a
Nazi stooge would appear numbered.
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AS A NAN THINkETH,
so Is HE

Editor. The Times-We are told
that all the great PHILOSOPHERS of
life are based on the fact that
nothing happens in our physical
world but what has been pictured
by mind. las a man thinketh in
his heart, so is he" There is an
other thought to the effect that
there Is nothing of good or bad but
mind made it so. This should
teach US that in our zeal for war
preparedness. when we picture the
destruction of the tideflats or the
destruction of whole cities that we
are aiding the nations with which
we are at war to bring that about.
/ know this seems like a rash
statement. But I am honest in
thinking that it Is true.
We hear a great deal of the
powers Of mind over matter.
We hear very little however. of
the power of spirit, which is the
1f4tAAs WI bolil AIlQ
matter. Yet this realm of spirit
higher than our human minds is a
reality. The Bible speaks of Christ
the creator. Christ the regeneration.
Christ the destroyer. When a civil
nation has outgrown political or
institutional forms il is DESTROYED.
But when groups of humanity set
forth for the wholesale slaughter
OF other groups. we will surely
reap the repercussions. What we
picture in mind we will create.
In all our American bigness and
efficiency II the mass mind of
America were picturing q world
peace based upon the facts Of Uni
versal Brotherhood, we could lead
tn world out OF chaos into order
and peace. Let US individually
examine our minds and determine
what We are picturing.
NAN TILLY.
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might write to obtain pictures of
them: Jeanette Macdonald, James
Melton and Gladys Swarthout?
+. T.
You can write to Jeanette Mac
Donald in care of Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer studios, 10202 Washington
blvd, Culver City. Calf; to Mel
ton. in care of Evans & Salter,
113 w. 57th St, New York City.
and Gladys Swarthout, in care of
George Engles, 30 Rockefeller
Plaza. New York City.
Mr.. Fixit: In your answer to
j. G. In Mondays Times you are
wrong. An nd appeared In satur-
days Times where they buy hu-
man hair in New York at Arran-
jays, 81 West goth st.
MRS. J. X.
Thank you and please excuse us
for not being more vigilant.
Mr.. Fixit: Can we get our mar
rage license and get married on
the same day In the state of
Idaho: We are IS years old.
STEADY READER.
You can.
Mr.. Fixit: I am a married man
with six children, making S62.4O.
l buy 81 worth of bonds a week
and pay SIS insurance, life. health
and accident and pay off $40 a
month on old. bills and debts. How
much income tax will 1 have to
pay: How will the Victory tax
affect me:
T. H. H.
Six dependent children will ex-
empt you from the 1912 income
tax, though you will have to file
a return. Over So weeks, your
earnings at that rate would
amount to s3,244.s0. You have
$1,000 personal exemption and
$3.50 for each dependent, a total
Of $500, which is more than your
salary. The Victory tax will show
up on your payehecks starting
Jan. l. All that you earn over
si2 a week will be subject to the
five per cent tax
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cup races. the company assigned
Mitchell the job of creating a n.y.
dro-speedplane. After winning
many Schneider cups with his de-
signs, Mitchell received orders for
land military airplane from the
British government, the designs
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} As Candhi Sees Il
A message to America from Mohand

A message to America from Mohandas
K. Gandhi says:
you have made common cause with
Great Britain. You cannot therefore dis
own responsibility for anything that her
Representatives do in India"
1t Is true that we have made common
cause with Great Britain, as well as with
all the others of the United Nations,
against the Axis conspiracy to destroy
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be to one Of our fighting men.
But guess how many S1s.75 bonds
maturity value $500 each) have
10 be purchased to buy one: 5.
IL. 16?
;. Who Is Robert Sherwood?
ANSWERS on Page I0)
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eTEST QUESTIONS

