davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
Boys, I8 TO 29,
Hear Regularly
From Mother, so
TINE, star Correspondent,

BATTLE CREEK. MAY 10
Seven sons in the United States
armed service--and two more
rsrin' 10 60
That was the count Saturday In
the Boyer family Of Bellevue. lC
miles from here, a good bet as
the "fghtin'est family Of Michi-
gsn"-or the United States,
Everybody in Bellevue. = farm
er's village Of some 1900 persons
brars about the Boyer family
except It's head - buxom. good.
natured Mrs Clara Boyer, so.
year-old widow.
She said:
The mother with hui one son
IN service 10 giving Just a. much
when that IL all she has"
Like Geography Lesson
The Bower roll call reads like q
geography lessor almost a
guarantee that wherever the bat.
tie. look for Boyer.
BY age they are:
John. %. believed IN southern
army camp.
Ralph. 81. sailor. survivor oi
Pearl Hsrbor and now somewhere
in the Pacific"
William. IS. sailor At Great
Lakes naval training station.
Clair. q. soldier believed 10 be
M Fort Lewis, Wash.
Jesse. n. sailor who also sur.
vved Pearl Harbor and is now
somewhere in the Pacific"
Clarence. 20. sailor in the Pa.
mama Canal Zone.
Arthur, 1S, who enlisted last
Monday and is now at Fort Custer
Hardest to See Go
OF Arthur. Mrs. Boyer said:
1T was hardest 10 see him
10. He still seems 30 young"
Che continued:
TIN proud Of every one of
them. I brought my boys up 10
do what they think right and
when. one by one. they came
and told me II was right 10 20
In service that settled "a. But
now I worry about them because
they're out OF sight.
And Arthur--he still seems
like my baby"
Younger boys are Donald, Is,
and Ernest, Is, both OF whom are
looking forward 10 getting in the
navy. To make IL complete, Edith.
IL, and Lottie. 13. want TO get in
az nurses when they can.
AZ for Mrs. Boyer---it's not her
but just her boys she thinks is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

Mayor Ross K. Bower. who Is
also in the real estate business,
says there are only 800 vacant
lots in the city with water and
wage facilities adequate for
homes. Approximately 100 homes
are under construction. He knows
OF no vacant stores or houses nor
OF any one who wants to sell.
people with homes here want
to keep them because they know
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17

appealed TO truckers and bus
operators for thorough conserva-
ton and rebuilding Of worn parts
by methods known and practiced
by many fleet operators.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-17
People You Know
War Gums Up Plans of Girl. 5 Weeks Old
Ry LINTON ARKLEs

Since 1886, Moore has operated a
recreation building on Michigan
avenue.
Another war casualty is the
office of Corporation Counsel
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-23
Mrs. Walker Has
Recital On Friday

The harp will be the featured
instrument. Friday evening, a;
Bethel AME. church, corner Fred
erick and St. Antoine streets, when
Mrs. Clara Young Walker, talented
young harpist is presented in a
recital.
The event is being promoted I'M
der the sponsorship of the Ruth
Mite Missionary Society OF the
church, Mrs. Fannie B. Peck, presi-
dent
Assisting Mrs. Walker will be
Arthur Walker, Jr., tenor, for whom
will mean his debut on the concert
stage. The performance will begin
promptly at $50 pm.
The youth harpist is well known
in Detroits musical circles and re-
ceived her training at Cas- Tech
nical high school and the Detroit
Conservatory OF Music.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-23
THE DAY IS THE DAY OF
THE GREAT Event, LADIES!

