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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-04-23

Washington Department of Agri-
culture reports $1,000 fewer farm
workers than last year, a loss that
has not only caused an acute labor
shortage in many sections, but has
increased agricultural wages % per
cent in year. A survey of 10000
typical farms disclosed that where
men are being called by defense in
duStrieS women are taking their
places in the fields.
Groton, Conn-WeIl ahead of its
fSub-A-Month" program, the Elec-
trio Boat Company, has already
launched two submarines this month
with third well on its way.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-04-23

beck as general chairman and his
helpers, Mrs. M. Simmelink, ticket
chairman and Mrs. Alvin Cheney
decoration chairman. Her helpers
were Mrs. Paul Spreen, Mrs. Paul
Richmond and Mrs. Harry Linn. The
lighting effects were made possible
by the assistance of the p. p. &
L.. company. The tickets and pro-
grams were provided by Vane Wild
er. .=z.5ts
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-04-23
There Was a Reason
For His Pain in Neck

PUEBLO, CoLo.-Ten-year-old
Ted Smith went for six months
with broken neck before il was
detected. The injury occurred
while he was scufiiing with a
playmate but appeared to be
nothing more than a bruise. Later
more serious symptoms devel-
oped and an x-ray examination
showed q fractured vertebrs.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-04-23
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that a bs,,
ing will be held at the CITY Com
Gil Chambers at the City TIan !.
the City Of Kennewick on Tlesd,s
May S, 1912, at 8 o'clock pm. m,
and there to determine whether n,
request Of j. A. Winemiller for Os
mission to construct a building 1
variance Of the coming ordInsDr
of the City Of Kennewick win \
granted. All persons desiring IA l.
heard must be present at said m,
and place.
Dated this 23rd day Of April lOg
WIN1FRED CAMpBu,
4:23 City Clh
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-04-23
Fed Up With Laundry,
He Ewes Suicide Unit

FORT SLOCuM. N. yam
army private at Fort Jackson,
S. c., said in a letter today to
the Commanding Officer, Sui
eide Squad, Fort Slocum. N. Y:
Sir. 1 understand aSsuicide squad
is in progress. / wish as another
American to volunteer in it. I am
in a laundry unit at present. Just
a chance is all ask" s
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-04-23
Allies Score in Air

Darwin, Australia the course
of an inspection tour of of the
Southwestern Pacific, Lieut.. Gen.
George III Brett, in supreme COM
mand of the ALLIED Air Forces, stat
ed that carefully compiled records
indicated that the ALLIES took a toll
of six Jap planes for every Allied
plane shot down by Japanese flyers.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-04-23
Complete Ship Control

Washington-All tankers and dry
cargo ships owned privately are now
under u S. control. Heretofore, the
War Shipping Administration held
Is percent of u. S. tonnage and this
weeks Federal move takes control
of the remaining Is percent.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-04-23

Farmers around Kennewick might
take the hint If they knew that an
ostrich egg will make an omelet as
large as one made from SO hen eggs.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-04-23

wANTED-A good model A Fus
or Chevrolet coupe. Will pay abu
$50. Phone 3112. n
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-04-23

FOR RENT-Room in prWl
home, board II desired. W. Z
Johns, / mile south on WashiH,
ton St., phone 2476.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-04-23

WANTED-Grocery clerk, max q
female, one with experience On
ferred. Apply at McDonalds om
cry. N
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-04-23
Too Late to CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-weaner pigs, phoS
2l78. \
Evening star., 1942-11-19
Had You Considered

Such not t-opt-to be-repeotsd gifts as
closet ensembles. boss ond boxes
ct al in Coy ehintzes-kotions. First
Floor-Ieneths Of dress fobries from
the Second Floor certificate for
permanent wove or manicures or
foeioIs (Beouty Scion bounty Sec
ond FIoor-fruit coke ordered from
the Bokery Counter, Seventh Floor.
And hobby-Eidsr thrills such es COM
sro equipment First Floor and rec
ords Fourth Fioos),
Evening star., 1942-11-19
Fifth Floor

