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La gaceta., 1942-09-16
DE NUEVO Sc FROPONE LA
UNION DE LAS REPUBLI-
CAS- DE LA E CEN
TRIAL

San Salvador, Sept. Ice
peri6dico "Prensa Grafica" pro-
pone 10 que va Sc intentara rea-
liar en- otras ocasiones, la u
MON de las repGblicaS de la Anne
RIGA Central, integrada por Qua
temala. Ell Salvador, Nicaragua,
Honduras y Costa RIGA.
Los puntos PARTICIPATES que pro
pone son los siguientes:
Composition de una Dieta de
la America Central compuesta
de tres representatives de cada
una de las cinco n~aciones, que Sc
reuniran una vez al ano y elegi-
ra un presidente de la America
Central de entire los presidentes
de los 5 paises, a servir por un
ano; un ciudadano de cada una
de las cinco rep1blicas servira
por dos periodos de un aho du-
rante Ell termino de prueba de
10 amos; la Dieta Sc reunira en-
Ell pals cuyo presidente haya 81
do escogido, y adoptara legisla-
ci6n applicable a todos los paises
centro-americanos la Union de
Ia America Central Sc proclama
ria definitivamente en- 1852.
La gaceta., 1942-09-16

Observation-Disclosures
dados al p1blico recientemente
por ell Institute de Acero y
Hero" y por la Corporation
de Acero", senalan la superio-
ridad de los Estados Unidos,
sobre ell Eje, en- la production
de acero.
Estes informes establishes reve-
Ian que la capacidad productive de
acero de los Estados Unidos, es So
por ciento mayor que la del con-
junto de los pafses dominados por
Ell Eje. La information publicada
por Ia United States Steel Corpora
ton aclara ell hecho de que sola-
mente la production de laminas de
acero, por esta compahia, fue sufi-
ciente para suplir las necesidades
totales del programa de los Estados
Unidos en- 10 que respecta a la cons
truccion de barcos, correspondence
al aho 1912.
Segun expresa ell Institute de
Acero y Hero, 81 a Alemania lie
fuera possible mantener trabajando
en- su capacidad maxima a todas las
fundiciones de hero Y acero exis-
tentes en- la Europa continental, la
production total del Eje serfa
35.000.000 de toneladas menor que
la de los Estados Unidos-o sea
aproximadamente $4,000. 900 de to-
neladas anualmente. Sin embargo,
ell Institute senala que la produc-
cion verdadera en- los paises del Eje,
es sumamente inferior a su capaci-
dad, mientras que la de los Estados
Unidos, es ell 81 por ciento de su
capacidad total.
Capacidad Productive
En- una serie de informes sobre
su participation en- la production de
guerra, ell Institute de Acero Y HE
rro, public6 recientemente cifras
que revelan que a pesar de que IA
brica menos del 40 por ciento de Ia
production total de acero de los Es-
tados Unidos, la production de esta
compania solamente, ademas de ser
mayor que la de Alemania, es al
mismo tempo superior a la produc-
La gaceta., 1942-09-16

NdcimieRtO
Con toda felicidad vino al nun
do en- pasados dias una hermosa
bebita, hija de los estimados es-
pesos JESUS Y Argelia Rodri-
gueZ.
Ell alumbramiento tuvo lu-
gar en- la casa de salud Centre
Asturiano. Llevara ell nombre
de Yolanda.
IDado eQ satiSfactorio estado
de la mama, y la nina, en- ell dfa
de hoy seran trasladadas a su
hogan.
Congratulamos a los esposos
Rodriguez.
La gaceta., 1942-09-16

cinto Navarro, Arc Zambito,
Juana Pazos y Benny Garcia.
Como nGmeros especlales sc
presentaron Joaquin BARGE
mas, acompahado de Antonio
Sardinas y Jack Barcena Jro y
la Srta. Marian Anderson.
Cantaron preciosas cancio-
mes. las que fueron Ovaciona-
das por ell pGblico.
La gaceta., 1942-09-16