The Michigan Chronicle Hobby
clubs springtime celebration. which
will be held al the Detroit Asso-
citation OF Women's clubs, Brush
and Ferry streets. Doors open at
z am.
In Gay Mood
A salute TO spring is this cele-
bra;ion, which promises 10 be one
OF the gayest and most entertain
ing Michigan Chronicle gatherings
we've had The program will open
with a welcome address by Louise
Blsckman. reporter
Beauty Clinic
A beauty clinic Will be presented
BY the students OF Fleming's school
OF beauty. They will demonstrate
how to make a "lovelier you
Beauticians taking part in this
clinic are: Mary Erquhart, hair
s;ylist; Juanita Cleage, facial and
Thelma Compton, manicurist
Atty. R. NJ. Golightly is coming
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-23
NELLIE B. PRICE CHURCH
AID OF BETHEL CHURCH

The club met at the lovely home of
Mrs cslquitt 59is St Antoine After
the regular routine of business. the
members were favored with a timely
talk by Mrs, Dickson who is working
in the very interesting heldgof educa-
ton. Every word from her was in
spring as well as educational The
Lincoln library is her source Of in
formation and ersnould be found in
every home in America. After these
remarks. the guests were served a
lovely repast by the hostess.
The meeting closed with the regu-
lar thanks 10 the hostess and mlspha.
Mrs. julia Crit. president; Mrs.
overland AuSban, secretary R. Nc
Kenzio, reporter
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-23

the court Of the museum. That con-
sisted OF the Eighth Annual oraiorieal
contest which is 10 be held Friday
night May 20, at Northwestern nigh
school
The guests present were Mrs. Charles
A. Hill. Mrs. P W Casey, Mrs. Fred
H. Williams. Mrs. W NJ Fuller Mrs
Raw Carpenter. Miss Idells Grey and
Mss Pauline Clsud.-Marsaret Stew
art, reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-23

Mrs. Thomas our very capable vice
president presided After a brief bust
ness session the hostess, Mrs. Lucille
Hayes. served a very delicious menu
which was enjoyed by all present
The cub extends It's sympathy to
Mrs. Taylor. who has Just returned
from Chicago. where she went to at
tend the funeral of her daughter.
Mrs. Thomas Will be hostess ct the
next meeting at her home. 1850 Jay
street.-Mrs. Anna W Davis. club re-
porter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-23
Picture Makeup


When we want TO have our pic
ture taken, our first thought is to
look our best as the camera will
portray everything as it is. With
the help OF a good photographer
and proper makeup a flaiterins
Likeness will be assured.
First Step
Clean the skin with cream then
remove carefully. Next the founda-
ton is applied and the perfection
OF the finished picture depends on
the perfection OF the makeup. Put
on very little and you'll find 1t
easier blended.
Eye And Lip
The eyes and lips must be per
fectiy made up, so take plenty OF
time for this. The lashes much
darker, but brows are lightly done.
The mouth shuld be natural or il
done must be perfEct. OF course If
the lips are thin, they are built up
outside the natural Ne,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-23

Rev. and Mrs John Miles were the
hosts Of the Century of Progress club
Saturday, Nav Is. They entertained
with a luncheon in the children's
reading room Of the Detroit Institute
Of Arts. after which Miss Payne, one
Of the guides. took the group on tour
through the Art Galleries giving de-
tailed description OF the paintings and
other work of art The exhibits Of
the elementary and high schools were
beautiful.
A short business meeting was held IN
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-23

The club met at the home Of Mrs
Edna Reese. 253 East Warren Thurs
day. Meeting was opened with prayer
BY the president. After business was
discussed. the members presented the
president with birthday gift. A din
ner was served BY the hostess.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Emma Smith. Mrs. A
sHimin president MrS-E- Stokes
secretary; Mrs. J. Jones. treasurer and
Mrs. E Smith, reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-23
Miss M. Moore To
Be Given Party

A birthday dinner and theatre
party will be given this week for
Miss Rose Marie Moore, daughter
OF Detective6Earl Moore, at their
home at 6795 Scotch street.
The young girl will finish the
tenth grade at Northwestern this
fall and is an eighth grade student
at the Detroit Foundation OF
Music.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-23

10 our party to speak on civilian
defense, He asks that you bring
your pencil and paper along to take
down notes.
Prizes
Still another attraction at our
celebration will be the presentation
Of prizes furnished by our adver-
Users, hand-painted gifts from the
Hobby Clubs and portrait sketch
ing by the Warbeau studios. -.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-23

Thursday. May L and extends It's SYM
patty to Spencer Walker The group
will meet next at the home OF Mrs
Louela Ford OF East Forest avenue
Members are urged to be present,
Julian Leverett scribe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-23

