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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
Ware Speaks for
ROtaryCIub Here

Sheriff Bob Ware, speaking be-
fore the El Centre Rotary club
Thursday condemned this country's
lack of preparedness for war, sim
ilarly condemned miSrepresenta-
tions CT our strength in the Pacific
right up until the attack ca Pearl
HarEor, urged that his hearers plan
ncW to CcpcSe disarmament when
peace returns, related "backstage
experiences in the handling of the
japanese alien problem in Imperial
Valley and revealed some of the
problems created by governmental
red tape.
I can say to you what cannot be
told the public in general" Ware
said in stating tn, some CT his
remarks were off the record
though he failed to explain the rea
son why his talk which has beeL
presented before varicus valley or
ganizations. should be kept secret
from the balance of the public
His speech was the main feature
on 9 prcerar. presented by w. G.
Foss, which included selection of
directcrship nominees for the com
ing year, Director P c. Thacker
presided in the absence of president
w. A. Scheniman.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
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homeland.
Japan can't possibly win but
We have no time to waste, Blamey
said as he took over his new du-
ties.
President Manuel Queen CT the
Philippines ana his government al
SO reached Australia TO set up a
refugee government there.
On c.her fron;S;
RUSSIA - Soviet forces using d
new type OF submarine, repeatedly
sank 10 German transports on the
Arctic coast. where Rec army forces
landed behind German lines and
inflicted heavy casualties. fierce
fighting on Loningrad and central
fronts pushes enemy back; Rus
slams report gains on Stallno sector
IL south
LONDON-RAF presses big scale
aerial offensive against Germany.
Belgium and France. Thirteen
British planes lost.
IIBYA-Brit!sh patrols dash 10
miles into enemy desert territory
II successful raid between Mekln
and Tmimi, three enemy planes
knocked out during axis raid on
TCbruk.
Taking advantage of the first
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27

QUARTERS Australia March -
tUP Australia las brought back
part Of it, cXpcdi1nnayX forces to
Stiffen Gen Douglas MarArhU'S
Army and Gen 81 Thomas Blamey
who commanded Australians IN the
Middle EaSt has returned 10 CON-
mand under Ma#hshU. tlc al2icc
land forces III Australia Il Wa aH-
nounccd toda~
Army Minister Francs N Fordc
SAID tho return Of rar, q tCc All
stralian Imperial force. a. The oX-
pediuonary forces are calico vas
effected bv agreement among the
allied nations
II. announcemaat marked ;ho
return TO headquarters Of Gen Mac
Arthur after conferences at Can
bcrra yesterday which permitted
him tolstart actively on lis work Of
organizing and uAIfylnG the united
nations southwest Pacific forces of
which he is supreme commander.
As he returned !, was announced
American and Australian planes.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
Australia Brings
InnperiuIs Home

opening q new bombing offensive
.eain>, laDanesc invasion planes
had ralded Kocpaue capital Of
Dutch Timer IN force.
All allied planes returned safely
from Koepane
A communlQae issued by Prime
Minister John Curtin SAID al>o that
tWo CIemN planes aEdIn had bombed
Port MOrcSby ana one was brought
Gown by defense forces. There was
70 damage and no casualties.
The plane was shot down by two
allied fighters.
Forde announced il one Of the
first uniflcaUoE moves. that the
Australian military board had been
abolished and that heads Of the
fighting services would become prin-
clpal staff Offices under BIamey.
Gen. Sir Leslie Morehead. COM
manding the 9th Australian diyi-
SION was named Blame"'S successor
as commander OF Australians II
tie Middle East
Gen Blaney. III a statement il
assuming his new command, said:
The Australian Imperial force
which has returned III good heart.
VII! tremendously Stiffen the An
stral.an forces There is 10 QueS-
ton regarding the quality Of the
Australian soldier and an invader of
Australia will be up against a stiff
proposition.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
RAF Blasts Ruhr
Industrial Plants

