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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-20
Soda|ity Plans
Annual Party

THE ANNUAL CARD PARTY
of st. Peters Sodality of Our
Lady will be held during the
first part of February, it was
decided last evening ut q meet
ing in st. Mary's clubrooms,
after benediction In the church.
Party chairman will be Shir-
ley Tyack, and assisting her will
be Marie Mcmahon; Betty Jane
o e h m ke, and Mary Leek,
tickets; Yolanda Van Beversluys
and Jean Voiland, prizes; Vir-
ginia Mcmahon and Dorothy
Ballard, refreshments, and Vir-
GINA Peltier, publicity. The
gymnasium of st. Mary's school
will be used for the event, al
ways q highlight in the Winter
group of parties. Chairmen for
the party will meet with Miss
Tyack on Thursday at 7:45
o'clock at 43 Ferrin place.
Ann Shea, who attended the
preview of Eternal Gift" re-
ligious picture, reported to the
group on the showing. Rev. FIR.
Albert Hutting, moderator Of
the sodality, and Rev. FIR. Albert
Hebert, were guests at the
meeting, at which there were 40
members.
Dolores White, chairman Of
the Christmas party for charity,
reported on the success; OF that
event.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-20
Episcopal Choir
TO Have Party

THE JUNIOR CHOIR Of
Grace Episcopal Church will
have a party in the parish house
on Wednesday from 4 to 6
o'clock. Games will be played
and refreshments are planned.
Mrs. Charles Sanders and Mrs.
George Merifield are hostesses
for the event. All choir members
are invited to attend.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-20
Dinner TO Honor
Sunday School Head

THE SUNDAY SCHOOL de-
partment of the Methodist
church will sponsor q dinner on
Tuesday evening of next week
given in honor of Miss Lillian
Broome, who has been active in
the primary section Of the school
for a period of as years. Re-
servations may be made by call
ing Mrs. Roy. c. Kidd, phone
1725W.
MRS. WILLIAM KIBBLE, Jr.
will entertain her club at lunch
con and bridge on Thursday,
Jan. Is.
MRS. LEROY H. SAMPLE
will entertain her bridge club
this evening at her home In
Seminole Hills.
IL ~ n Il ~ ~ T. NONN LIE |,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Nunneley, is confined to her
home with mumps.
MRS. SAM MADORSKY and
Mrs. Jack Nagel will be hos
tesses Wednesday evening when
the BIN Junior Sisterhood hon.
ors Helen Lafcovitz.
CARNATION CLUB of st.
Louis parish will meet at the
home of Mrs. Alphonse Kehoe,
1913 Dickinson avenue, on Thurs.
day evening al 8 o'clock.
ST. JOSEPH'S GUILD of st.
Peters parish will meet this
evening at 1880 o'clock with Mrs.
Frank Provost, 272 North ave-
nue..
ST, LOUIS FOUR O'CLOCK
Club will meet this evening at 8
o'clock with Mrs. Joseph Dryer,
236 North Walnut street.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-20
Wesleyan Events
Set for Thursday

A FEW RESERVATIONS at
IL o'clock remain for the two
Wesleyan League luncheons
Thursday. The parties will take
place at the home of Mrs. Hugh
Neale, 169 Smith street, and Mrs.
Frank Weller, % Moser place.
Serving will begin at IL and
will be repeated at / o'clock. Re-
servations may be made with
Mrs. A. D. Brewer.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-20
First Robin
Arrives

MRS. EDWARD VANNAT-
TER has the distinction of be-
ing the first to report on the
Spring crop of robins. Mrs.
Vannatter says she saw one
in her back yard at 81 Inches
street on Saturday, Jan. II,
but she just realized it was
news. Is her robin the first?
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-20
Varied Training Useful
Now and in Later life

REPORT the broad well-integrated Girl Scout vcY
gratifying members Of the Girl Scout
meeting the home of Mrs. H. Irish yesterday
Every Girl Mount Clemens preparing hogDGn
help this carefully worked plan which
the job to be done to the girl who do it. ia
Senior Scouts working their Red Gross Junior rir All
This standard provides diploma and will
Of value the girls all their lives time Of
invaluable in time of Troops z and II afo
rolled z. Irish
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-20
Quilting Bee

