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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Purchasing Agents to Meet
In Tacoma Next Thursday

Industrial. institutional. an d
governmental purchasing agents
from all points in Western WASH
ington win gather in Tacoma.
Thursday. February II. for the
monthly meeting of the Purchss-
ing Agents Association of WASH
ington. Heading the special Ia
coma committee on arrangements
are Herbert II. Clarke, Wheeler
Osgood Sales Corp. president of
the State association. who will
preside at the evening meeting;
Mark +. Currah, Pease Bros. and
Eric Strommer. Hunt & Mottet
Company.
Highlights of the program
planned:
1. Plant visit at Pacific Match
Co, Center and Union SITS, Ia
coma, starting at 2:30 p. m.
2. Bowling at Broadway alleys
in Tacoma, 4:30 to p. m.
8. Dinner at University club,
els p. m. followed by evening
program featuring (a) welcome
talk by Mayor Harry p. Cain of
Tacoma. (b) colored sound NOV
les, The Plywood Fleet" to be
shown through courtesy of the
Douglas Fir Plywood association
with w. II. McCallum answering
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Valentine Spells
For Highways
Hogs and Heels

CHICAGO Victory valen-
tine for Highway Heels" was Of
fered today by the national safety
council with Love and Misses"
The verses advised traffic pests
to use their nuisance talents
against the Axis powers. as this:
ITO the roadster Romeo
IF you're a killer
with a red-hot mamma.
GO do your killing
AT Yokohama"
Others were directed at fender
benders" and traffic tipplers,"
and this for the traffic bully:
you sneering bully,
You battering ram
Go drive a tank
For Uncle Sam"
The councils regard for parking
space "snitchers" was revealed in
this:
you thieving heel
you're such a sneak
YOU'D have Hitler's pants
within a week."
For the "thriller-diller" peril of
the highways. the council reserved
its favorite assignment:
IF you gotta race someone,
you sap
Go grab a gun
And chase q JAP"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10

Preaching at the First Metho-
dist church Sunday morning from
what he characterized as the
greatest text in the world'-John
3:16. the Rev. Milton A. Marcy,
d. D.. spoke in part as follows:
The Bible, from Genesis to Rev.
elation, pictures uncertainty. con-
fusion. distress. storm tossed
waters, hiding rock and treacher-
Gus shoal. There is the rolling
thunder of war mixed with psalm
singing and religious ritual. Only
here and there do we find a break
In the stormy sky when some
watchful prophet caught a glimpse
of the Son of Righteousness and
took fresh bearings from the
heavens.
Today is not greatly changed.
Everywhere there seems to be
confusion, uncertainty. distress,
fear. contradictions and conflict.
We have q great family of
Bible religions, most Of which
are not agreed as to where
the emphasis should be plac-
ed and finding II difficult to
unite In a crusade to destroy
the liquor traffic or the curse
Of war or any number Of
other universal sins.
In the present fog and storm
we need again to take our bear
ings: to see a common truth so
clear. direct and simple that there
will be no mistaking it. We need
a common creed for all christen-
dom.
take II we of the Christian
world can agree on John 3:16-
For God so loved the world that
He gave his only begotten son,
that whatsoever believeth in Him
should not perish but have ever
lasting life"
Martin Luther called 1t,
"The Bible In a Nutshell"
John Wesley said. at is the
Gospel In twenty-five Words"
Elmer Ellsworth Helms
calls II, The Gate TO the
Gospel"
Here you have: God, the Father;
Jesus Christ. the Son; the fact o
sin and mans lost condition: the
divine plan of salvation and Gods
part in 1t including Calvary anc
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10

questions. lc) Harry Miller. chair
man OF the Associations Discus
sion committee viii present: uD
Stanley Cowdell, P. A. Grinnel Co.
Of the Pacific. speaking on Our
Price Control Program and the
Possibilities for its Success" CD
A w. Peterson. P. A., Star Ma
chinery Co, who will summarize
late National association releases
by Or. Henley and McGill Com
modify service.
Purchasing men from Seattle
and points north will travel by
chartered buses to Tacoma and
return. leaving the sth and Stew
art terminal at lis p. m. accord
ing to Harold Morrison of Seattle,
plant visits chairman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10