LONDON, March y. up
BrItain's biggest bombing planes,
fully launched on a merCileSS "a
hour day offensive. darkened
the skies over the Ruhr. heart of
German war industry, during
the night in their second mass
attack in two nights.
The air ministry announced
that it was an attack in force
and il was indicated that hun
dredS of the biggest, newest
bombing planes took part.
Other planes of the bomber
command. escorted by fighters,
attacked German airdrOmes in
Holland. oil refinerieS near
Glcnt. Belgium and docks near
lie HaYrC.
1t was admitted that Is Brit
ish bombing planes had failed
To return.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
24-Hour Attacks
Rock Corre9idor

break in a long winter season OF
impossible flying weather the Raj
was sending large Squadrons OF
heavy bomberS over key ObjectlVeS
both b. day and night
There we're indications that the
Raj bomb loads SurpaSs BY a sub
,tantlal margin these of the com
paratively moderate air warfare OF
last year For two nights in sue
cess!on possibly 300 British bombers
have dumped tons of bombs on the
big war factories Of the Ruhr BY
day. bCmberS with strong fighter
escorts were carrying out attacks
on NaZi cbiectiveS III northern
France
The SIC Of the British attack
was Indicated by Berlns claim that
Is of the RAF night raiders were
shot dOWa.
A bi. battle was reported on the
northern Russian front where the
Nazi air force apparently had
launched heavy attacks in an at
temp. to smash reception facilities
for the increasing stream OF U. 5
and British AID 10 Russia winch
is arriving at Murmansk. The Rus
SLAMS said the Nazi raids had been
smashed.
Over bomb battered Malta the
biggest AIR battles of the whole
frclt appeared to be in progress
Malta suffered its 1600th air raiG
since start of the War. The rein
forced British fighter squadrone
took a heavy toll OF Junkers dive
bombers and their protective escort
Of MesserSchmitt fighters
What was believed to be a flight
CT German planes was detected over
the British southeast coast today
the first time in months that any
considerable force of German air
craft had aEpeared over Britain IN
daylight RAJ fighters roarcd INTO
The air id listeners on tho GROUND
heard the -unds lf an air tattlc
0 hleh thai II WAS Gut Of sight.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
Brazil Nabs kazi
Admiral, Smashes
Axis sSpyProgram

0COutInued from Page ono
accused of being the rings leader
Authorities said they had seized doc
umeuts prc"inG that he TaS coun-
selor Of the German nayy's radio
service and cOOrdlnator of espionage
communications for Brazil, the Unit
cd states and the Blush Isles.
Germans FrIcdrrch Kempter, Ru-
dolf Ehinor. Kari MlegIe and Albert
SchWo1. Elmer Naggy. an Hungar-
IAN. Hans Japp Chilean, anc
joe DIaa Portuguese, were ar.
rested VIII him
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
Swine Conference
Place Changed

Tic annual sWILc conference
mcctInp on Al 7 will bc held at
The 3 / HarWcI ranch TWO miles
We and ha!i mile south Of
BraTicY instead Of at the Baxter
LoYeI-ld ranch d originally plan
ned aaId Count Agent George
WnUrght Frlay
Everything ele a!iI be the same
WmWrilht SAID H SAID free coffee
IS beng Pro;idca b" the BraWloy
chamber If comm@rc 70 those at
,cudM- The cha" ucr Will also pre-
son pr2r ~ vIa,arr ot the weight
iudlA1 cDu C-t-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
Chinese Urged to
Give En- He'll

PHCt NIX March Il Up
MAJ Gen Ralph CCuslu,, ccm-
maudcr. Wc.t Coast Air Corp
trauln2 center. told the first class
Of Cnncsc cadets ever trained On
American soi TODAY at eraduati1I
cHclcI-,u TO "o' back AID give en-
hen
Silver Wing. Of sub heurcnants in
the Chinese ar force were presented
TO Inc alrmcn y Gen Tch-HIh
Shen vice chairman q the com
mite" on aerOnautl"aI affairs for
tLc Chinese national government.
He read cOnpratuiatory tele-
gram from Grncrahssmo Chang
Kai Shck
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
Free Evacuation
Will End Sunday

Continued from Page One
their destinations.
There are no exceptions to the
order A previous justice depart
ment "curfeW" regulation encom-
passing thirds of the California
coast. was rescinded when the army
proclamation was signed.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
SUNSET FIRE UNIT
ORGANIZED THURSDAY

Another rural lire company was
organized Thursday night when
Sunset farm center members met
at Sunset school and chose I. H
Shaw as area fireman and II. A.
Foster assistant The two with H.
Ferguson comprise the equipment
committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
Arnold Declares
0iIFirm's Branch
Helped Nazi Govt.