gran
estrategia de las Americas hoy
en- dia es la production. Pero
no Ia production aumentada a
la que va existia sino la que
resulta del cambio de Ia civil
antigua a Ia militar moderna,
asi Sc eXpreso Leon Henderson.
Como integrante del Consejo
para la Production de Mate
riales de Guerra, representa-
ALI al civil americana Y me
expreso bajo ell punto de vista
de csc civil, continue ell Sr.
Henderson. Cuando los estra-
tegas militares y productores
necesitan mas cobre, mas
acero, mas productos quimi-
cos-ocurren a mi como 81
fuera ell banquero del pueblo Y
70 firmo los pagares militares
impartiendo ordenes que SUI
primer la production de auto
movies, de refrigeradoras, del
nylon, Y de los radios. Per-
mitaseme decir, que ell pGblico
americana nunca ha dejado de
responder a estos compromises
que he contraido en- SUI nombre,
Esta es una guerra de los pueblos.
No una guerra basada sobre los
antiques ~conceptos de rivalidades
entire naciones, en- que luchabaT
~ejercitos reducidos de hombrel
sobre lineas de combate estableci
das por diplomaticos. rs esta Il
guerra del pueblo americana. Tam
bien es la guerra del pueblo chino
del pueblo russo, del pueblo britannica
rs la guerra de los holandeses, d.
los ilipinos y de los hind1s. Els L
lucha de los polacos, de los checos
de los millones que aun Sc encuen.
tran resistiendo en- Ia Europa ocu.
pada v de los miles de sus compa.
triotas que han huido para tomar
las armas. Els la guerra una reac-
ci6n violenta de las fuerzas unidas
de la humanidad. Todos ellos son
vfctimas de los bombardeos y de
los SACRIFICES econ6micos. Sobre la
poblaci6n civil recae Ell peso de la
production de guerra.
BESIDE que SO inici6 ell esfuerzo
belico he tenido un solo objective:
~conseguir sunA abrumadora supe-
La gaceta., 1942-09-16
Sc APRESURA LA CONS
TRUCCION DE LA CARRIE.
TERRA A TRAVES DE COS
IA RIGA

San Jose, Costa Rica, Sep. 16
FL gobierno de los Estados u
nidos, con Ia cooperation de cen
tenares de ingenieros y miles de
trabajadores, apresura la cons
trucci6n de la carretera de Cos
ia Rica que ayudara a unir a Te
xas con el Canal de Panama.
Cuando la ~carretera lnter-A-
mericana Sc termine, tendra un
La gaceta., 1942-09-16

ci6n combinada del Japon, Italia y
Francia.
No obstante la escasez temporal
que ha habido de algunos tipos de
acero en- los Estados Unidos, ell ms
tituto de Acero Y Hero estima que
la insufciencia en- los pafses ocupa-
dos por ell Eje es mayormente nota-
BILE. Es sabido que ell Eje ha esta-
blecido grandes reservas de alea-
clones, tales como manganese,
cromo, MIGUEL, y ~tungsteno, pero
dicha institution opina que estas
reservas han sido agotadas consi-
derablemente, y que escasean nue.
vas fuentes de abastecimiento.
"Dentro de sus limites", continda
eel informe del Institute de Acero y
Hero, Ga Europa del Eje, al pare
Ger, posee minas capaces de produ-
cir mineral de hero, carbon, Y pie
dra caliza en- cantidades adecuadas
para poner en- movimiento, y al
maxine de su capacidad, todas las
fundiciones de hero Y acero. Sin
embargo, hay casos en- que las mi
mas estan situadas a una distaneia
muy grande de las fandiciones que
La gaceta., 1942-09-16
Matinee baHdble

Podemos asegurar que ell do
mingo Sc reunira nuestra juven-
tud elegante en- la sala de fiestas
del Centre EspadOl de Ybor, ALI
Sc Ofrecera la cuarta matinee
bailable de la tenporada, auspi-
ciada por la Secei6n de Recreo.
La primera pieza Sc tocara a
las cuatro de la tarde y la 1lti-
ma a las ocho C la noche.
La gaceta., 1942-09-16
TeatrO Casino