For your fovorits hostess--or your
fovorite home moker-here are lus-
trous linens and linen closet lux
uries. Lenox. spode, Minton and
Syracuse dinnerwore-Howkes, Lib
bey, Duneon and Kelsey eIosswore.
Here ore reIoxine choise tongues or
festive boudoir choirs-wom and
coIorful bed coverings, too.
Evening star., 1942-11-19
Fourth Floor

Younger generation porodiss Of toys
ond young fashions. From o hond.
made dress for brond new body to
o fur coot- fos thet junior miss
daughter Of yours-hsre ore trees
ures. See little girls eyes shine
when she discovers motchins hot and
muff or euddIy chenille robe
weteh Son beam over his new leather
joeket and his oirpIans "mokinss."
Evening star., 1942-11-19
Best Gift of All

The Victory Booth Is on the Main
Aisle Of the First Floor to remind you
that most importont Of all Christmas
gifts is your gift 70 America in re-
turn for the freedom you love. Pur-
chose War Stomps ond Bonds for
yourself and for Christmas gifts to
others. You may buy them at any
service desk texeept tho First FIoor)
end also the Post Office, First Floor.
Evening star., 1942-11-19
Sixth Floor

Is the gift TO be furniture? Modern
or inspired by Colonial williamsburg
An occasional piece or on entire
suite Of dining or living room furni-
ture. Come browsing ond be in
srired--on the Sixth Floor. You find
choice rugs, pictures and mirrors
here, olso-ond turn for helpful
counsel TO the Young Home pIonnefs
Shop or our Studio Of interior Deco
rotins.
Evening star., 1942-11-19
First Floor

Treasure trove Of feminine gifts
perfumes. her fovorite toiIetries,
gloves, hondkerehiefs, crisp neck
wear. smart costume ieweIry, worm
seorfs. stockings, umbrellas and
hondbass. Here, too, ore books. sto-
tioneN (for the dozens Of letters
we all are writins), and q glorious
orroy Of silver and exquisite iewsIry.
Evening star., 1942-11-19
The Gift Shop

We set It apart for speeioI and hon.
orable mention-for here IS con-
eentroted all the Joyous gift spirit
you find throughout the store. And
il is 50 wonderfully simple TO find
name otter name checked of your
list. without your having TO bulge
out Of this one feseiretins dsport.
msnt (elI rs-dscoFoted IN striking
modern dress). Fifth Floor,
Evening star., 1942-11-19
Eighth Floor

Housswores-the word Is mosie--
from unpointed furniture TO dress up
Dovehtsr's room to sunny soIed bowls
and bright fireplace fittinss-it is a
"sonte cIous peck" Here is smert
and willing luggage fo' those trovsi-
ss on yosr list. And spieusson trsats
Uncle Georges heart most probobly
responds 10 sueh) IN the foed Shop.
Evening star., 1942-11-19
Seventh Floor

Cousin Betty dotes on doing needle
point ond Aunt Hepzibeh mentioned
thot she needed o lamp thot sovs q
better light for her reading. Re-
member jones room would look 50
wonderful with bright new droperies
-ond Dads choir cries for new
Gp cover. PIeoss Them all with
Seventh Floor finds" - and enjoy
mid. shopping Fsfrsshmest in the Tee
Room o. FeunteiR Room On this Hoos.
Evening star., 1942-11-19
Third Floor

Gifts thot enehant feminine heorts--
luscious imported sweaters, luxurious
furs. lacy urderthinss lend, this
year. warm ones, tool. fiotterins
neeGeees. sparkIins evening joekets.
Clever Daughters select SNORT hots
for mothers kere--d process thot
works just as we'll in reverse. Lovely
dresses and eoots here, too.
Evening star., 1942-11-19
Second Floor

Headquarters for masculine gifts
worm robes, ioekets, sweoters, ties.
gloves. assortments Of fovorite TO-
boeeos. fomous- s-nome pipes. belts.
buckles ond bedroom sIippers-ond,
just opposite the elevators, q stimu-
lotins porode Of gifts for men in the
service. Women's and ehildren's
Gift slippers, too, on this floor.
Evening star., 1942-11-19
Dozen Stairs Store 80.