D. n r. W. 1LAb
The Detroit Business and PROBES
sional Women's club met on last Tues
day with Mrs Brown, 6375 Beechwood
as hostess The meeting was con-
Quoted by the capable vice president.
Mrs Kate Elliott The club members
wish to thank all Of their friends
who attended the Variety Gard party
sponsored by them al the Federated
club house last week. Many beautiful
prizes were given.
The Variety Card party was very
successful under the guidance Of the
Activity committee headed by Miss
Lillian Cazenave as chairman assisted
BY Mrs. Raglan and other members Of
the club. A special program is being
planned by the Program committee
for the next and last seasonal meeting
OF the year. All friends will be in
vited to attend. Watch this column
for announeements.-K Elliott, vice
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-23

Mrs Halle Dobbs, well known ma
tron OF 2549 Beals avenue left Friday
evening for Springhill. Ohio, to at
tend the funeral OF her aunt, Mrs.
Edward Langford, mother OF DR. John
Wesley Lsngiord Of Houston, Texas.
Before returning TO Detroit, Mrs.
Dobbs vii, stop off in Kentucky.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-23

Club was guest last week OF the
Smart Set and the Streamline social
clubs Plans have also been completed
by the Nirvsnas, according to an
nouncement. for party 10 be held
this week end.
The group was also sorry to hear
in its last meeting Of the death OF
Mrs. Sarah Walker who succumbed
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-23

Bridge club met at the home Of Mrs.
Maude Thomas OF Norsnteld avenue
vas featured after business session
and the group adjourned 10 meet this
week at the home OF Mrs. Irene Vim
cent OF 6425 Ironwood Helen Green is
president Of the group, and Irene Vim
cent, scribe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-23
THOUGHT

THOUGHT
Club was guest at its last session
of Mrs. Ethel Allen Of Antietam street.
Mrs. Bertha Dotson presided at the
session and business was followed by
the service OF tasty repast by the
hostess. Mrs. Rosa Brown Will be
hostess at the next meetins-B. ogle-
tree. scribe.
La gaceta., 1942-12-03

dieron gozar de la sensation que
Iuno experimental durante los
vuelos; impression similar a la
de un Gulliver viajando EN- el
pals de Liliput. I'm pedazo del
mapa de Europa, extendiendose
bajo ~nuestros ojos, para probar-
nos Guam chico es Ell planeta,
Maestro vista abacando simulta
neamente las costas de Francia
" de Inglaterra, y aun mucho
mas AHA. Los grandes trasatlan-
ticos, cual juguetes, surcando pc
rezoSamente las ondas. Rios en-
miniature, cual arroyuelos, SER
penteando los obStaculos antes
de ir a perderse en- ell mar. Auto
movies del tamaho de pulgas. re
corriendo carreteras cuyo traza
do mas bien Sc adivina. Playas.
minusculas, ennegrecidas, man.
chadas por millares de punticos
que pululan cual microbes.
lhombres!
La gaceta., 1942-12-03

Y, por fin, llegaron a lie Bour
get. Garlez transport6 una JAG
queline desfalleciente, anonada,
al hotel, jurandose no volver a
llevaria en- aeroplano. La preocu
paba mucho verla en- tai estado,
" guerra prodigarle sus cuida-
dos; pero no bien Iegaron al
cuarto, ella lie pidi6 la dejGra So
la.
ri Sc fue a vagar por los bou-
levares, para darle tempo a JAG
queline de reponerse; pueS bien
saba, por experienced propia,
cue ell dnico remedio eficaz con
ira ell marco es sentirse pisando
TERRA firme.
Sc cruz6 con un amigo, exec
lega que habia conocido en- las
antipotas, quien, rebosante de
algeria al verlo, lie do un fuerte
abrazo. Varios amos antes, STEM
do ambos primeroS secretaries
de embajada en- Toxic, una in
La gaceta., 1942-12-03

