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mientos. 8. Hacer que las enormes
cantidades de materials primas ne
cesarias para la industrial de
guerra, contin1en siendo importa-
das. 4. Mantener ell equilibrio eco
n6mico de las Americas. Y con-
tin1a exponiendo dicha revista:
"Desde Ell punto de vista militar,
los problemas de transporte de la
Primera Guerra Mundial solo con-
sistian en- mantener una Inca de
servicio maritime a traves Ge las
5000 millas que nos separan de
Francia.
"Hoy, las rutas que 6ben per-
manecer abiertas para permitir ell
paso de abastecimientos, Sc extien-
den q todos los continentes. Las
distancias son inmensas: Australia
queda a 10000 millas de los Esta-
dos Unidos, este quiere decir que
un barco de cargo de tipo prone
do, surcando las aguas a una We
locidad de 10 nudos, SO tardaria
cuarenta dias en- llegar.
"Por otro lado, para arribar a la
importantisima region del Mar
Rojo y a Libia, hay que realizar un
largo viaje alrededor de la parte
sur del Africa-un recorrido de
NADIA menos 10000 millas, Y los
barcos de abastecimientos de que
IRA enviados a los puertos del norte
de Russia, tienen que recorrer una
distancia de 1000 millas,
"Se entiende que ST es larga la
distancia que hay que cubrir, son
pocos los Wales que puede efectuar
un barco en- un cierto periodic de
tempo, este, por 10 tanto, puede
dar n vaga idea de la magnitud
del problema."
Para poder cumplir con esta en-
presa de transporte, que sc extiende
a los siete mares, la Comision de
|Transportes Maritimos ha requi-
sado todos los barcos estadouni-
denses que con ~anterioridad a esta
resolution no estaban contratados
a1n por la comisi6n martina ma
.%cional, o que no pertenecian al
gobierno. FL %gobierno e%jerce, ade-
mas, un estricto control sobre Ell
movimiento de transportes mari
limos, ell cual incluye la clasifca-
|ci6n, de acuerdo con la ley sobre
prioridades, de los cargamontos
que con destino a distintos sitios
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de beneficiO

Function de beneficiO
Contin1an los preparativos
para la function que a beneficiO
del joven Panchito Rodriguez Sc
efectuara en- ell teatro ell Circu-
10 Cubano ell microbes IA de A
gOSto.
Seg1n las palabras de lSr. Ra-
mon BermGdez, director artis-
tico de esta function, Sc presen-
taran dos bonitas obras y un es-
tupendo acto de variedades.
Con ell producto, ell joven Ro-
driguez Sc trasladara a la ciu-
dad de New York, donde Sc So
metera a una operaci6n con ell
oculista DR.. CastrovieJo.
Las lunestas seran numeradas
Segdn pasen los dias daremos
otros detalles.
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NOTAS SOCIALES
;PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

DeSde NeW York
Firmada por Ia estimada Sra.
Vicenta Moya, espOsa de mi a
preciable amigo Pedro Ramirez
Moya, recibi6 una postal, a mo-
do de saludo.
Su estacia en- la ciudad new
yorkina Sc prolongara pOr va
rias semanaS.
La sonora Moya nos pide salu
demos a tOdas suS amistades.
Agradecemos la cortesia.
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BIVINS PUSO A D0RMIR
A

Clevelan, julio 28.-dJimmy b.
wins derrib6 por la cusnta de 10
a Joe Muscato, en- ell quinto asal
to, devolviendole a la cola de 81
categoria.
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la Iglesia San Jose, de West
Tampa, actuando como padrinos
los sehores Fernando NOriega y
Panchito Garcia.
lDespues del acto religoiso, los
presentes pasaron a la residen-
cia de los abuelitos de Fidel, FL
del y Tulsa Noriega, donde Sc We
rific6 una fiestecita en- honor
del nuevo cristiano.
Nuestra congratulaci6n para
Fidel y sus padres.
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UnGs ltne03