From bright gloves for Sister 10 a
robe for Dad. q cunning coat for q
toddIer 70 q fur coat for Mother-
the Down Stain Store is oIwoys in.
rent On keeping the famiIt WE'LL
dressed at gentle prices. The moral:
An excellent pioes 10 shop for
chnstmas gifts Of apparel fos all
members Of the famiIy.
Evening star., 1942-11-19

No time wte ros round the
blessed Wongom
Of
and dozens
msHet peek into
BEST
important with Uncle
hurry, huy feel unhuned hopwhhm
To make here gftdea drecto-pe suggest
hphh list and tuck it booklet
handbag at WOODWARD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
Quickly Prepared Macaroni and Beef
Makes Substantial Supper Dish

creamy strands are hot and
bubbly through and through.
Just as IL comes from the can
this macaroni makes a fine
main course dish to serve with
a vegetable and salad. Or, if
you want to stretch the dish and
add a little extra heft and SAVIOR.
you will find macaroni a perfect
mixer with meat, vegetables and
fish.
Here, for instance. Is a sub
StaRtial supper dish that you can
turn out in 10 minutes by simply
adding to the macaroni, shreds
of dried beef, onion slivers, and
a little seasoning and sauce.
Meearoni and Beef
1 tablespoon butter
tablespoon onion
5 ounces sliced dried beef,
shredded
Il cup chill sauce
] medium can (17-oZ) cooked
macaroni in cream sauce
with cheese.
Melt butter. Brown onion in
melted butter. Rinse excess salt
from dried beef and drain.
Brown dried beef in melted but
ter and onion. Add chill sauce
AnVERTIQEAENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26

TOO MANY homemakers'
meals now assume a different
role than ever before. They
used to be something we thought
up In our leisure, shopped for
Whenever we were ready, pre-
pared at our own good time and
tempo.
But, now that most Of us are
working, as well as managing
our homes and families. meals
have been reduced in rank TO
short cuts that we sandwich into
over-crowded days,
After long day in the office,
or doing precision duty in a fac
tory, shortcut cookery appeals
meals that we can prepare in
a few minutes.
Take macaroni, for instance.
the fully prepared kind that
comes packed in cans. ready to
reheat and serve. It's just as
luscious. rich and creamy as any
good home cooks. And there's
nothing you need do, when you
plan a meal around IL. but open
the can, drop the contents into
q saucepan and heat until the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26

You, too. can look smooth" and
solve your clothes problem by
hurrying down TO Frankliu's during
their daring Spring sale. Here is
very special offer made in a
drive for 500 new customers. a
smart new $500 Spring Hat or a
pair OF $500 Spring Shoes abso-
lutely FREE. yes We mean II. hat
or shoes FREE with your purchase
OF stunning. clever. brand new
1912 CAMEL LAMA Polo Coat
priced at only 1895. They're bet.
ter. finer luxury coats, beautifully
lined and tailored and styled TO
the minute. All you need TO pay is
just {l.00 down, arrange the bal.
ance in small payments TO suit
your convenience. Take your coat
home with you, no red tape, no
delay. Hurry. get your FREE hat
or shoes during this drive teR 500
new customers. AT FRANKLIN'S
DEPARTMENT. ORE 3l6
MICHIGAN AVE. Shop any eve
ming till 9 o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
DETROIT EVENING TINES GpHoNE CHERRY $500

and macaroni and mix we'll.
Heat and serve.
La gaceta., 1942-08-27

En- sus manos, saltaron algu-
nos billetes de Banco eSpanoles.
Fran de Glen pesetas, de Gin
cuenta, de veinticinco, v uno so.
10 de quinientas pesetas.
Continue usted-apremi6 el
comisario.
-Si, senior, ST. lD6nde esta-
ba yo?
Nos decia d6nde Nevada
listed 81 dinero.
-iAh, sil lEstoy como local
En- efecto; cast TODD q dinero 10
llevaba en- mi maletin.
- Como explica listed enton-
ces, sonora, que hayan podido
sustraerle 81 dinero del maletin
y sustituirlo con estos ~frascos,
81 dice que listed no 10 ha solta-
do de Ia mano?
Els muy sencillo. senior agen-
te. INo 10 adivinan ustedes?
I Este no es mi maletml...
- Como?...
La gaceta., 1942-08-27