de Sc halla el canine del porve-
mir!
X
Regresaron a Paris por la via
aerea. Apenas ell avi6n, despues
de dar varias fuertes sacudidas,
sc elev6 sobre ell campo de Croy
don, Jacqueline empez6 a sentir
los efectos del marco. Estuvc
tan enferma durante la trave-
STA, que no pudo admirar ell mag
nifico paisaje que sc deSizaba
.ibajo ellos. Gariez la Guido con
solicitUd, pero todos sus eSfuer-
EOS reSultaron inGtiles. Su desfa
llecimiento era tai, que hasta
prescindia de los saquitos de pa
pei que la frecuencia de los v6mi
tos no lie daba ell tempo mate
rial de emplear.
Otros viajeros, aparentemen-
te padeciendo de fuertes jaque-
cas-, yacian soholientos sobre sus
asientos. Pocos eran los que pu-
La gaceta., 1942-12-03
LOE E PARA LOS
PARTIDOS DE FUTBOL DE
ANO NUEVO

Washington, Diciembre 3. -
En- telegramas a los organizado
res de los partidos de futbol de
aho nuevo, la Oficina de Trans
portaci6n para "a Defensa pide
que Sc Unite en- 10 possible la ven
ia de billetes, de modo que Sc re-
iduzca el ndmero de Wales.
Los despaohos fueron remiti-
dos a Robert M. McCardy, Pa
sadena, California, presidents
del Torneo de las Rosas; Oscar
E. Dooly, Miami, presidente de-
Comite Orange Bowl; Earl B
Smith, de Dallas, director de Ia
Association Cotton Bowl; DR.. r
B. Homan, Jr, de Ell Paso, Te-
La gaceta., 1942-12-03
Las dos Ligas mayores celebraran
hoy una reunion c~onjunta
Sin r~esolver ell problema de los Phillies

Chicago, Die. 3.-En las ha-
bitaciones del juez lands, en-
un hotel de esta ciudad, sc reu-
niran hoy, en- session conjunta,
los duenos de novenas de las IL
gas Nacional y Americana.
En- Ia tarde de aver discuti6
la Nacional Ell problema de los
Phillies, club que tiene una deu-
da de 100000 con su Liga. No
sc lego a acuerdo alguno.
Gerald Nugent, Ell presidente
del Philadelphia, asisti6 8 la Sc
sion acompanado por Robert
Inwin, un c~onsejero juridico.
Preside Ford Prick, quien al
terminarSe las deliberaciones,
La gaceta., 1942-12-03
Ell TORNEO LATINO-AME,
RICANO DE TENNIS

En- ell torneo de tennis" que
Sc verified en- los "patios" de
ia Universidad de Tampa, Bob
by Doll derrot6 a Murray Ro.
bertson con anotaci6n de 6-2,
.6-3.
Anteriomente Robertson ha-
bia derrotado al DR.. Douglas An
gus, de la Universidad de Tam
pa, con 6-3, GA.
Hoy por la tarde, a las 5, Car
.swol burlington Sc batira con
Jack Alvarez. Santiago Paniello
Jr., jugara con ell vencedor de
este match"
DOLL Sc enfrentara ell sabado
con Ell campe6n del ano pasado,
Tony Medero.
Ell domingo, a las 2 de la tar
de, Sc jugaran los finares.
Los dobles empezaran ell lu-
mes de la semana que viene
La gaceta., 1942-12-03
MILLIONS 0NSjTIlN i;3I BEEN
USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT

quebrantable amistad los habis
undo, t~ransformandoSe con e.
tempo en- franco camaraderia.
Ro.ando Whitek Y 81 habian te-
nido una misma gdrcoRni6re,
donde a Elenudo Sc celebraban
reuniones alegres en- compania
.geishas, parecidas a muhequitas
.fisetas que terminaban en- ruido
sas ba~canales.
Ii Bien Sc dice que todos los
caminoS coducen a Paris !-es
exc,am6 Whitek, abrazandolo de
nuevo-. No sabes cuanto pla-
Ger tengo en- velverte a yer, chi
co!
-iY yo, viejoArepic6 Gar
lea.
Y, mirandolo a~fectuosamente
agreg6:
Sc dice que uno no Sc We en-
vejscer. Yo no Sc como til me en-
contraras; pero til, mi querido
Rolando, estas echando barriga.
La gaceta., 1942-12-03