Can you answer seven of these
test questions Turn to Page 10.
for the answers.
/. The presidents flag consists
Of the presidents seal in bronze
upon what color background
2. To whom did Joseph Stain
address a recent letter about q
second front ,"
;. How many games did the
Cardinals play to win the 1912
world series2
4. Europe entered its -. year
of the war on Sept. /. 1922
5. Name the national anthem Of
Great Britain.
6. A foot-locker Is an arch
support shoe. q small army trunk
or a hold in wrestling7
7. Steam is invisible: true or
falseY
81 flight officer" in the
army air force is a commissioned
officer. an enlisted man. or q war
rant officer
9. The Pierpont Morgan library
is In Philadelphia. Boston. New
York or Washington
10. What Is the symbol for
aluminium
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?. Buy U. s.
War Bonds and
Stamps. No one
needs emphasize
how important q
parachute m ay
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ToDAY's COMMON ERROR

As should not be used as a cas-
ual conjunction. Wrong: Excuse
my handwriting as I am crippled
with a broken finger" Right: Ex-
euse my handwriting: I am Grip
Piled with a broken finger"
Badly should not be used for a
great deal or very much. Wrong
I want to see you badly Right:
7 want very much to see you
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. HOROSCOPE
SUNDAY, NOV. 8


Aspects good and Ill are active
today which may be depressing in
its influence upon persons who
have time TO think. The clergy
may expect stimulation of interest
In religion.
Heart and Home: Women are
subject to pleasant planetary in
fluences which enable them to be
of unusual service in the home.
The churches should benefit as
persons of all creeds turn to them
for guidance in a time of world
chaos. Interpretation of the Bible
prophecies will engage wide in
terest.
Business Affairs: Labor short
ages will be less serious than in
previous weeks but the demand
for trained hands and active
brains will be insistent. Strikes
should be wisely controlled before
the beginning of the new year.
This week should be marked by
business initiative. reorganizations
and careful reduction of overhead
expenses.
National Issues: Restrictions In
food supplies will cause apprehen-
sions among housekeepers who de-
sire to celebrate Thanksgiving as
usual. The stars are read as pre-
saying customary menus for holi-
day dinners for there will be little
attention paid to high prices.
International Affairs: London
and all of England will face
winter of many difficulties for
which wise preparation has been
made. Saturn and Uranus will
continue to have unfavorable in
fluence on leaders in British az
fairs. Anthony Eden comes under
aspects that are not assuring to
his highest ambitions. Terrible
bombings of the British Isles are
forecast.
Persons whose birthdate II Is
have the augury of year Of good
fortune.
Children born on this day prob
ably viii be generous, popular and
successful. Musical talents may
be outstanding in few.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER Q
Benefic aspects rule today which
should be fortunate for the Army.
Aviators, however, should be eau
tious for accidents are indicated.
Heart and Home: This is a hap
Ply wedding date. Intuition may
be strong under this rule Of the
stars. Women may benefit by fol-
lowing a "hunch" because there
is a sign read as indicating aid
from occult forces. Increased in
terest in domestic tasks is fore
cast. Wives and daughters en-
gagged in industry win appreciate
home as never before and will
contribute much to the family
well-being.
Business Affairs; This is an
suspicious configurstion for mer-
camille enterprises. a day for max
ing preparations for expanding
trade Again astrologers predict
a profitable holiday season. Jewel
ers and furriers viii profit, II is
foretold.
National Issues: Public health
viii be of more general concern
than in the past as the results Of
physical examinations for war
service are classified. With food
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SAVIOR OF BRITAIN

Starting an engineering career
in one of Britain's locomotive
works, Reginald Mitchell later de-
signed huge flying boats for the
famous Supermarine Aircraft Co.
DESTROYS of entering the Schneider
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. WAR QUIZ

!. Navy insignia gold leaf
is worn by officers in which
branch: Line, medical. engineer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-09

Well, the new liquor tax is in effect.
Another way for Uncle Sam to keep his
spirits up!
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for which he worked on until his
death. In 1888. as the result of
this order, the first Spitfires were
offered to Raj squadrons. 1t was
this plane that turned the Luft-
waite back to Germany and helped
win the Battle of Britain.
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You help yoursen when you buy
U. S. War Bonds.
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Fer Ire ~rofh o. 6ed 5 revealed
Ere=- ksaxes assinsf 81 snaosli-
ssss Ed unrsshfssss.ezz 81 ne.
.he held the truth N ssrishfsesz-
ness.-Romons lis.
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He Knows or Finds
The Answers

might write to obtain pictures of
them: Jeanette Macdonald, James
Melton and Gladys Swarthout?
La gaceta., 1942-01-23