Hoy pOr Ultima 7ez Sc exhi-
bira la bonita pelicula "Alla en-
ell Tr6pico'', en- la que trabajan
los inigualables actores mejica-
nos Tito GUITAR y Esther Fer
nandez, secundados por ell gran
"Chaflan", que no ha mucho pc
reciera ahogado.
La gaceta., 1942-09-16

hay que abastecer y la calidad del
mineral tampoco es de 10 mejor.
Sc considera que esta situacion ha
impuesto una carga adicional sobre
los sistemas ferroviarios de Europa,
que han sido sometidos al mayor
esfuerzo debido a las constantes
campanas militares Y tambien al
bloqueo britanico,
Deficit en- Europa
Communicates llegados reciente-
mente de Francia e Italia, indican
que la production de acero en- esos
paises ha sido restringida a causa
de la escasez de materials primas y
10 diffcil del transporte. Sc opina
que la production en- algunos de los
otros paises conquistados ha de-
caido.
Sin embargo, aparte de los calcu-
los y opiniones, las autenticas cifras
sobre la production demuestran la
abrumadora superioridad de la in
dustria de acero de los Estados Uni
dos, Y al mismo tempo revelan que
aun con algunos deficit la produc-
ci6n total es mas del doble que la de
las potencias del Eje. q
La gaceta., 1942-09-16
NOTAS SOCIALES
fPoR MARIO R%oDRIcUEz)

Complete ell programa de la
noche una cinta americana, con
la vivaracha mejicana Lupe We
lez, titulada Mexican Spitfire
Sees a Ghost.
La gaceta., 1942-09-16

Una bOda
FL pasado domingo y en- la
Residential de los apreciados
esposos Jose y Carmen Santos,
en- ell 1909 de la Avenida Is,
Sc efectuaron los esponsales
de la interesante y bella Srta.
Dora WARS, Y ell apuesto jo-
ven Richard Salgado.
Representa- a la ley la nota-
rio Srta. Mary Pelaez.
Firmaron en- cGlidad de tes-
tigos, la Sra Hilda Salgado y
ell Sr. Julian Pla.
La ceremonial fue presencia
da por una selecta concurren-
cha:
Srtas. Maria Tejeiro, Lau-
reana Tejeiro, Freya Santirzo,
Dalia Gallo, Aida WARS, Olga
Gallo, Angie Albano, Mary
Rodriguez, Della Velasco, Ell
vira Gonzalez, Elvira Santos,
Gloria Fernandez, Ofelia Pr
ia, Rosa Salgado, Margarita
Lord, Estrella Lopez, Dora
Mondello, Olga Caravito, Mar
garita Pita. Carmita Tudela,
Maria Margarita Damico.
Senoras: Nela Perez, Euge-
MIA Vidal, Josefina Cannella,
Aracelia Fernandez, j. H. Pa
ges, E. Salgado, Tomasa Pa
dram, Mercedes Pages, R. San
trio, Sofia Carreno, Mercedes
! Vega, A. Pla., Bienvenida Ga
Ito, Francisco Velasco, Sarah
Orihuela, Josefa L6rez, Yolan
da Rubin, Mary Zorrilla, Sara
Granada, Josefina Albano, Els
telvina Fernandez, Esperanto
Echevarria, Aracelia Fernan-
DEE, Angela Grille, GenerOsa
Tejeiro, Clotilde Pita, Maria
Luisa Pita, S. Tamburello, Isa-
bel Pla, Mrs. Smith y E. Sal
gado.
La concurrencia fue obse
quiada con finas pastas, lico-
res y re~frescos.
Los nuevos esposos recibie-
ron infinidad de regalos, algu
nos de ellos de gran valor.
Eterna luna de miel desea-
mos a la enamorada parejita.
La gaceta., 1942-09-16

ST 6esaa disfrut9r de cuatro
noras &c Algeria, acuda u estas
f,estas V sera su .-gar preieri-
40 cada Domingo.
Muy m6dicos les precios de
entrada.
La gaceta., 1942-09-16