Your postmaster can tel you
how TO invest in U. S. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Lower Age Minimum
For Tyro Mechanics

WASHINGTON - The navy an
nounced Saturday ii has lowered
the minimum age limit for me-
chanic-learners to Is because so
many youths within the former
age limits OF IS to IS years were
subject to call for military service.
The navy said that as in the
case of other apprentices the en-
ployment of mechanie-lesrners I'M
der Is at any naval establishment
viii conform TO federal laws and
laws Of the state in which the
naval establishment Is located.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Sympathetic Thief
Leaves Old Tires

LEXINGTON, KY. Don Cation
found four used bicycle tires be-
side his car after a thief had
stripped 1t of four new tires.
Under one of the bicycle tires
the sympathetic thief left this
note: Sorry, this is the best I
could do"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Governor Proclaims
Americanism Week

OLYMPIA - Gov. Arthur 3.
Langlie issued a proclamation Sat-
urday designating Feb. IL to ~
as Americanism week.
The period includes the BIRTH
DAYS of both Abraham Lincoln and
George Washington.
rOnce again our men in the
armed forces are defending our
American principles of freedom,
equality, justice and humanity. and
we on the home front must be
worthy of that sacrifice" the gov
ernor said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10

fcontinued From Page one)
ana to create ill-feeling between
religicus groups IN the United
States.
In line with these aims the
Tokyo short wave has recently an
bounced:
That more thnn - s'leaA-
ing figures a ProtestAss
cAurches- I'D . meesing n
1oaalla 81 sdepesd . rssolu-
~ pas1ging coopersessa with
Japanene forUss.
mat the Roman Catholic Arch
6l1hop of Manila had asked his
co-reugionists 10 coopsrats with
IL Japansoe.
That Catholic missionaries IN
Hong Kong had approved the Jap
oneoe occupation q Manila
That The Protestants and Jews
Ct North America are handed to-
gsthsr against the Roman catho-
tcD Of South America
(Ths noms rn1le 1ec1nsed
thss - lan1hg II United
STATES tresps h ireland b
proof that the sProtestast
tyrant" Resseve1t wants 70
flnlsh sff Romaa Catholics In
lrcland.)
That dnce the heavenly Japa-
nese Emperor 10 = God. the Japa-
ness army, under the Emperor, 10
gust and righteous. because actions
q : 0od. - well - thcss of .
people acting under God. are just
and rightsous-
Ths Axis campaign won't get
very far, however. n III opinion
II religious leaders. First a al.
they say, church people are not
that naive. They know too much
about the Axis strategy of divide |
and destroy" They know that
the Nasis have been trying for .
long time to turn Christians
against Jews ~ part Of the cam |
paign 10 confuse. divide and de-
moraliss the American people. Be- |
cause church people know the aim
~ the anti-Jswish campaign, they |
have been In the vanguard Of the
movement against anti-Semitism.
Therefore. the newest Axis propa-
ganda drive d likely 10 make little,
r any. impression.
8ecendly. according 10
church lsadeFa, there are pow
erlu1 forces In Amerlcan life
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Overzeolous Warden
Shoots His Bolf'

HOOD RIVER, Ore--A civilian
defense captain. intent on srous-
ing the town for an early morning
practice alert. let loose with a
booming shotgun blast. Then rush.
ing TO the telephone to place a call
10 see II his effort had served the
purpose. he got 20 answer from
central.
He had shot down the wires
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Man Shot BY His
Own Watch Charm

ElxZABEIH N. J. = Frederick
J. Kehoe. ~. Of Newark. was shot
Saturday by his watch charm.
Kehoe. . night worker in = paper
manufacturing plant. was twiriing
the charm from its gold chain
when 1t broke loose. hit 4 steel
locker door and exploded. The lit
tie finger Of his left hand was
shattered
The charm was . 81 caliber
bullet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
japanese Troops
Land on Singapore