HAND IN HAND Circle will
hold an all-day quilting bee on
Thursday5at the Kings paugh-
tiers Home, beginning at 8 o'clock
in the morning. Mrs. Wayne
Adair and Mrs. John Archie are
in charge of arrangements for
the luncheon.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-20
Meeting Moved

THE MEETING @ .Aa1t3 "a =
Circle Of kings Dano & 3
which was to haVo boen h6
Wednesday right q H. 6on,0 =
Mrs. Robert Kai1y. ~ =
moved to the home o. Mr.
Rosso, because Of Hines II y
Kelly family. h y ~ 1pe "a
o'clock. Il. rs IL '$s
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-20
Quiet Rites
Unite Pair
A QUIET CEREMONY took


place in st. Peters rectory yes
terday afternoon at five o'clock
when Mary Louise Hench,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hench, spoke her marriage vows
to William Moeller. Rev. Alfred
A. Hebert read the service.
Miss Hench was attended by
Annaliese Moeller, sister Of Mr..
Moeller. who was attended by
Fred Hench, Jr.
The bride wore a simple suit
of powder blue wool with an
off the face hat of the same
shade. She wore q corsage of
lavender orchids.
Miss Moeller wore dusty
rose jersey wool gown with
small brown hat of the same
material. Her corsage was of
English violets and gardenias.
For the ceremony Mrs. Hench,
mother of the bride was dressed
in q black crepe gown with small
black hat. Mrs. John Ullrich
wore q black crepe gown with
broad collar Of rose pink lace.
Both had corsages of gardenias.
Following the ceremony a
dinner for the bridal party and
immediate families was given at
st. Joseph's Sanitarium. Mr..
and Mrs. Moeller are taking
southern wedding journey and
on their return will live on
Moross avenue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-20
Postponed

THE MEETING of the Women
Christian Temperance Union,
which was scheduled for this
evening, has been postponed un-
til further notice.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-20
Practise Tonight

PRACTISE for the Order Of
Eastern Star will be held this
evening at 1880 o'clock in Ma
sonic hall. Every officer is
urged to be on time
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-20

courses. MS standard course pr
Of value to the girls all their Ii,
invaluable in time of emergency
rolled under the direction of Mr.
Senior Troops are also making
a study of the Morse code, which
will fit into transportation and
communications service. This Is
strictly a victory project.
Intermediates have a diversi-
fled program, any and all
branches of which develop the
girls to take their places and do
their share at home or in the
neighborhoods. Troops 10 and
10 are working toward Nurses
Aid badges, which will signify
that they are trained in home
nursing and in helping register
ed nurses. 1t is obvious that
any woman will find this train
ing helpful in the normal course
Of her life, and equally patent
that it would be invaluable in
the event of emergency.
Mrs. Frank Beine set up this
Nurses Aid course, and Fred
erick T. Schutt loaned the Girl
Scouts q bed for practice pur-
poses.
FOODS
The girls of Troop are de-
voting their energies to conser-
walton In theT victory drive.
Working toward their cooks
badges, they are learning about
the relative values of foods, are
preparing recipes of their own
selection, and studying mer-
chandising in actual trips to
markets. In addition to fitting
them for running home econom-
ically. this program dovetails
nicely with canteen service in
time Of need.
Troop Is, members of which
have completed First Aid re-
fresher course, taught by Mrs.
Beine, are working within the
troop for their child care badges.
They will be fitted not only to
care properly for the physical
needs of q child, but also to
keep him happy and entertained.
Thus they will free their moth
ers and older sisters for vital
war relief work in these diff
cult times, and will retain this
valuable training for later life.
Troop Is girls are refreshing
their First Aid course Of last
year. and will 60 into . Nurses
Aid course in the near future.
Home safety, personal and
community health are the fields
Of interest occupying Troop
Five. These girls are rating
their own homes on safety points
and are aiming at means Of as
sisting In health matters.
HELP AT HOME
The goal in Brownie training
il to develop these youngest
girls to q point where they can
care for themselves, and assist
for their younger brothers and
sisters. This will help many q
mother in normal times, . n d
lift q heavy burden in time Of
stress. ~ ~r
Mrs. Douglas Ball, chairman
of the program committee, and
her committee-members set up
this entire victory program for
the year, at the suggestion Of
the national organization Of Girl
Scouts.
Thus the Girl Scouts in eve
ry branch Of their work are
killing two birds with one stone,
preparing themselves to help
win the war and to grow into
fine well-balanced young wo-
men.
THE TWELVE BELLIES are
planning to attend the showing
Of Sergeant York" at the Jewel
Theatre on Wednesday evening.
MIR. AND MRS. WILLARD
KIDD are observing their 10th
wedding anniversary today by
dining together in Detroit.
I -H~ ..--uu.uu
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-20