CContinUed from Page One)
wars in the past" he said, namely,
the crushing of their competitors
and a monopolistic control of the
entire rubber industry
The government is doing this by
regulating big rubber company COM
petitors out of business. We cannot
allow these selfish rubber interests
to get a stran2lehold on the ma
tion's rubber industry but that is
what we are asking for"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
Ell CENTRAN PLEADS
GUILTY

Alonzo Baker. e Centric ware
house employee Friday in superior
court pleaded guilty TO a charge
of hit and run driving. a charge
of negligent hc3nicide was dismissed
and Baker asked for probation. He
drove the car which struck and
killed a pedestrian Jose Alyarado
81. west of e Centro the night OF
Feb. %
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
ASK FOR PROBATION

Leo Macs, DeIflne Gonzales, NJ
thur BasQuez Friday pleaded guilty
to committing morals offenSeS
against 16-year- old girl III Win
terhaven. They asked the court for
probation and will be given a hear
ing April 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
DATE FOR GRAIN
GROWERS BANQUET SET

The annual banquet meeting OF
the Imperial grain growers will be
at the Barbara Worth hotel. April
8. at 7:30 pm. leaders announced
Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
Scanning Y.
News Horizon
GRANTED

An lnterlocutOry divorce decree
was granted in superior court
Thursday to Barbara Ramos in her
sult against Sammy Ramos. She
accused him of extreme cruelty.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
PLEADS GUILTY

A plea of guilty to attempting to
escape from the Imperial county
Jail with key made from an alum
mum plate and a nail file was en-
tered in superior court Friday by
Jose Luis Lopez Palacio. He asked
for jrobation.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
DIVORCE SUIT FILED

Mauro Hernandez Thursday SUED
MYRTLE Dolores Hernandez for div
oycc alleging they we're married in
FL Centre July 6, 1896 and separ-
ated July 6, l94l.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
SIZES FOR DIVORCE

Dorothy M Conovcr Thursday
filed suit for divorce from Oscar
d. Conoyer. They we're married. she
said IN EScondido May I8, 1895
and separated last Feb. 25.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
HUSBAND SAYS WIFE
DFSFSTED HIM

James Wilburn West Thursday
filed a divorce suit against Jewell
A West. alleging that she vas dis
satisfied with their home and left
March Is and took their minor
child with her
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
MARRIAGE ANNULLED

The marriage of Frances Jones
and David S. JCles was annulled
in superior court Friday. She was
granted permission to resume use
of her maiden name, Frances Deck
er
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
WILL BE TRIED

C. E. Moye. charged with issuing
bad checks Friday pleaded not
guilty and was ordered to be tried
April 6
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
TRIAL. DATE SET

Paul E Soderstadt. charged with
issuing bad checks in Fl Centre.
Friday pleaded not guilty to the
charge. He waived trial by jury
The case will be heard April l.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-27
DECREE GRANTED

An interlocutory divorce decree
was granted i'll superior court Fri
day to Vivian Spicy in her suit
against Alfred joseph Spicy.
La gaceta., 1942-12-30

sen limitado a ocupar solamen-
he la region donde Sc italian los
lpozos de Petr6leos del Sud, pues
dicho terreno no Sc presta a la
defenSa por tanto, han avanza-
90 haSta Ell rio Fluvius, que Ii
mita al norte la Provincial Me
ridional.
-Entonces, Gellos han ocupa-
.0o toda la provincial?
-Exactamente.
@Y la Sociedad de las Ma
clones?
En- Ginebra Sc hacen mag
nificos discusses: es verdadera-
mente impresionante -contesto
81, con una sonrisa ir6nica.
-GY Birmania? Como no lie
ha enviado un ultimatum a Bur-
genlandia?
! -Porque Birmania es pruden
te Y sc da euenta de la situa-
cion. En- ell interior tiene las ma
nos atadas; NADIA puede hacer.
La gaceta., 1942-12-30

ITO save the face" como ahora
Sc dice a menudo, ha optado por
el hidalgo gesto de apoyar a Can
dinavia en- la Sociedad de las
Naciones; pero, como es un
Miembro disciplinado, solo recu-
rrira a las armas 81 la Sociedad
de las Naciones vota sanciOnes
contra Burgenlandia, 10 cual no
parece estar cerca de suceder.
-Pero 20 ereia que, en- case
de aggression flagrante, las san
clones estaban previstas en- el
Pacto.
-Hijita, parece que nj til nj
.yo entendemos una jota de TODD
este.
-Evidentemente - replica
ella con una sonrisa maliciosa.
-Segdn las Gltimas n~oticias,
81 pueblo apedre6 las ventanas
de la Legaci6n de Birmania en-
Candinavia. Rolando debe haber
pasado un mad ratio.
La gaceta., 1942-12-30