CONTINUED From Page One)
ward positions and raked the
island roads. attempting to inter-
fere with efforts to move up REIN
forcements to the threatened east
ern sector.
Japanese landing parties then
put out from the Johore side.
many of them wading across shall
lows where the water IN only q
few feet deep.
The Japanese scrambled ashore
at points from Kranji. just west of
destroyed causeway which had
linked Singapore to the mainland.
to Pasir Laba. q few miles farther
southwest.
Army headquarters said the jap
anese employed small boats. some
Of them built along the Johore
shore during the past weeks lull
In fighting and others presumably
rushed up by truck and railroad.
The Japanese landing WAS
described by the army spokes-
man as following the usual
Japanese pattern"
The defenders carried out pre-
arranged tactics, shortening Their
line while forward sorties carried
out delaying actions" he said.
A section of the Chinese volun
teer corps. the spokesman revealed
Chinese Troops Aid
was battling the Japanese landing
groups but most Of the defenss
was in the hands of imperia
troops well acquainted with Jap
anese tactics after weeks Of fight
ing in Malaga.
The spokesman noted the
Japanese had preceded their
landing on Singapore island
with . diversion-the occupa-
ton Of Pulau Ubin island Mt
the eastern mouth Of Johore
: straits. Meantime. the Japan
csc were concentrating their
: forces at the other side of
: Singapore for the main attack.
, The army spokesman said IN
: landing was effected in y region q
low mangrove swamps. tsngle
z jungles and marshes, which offe
: advantages to both the attacker
: and the defenders.
u Line Il Shortened
There is pleLty Of naturs
d cover" he said. land two converf
Q ing creeks provide defensive facil
: ties which have enabled our forcs
y TO concentrate on = shortene
strategic line"
Because Of the terrain the opei
| ing phase Of the battle was d,
scribed as q fight. for the mo-
part. between light scouting fore,
n and specially trained shock troop
: I visited headquarters Of Il
z Australian imperial forces Al
a found the army command calm
= directing the disposition Of fore
u TO meet the Japanese attack.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
War in Europe
A Year Ago
Feb. 8, l94l
By UNITED PRESS

British announce capture Of
seven Italian generals in taking
Benghazi.
British warships shell Genoa.
willkie returns home from Eng
land.
Darlan named vice premier and
foreign ministed by Vichy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
GREATEST TEXT In THE WORLD
'Whosoever, the Gateway
By Which Man Becomes
Part of the forever
A TACOMA SUNDAY SERMON
by Jik4MY HATlo

the Resurrection; mans part in
1t including the surrendered life
and active faith; the two eternal
destinies of life and death.
II you have q creed as big
as Christianity, here 1t il.
One could not prove that 1t Is
the best known text In the
world but very likely that Is
true. Is there any other Bible
verse that has so many great
words? God so loved
world gave only SON. who
soever- believeth- perish
everlasting life"
J. Wilbur Chapman, the evange-
list and Ira Sankey. the singer
and Dwight L. Moody are among
the great company who have John
3:16 as their favorite verse.
This is a text that explains the
history of the past 1900 years and
history proves the text.
We talk Of the German
Italian-Japanese axis or the
axis Of the Allies. They are
temporary hinges like the old
leather ones on the granery
door. The real pivot today, as
every day for nearly 20 GEN.
turtles, Is Jesus Christ, the only
begotten Son Of God.
Emerson is right when he says,
His name is ploughed into the
world" Lecky, the historian,
writes. "Christ has done more to
regenerate, and soften mankind
than all the dispositions of phil
osophers and all the exhortations
of moralists." And Jesus Christ
is the pivot of Christianity and
of this great text.
This is the greatest text in the
world because of the magnitude
of its declaration. 1t is speaking
Of God, the greatest Being that
the united thought of men could
conceive and that the united ex-
perience of men could understand.
And the third character In
this drama of life Is man, the
whatsoever" of the text. God,
and Christ and man bound to-
gether with the highest, most
powerful, the most pure emo
ton known-love.
It is the great God who is low
ing and the wonderful Saviour who
Is proving that love and you and
I and the rest of the world are
on the receiving end of that love
l say TO you. the only hope
for this broken, storm tossed
world-the only hope for you
and for me Il that Gods love
ID more powerful and more
pure and more transforming
than any other love known to
man.
Two great forces. Gods love an
mans belief. brought together
will accomplish an otherwise i'm
possible result: Man will no
perish but have everlasting life.
l do not know the meaning O
perish" II was Christ's effort 4
describe a disastrous ending (
life-s Disappointing. heart break
ing failure for life's possibilitie
and life's dreams. God opposes 1,
II is something that He woul
prevent with all his knowledge
skill and love.
Remember the battle cry of tn
French Poilus in the first worl
War. They SHALL not pass" Go
and Jesus Christ are saying
They shall not perish but hav
everlasting life"
Here it n. the greatest text
In the world. You may have
IL rs your own.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10