ST, LOUIS FOUR O'CLOCK
Club will meet this evening at 8
o'clock with Mrs. Joseph Dryer,
236 North Walnut street.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-20

THE TWELVE BELLIES are
planning to attend the showing
Of Sergeant York" at the Jewel
Theatre on Wednesday evening.
MIR. AND MRS. WILLARD
KIDD are observing their 10th
wedding anniversary today by
dining together in Detroit.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-20

ST. JOSEPH'S GUILD of st.
Peters parish will meet this
evening at 1880 o'clock with Mrs.
Frank Provost, 272 North ave-
nue..
La gaceta., 1942-11-13
TERRIERS CONTRA LOS GE
NERALES DE LEE

Jacksonville, Nov. 13.-Hoy
.pcr la tarde, a las cinco, se efec-
tuara 81 partido de futgol entire
los Terriers del Institute Hills
borough, de Tampa, y los Gene
/ aias de la escuela de segunda
ersenanza Robert f. Lee. Los
tampelos arribaron aver por la
tarde.
Hasta la fecha Lee solo ha SUI
frido dos derrotas, una a mano
de los 'stingarees" de Miami y
la otra frente al Andres Jack
son.
Jug~fa" por los locales Lee,
1873 libras, lie; Carter, 1875 libras
It; Cornish, 1873 libras, lg; Col
vim, c, 10; Lofberg, 165, rg;
Hills, POT, TT; S%palding, 1870, re;
Notes, 1872, Qb; Chance, 155, III;
Parker, 156, rh, y Stephes, 10.
Tampa, con dasventaja en- pc
so, r%ecurrira a la hagilidad y va
La gaceta., 1942-11-13

10 que Siento en- mi, - eXaltan-
dOSe-de gritar: 81 No veis, aca-
so, d6nde conducts a nuestra CT
vilizaci6n? iVosotros por igno-
rancia; Y v~oSotros, por codicia,
os uniS para llevarnos a la ca
taatrofel lAbrid vuestros ojos
Que vuestros oidos perciban la
voz de la raz6n! Yo conozco el
remedio: Hello aqui!.... No es
ldealiSmo, no es utopia, como VIC
Sotros acostumbrais llamar todo
aquello q. no habeis aprendido
deletreando; es Ia realidad, Ia so
Iluci6n practica, para que la mi
Seria Y 81 hambre no sc ceben so
bre millones de hombres, de mu-
jeres v de ninos!... Isl, CASTOR,
he pesado bien mis- actos. A We
ceS, la duda embargaba mi espi-
ritu / Acaso vale la pena de sa-
car a la humanidad imb@cil de
su ignorancia?. d.. Pero, recha-
zando esa flaqueza, que no es
La gaceta., 1942-11-13
Dos P~ELOTEROS Y UN UNI
PIRE PARA INSTRUCTORS
DE LOS SOLDAD0S QUE
AMAN Ell "BETSBOL"

Para instruir a los soldados
del campamento Drew en- el
'fbeisbN," el rey de los deportes,
fueron aver escogidos como men
torres ell pitcher Paul Derringer,
de los Rojos de Cincinnati, ell
iardinero Paul Wagner, de los
Braves de Boston, y Ell expelote-
no y ahora arbitro Butch Hen
line.
Egtos Instructors eXplicaran
a los soldados, con todCs los me-
idios a su alcance, los m6ritos y
"secretos' del juego.
Ofrecieron los tres sus servi-
clos para los meses de invierno
y empezaran sus laibores 81 dia
IT.
Hsblando por los tres, Derrin
ger dijo estas palabras: 'quere-
mos ayudar al esfuerzo de que
IRA y creem0s que muchO puede
hacerse a traves del "acondicio-
namiento fiSico."
La gaceta., 1942-11-13