Para recordar que la Secci6n
de Recreo de la Union de Pana-
eros celebrara una fiesta cam
pestre ell Domingo 6 de Septiem-
bre, en- los terrenos de la Poll
cia.
Seg1n los detalles que Sc nos
suministran, tocaran dos popu-
lares orqueStas.
Los autobuses saldran de fren
te al Centre Obrero.
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TrGsLddGdO

Fue trasladado desde ell Sana
torio ell Centre ESpanol para su
residential de la Decima avenida
y Gale Catorce, ell amigo Alber-
to Chavez.
En- ell referido Sanatorio fue
Sometido a una delicada inter-
venci6n quir1rgica por 81 DR..
Luis Rey.
Mucho nos alegra saber de SD
traSlado y mejoria.
La gaceta., 1942-07-28

Para Charleston
En- la tarde de hoy parti6 pa
"a Charleston, nuestro aprecia-
DO amigo ell DR.. A. A. Gonzalez,
acompanado de su distinguida y
bella esposa Lucy.
En- la referida ciudad pasara
ma scmana.
Mudhas diversiones Y grata
estancia le jeseamos a los dis
inguios viajeros.
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Santos del dlG
Nazario, Inocencio y Celso.
Cabaret pTivGdO

La pr6xima gran fiesta de la
Sociedad Guiana, 10 sera ell Ca
baret PrivadO que tiene anun-
ciada la Secci6n de Damas para
eli s$bado 20 de AgostO.
Este festival hara 6pcca en-
los de su clase, va que la concu-
rrencia disfrutara de varias no.
ras de placer, en- ell Patio Jardin,
y cenara.
Las mesas Sc estan vendiendo
rapidamente, al precio de $500.
Separe la suya con tempo; asi
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de U~acociones

iDe VdcociOneS
Para la playa e Pass-a-Grille
partiaron en- la manana de hoy
os eiposos Eugenio y Grciela
Garcia, acompanados de su pri-
mogenito Eugenio, jr.
I'm mes pasaran alli,
Salud.
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NEWT FREDERICKSBURG"
HYGIEN NE
now finding great ilgcg
among women

Many doctors recommend REGULAR use
OF dcucheS as a precauttona.y mess-
ure for women who want 70 be c.ean.
dainty-for women troubled Ply -L-
Tending odor or discharge.
Some products may be harafl. 10
delicate tissues. But not y
Piukham's Sanetlve Washir
Sanatiye Wash IS gaining greet or
among women because it's N'- o
harmful ge.micide. msfead ca
mighty effective "huctCr40stat $40
modern trendl. l. not only
ages bacterial growth 0nc
but thoroughly clelnsos md ley Il-
ICES, Very soothing relieve Hr
irritattons and discharge arl
tonic effect on delicate me-.
Ilexpensiyel Get your bottle Lydia
Pinkham's Sanatiye Wash ted an
druggists.
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NueUO criStidnO

NueUO criStidnO
Ell pasado domingo recibi6
las aguas bautismales ell agra
ciado nino Eduardo Fidel Deli
berto, hijo de los apreciados es-
pesos Jack e Ines DelibertO.
La ceremonial sc verified en-
La gaceta., 1942-07-28