Santos dol dfG
Tempvra, Santos Cornelio,
Cipriano, Rogelio, y Santas E
dita, Sebastiana y Emelda.
La gaceta., 1942-09-16
GOT A DATE?
DonT neglect your Breath

II you've got a date with the girl fri nd, or
a business appointment, play loart a. take
tho proper p~recCutiap to sec ~ uur breach
Doesn't offend unnecessarily, After al, poth.
ing is so inexcusahle and SO offensive ast
rerlectpd case Of halitosis tbad breal1f. 10
for yorr nsXt dste or bu.ineas apa',u nent,
rinse the mouth with listerinG Ant optic.
Almost Immediately your breath ha,omea
sveeicr, purer, less likely TO Offend. Most
Ca s Of halitosis, gay some auti1ritiea.. are
due 20 the fermentation Of tiny food particles
in the mouth. although some eases may be
due to systemic disorders, Against the for
mcr condition, Liatcrihc Antiscptic works
wonders because q FIRST belts the fermen.a "a
ton and then overcomea the odcgs it causes.
Don't forget to use e. It'F the. first aid OF
thousands Of popular and successful people
LISTERINE ~ANTISEPTIc
To Make your Breath SDsstsr
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-23
Sports
Roundup
BY HUGH FULLERTON, JR.

NEW YORK, Dec. % - R) -
Mike Jacobs, making his first
visit to Florida this winter, is
toying with the idea of running
few fight shows there to en-
terrain the soldiers Freddie
Corcoran, the PEA tournament
director, is on his way to London
to take up his new duties for the
Red Cross somewhere in the
war zone Hamline u, win
ner of the Kansas City intercol-
legiate basketball tournament
last spring, is peeved because
Minnesota wouldn't give them a
game. Seems the Gophers OBJ
jected because Hamline uses
Freshmen, then scheduled Dart
mouth, which also lays Frosh,
for Jan. 6 date p. S.. Ham,
line holds several decisions over
the Gophers ~ game scrim-
IMAGES" Fre1 Mandel, Jr.,
owner of the Detroit Lions, hints
that the club will operate next
season on "semi-r -" basis,
if at all AT lease that should
be an Improvement.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-23
Aged Utica
Woman Dies
Mrs. Emmo Korbus
Posses Awoy

Mrs. Emma orbus passed
away suddenly and unexpected
ly at her home, 2248 Mound
road, in Sterling township, at
the age of IS years.
Mrs. Korbus was born in Ger
many and came to this country
81 years ago, where she first
settled in Lansing. Seven months
ago she came to live in Sterling
township. In spite of her ad-
vanced age she continued to be
active in the work f the Luth-
eran Church.
She is survived by one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Frank of Utica;
two sons, Carl of Uti' ! and Aug
ust of Royal Oak. She is also
survived by four grandchildren.
A short prayer service was
conducted by the Rev. Louis
Heinecke at the Schwarzkoff flu
neral home on Wednesday morn
ing at BIAS. Church services at
the Lutheran Church in Lam
sing at 100 o'clock, with Rev.
Krause officiating. Burial in the
family lot at Mt. Hope ceme-
terry, Lansing.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-23
BY ALEX II. SINGLETON

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23-(R
An all-embracing legislative
program for sharp revision of
federal labor laws, including
suspension of the 40-hour pro-
vision as standard work week,
was reported today to have been
drafted, tentatively for presenta-
ton to Congress early next year.
In its present form the plan
would strip the administration
of power to deal independently
with acknowledgement prob
lens.
Instead, that authority would
be turned over to a new war
labor board, created by Con-
gress but restricted by law from
laying down any orders and as
Stunning any powers not specifi-
cally delegated by Congress.
AS outlined by one member
of the group, who declined use
of his name, the legislation
would:
l. Suspend the premium pay
requirement in the wages and
hours law, although permitting
overtime pay for work in excess
of 40 hours with the specifica-
ton that it be paid in war bonds.
2. Outlaw strikes in war in
dustries.
3. Prevent closed shops and
maintenance of m m b ship
clauses in labor contracts in In
dustries handling government
work.
4. Amend the corrupt prac-
tises act so as to bar labor unions
from making contributions to
political campaigns.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-23
Federal Labor Laws Due
for Sharp Revision, Claim
Plan Would Strip Administration
Of Power TO Dsol independently