No 10 creas, mi Jorge que
rido, no estoy cansada.
-iY va no Sc trabaja mas es-
ia noche! Las ninitas, como til,
deben descansar.
Impulsivamente, fue ella a sen
tarse sobre sus rodillas y 10 a
braz6 amorosamenVe.
-iSabes quien me ha escri-
to?-pregunto 81.
No.
-Rolando. iPobre muchacho !
ESta bien fastidiado. Su puesto
de Ministro EN- Candinavia no es
una sinecura. Siente haber salt
do de Extreme 0riente.
70 no he tenido tempo de
leer los diarios. Hay algo nue.
vo?
ST, mi Jacquelincita. Por ra
zones Gle estrategia militar, Sc
gun parece, las tropas burgen-
landesas no habrian podido man
tener sus posiciones 81 Sc hubble
La gaceta., 1942-12-30
La CACETA

.temporada box1stica de invierno
con I'm programa a beneficio de
ia estaci6n local de la marina.
situeda en- Palmetto Beach.
Actuara de arbitro en- uno dc
.os bouts, traido eSpecialmen-
tie de Jacksonville, Ell marinero
Tommy Tucker, vencedor de
Tommy Gomez.
Combatiran en- lie "pelea es.
trdlla" ell soldado Tommy Pur-
cell, destacado en- Lakeland, y el
cabo Derring, muy conocido en-
Fort Myers. Los dos pertenecer
a la categorfa del peso mediano,
Tendra ell match" un Unite de
ocho aSaltos.
Purcell tiene muchos partida.
rios en- Ia "afici6n' tampena.
Allen Bryan, de Plant City.
joven de fuertes punos, Sc bait.
ra con el gladiator Jimmy Po-
we'll, de Jacksonville. Hace me
ses Bryan conquist6 varios ext
tos en- 81 parque Cuscaden.
Pasco Notes, de Dade City.
peleara con All Fern, apellidado
Fernandez, a seis asaltOs; Don
ME Bell, obrero de los astilleros,
sera ell oponente de Charles Wi
son, de Dade City, Y Jackie Qua
ne pondra a prueba la destreza
~ r~esistencia de Manuel Garcia
Todo hace suponer que habrS
un lleno complete
Actuaran tambien como arbi'
tros Young Raymond y ell jover
cubano Cruz.
La gaceta., 1942-12-30
Ell DE BOXEO
DE ESTA NOCHE
Tommy Purcell y ell cabo Derr-
ing en- la pelea "Estrelia"

Jim Downing inaugurara hoy
en- eu Auditorio Municipal, la
La gaceta., 1942-12-30
EN- Ell EJERU
TO FL PITCHER "RED'
RUFFING

Los Angeles, CAL, Die. 80. =
El pitcher estrella de los Yam.
KEGS, Red Ruffing, ACADIA de in
gresar en- ell ejercito, para debe-
res de no-combatiente, y no jul
CARA en- la temporada de 1913.
lie faltan a Ruffin cuatro de-
dos de los pies y por este Sc lie
clasific6 en- 1-B, en- lugar de
la.
Ell aGo pasado complete 10 a.
nos en- las lig. mayores, Is de
ellos con los Yankees.
Muy pocos de sus amigos sa.
bian que habia recibido sus pa
peles para ingresar en- ell ejerci-
to,
"Ya estaba un POGO cansado
de la pelota"-declar6.
Ruffing reside en- Long Beach
y trabajaba en- la fabrica de a.
viones "Vultee."
Hizo su primera presentation
en- las grandes ligas ell ano 1924
y en- este ano abri6 la Temporal
da por su noVena.
La gaceta., 1942-12-30

sirvergdenzas que vendran a la
mernos los pies.
NO YES que TODD ESQ es pura
utopia 10 he leido en- mi peri6-
dico. TIL, con tn simpleza, tie de-
Jas enganar con todos sus dis
cursos; y ellos, los que mango
mean tn S. U. F. u, viven maca
nudamente con el dinero que con
tribuyen los mentecatos como til
Il Esas son las cochinadas
que publican los que quieren Sc
guir chupandole la sangre al
pueblo! Tienen miedo, Rigaud,
y quieren que los tipos como til
no Sc den cuenta de nuestro pro
grama macanudo
d Cuanto pagas por estar
slndicato en- la S. u. F. u?
No es un sindicato! 70 SOW
miembro active Mi Quota es de
In franco al mes; pero los que
quieren dar mas, pueden hacer
contribuciones voluntarias y ex-
La gaceta., 1942-12-30
LA TEMPORADA EN- Ell Ca
NEDROMO DE SULPHUR
SPRINGS