hablaba con respeto Y deferen-
cia, invite a Joaquina a que Sc
trasladara a su despacho.
Les interesaba aclarar que el
robo no Sc hubiera nevado a ca
DO dentro del e-stablecimiento.
-iNo, senior mio!-dijo Joa-
quina, en- cuanto eStuvo instala-
da en- un gran sill6n del despa-
cho del alto jefe-; tel robo ha
debido ser en- ell auto que nos
trafa, ha tenido que ser ahi. por
fuerza, porque 70 recuerdo muy
bien que cuando sail del hotel.
Nevada mi propio maletin con el
dinero dentro. Esta misma ma
aana 10 he contado antes de sa-
lir de mis- habitaeiones.
Fl jafe hizo un gesto %evasivo.
como Ell que Sc lava las manos en-
un asunto y ia por terminado
un incidente.
Joaquina Sc levant6 y sali6 a.
companada del eOmisario y de
La gaceta., 1942-08-27

Jadeaba de un mode lamenta-
bile.
Miraba a un lado y otro de-
|grupo, con ojos espantados. en-
los que Sc podian leer mil pasio-
mes, la c6lera, Ell horror, q mic
do, Ell odio... iiAh, el dinero, el
dinero, ell maldito dineroll.
-~Digame-pudo decir, al fin
fijando ahOra sus pupilas es-
pantadas en- el comisario.
(sID6nde Nevada listed ell di-
nero?
En- mi maletin. lVamos, ca
81 TODD en- mi maletinl Porque
tambien Nevada algunos. unos
cuantos billetes sueltos en- mi
monedero.,. IA yer. ay, Dios
Mol. IA yer 81 me han roba-
do tambien el del monederol
La mujer abri6 su e~scarcela.
con un gesto de verdadera locu-
IA.
". limo por fortuna!l....
La gaceta., 1942-08-27
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Medals Blancas anotaron
una carrera en- ell segundo inn
ing y cuatro en- Ell tercero y con
elias d%errotaron a los Yankees,
que Sc quedaron en- tres, hechas
en- el tercer episodio. Borowy
fue ell pitcher vapuleado y
Haynes ell ganador.
Joe Gordon no pudo batear de
hit Y Ted Williams volvio al pri-
mer lugar entire los mejores ba,
teadroes
Pegaron "jonrrones' Hoag
Moses.
Chicago sc, 12h, De; New Yorl
&c, III, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-08-27
FIESTA EN- HONOR DEL
QUERIDO JOVEN LUIS BE-
MTG
NITo

La Liga Intersocial ofrecera
mahana una fiesta, en- Ell Cen
tro Asturiano, en- honor de Luis
Benito, su secretario, que ACADIA
de ingresar en- Ell ejercito de los
Estados Unidos. Benito Sc mar
chara la semana que viene.
Mucho agradeeemos al presi-
dente de la Liga, Antonio Cas-
tro, la invitaci6n que nos man
da.
Benito es un joven amable,
quito y muy guerido en- nuestros
circulos sociales.
Els tambien- s~ecretario de la
|Pequena Camara de Concrete.
Comenzara ell acto a las $50.
La gaceta., 1942-08-27
ORORTES
LIGA tNACIONAL
Tercera Victoria de los
CGrdenules

AlcanZaron aver su tercers
victoria consecutive sobre los
Dodgers de Brooklyn, en- un re-
nido juego, los Pajaros Rojos de
st. Louis. Macon y Beazley sos
tuvieron un duelo, llevando este
la mejor parte.
La carrera del triunfo Sc pro-
dujo en- ell decimo inning, con I'm
"jilote' de Triplett que hizo en-
trar a Jimmy Brown.
Con sus tres exitos, ell St.
Louis Sc ha puesto a Az desa-
fios de los Esquivadores, por
debajo de estos. Cada novena ba
te6 nueve 'terapeuticos''. Med
wick no pudo pegar de hit, en- 5
veces.
Slaughter, de los Carenales,
diSpar6 un hit.
Las dos novenas jugaran hoy
ell cuarto desafio.
Brooklyn 1c, 9h, De; st
Louis &c, Oh, De.
Davis lanzara hoy por la no
vena de Leo Durocher Y Laniel
por la que comanda South
worth.
La gaceta., 1942-08-27