Buy u. S. Bonds and Save!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-10
Must Ask Uncle Sam
10 Visit Birthplace

AL4AMEDA-Jamcs william. IS.
had to get Z permit from Uncle
Sam In order to visit his BIRTH
place. It happens to be on Alca-
traz island. home Of Uncle Sans
famous Rock" for hardboiled
prisoners
La gaceta., 1942-07-01
CHRISTOFORIDIS TIENE O.
TRIO DIRECTOR

Cleveland, julio lei excam
pe6n de las It's libras, Anton
Christoforidis, un griego, anuns
clio aver que su nuevo director
10 es Connie Mccarthy, de New
York.
Aspira ell griego a reconquis-
tar la corona de su categoria y
ACADIA de obtener dos victorias
sobre Johnny Colan.
Mccarthy sucede al difunto
Eddie Mead, con ell cual estuvo
asociado durante 80 amos. Con.
tratara peleas para Anton, en-
Chicago, Pittsburg y esta ciu-
dad.
La gaceta., 1942-07-01
UNA HEBILLA ENCHAPA-
DA CANADA EN- TOXIC

Los Angeles, Julio 1.-DadO
Moreno, de Hawaii, gan6 en-
1910, en- Toxic, en- un campeona
to de boXeo, peso de mosca, un
cintur6n con una hebilla encha-
pada de orc.
La hebilla fue remitida al Sc
cretario de Marina, Mr.. Knox,
con una carta en- la que Sc lie rue
ga sea deretida y usada en- una
bomba que Sc arroje en- la capt.
tai japonesa.
La gaceta., 1942-07-01

el bonito e~spectaculo de ia Coz
he Supreme del Arte en- Tam
pa, actu6 como Maestro de &C.
remOnias el Sr. Ramon BermG-
dez.
Dora Ruiz cant6 "Hay Que
Saber" y "'Vereda Tropical"
siguiendole George Estevez en-
."Old Man River.
Lucieron SD habilidad artist
ca Arturo Sosa; la diminuta nj
ma Chita Monies, otra "estrelli-
.ta", nos deleit6 con La Paloma'
y Rancho Grande', acOmpa-
NADIA al piano por su sonora ma
ma. Como nGmero final Sc pre-
.sent6 al trio de cuerdas inte-
.grado por Vera Rodriguez, Ma
ME Cueto y Rodolfo Rodriguez.
Los premios Sc otorgaron,
.por medic de los aplausos del pa
.blico, a Dora Ruiz y el Trio Ju-
venil.
FL "pez de la suerte' no pudo
ser pescado y aument6 el premio
a $55. Recibieron premios An
tonic Valdes, Enrique Suarez,
Virginia Valdes y Manuel Val
des.
La gaceta., 1942-07-01