Al cabo de mucho TEMPO, su-
pc que estabamos en- ell Brasil.
Pablo y Ell otro iban va de cria-
DOS de csc circo am5ulante de
Monsieur Renard, de que ha ha-
blado antics Ell pcbre Dick; un
matrimonio que les acompana-
oa, los autenticos Monsieur Y
Madame PAT, que murieron tam
bien con los duehos del circo en-
in aceidente o aseSinados por
Pablo y ell otro, como hemos pen
sado muchas wees, tenian dos
hijos, Roddi y William. que e.
ran unos habiles artistas. A mi
me hieieron aprender tambien
el oficio, y cuando llegaron de
Espaha Celia, Norma y Dick,
nos hieieron a los cuatro arts
tas y pronto fuimos excelentes
camaradas.
jLo demas?... mo Sc! Dick
ma contado nuestra triste histo.
Ma a grandes raSgos 10 que fal
La gaceta., 1942-01-23
NOVA QUIERE SER ACTOR
CINEMATOGRAFICO

Miami Beach, enero 3d.
Lou Nova, ell p1gil "acostado'
por Jose Luis, Sc encuentra a.
quf y anhela, segdn dijo. seguir
la carrera de actor cinemato-
grafico.
Nova viene a descansar y es-
pera recuperarse de un golpe
que sufriera en- la pelea con
Luis, Luis, Y ell cual lie oblig6 a
cancelar I'm "match" con ell ru-
so Gus Lesnevich.
"Soy realmente un fugitive
de un hospital, con orden de no
hacer ejercicios. Luis me pogo
un puhetazo de suerte. 70 quie-
70 volver a pelear con el.
Nova anna la vida del teatro
y la cinematografio y cree que
Ell momento de probar 81 suer-
te ha llegado.
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en- I'm caro-, que volaba sobre
unos caminos llenos de polvo.
Apenas me acuerdo de 10 que
me ocurri6 entonces. Tenia la
cabea como los que Salen de una
enfemedad grave, y veia y ola
y pensaba con dificultad. Re-
cuerdo solo que me llevaron a
un hospital, y que pase ALI mu-
chos dias, y que cuando salt me
dijeron que estaba en- Buenos
Aires.
Luego.. inc Sc! FL Cogorza y
su amigo me metieron en- un
tren, en- carroS luego, y viaja-
mos muchos dias, yendo a pa
rar a unos campos desiertos Pc
70 no eran va campos como los
que yo recordaba y donde habia
nacido y crecido ;eran unos cam
pos grandiosos, con unos bos-
ques formidables, con unas
que metian espanto.
con rios grandes como mares.
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clio n~oticias, un tanto confusas,
por 10 que despues voy a contar
les. va les digo que era muy fe-
liz en- la casa de campo de mis-
padres. Pero un dia, all, aquel
dia, mejor dicho una noche, que
no podre olvidar mientras viva,
parece que me robaron de mi
camita, mientras dormia. Debie
ron robarme los indios de una
tribu que viva en- las cercanias
de csc rio Chico que va les he
dicho a ustedes pasaba cerca de
nuestra hacienda. Los indios de
bieron tomarme a mi como ms
trumento de venganza contra
mi padre, por sabe Dios que Co
sa que 20 no he podido avert
guar todavia, que 70 creo que ig
norare siempre.
Sea de clio 10 que fuere, 10
cierto es que me robaron, sin du
da privandome de sentido, v
que cuando vOlvi en- mi, estaba
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DEPORTES
BOURDEAU ESPERA To-
GRAR QUE LOS INDIOS
BATEEN MEJOR