5. Set up the new war labor
board, its membership to be
composed of representatives Of
the CLIO, the AFL, the Ma
tional Association Of Manufac-
turers, the United States Cham
Der of Commerce, and the pub
lie.
6. Revive the Hobbs bill,
which would subject labor
unions to prosecution under the
federal antitrust and anti
trust and misunderstanding
laws.
Proponents of the legislation
already are discussing the best
strategy for overcoming par
liamentary difficulties.
In q move to sidestep the
house labor committee, which in
the past has pigeonholed IRE
strictive" labor legislation, the
maneuvering may start in the
judiciary committee with intro
duction of the Hobbs bill.
The Congressman who dis
closed the plans emphasized,
however, that its advocates must
procede cautiously to avoid dis
ruption of war production. He
said, also, that the present gen.
eral wage scale must be main
tanned in order to avoid disrup-
ton of the nations economic
balance.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-23
G.men Want
Terrible Touhy
Press Hunt for
: Escaped Desperodo

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23-tR
The G-Men intensified today
their search for Roger (The Ter
rible) Touhy, Basil (The OwD
Banghart and five jail-breaking
companions with an appeal
broadcast to all police agencies
through the FL .aw enforce
ment bulletin.
Twelve pages and the back
cover were devoted to the group
of criminals who slashed and
shot their way out of the State
vile penitentiary at Joliet, ILL.,,
on Oct. 8. The bulletin is an
official publication of the Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation and
is distributed only to recogniz-
ed law enforcement agencies.
Although Touhy, erstwhile
leader of a beer-running, hi
jacking and kidnapping gang in
Chicago, is recognized as top
man in the flight from prison.
the FBI said that "the most vici-
Gus of the escapes" is Banghart,
his lieutenant.
Touhy, who /: A, and Bang
hart, AZ, were serving 99-year
sentences for the 1888 kidnap-
ing of John (Jake the Barber)
Factor. 1t was the first prison
sentence for Touhy, but Bang
hart had been arrested nine
times previously. He escaped
from the Federal prison at At
lanta in 1927, from a United
States marshal in 1928, from
the South Bend, Ind, Jail in
1882, and from the Illinois peni-
tertiary at Menard in 1888.
Others in the group that es-
capped from Stateville-all of
whom are hunted on a technical
charge of violating the selective
service act-are James O'Con-
nor, 35, serving a life term and
who had twice previously escap-
ed from same prison; Mathew
Nelson, 40, and William Stewart.
40 each serving two 20-year sem
fences; Edward Darl *, 80, serv-
ing 1919 years for murder and
life for robbery, and st. Clair
McInerney, 81, serving life as an
habitual criminal.
The draft law charges were
filed to give federal jurisdiction
and thus bring The vast FBI or
ganization into the hunt.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-23
CurfeW BeckOms
Youngsters i'm
Florida Towns

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec.
23-R-Curfew Is ringing
these nights for youngsters in at
least six Florida cities where
authorities have resorted to the
expedient of sending them home
early to keep them out of
trouble.
The officials say the ban on
night life for teen-aged folks is
necessary to combat an alarming
rise in juvenile delinquency
since the outbreak of war, and
other municipalities are ponder
ing the ACCESSIBILITY of following
suit.
The curfews range from 9 to
10 p. m. and provide in most
cases that juveniles must be ac-
companied by parents or guard
ians if they want to stay out
later than that.
They are in effect at Jackson
vile, Fort Lauderdale, Key
West, Fort Myers. Pinellas Park
and Leesburg, and Lakeland Of
ficials have been strongly con-
sidering a similar law.
Police have frankly warned
young men dating girls, who
look as if they might be under
Is, that they'd better have them
bring along their birth certifi-
Gates to avoid embarrassment of
being sent home when cufew
rings.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-23

front lines of this battle-ground,
their traditional Christmas din
ner.
Lieut.. Robert S. Dofsey, of
Pittsburgh, Kan, flew into their
base with his bomb bay loaded
with 16 turkeys.
The delivery was arranged by
Major Joseph Cunningham, the
squadron leader, of Clarksburg,
w. Va.
He warned Dorsey of dire re-
suits if he harmed a single
feather of the valuable cargo.
The turkeys arrived with
every gobble and feather intact.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-23
There's a Castor Oil
SHORTAGE; Not for Kids