Inn LOS Estados Unidos
~ existe aun mayor fusion
de costumbres y culturas que
en- la mayor parte de los paises
latinoamericanoS. Aunque
hablamos ingles, nj nuestras
costumbres nj nuestra sangre
son inglesas. Para ser ingle-
ses hay entire nosotros dema-
siados irlandeses, alemaneS,
franceses, judios, italianoS,
griegos, rusos, y polacos. Los
pueblos de Sud y Centre Anne
RIGA no son nj e~spanoles nj por-
tugueses Y los Estados Unidos
v ell Canada no son ingleses.
Todos en- conjunto representa- In
"GMn America Panamerica =
constituida en- su mayor parte por
elementos del viejo mundo, pero
esencialmente nueva y con espe-
rama en- un porvenir basado en- ell
orgullo de su fortaleza y en- ell goce
de la libertad, pero mas que NADIA en-
Ia humildad y en- t~olerancia. Quizas
Vivamos en- la terra prometida
pero no somos una raza escogida.
Y 81 America es una TERRA de
promisi6n, no es por 81 que fre
elegida por Dios en- una epoca de-
terminada de Ia historic del mundo,
sino para ell bien de toda Ia humani-
dad. Reconocemos TODD 10 que
hemos recibido de los tenaces ingle-
ses, los joviales irlandeses, los in
dustriosos alemanes, los frugales
franceses y de todos los demas. De
Ia misma manera en- Ia America
Latina existe una gran admiration
por los sufridos y p~acientes indios,
Ell orgullo iero de los ~espaholes, Ia
afabilidad feliz de los portugueses,
y ell sentimiento artistico de los tia
1ianos. 81, apreciamos TODD 10 que
Ell pasad1 nos lego, pero insistimos
en- que hay que transformarlo en-
una mayor esperanto para ell fu-
turo, algo en- que Europa, Asia, y
Africa, puedan cifrar su esperanza
en- los tiempos v~enideros.
Tod0s los que viven en- intimo
contacto con 10 naturaleza, sienten
un profundo amor hacia Ell sol por
considerable padre simb6lico de
nuestra existencia, Ia fuente de
nuestro systemic y de nuestras en-
ergfas, y ell portador de vida y espe-
rama.
LQuien puede decir que Ell
profeta no tuvo q America en-
su mente y a los dfas presentes
en- 81 coraz6n cuando Sc le re-
vel6 ell sol como un "Sol de JUS
ticia," cuando diio en- ell dltimo
capitulo del Librode Malaquias:
"Porque, he aqui, ell dia ar
diente como IN horno; y todos
los ~soberbios, y todos los que
hacen maldad seran estopa; y
aquel dia que vendra los abra-
cara, ha dicho Jehovk de los
Ejercitos, ell cual no dejarA
raiz nj rama. Mas a vosotros
que temeis mi nombre, ell "Sol
de Justicia" ~aparecera debajo
de cuyas alas Q rayos 9sta Ia
salvaci6n."
America, sin prejuicio racial, pero
tolerante y fuerte, puede ser ese
"Sol de Justicia" de rayos confor-
tantes. America puede establecerI
una era de paz verdadera basada en-
IL justicia para todos los pueblos.
La gaceta., 1942-07-01
Gran Picnic

SegGn pasan los dias crece la
animation para asistir al Picnic
que. efectuara la Logia Francis
co Ferrer y Guardia No. as, en-
los terrenos del Parque DeSOto.
en- Palmetto, ell sabado 4 de Ju-
lilo.
Los oganizadores Sc muestran
muy satisfechos con la venta de
boletos de almuerzo. EmpeZara
a servirse a las II 80, continuar
do hasta las dos.
Por la tarue habra bale cor
la orquesta La Tropical. La en-
trada a los ~terrenos es gratis
Solo Sc pagara una pequena car
tidad por ell derecho al bale
Hasta descpues de las ocht
de la noche Sc prolongara.
La gaceta., 1942-07-01

nEBID0 precisamente, a que ell
~ Presidente Roosevelt en- repeti-
das o~casiones ha demostrado estar
inspirado por esta vision, nos hemos
reunido esta noche para honrarlo
como a uno de los mas preclaros
ciudadanos del mundo.
Mucho mas que cualquier otro
hombre en- la historic, ei nombre de
Franklin d. Roosevelt representa-
la democracia politica, economical y
genetica en- toda la America. Como
gran ge0grafo y estadista sinti0
laue 81 h6lito del future sc estaba
aproximando; pero por su amor a
la Humankind, por sobre todas las
cosas, cre6 la politica de Buen We
cino en- 1888, para que nosotros,
dando ell eiemplo en- ell Nuevo
Mundo, pudiesemos inaugurar una
era de paz y entendimiento en- ell
Universe. Cuando ell Presidente
Roosevelt recorri6 las GALES de Rio
de Janeiro, Montevideo, Y Buenos
Aires, en- noviembre y diciembre de
1886, y oy6 a las multitudes aclamar
a ia democracia," su fe en- los pue-
bios de America Sc robusteci6 y
.regres6 a los Estados Unidos re-
suelto a dar un caracter mas tangi-
bic a la politica de "Buen Vecino,"
para que pudiese llegar ell dia en-
que cada una de las naciones ameri-
canas Sc regocijara cordialmente
en- la fuerza y la amistad de los
Estados Unidos.
AL reconocer Ia suprema impor-
tancia de America en- la afrmaci6nI
de la paz futura y en- la mas efcaA
realization de los ideales de la amis-
tad mutua entire las n%aciones del
orbe, ell P~residente Roosevelt or
ganizo una agencia gubernamental
la miqi6n da d~aaarroflar I'M san-l
La gaceta., 1942-07-01
NOTAS SOCIALES
tPoR MARIO RoDRIGUEz)