Once carreras Sc efectuaron
anoche en- la pista de Sulphur
Springs, en- la segunda function
de la temporada 1942-1949.
Sweet Eunice gan6 la prime
ira carrera y sus boletos Sc abo-
Maroon a raz6n de $1.10 por Ell
dollar.
Narcotic venci6 en- la segunda
y sus apostadores cobraron
$50 por ell peso.
Vencieron en- las demas COM
peticiones Sonova Jean, que pa
GO a $3.50; Mordaunt's Image, a
$2.20; Hatcheck, a $1.60; Little
Pete, $1,000; Burning Deck
$2y04; My All, $3.50; Bobbie
Mac, $3.50; Scatterbrain, $3.10.
y Hasten, $3.50.
La gaceta., 1942-12-30

i Estan disgustados porque
Birmania no los ha ayudado?
-Algo mas que disgustados 4;
estan furiosos y acuSan a Birma
MA de haberlos traicionado, des-
pues de las promesas que Sc les
hizo. Por cierto, Sc me olvidaba
decirte; ROlando me escribe que
Gomez fue herido en- el frente /:
pero no de gravedad.
-iE pobre!
XIX
-iD6nde vas, Martin?
"A la S. U. F. U.
-iEres un bobo! TIE dejas EN-
baucar por esa genie.
-iE bobo eres tn! Til no
oomprendes NADIA de ESQ, Ri
gaud. 70 cOnozco ell programa.
Es algo estupendo!
-iY que provecho sacas de
ESQ?
-Ahora, NADIA; pero cuando
triunfemos, habra una mano de
La gaceta., 1942-12-30

traordiarias por la causa
i Psch! va 10 creo! Y TODD
csc dinero va a parar a los boil
sillos de los dirigentes, que los
esquilman a ustedes.
Il No seas idiotal Sc We que
perteneces a la manada de car
neros que sc dejan conducir por
los fabricantes de armamentos
y por los banqueros.
d 70? iDejarme conducir
por alguien? Tie equivocas! Soy
un Independence. 70 leo. pien-
so, y tengo mis- opiniones pro-
pias.
-Entonces, ven conmigo a
beber un trago. Todavia es tenn
prano; tendre tempo de expli-
carte nuestro programa. 81 til
sabes pensar como dices, veras
que es una cosa de primera.
i VeamoS allal
Sc sentaron en- la terraza de
La gaceta., 1942-12-30
SPORTING NEWS" OTORGA
A TED WILLIAMS Ell IT,
TULO DE MAS DESTACA-
DO PELOTERO DEL ANO

San Luis, Die. 30-E famoso
semanario deportivo Sporting
News concedi6 aver a Ted VIII
liams, ell jardinero de los Me-
dias Rojas de Boston Y campe6n
al bate de SUI Liga, ell tftulo de
mas destacado o extraordinario
pelotero del aho.
Reconoce ell semanario los me-
ritos de Joe Gordon, la segunda
base de los Yankees, pero rinde
los mayores honores a Williams.
Ell jardinero de los Medals Ro
jas forma una "clase por ST mis-
mo" y realiza grandes proezas
con ell bate.
Qued6 Ted a la cabeza de su
liga como campe6n al bate, ba-
te6 ell mayor numero de cuadran
gulares, impulse ell mayor hume
70 de carreras, conquist6 ell ma.
Igor numero de bases y obtuvC
La gaceta., 1942-12-30
VICTORIA DE PANCHO Sc.
GURA

New Orleans, Die. 30.-E no
table tenista ecuatoriano Pan
cho Segura derrot6 aver a Earl
Bartlett, de esta ciudad, y con-
uuist6 Ell titulo de campe6n del
Sugar Bowl.
Segura Sc vic obligado a ju-
gar cuatro sets" para veneer al
atleta de la Universidad de Tu-
lace.
Ted Schroeder gan6 Ell ano pa
sado el titulO que ahora pasa a
las manos del sudamericano.
La maestria de Pancho lie die
la victoria sobre su fuerte adj
versario.
La gaceta., 1942-12-30
OEPORTES
ESTA EN- WASHINGTON Ell
COMISIONADO lands
Conferenciara con ell Jefe de
Transportation para la Defensa