producer una connection mayor
entire toda eSta genie pusilanime
0 ambiciosa. EStan como los
puerco espines, to5o erizados-.
f im-pUlsivamente, todo sinceri-
dad, aggregate admire! Tie
mes el valor de tus convicciones.
10 arriesgals TODD; porvenir, fe-
licidad, tranquilidad, por seguir
un ideal.
TIL eres mi mejor amigo,
Gast6n-le dijo Garlez grave
mente decirte con fran
Queza 10 que callaria a otro. An
ties de decidirme a pronunciar e.
sc discurso penSe detenidamente
las poSibleS conSecuencias de di-
cho acto: de un lado, Ell pesebre
bien repleto de avena, una vida
apacible y soaega5a, felicidad,
honores Y consideration del o.
tro, la lucha sin cuartel, los in
sultos, la miseria, quizas; pero
la libertad de actuar, de exhalar
La gaceta., 1942-11-13

d6nde llegaba tn ceguera, viejo.
De5ieras haberte dado cuenta til
mismo pero el dicho tiene raz6n
el amor es ciego.
IN sa5es cuanta algeria me
proporeicnas con esta noticia !
/ Me guerra de veras? Els cast
increibie!
-Scporta tn felicidad, chico, y
no llorss de algeria.
u Crees que su padre consen
tira en- nuestro enlace?
C. ton, eres joven, b:en a.
.puesto; tn familia es de la mas
rancia aristocracia y tienes un
brillante porvenir. jPor que Sc
opcndria a vuestra boda?
-Pero, iyaya 81 soy egoista !
Sc eXc,am6 de Marzac mien-
tras su somblante Sc Serenaba.
No I.enso mas q. en- mi. Tu
Giscurs2, imagnifico!, Garlez. ST
una bomba hubiese estallado a.
qui mismo, no hubiera podido
La gaceta., 1942-11-13

mas que tenor de acci6n, pereza
moral, senti una fuerza interior,
irresistible, que me 'anzal5a ha-
cha adelante BESIDE el fordo de
mi conciencia, algo me decia
Themes una mission que cum
Iplir. Tus ideas son las verdade-
ras. Salvaran a la humanidad ce
gada por las pasicnes V por la ig
norancia. Themes el deber de dar
a conocer 10 que hay en- IT,. 81
vacilas Y eScoges el sen5ero flo
rido, 81 no reveals tus ideas. 81
no luchas por ellas, seras aun
mas culpable que aqu6llos que
criticas por su ceguera o por sus
ambiciones."
Garlez hizo una pausa : V. pen
sativo, agreg6:
Il ESe es mi destined
CASTOR 10 habia escuchado con
profunda admiration. Sc sentia
irresisti5iemente arrebatado
por las palabras de su amigo.
La gaceta., 1942-11-13
OEPO2TES
s A DE PELOTA
Ell DOMINGO NOV. %
La novena Intersocial jugar$
con ell team del Escuadr6n 9l8

Ed domingo p Dc noviembre
Sc efectuara un de alto de pelo-
ia, en- e. parque Cdscaden, entire
la novena que game Ell campeOna
to Intersocial y el fuerte team
del Escuadr6n No. 918, del Cuer
20 de Aviaci6n. estacionado en-
Clearwater.
Varios pc.1.eros professional
les figuran en- la novena de los
Aviadores, entire ellos Sly Moo
re, que jugara de JOS Dodgers,
Gerry Winzel, del San Luis.
TODD ell dinero que prOduzca
el partido Sc destinara a los Vi
gilantes contra los ataques de a
viaci6n, distrito nGmero a, que
comprende a Ybor City, Gary
jackson Heights, Belmont H. J
Gary Heights.
Necesitan uniformes estos vo-
iuntariOs servidores de Ia comu-
nidad.
Charlie Cuollar, ell exce1ente
i~anzador, ira a Ia Inca de fuegC
por los IntersOciales.
La gaceta., 1942-11-13
MURIO Ell
JACK O'BRIEN