Joaquina quedo ALI, EN- Ia ace
ia, con ell cmisario y Otro agente
y dos empleados del Banco " un
portero, que va no sabian como
ecnsolar y ~reconfortar a esta DO
bre sonora. iQue golpe, caram-
lba, que gOlpe!
-iiNo tiene listed aquf fami-
liza, e-nora?-pregunt6 luego 81
eomisario, piadosamente.
No, senior, no. A nadie.
-Entonces.
FL ccmisario Sc interrumpi6.
La pareja de la guardia civil
de servicio en- ell Banco pedia Or
denes y aquel repuso:
-Ustedes esperen. Yo voy a
hablar con el captain, en- q Guar
tel de las Ramblas, csc que esta
cerca de aqui.
Y, volviendose hacia Joaqui-
ma, continue:
-Bien; yo la acompanare a
listed hasta 81 hotel y alli we're
La gaceta., 1942-08-27
LAS PRACTICAS DEL EQUI
Pc DE FUTBOL DE LA u
NIVERSIDAD DE TAMPA

III dia 8 de septiembre, mar
ties, empezaran las practicas de
equipo de futbol de la Univer
sidad de Tampa.
Esta sehalado para 81 dia 3 d
Octubre ell primer partido de los
Espartanos, en- este otoho, v K
jugaran con los Caimanes de Ia
Universidad de Florida.
Numerosos problemas tienl
ique estudiar y resolver Ell coach
Joe Justice.
Charlie Wilson, ell habil "qual
terback", ACADIA de ingresar en-
el servicio de guardacostas.
Cuenta Justice con Bob Hach,
Bill Lssan, Tom Lakus, Junior
Thornton, Joh nRaad, Jack Lay
field, Aubrey Fuller, Jules Fan
tel, Bugs" Mccullough, VIII
ard Knight, Art Spoltore, Paul
Straub y Frank Straner.
Hasta ell dia de hoy los par
tides contratados son estos: oct.
Universidad de Florida, en-
Tampa; octubre 10, Universe
lad de Miami, en- Miami; octu-
ore II, Universidad de Alaba-
ma, aqu; Oct. "a, estacion naval
a6rea de Jacksonville, en- Jax.;
Dctubre 81, Maestros de Tennes-
see, aquf; Nov. Ia, Rollins Co
llege, aqui, y Nov. Fl, Colegio
Presbiteriano, aqui.
Sc trata de concertar un par
La gaceta., 1942-08-27
RepartierOn honOreS Cubs
D PhllieS

Los Phillies vencieron a 10:
Cubs en- Ell primer desafio de a
|yer, que dur6 II innings, J
mas tarde perdieron ell segundo
Hughes, relevado por Melton.
gan6 ell encuentro inicial.
fleming dejo a los Phillies en-
cinco hits, en- Ell segundo, y no
les permiti6 arribar a la gonna
Philadelphia &c, 10h, Re; Chica
go &c, Oh, Re.
Philadelphia DC, 5h, De; Chica-
go &c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1942-08-27
u Que dice usted?

NO, senores, no.. Este nc
es ell milo! Las inglesas 10 han
sustituido por este, lleno de fras
cos y papeles. iPobre de mi! /.
iNo, no es ell mio!...
Y Joaquina, incapaz de con-
tener pOr mas tempo la congoja
que la ahogaba, estall6 en- un
horrible, en- un espeluznante so
llozo, que Ia oblig6 a cubrirse el
rostro con las manos.
FL cOmisario, los agentes, los
empleadOs del Banco, TODD el
mundo, comprendi6, al fin.
Sc trataba, desde luego, de un
robo maravillosamente prepare
do, concebido y ejecutado con
una maestria insuperable.
La gaceta., 1942-08-27
LOS ATIETAS SUECOS VEN
DRAM A FSTADOS UNIDOS

New York, agosto 27.-La U.
MON Atl6tica Amateur anuncit
aver por medic de Daniel j. Fe-
iris, su secretario, gus haran
una vista a Estados Unidos, a.
tendiendo una ivitaci6n que Sc
les hiciera, los famosos atletas
suecos Gundar Hagg y Arne
Anderson.
Los dos han establecido nus
vas importantes marcas en- este
Nerano.
Reaiizaran la vista en- los me-
ses del invierno.
La gaceta., 1942-08-27

cuadraneular del juego 10 dis
par6 fanano, ell catcher de los
Rojoe. Witek, OFT Y Mize pega-
ron tres hits cada uno.
La derrota Sc lie anot6 a Rid
die. Gigantes Y Rojos volveran
a jugar hoy, con los pitchers
Feldman y Starr.
New York lie, 15h, De; Gin
cinnati &c, Oh, 4e.
La gaceta., 1942-08-27