Washington, Die. 30.-Se en-
.cuentra en- esta capital y Sc pro-
pone conferenciar co 81 Sr. East
man, jefe de la Transportation
para la Defensa, ell comisionado
supreme de la pelota organiza-
da, juez K. Mountain Lands.
Esperase que de la entrevista
salga un plan definido sobre las
practicas que anualmente reali-
zan, en- la primavera, las move
mas de las ligas Nacional y A
mericana.
A su regreso a Chicago Ell CO.
misionado llamara a los 16 due
nos de clubs Y les dara a COMO
Ger Ell resultado de sus gestio-
mes. Estimase possible que sc ha-
ga un nuevo itinerario para ca
da team, basado en- Ell prop6-
sito de economizar caucho y ga
solina.
Sc compone la temporada a
probada de 154 desafios, con IL
aperture en- abril q y la clausr
ra en- septiembre 26.
Cada novena podra jugar Il
desafios nocturnos, con la excel
ci6n de los Senadores, que ju
garan, bajo dispense especial
I'm total de 81.
Los Medals Blancas y los Cub
de Chicago anunciaron aver qu'
practicaran en- French Licl
Sprigs, estado de Indiana, a 81
millas de sus terrenos.
Estan situados los famosos m
nantiales a so millas de Louis
La gaceta., 1942-12-30

mas bases por boaae que ningdn
otto psloteros All campo superb
tarnbien a toios los jardineros
que participaron en- mas de $50
desafios.
Como 81 executive n1mero l
en- la pelota organizada fue esco
gido Branch Hickey, exvicepresi
dente de los Cardenales y actual
p~residente de los Dodgers, y CO.
mo Ell mas habil director del ano
Billy Southworth, de los Carde-
males.
Southworth logro que sus j6ve-
mes peloteros derrotaran al Broo
klyn y en- la seie mundial supo
domipar y "vapulear' a los &C.
lebres Yankees.
En- las ligas memories fueron
sdleccionados Disk Barrett, pit
cher del Seattle, como Ell mas no
table pelotero del aho; Bill Week
presidente del Milwaukee, como
el executive mas valioso, y Ed
die Dyer, del club Columbus, co
noel mas destacado director.
Barrett es un veterano de Is
temporadas en- la pelota profe-
sional y ACADIA de ser compradc
por los Cubs.
La gaceta., 1942-12-30
La Gaceta Folletin No. 46
Calisxto Whitmarsh
CLA M RES
NOVELA
NOVELA

vel de vida de los mas desgra-
ciados..-"
iSaliendo de su abstraction, Sc
detuvo un instante Y miro a JAG
Queline. Ella lie sonri6 dulcemen
tie; pero 81 motto las ojeras que
rodeaban sus ojos y el cansan-
clio que revelaba su semblante.
Fue a sentarse al lado de ella,
y, tomandole afectGosamente u
ma de sus manos entire las suyas,
le dio con acento carihoso:
Mi Jaquot, estas muy depri
mida, muy cansada. Me haces
pensar en- esos desgraciados de
que hablo, que estan encorva-
dos bajo el peso de su carga.
La gaceta., 1942-12-30

Vile Y cerca de indianapolis y
Evansville.
VIII Harridge declare aver
que la mayorfa de los duehos de
clubs, en- su liga, esta a favor de
que la temporada empiece dos
semanas despues de la fecha
primeramente senalada.
Estimase possible una rebaja
en- Ell nGmero de iuegos desde
154 a 140.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-18

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-18

GtanGr IN North Cai"bnl and other
southern states. Ross saw no inil-
cation al such feeling 1T ChicnaI.
The national Grange head MAS irl-
iurcd OH the national Farm Bureau
convention program. Nationally thu
two great farmer organizations are
working in close corporations. Many
convention attendants belong I" both
They seem Ia regard the Grange -.
III, social and c"minunlty-hrnldin:
agency, while the Farm Eurc,:u i
Get. .is.Iting amt.
II has been conceded tia; il the
'tnbattlcd farmers" e Anne, iC;, ever
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-18
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vulnc,HhlrJ
Afiev South rurS ,n,. .,c,r.
round II clubs hos should H..
play for 5-H"arrs on tn, deal
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