WASHINGTON, Dec. % - R)
- This won't exempt the chill
dren, but industry has q critical
shortage of castor oil.
The war production board
advised an industry group that,
at the normal rate of consump-
ton, there will be less than one
months supply of castor oil on
hand in this country on Jan. /.
Imports from South America
are limited by shipping shortag-
es.
The industry was advised that
the meagre supply will be dis
tributed by an ALLEGATION pro-
cedure, as far as they are con-
cerned. But the policy of ex-
empting castor oil for medicinal
purposes from ALLEGATION regu-
lations probably will continue"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-23
STROKE AND DISTANCE

81 Burick of the Dayton News
recalls this story that "Nipper"
Campbell, the famous old golf
pro who died last week, used to
tell on himself i. When he was
in Florida a few winters ago,
Campbell had to undergo an
emergency operation He
was rushed into the operating
room, a nurse put something ov-
err his face and told him to count
while he was gettin. the ether
Nipper reached the twenties
before he began to fade, and
continued slowly as he lost con-
seriousness, "25, 26, q, 28-and
amt that a helluva score going
out"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-23
DON'T QUOTE ME-. BUT


At least one New York sports
editor has been offered job
as New York state athletic COM
missioner under the reorganiza-
ton plan that is expected to 60
into effect as soon as the new
state administration takes over.
He turned it down, presumably
because he couldn't have so
much fun rubbing himself :.
One of Broadway's better-known
bookies went for $4,000 on the
pro football playoff when he
made the Bears over Washing
ton the surest thing in his book
since Roosevelt's second cam
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-23
Aerial Santa
Reaches Africa

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS
IN NORTH AFRICA, Dec. %
delayed -(P)-An aerial San
ia Claus has assured one group
of American soldiers, far in the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-23
Congress May Ponder Suspension Of 40-Hour Week


"A greater variety of plant life
exists In the thermal belt of
Polk county. N. c., than in any
other section of the United
States, Il u said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-23

paign Gov. Adkins of Ark
ansas avs horse racing in that
state should be adjourned for
the Duration"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-10
Shareholders Need
Good Insurance

SACRAMENTO. Dec. 10-CU PD
The State Highway Traffic Advis-
ory committee today warned driv-
ers using their cars under the
"share-the-ride plan TO check on
their insurance policies to deter
mine whether they are adequately
covered against liability for acci-
dents.
If insurance is carried on the
car, the owner and driver are pro-
tected by most policies because
practically all standard insurance
companies have modified their pol
icies to permit the carrying of pas
sengers for a charge under the
group riding plan.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-10
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BY ADMINISTRATORS WITH
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AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
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No. 1857
In the Matter of the Estate of
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undersigned JAMES s. LOWRIE,
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Sale will be made on the 22nd
day of December, 1912. at II o'clock
M at the center front door of
the County Courthouse Of Imperial
County, in the City of FL Centre
in said County and State.
The terms Of said sale will be
cash in lawful money Of the United
States, ten per cent Of the pur-
chase money to be paid to the auc-
tioneer on the day of sale, balance
upon confirmation of said sale by
said Court. Deed at expense Of
purchaser
Dated this 2nd day of December,
1912
JAMES 6. IOWRIE.
Administrator with the will An
ne%ed Of the Estate OF Bruipno
BalTeirO, Deceased.
5eese George. Attorney for Admin
istrator with Will Annexed, 80
Bank Of America Bldg, San Diego,
California. Telephone Franklin
1927.
No. 3SJ D3-13 incl