New York, Nov. 13.-En q
Hospital PcCt9linica, a conse.
olencia de una operation, murit
aver, a la edad de Ga amos, ur
notable p1gil de otros tiempos.
Jack O'Brien.
Su Verdadero nombre era 10.
|s6 Francisco Antonio Hagen y
resjdia en- Ventnor, New Jersey.
Ell ano 1912 Sc retro del cua-
drilatero, luego de so9tener 1874
combates y Solo perder 5.
Era dueho de un gimmasio en-
Broadway; pero en- los Ultimos
nlese3 Sc habia dedicado a nego.
clos de terrenos en- Phi,adel.
phia.
Durante su carrera venci6 q
Dali Hawkins, Frank Erne, Bot
Fitzsimmans Y bu2cando la CO.
roma del peso complete, pero sir
exito, peleo con Tommy Burns
Jack Johnson, Jack Blackburn J
Ell "Bcmbero" Jim Flynn.
Ell mas notable de todos SUI
enouentros 10 sostuvo con Stan.
ley Ketchel, ell asesino de Mich
gan.
Ell cadaver recibira sepulturs
en- Philadelphia. ell Sabado.
LIE sobreviven Su viuda, uT
hermano y cinco hermanas.
La gaceta., 1942-11-13

Les tres ancianos que habla-
gan en- yoz baja, sentados al o.
no extreme del fumoir, empeza-
ron a rc.rse.
ii ,l largo ratio que los tres
o119aja1ores eztan conferen-
,.an-o, - observe CASTOR, de-
Si~51a1-olos.. -Cambian, segu-
rsmenta, !npresiones sobre las
rocien-ss dificu.tades internacio
ra,s que acaban de surgir entire
Bursonlandia Y Candinavia.
jNo 10 crees?
Gar.ez, ir6nico:
-Te apuesto 10 que quieras
que Sc est&n contando cuentos
ver1es. Escdchalos!
Cyeron la voz mon6tona y len
ia dc uno de los viejos, que de-
-il:
Mis- queri5os colegas, yo CO.
roz-o una mucho mejor: Levy
eAcuentra a Samuel, y lie di-
ce; "Querido Samuel, voy a dar
La gaceta., 1942-11-13

EXhuberante de entusiasma. ex-
c,am6:
ST tie puedo ayu1ar en- algo,
Garlez, dimelo; pass 30 ccu9ar-
to tus ideas. L to- 5ispuast7 a
luchar por tn causa, cue Is Ia
de la humanidad.
Garlez, conmovido, lie s3nri6
amistosamente, y rsplic6:
-Gracias, Gastta; nero eli
momento no ha Legado aim. Aho
ra de5o luchar so,o, Y, a3smas.
-agrego, bromeanlo. no ha-
gas tcnterias rioasa en- Marie
Jose.
Durante algunos seguracs am
Dos quedaron absortos en- SIS
.~penSamientos.
u Themes n~oticias del padre
dc Jacqueline? - inquiri6 Gas.
ton rcmpiendo ell s..sn.io.
i Riv!ere esta que trina con.
migo! = replic6 Garlez, con u
ma sonrisa compungida.
La gaceta., 1942-11-13

Los tres donan sue serrtcioa 8

LOS Tres OODRAn Bu6 SeTNIe1Uh y
no vestiran unGorrne.
La historic del "baaebalP' Sc
RI estudiada des3e que este de-
porte fuera creado por Abner
Doubleday.
Sc deScribiran y analizaran
tales personalities como All
fred J. Reach, el creador de Ia
primera novena professional Ell
juez Lands, comisionado supre-
mo; John McGraw, Jimmy VIII
son, Mel OFT, Carl Hubbell, Pep
per Martin, Johnny Wander
Nicer y otros.
Organizaran ligas de pelota y
6stas empazaran a jugar ell dia
II de diciembre.
La gaceta., 1942-11-13
Vicente Granell viene eNpli-

Vicente Granell viene expli-
CAMEO a sus muchachos que no
hay misterio mayor en- las cur
vas Y reCtas de Mickey Herman
dez, el pitcher cue con tanta IA
cilidad ha vanido conteniando-
os; ZERO Manuel Onis cree que
q IN 5,erio" no sera de3yifrado
i c. temperate y csp2ra He
vars 4 domingo, para Cd edifi-
clio de la S6ptjma ayenida y ca
he Is, la bandera del ''cham-
pion."
Onts prepare la formula de los
'jonrones," utilizada eli domin-
sc, cen 6x.to complete, por cua-
.tro ba Caloras de la Union.
La Gabilidad de los cubanos, a
jui,io de los peritos, consiste en-
Sd cuerpo de pitchers.
GrancM Sc vera ogligado a re-
-urrir lie nuevo a los 'bultos pos
tales" de Stephens y McGaha-
gin.
En- azara el juego a las 2 80
lie "a tarde y ~esp5rase una nue.
va marca en- cuanto a entradas.
La gaceta., 1942-11-13
~"ESPARTANOS" CONTRA
"TARS" DE ROLLINS