de "Traducci6n4Prensa", Y su
distinguida.
Motiva esta fiesta ell pr6ximo
enlace de la Srta. Fernandez con
ell primer teniente Will Halsey,
Jr., y es ofrecida por las Srtas.
Giula Bottari y Nouna Hitche-
cot, en- ell 500 de S. Boulevard.
La Srta. Fernandez, partira
ell pr6ximo Sabado para Boston,
donde contraera nupcias con Ell
elegido de su coraz6n.
lPor anticipate deseamos a la
bella damita un feliz viaje Y que
yea realizado su ensueno.
La gaceta., 1942-07-01
La bOda del Sd6ddO

La 6OdG del SGbddO
Para ell Sabado estan anun.
ciado los esponsales de la Srta
Anna Della Rodriguez y el co,
Irrecto joven Manuel Ayala.
La boda Sc verificara en- el Pa
ito del Cfrculo Cubano y sers
presenciada por una legion d.
damas y caballeros pertenecien.
ties a las secciones de la presti-
giosa sociedad Guiana.
La Srta. Rodriguez es hija de
los esposos Eulogio Rodriguez
y ell elegido de los esposos Ma
nuel Ayala.
La bora fijada para este en-
lace de n~uestras simpatias 100
de la noche.
Les congratulamos.
La gaceta., 1942-07-01

ia bailable con 81 nombre de
%Saap-a-Jap'.
Tocaran dos orquestas, una
latina y otra americana, para
complacer a todos los gustos,
Empezara a las IL 90 de la
noche y Sc terminara en- horas
de la madrugada.
Las damas pagaran 30c y los
caballeros 75c.
La gaceta., 1942-07-01
OperadG

Fue sometida a una delicada
operation de los ojos la estima-
da Sra. Ignacia Mendez, domici-
liada en- ] 1929 de la Gale Union
en- West Tampa.
Sc la practice en- ell SanatOrio
del Centre Espanol, ell DIR. A.
Perzia.
Su estado es satisfactorio.
La gaceta., 1942-07-01

greSara ell venidero lunes en- el
ej6rcitO nacional. Levinsky, que
tiene 81 amos y sc nombra Kar-
ry Krakow, pas6 Ell a me-
dico, aunque tiene exceso de Pc
so.
81 no puede obtener un puesto
de combate, Sc conformara con
ser ch6fer de un canton o algo
parecido.
La gaceta., 1942-07-01

Sc SOLICITA una camarera
intelligence. que liable ingl6s y
espahol. No es para un Joint.
ISueldo y propinas Informan en-
esta rsdaceidg
La gaceta., 1942-07-01
KING LEVINSKY Sc UNIRA
AL EJERCITO

Chicago, julio liking Le-
whisky, ~excampe6n del peso com
pleto, vecino de esta ciudad, in
La gaceta., 1942-07-01
La Cor.e Supreme del Arte

La COrte SupremG del Arte
A pesar de la lluvia, ell p1blic6
acudi6 al teatro Casino, } con
gusto hubo de aplaudir ell pro-
grama preparado por Joe Cha
noun.
En- primer lugar Sc exhibi6 la
pelicula, tOda hablada en- espa-
mol, "La Vuelta de Rocha". En-
La gaceta., 1942-07-01
Santos del dtG
Secundino, Casio, Rumotdo,
ITeobaldo y Leonor. /

NacimientO
Naci6 a los estimados esposOs
Antonio Carrasco una hermosa
nina, en- la clinica Ell Bien Phi
plico.
La nueva ciudadana llevaraI
por nombre Frances Cecile.
Tanto la mama como la nina
Sc encuentran gozando de per-
fecta salud en- su hogan, situado
en- ell 1914 de Riviera Court.
La gaceta., 1942-07-01
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