Empiezas a tener aspecto mi,
nisterial."
(Y por que no?-respon-
di6, riendcse, Whitek-. TIL, en-
Gambia, siempre conservas tn as
pscto de gigOlo. Ven conmigo
Vamos a tomar un trago para
celebrar n%uestro encuentro.
Y 10 condujo a un bar cerca-
no, que Sc hallaba en- un subtle.
franco, donde Sc instalaron en-
o6modos sillones frente a sendos
gimlets.
ii va no tie suelto esta no.
ebe-le dijo Whitek con EMU
siasmo-. iQue farra vamos a
correr!, como en- los antiques
tiempos.
Impossible, Rolando. mo tie
has dado cuenta que parezco
ahora un angelic?
II QUEEN es ella?
Me he casado.
-iNO eS possible! It'll - es
La gaceta., 1942-12-03
STEVE O'NEIL Els Ell NUE..
70 DIRECTOR DE LOS TT.
GRES

Chicago, Die. s. Steve o
Neil ACADIA de asumir la direc.
zion de los Tigres, novena de Ii
Liga Americana, reempiazandC
al director Del Baker.
All Vincent, ex director de loE
clubs" de categoria inferior
que pOsee el Detroit, sera Ell nue.
70 coach" substituyendo a Nd
ryn Shea. Charley Gehringer, o.
tro de los coaches" va a ingre.
sar en- las fuerzas armadas DIX
la naci6n.
NADIA Sc ha dicho aqui sobre
los terminus del ~contrato con el
nuevo mentor"
Del Baker Nevada Ia amos aso
ciado con los Tigres.
F)ue catcher de las ligas me-
nores, coach y director. Sucedi6
a Mickey Cochrane como photo
lei Detroit en- agosto de 1888 y
N cuatro temporadas su novena
tinaliz6 dos veces en- ell quinto
puesto, Sc empat6 una en- ell Guar
to lugar y gan6, 10 que nadie es
peraba, ell campeonato de 1910.
O'Nen es native del EStado de
Pennsylvania y sali6 de las mi
mas de carbon para jugar a Ia
pdOta. Lleva 33 amos con 81
baseball" organizado. Fue di.
rec de los Indios de Cleveland,
en- agosto de 1885.
Oscar Witt lie reemplaz6 des-
|pues de que Ell Cleveland, en- dos
amos, habia terminado en- los lu.
cares quinto y cuarto del circui'
to.
Tiene O'Neil 81 amos, uno mas
que Del Baker.
Ell ano pasado dirigi6 al Be;
mont, campe6n de la Liga de II
xas.
Probablemente gan6 la con
fianza del presidente del De.
troit por haber undo a los pelo'
teros del Beaumont y conquista'
do los laurlees.
La gaceta., 1942-12-03
OE02TE
Sc Case EN- MADRID Ell FA
LANGISTA UZCUDUN

Londres, Diciembre Bel be
xeador espanol Pauline UZcu.
dun, un falangista, Sc case aqui
con la senora Isabel HiucrtaNe-
ra.
Tiene Uzcudun AZ amos de e.
dad y Jose Luis, ell campe6n
mundial del peso complete, lie pu
so a dormir, en- A asaltos, el dia
13 de diciembre de 1885.
Durante su carrera como p1-
gil visit6 muchos paises de Euro
pa y America.
Sostuvo peleas con Primo Car
nera, Max Baer, Tommy Loug-
hiram, Tom Heeney, Johnny Ris-
ko, George Godfrey Y Ell nazi
Max %Schmeling.
La gaceta., 1942-12-03
TERRY TENDRA QUE PU-
LIR SU