Cleveland, enero 23.-El nue.
vo director de los Indios de Gle.
veland, Lo Boudreau, manifesto
aver que Sc propone lograr que
su novena "batee' mejor en- Ia
venidera temporada.
Todos los jugadores de cua-
dro y jardineros tendran que
presentarse en- Clearwater, Flo
rida, dos dias despues de que a.
rriben los pitchers" y catch
ers," para empezar a practicar
y con enfasis especial en- ell ba'
te.
Tenderness practicas de pit
cheers. pero tambien de bateadc
res.
Cree que los lanzadores 81
pondran en- condolences de Ian
Ear en- dos o tres dfas, sin que
de ellos Sc pidan esfuerzos i'm
poSibles.
EStima Boudreau que los pit
La gaceta., 1942-01-23
A LUIS UNA
PELEA CON THOMPSON

Los Angeles, enero 23.-El
empresario Charles MacD Donald
anunci6 aver que ha ofrecido a
Jose Luis, ell campe6n del peso
complete, ahora soldado en- ell
ejercito de Uncle Sam, I'm
match" con Albert Thompson,
un negro de bastante habilidad.
Thompson pele6 con Abe Simon
y Tony Music y con los dos hi
20 tablas. Bob Pastor lie superb
en- dos ocasiones.
Las negociaciones para el
match, seg1n MacD Donald, es'
tan ganando terreno.
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TONIC TERCBR0
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

mos NADIA con que ahora Sc re-
movieran esas aguas.
-Dices bien, Nieves-cerrt
ell marques, lanzando un leve
suspiro.
Y ahadi6. e~ncarandose ahora
con Tony:
IA yer, til, pequehol lCuen
tanos, a tn vez, todos tus recuer
dosl Quiza de 10 que nos digas,
dependa tn vida y tn porvenir,
hijo milo.
Hubo una pausa.
Ell guapo Miguelito habiase
puesto ahora de pie. mientras
Dick Sc echaba sobre la alfom-
bra de pelds.
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CON Los GUANTES
ROBINSON-GOMEZ

Para la pelea del venidero lu.
mes. en- ell Coliseo de la isla Da-
Wis, Sc estan ejercitando va, en-
Ell gimnasio de la Gale Frank
lin, ell soldado Tommy Gomez,
pugil favorito de los "fieles''
tampefos, y Mr.. Jim Robinson,
importado de Philadelphia.
Gomez "hace g~uantes" con el
negro Dixie Lee Oliver y su es-
itado ffsico es perfecto, o pare
ce serlo.
Leto lie ha dado instrucciones
para atacar rudamente a su adj
versario y ponerlo a dormir en-
los primeros asaltos.
La gaceta., 1942-01-23

jinete eXcelente, galopando toto
ell dia por las pamas entire caba-
Hos salvajes y novillos.... ERA
mas feliz!
Mi padre y mi madre me ado
raban con un carino que 20 no
podre describir a ustedes, Y que
ha hecho llorar muchas wees a
Celia y a Norma y al mismo
Dick cuandO 20 me ponia a re-
cordarlos, en- los carros, Y les
contaba 10 que fue mi vida has
ia que cal en- manoS de mis- yer
dugos
-lDe que verdugos?
Del Cogorza y ell Chepa, de
esos inmundos personajes que
Sc llamaban entonces Fernan-
DEE y Pelaez, porque han cam
biado de nombre cuarenta We
ces.
-IC6mo fl& que caiste en-
sus manos, hijo milo?
-Veran uStedes. 70 tengo de
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EN Ell DE
P SPRINGS

Los galgos Handctff y RAJ
eran los favotitos en- la novens
carrera de anoche; pero Plato
mic die la sorpresa y conquistt
los mayores laureles. Sc abona'
ron sus boletos a $3.50.
lHandcvff entr6 en- ell segum.
do lugar y Rae en- ell 1ltimo.
Bessie Down era ell gran ia
vorito en- la octava " lie pas6 CO.
mo a Handcuff. Roxie Haft en-
tr6 en- Ell primer lugar y sus bo-
letos de a dollar sc abonaron a
$11.00. Bessie Down qued6 en-
Ell segundo puesto.
Ganaron la quiniela dos "eleC
tricos'', Sing Sing AL y Gypsy
Hay, y los apostadores afortu-
nados cobraron $184.20.
La gaceta., 1942-01-23