W-~N
Dos veces aplastaron los Tt
gres a los Atleticos del veterano
Connie Mack, en- ell primer par
lido con Trucks Y en- ell segundo
con White. Christopher y R. Ha
iris fueron los serpentineros a.
tropellados.
Detroit 1c, 5h, lie; Philadel-
phia DC, Oh, De.
Detroit &c, I'll, De; Philadel-
phia &c, 5h, Be.
La gaceta., 1942-08-27

Obtuvieron otro triunfo los
Medals Rojas de Boston y au-
mentaron a 9 ell numero de sus
exitos conservatives. Butland de-
j6 en- tres hits a los Indios,
mientras Ell Boston descargaba
ocho, dos de ellos salidos del ba-
tie de Ted Williams. lie TOGO Ia
La gaceta., 1942-08-27
NO HABRA BOXEO EN- GUS
d

Por eseasez de boxeadores,
Jim Downing no ofrecera ma
mana viernes, en- C~uscaden, su
prcgrama semanal de boxeo.
Trata Jim de buscar un con-
trario par ell soldado Joey Smi-
Tiers.
La pelea Sc lie ofreci6 a Sixtc
Morales, que dicese la ha decli.
nado.
La gaceta., 1942-08-27
Triunfo de los Gigantes

Apalearon los Gigantes a tres
pitchers del Cincinnati, Riddle,
Thompson y Shoun, y lograron
una facil victoria ohrman fue
el pitcher vencedor. Ell 1nico
La gaceta., 1942-08-27
RUBEN SHANK PELEARA
CON JOE CARTER

Newark, N. j., agosto 81
Por enfermedad de Freddie Ar
cher, ell pdgil local del peso well
ter, Ruben Shank peleara 81 pro
ximo lunes con Joe Carter, ell
substitute. Tendra Ell combate'
I'm Unite de 10 asaltos.
Ray Robinson venci6 sin apu-
ros a Shank, hace pocos dfas.
La gaceta., 1942-08-27

varlos empleados Y agentes.
FL comisario habia enviadC
mcmentos antes a va.rios de suS
subordinados a que realizarar
un registro en- ell auto que espe-
raba a la puerta.
.Pero, como los policias espe-
raban, no Sc encontr6 NADIA.
Las inglesas habian desapa-
recido, desde luego, llevaniose
81 famosO maletin.
-Bien. Periquet - orden6 el
~comisario, cuando va salian to-
dos del Banco-; vayan ustedes
Embellishments al hotel donde
Sc hospoda esta sonora, a YER 81
esta ALI el equipaje de las ingle-
sas, y a procsder a su busca v
detenci6n en- TODD case.
-Esta muy bien.
o
NarioS agentes sc destacaron,
saltando Embellishments a los
primeros taxis que pasaban.
La gaceta., 1942-08-27
La Gaceta Folletin No. $40
TONIC TERORRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

jQuien venia en- el coche?
Las dos inglesas Y 70.
@lNadie mas?
Made mas, senior agente.
-5Y deSde el hotel han veni.
do ustedes aqui directamente?
-Directamente, 81, senior. 70
no he soltado mi maletin nj un
solo inStante de Ia mano.
Y al llegar aqui.,.
El comisario extendi6 la dies
ira, interrumpiendola
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to.
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Joaquina Gallo.
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derrota a Harder, relevado por
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victoriano Manteiga, Editor
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Joaquina Gallo.
Sc ahogaba.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-20

SCIENCE approaches the oug goal Of seeing the
development of election which advance
scope study Of moer and bocteHo ereoy the ordinary
light Using the much shorter
pored with the Of visible light the eeton
forms
PARTICLES ten moh Of inch This
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development Of the RCA Laboratories Princeton j.
election with which these pictures made hos
exhibition and demonstration here the National Press Club The
show Of the fields of scientific and industrial research including
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