Chicago, Diciembre 3.-Jim-
my Wilson, director de los Cubs
aludiendo a la posibilidad de que
Bill Terry pase a presidir los
Phillies, manifesto aver que el
eXmanager de los Gigantes ten
ORA que pulir su oratoria para
despues de los banquetes.
Cuando Wilson formaba par
tie de los Phillies habl6 81 wees
en- almuerzos y comidas, en- un
total de 40 dias. "De POGO sir
vierOn las oraciones porque Sc
gufamos perdiendo. No Sc ha en-
cOntrado todavia un substitute
para poder ganar.
La gaceta., 1942-12-03
FORT MYERS CONTRA Ell
n DE CLEARWA-
TER

Ell partido de futbol entire ell
equipo de la eScuela de segunda
ensenanza de Fort Myers y ell
Tornado de Clearwater Sc efec-
tuara, ell viernes por la noche,
en- la ciudad de las palmas.
La nueva fecha es d~efinitiva.
Siete j6venes de Fort Myers ter
minaran sus estudios y no juga-
ran ell ano que viene, Collins,
Garner, Kelly, Hawkins, Fulf-
ord, Mcclure y Boyette.
La gaceta., 1942-12-03

Vincent, al igual que ONeil,
fue director del Beaumont du-
rante A amos y dsepu6s pas6 al
Buffalo, de la Liga Internacio-
nal. En- ell mes de septiembre cor
to su ,C'aci6n con ell Buffalo.
Cubrira la plaza de Gehringer
Paul Richards, director durante
varios amos del club Atlanta, A
sociaci6n del Sur.
Dick Wakefield, ell recluta va
luado en- $4,000, jugara a las
ordenes del nuevo director.
La gaceta., 1942-12-03
Calisxto Whitmarsh
CLA M OR ES
NOVELA

loco? No mereceria mas que en-
cogimiento de hombros? iNo
conseguiria 81 mas que cubrirse
de ridiculo? User 81 objeto de RI
sa de los ~innumerables imbeci-
aes que pululan? una pequeha
tribuna de mas en- Hyde Park?
Y en- esos momentos Sc sentia
invadido por un sentimiento de
lasitud, de inanidad, de desen-
canto. Pareciale que TODD esfuer
20 era vano, inGtil, fulfil. Pero pc
co despu6s recobraba valor, al
yer junto a 81 a su joven compa-
hera, que le tenia una fe ciega.
iLucharia iVencerial iEnsena
Ma a la humanidad est1pida don
La gaceta., 1942-12-03

eXclamo su amigo, lleno de asom
oro' con la expression de aquel a
cuyo lado ACADIA de estallar una
0cmba.
Cuando Garlez lie hubo expli-
.'cado Guam grande era su amor
FOR Jacqueline, y que, por fin.
hal5ia hallado la mujer que bus
cara vanamente durante tantos
amos, Whitek lie dijo con aire ira
gic6mico:
VA que has metido la pata,
y es dificil volver hacia atras. re
clbe mis- mejores votos de felici
dad, a la par que mi condolen-
cha. 70 morir6 siendo I'm vieio
solter6n. Las mujeres me gus
tan demasiado. Cuando estoy Sc
guro que he recibido ell flecha-
20, otra atraviesa mi canine, y
nay que empezar TODD de nuevo.
-iY que haces en- Paris?
-Ilegue aver de Shanghai.
via La Cannebiere = replied
La gaceta., 1942-12-03

tuego de seis horas, dijo que ma
da nuevo podia anunciar.
La Liga Americana debati6
ell problema de rebajar el mime
70 de viajes durante la tempo
rada, atendiendo sugestiones he
chas por Jose B. Eastman, d.
rector dc transportation.
Los problemas relacionados
con los sueldos Sc discutiran en-
un pr6ximo future.
La gaceta., 1942-12-03

Mas, director del Sun Bowl, ,
Jose David, presidente de Ia a.
sociaci6n Sugar Bowl.
Para el Orange Bowl, de Mia.
mi, va Sc han vendido en- esa
ciudad el IS por ciento de los
tickets"
La gaceta., 1942-12-03

para trabajar
en- una Bodega. Empleo fijo pa
ira la persona appropriate. Dirf-
jase al 2705 de E. Columbus DR..
La gaceta., 1942-12-03

BEN PUBLICO, INC.
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