Jugaran maiana en- Phillips
Field, comenzando a las A de la
tarde, les dos potentes equipos
de la Universidad de Tampa y
d Colegio de Rollins.
Melvin Vines, ell coach tam
peho, sabe que lleva desventaja
en- la lucha, pero estima que Su
"once" posee I'm 1919 de proba,
bilidadeS de victoria.
La gaceta., 1942-11-13
La Gaceta Folletin No. Z
Calisxto Whitmarsh
CLA NJ r. S
NOVELA

]Viejo imb6cil!, ESQ no es
ningln secreto para e. que Ia 90.
serva cuando estas til cerca dc
slla.... Ademas, Quiero hacertt
Balir de dudas: sabes que JAG
queline Y Marie-Jos6 son amigos
inseparables desde su mas tier
ma infancia; que no hay secre-
toS entire elias
Isl, como no.
Il Pues bien!, Marie-Jose lie
Ia confiado que te anna.
i es5e cuan1o 10 sabes?
-Desde siempre.
u Por que no me 10 has dicho
antes?
! -Porque guerra Yer hasta
La gaceta., 1942-11-13

lentfa de Rushg, johnson, Mar
cclino Huerta, Eerry HolJos,
Frank Lorenzo, Johnny Favata,
Marvin Touchton, Hin, Manuel
Miranda, Jerry Jackson y Gas
par Vaccaro.
Horace Chance es una de las
cdlumnas de Lee en- la ofenSiNa.
La gaceta., 1942-11-13
Ell DESAFIO DECISIVE DE
LA INTERSOCIAL SIC We
RIFICARA Ell DOMINGO

Con gran firmaza practican
los peloteros de las novenas c..
Cubano y Unione Italiana para
ell deSafio del domingo, GltimO
de la serie por el campeonato
InterSocial.
La gaceta., 1942-11-13
Con q coach Jack McDo-

Con en coach" Jack McDo-
wal venaran dee3e Winter Park
so jugadores y un nurreroso
grupo die admirsldores y admira
dorss de los "Tars."
Haca pocos dias los j6veneS de
Rollins atropaIaron a los 'IpIo-
tos' de Ia estaci6n naval-aerea
Ce Jacksonville.
La gaceta., 1942-11-13
LA PELEA ALLIES STOLTZ
BEAU ACK

New York, Nov. 13.-Comba-
tiran hoy, en- la Madison Square
Garden, ell habit boxeador Allie
StOltz, aspirante a la corona del
peso ligero, y ell negro Sidney
Walker, conocido en- el pugilis-
mo como Beau Jack,
Sierra un match" a 10 asaltos
y en- las apuestas StCltz eS ell
favorito, en- proportion de 8 por
s.
All vencedor Sc lie recorocera
como un litimo contendiente al
tronO de Sammy AngOtt.
La gaceta., 1942-11-13

BUSINESS UNIVERSITY O.
frece un complete curse de Sc
cretariado a una muchacha jo-
ven, en- cambio por s~ervicios de
oficina. 914 Gale Franklyn.
La gaceta., 1942-11-13

BEEN PUBLICO, INC.
Fundada en- ell 1904
50 amos de continues servicios al pueblo
trabajador de Tampa
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Mississippi Pilot
Downs 1st German

LONDON. Aug. 25-CUP) )-Ameri-
can army headquarters for the Eu-
ropean theater announced today
that 2nd Lieut. Sam F.. Junkin,
Natchez, Miss, was the first Amer
lean air force fighter pilot to shoot
down a German plane in combat.
The announcement said Junkin
scored his success over Dieppe last
week.
Junkin was wounded in the right
shoulder and baled out of his plane.
He was rescued from the water by
members of naval craft.
"Junkin's victory over a Focke-
Wulf 19O," said the announcement
was confirmed by members of the
commando crew which rescued him
from the channel"
Five American pilots were report
ed as still missing from the action
in which two Focke-WulfS were de-
stroyed, three probabaly shot down,
three damaged and one Dornier PIT
damaged.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-25

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