Jim Robinson Sc ejercit6 a.
yer con Bulldog Griffin y la
"claque' lie aplaudi6.
La nueva adquisici6n de
Frank LaMarque recOrd6 aver
que habia hecho tablas con Gus
'Dorazio y empat6 con Johnny
Shkor.
"Cualquiera de los dos tiene
mas alta categoria. en- ell pals,
que ell senior Tommy Gomez.
Shkor era llamado la sensation
del norte por sus numerosos
"nocauts." 70 lie derribe a la To-
La gaceta., 1942-01-23
LOS JESUITAS A
ON LOS MARINEROS

Hoy por la noche, en- ell gim-
nasio del Sagrado Coraz6n, ell
quinteto de baloncesto de los Je
suitas Sc batira con los Marine
Pos de Sarasota.
Los Jesuitas derrotaron ell
martes, con anotaci6n de "A
per 10, al quinteto San Pablo.
de st. Petersburg.
Bobby Fabian volvera a jul
gar y mucho Sc espera de el,
por cuanto ell martes di6 Is pun
tos a su team.
Jugaran tambien Frank Sic
IRA y Gene Bessette, que Sc han
venido distinguished en- los e.
jercicios de esta semana.
La gaceta., 1942-01-23

cheers viejos tardaran mas item
po en- acondicionarse; pero que
los j6venes empszaran a lamar
sin demora.
Los Indios terminaron en- ell
s6ptimo lugar, en- ell orden al
bate de su liga, Ell ano pasado.
La gaceta., 1942-01-23
LOS YANKEES NO JUGA-
RAN PELOTA NOCTURNAL

New York, Enero 23.-Ed
Barrow, presidente de los Yam
KEGS, declare aver que su move
ma no jugara pelota nocturna,
aunque lie seria facil cruzar ell
rio y jugar en- Polo Grounds. ell
bien iluminado terreno de los
Gigantes.
"No jugaremos pelota noctur
ma en- New York. Nosotros es-
tamos dispuestos, sin embargo,
a jugar bajo las luces en- otros
terrenos de la Liga cumpliendo
nuestros compromises.
Los Medals Blancas de Chica-
go Sc propOnen jugar varios de-
safios nocturnos.
La gaceta., 1942-01-23

Los mas valiosos ejemplares
correran hoy. Sc discutiran los
honores, en- la octava carrera,
Country Dancer. AIam's Win
some, First Light. Envoy, Boys
Town., Relic, Nanjta y Fast
Lad. Aparecen inscriptos para
la novena: Buddy By, Kitty
Roll, Gunter Laddie. Judy Bug
ger, Ladies' Faith, Fluffy Girl
Nita Roll y Pretty Bad.
La gaceta., 1942-01-23
ma y lie ve1ci en- su ciudad natal.
con Gomez hare 10 mismo'tp

Angel Lorenzo, un joven Gu.
bano a quien Sc clasifica como
l~igeramerlte inferior a Jose Le-
g6n, tomara parte en- ell progra-
ma del lunes.
Suponemos que sera otro pro
tegido del Sr. Losada, ell cronis-
ia cubano.
Buena suerte lie deseamos a
Lorenzo.
La gaceta., 1942-01-23

-Yo soy argentine mejor di
cho, debo ser, creo ser argenti-
no, aunque mis- padres eran es-
paholes. NosOtros viviamos en-
la Argentina. en- un verdadero
deSierto, S6loel nombre de la ca
sa, guerra una gran casa de cam
pc, Los Rosales, y los nombres
de un rio que pasaba muy GER
ca, ell rio Chico, y de una cordi-
llera que 70 miraba siempre des
de mis- campos, la cordillera del
Pan Moiado.
Mis- padres eran muy ricos,
y viviamos en- la abundancia.
70 tenia un caballo, mejor di-
Gho, muchOs caballos, y era un
La gaceta., 1942-01-23

Y ell hijo de Maria de las Me
YES y Miguel de Guzman, CO.
memo a decir de esta manera,
luego de sonreir de un modo pa
lido y de pasars una mano por
los ojos...
La gaceta., 1942-01-23

te por saber en- ella, son peque-
nos detalles, que mis- cOmpane-
rltos y 20 les iremos diciendo
a ustedes POGO a POGO.