Maybe you think you're a 100
percent patriot, and maybe you are
but spend a few minutes and read
the story Of Eddie Sato, 19-year-old
American, born Of Japanese par
ents at Seattle, Wash.
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del Hemisferio Occidental, salem de
los puertos estadounidenses.
Ademas de TODD este, la Comisi6n
dc T~ransportes Maritimos Sc ha
hecho cargo del SECURE sobre riesgos
de guerra y tiene autoridad para
extender los beneficios del SECURE a
los navios que portan banderas de
las otras Americas.
Sc ha comentado tambi6n en-
circulos maritimos, que ell problema
de transporter combustibles por
las rutas interamericanas ha sido
complicado aun mas debido a las
exigencias de la guerra. Muchos
de los buques-tanques que hacian
anteriormente Wales entire las
Americas llevando gasolina para
vehiculos de motor, aceites necesa-
rios para Ia industrial, y aceites
combustibles para uso domesticos,
han tenido que dedicarse ahora al
.transporte de gasolina para el uso
de los aviones en- ell frente de ba-
ITALIA australiano y en- otros muchos
.sitios.
Prioridad al Material BelicO
Ash mismo, otro de los deberes de
la Comision de Transportes Mari
limos es ell de darle lugar prefe-
rente en- los barcos a todos los
materiales ~estrategicos y al equipo
para bases militares, asf como tam
bi6n a las materials primas que
contribuyen al desarrollo dc las
industrias whales de las Americas.
Los expertos de Ia marina mer-
cante aseguran que todas estas me
didas han sido adoptadas con el
objeto de %evitarque laguerra llegue
hasta las Americas y para ~reforzar
la defensa economical v militar del
Hemisferio Occidental.
Mientras tanto, los funcionarios
maritimos cifran sus esperanzas en-
la creciente Y rapida construction
de navios que SO espera contribuya
a aumentar, con ell tempo, las IA
cilidades de %transporte entire las
Americas, y que ~resuelva todos los
demas problemas.
FL programa dc production ma
ritima de los Estados Unidos exige
que sc construyan en- este aho y en-
el pr6ximo, 1900 barcos mercantea,
contribuyendo asi a que la marina
mercante estadounidense llegue a
ser ~ mas grande en- el mundo
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81 senor

ST senior
Compre la pintUra B.
L. P. Solamente sc VEN
de en- King-G Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. avenida y
Is
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WASHINGTON.-Al cele-
brar recientemente SUI Dia Ma
ritimo Nacional, ell pueblo de
los Estados Unidos vic culmi-
mar la celebration en- una nota
significativa-Se botaron al
aqua en- csc mismo dia, veinti-
siete nuevos barcos mercantes.
A pesar de la creciente rapidez
con que la nacion estadouni-
dense y sus aliadas construyen
barcos de carga, las agencias
de transporte de las Naciones
midas Sc enfrentan aun con
la enorme tarea de cumplir con
varias misiones de vital impor-
tancia,
Los comentarlstas expertos en-
asuntos maritimos opinan que los
problemas de transporte que tienen
que resolver actualmente las ma
rinas mercantes do los Estados
Unidos G Inglaterra son mucho mas
diffciles que los de la Primera Cue
IRA Mundial. Las enormes canti-
dades de abastecimientos que deben
ser transportadas q las zonas de
guerra, hacen que sc retiren de las
rutas interamericanas muchos bar
cos mercantes, e imponen duros
SACRIFICES a los consumidores de
las otras republicas americans, 10
mismo que a aquellos de las Ma
clones midas que sc encuentran
cerca de los frentes de batalla.
MisiOnes Mas ImpOrtantes
Segdn comentario de la Revista
de Concrete de Nueva York, Ell
Almirante Emory Land, Admins
trador de la Comisi6n de Trans
portes Maritimos de los Estados
Unidos, tiene ahora cuatro mi
stones importantes que cum
plir: /. Transporter y suplir abas-
tecimientos a las fuerzas mill
tares estadounidenses que sc en-
cuentran ~esparcidas por diversos
territories y en- lejanas parties del
mundo. 2. DISTRIBUTE entire las
Naciones midas los materiales de
guerra que elias necesitan Y los
articulos suministrados mediante
Ia Ley de Prestamos y Arrenda-
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pCdra elegir ell sitio de su agra
do.
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Some months
ago, Eddie read
about a National
Defense poster
contest spon-
sored by the
Seattle chapter
Of the Japanese
American Cih-
Gems League.
fhraa uqafarq
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Enorne denundo dc sc,vicios J
N41n1imos a las Nociones Unidos
A pesur de Ia ~erecienfe rupidez en- los
eonsFrvccionnes de bvqves de cargo
hoy que offender q ofros pedidos
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Rheumatic Il -9y;
Relieves Pain Quick

Thousands who suffered iIom .na .~otturIng
p1ris OF rheumatism, s%ciaticl. 2 W.. Is. ucu.
ralkia and neufttis.-are ccrtdiuIr HtHaY over
their discovery OF NURlrO. E. t. hive
found a quick-acting formula 81 tl eddy
relieves those exhausting ruscuI U. and
pains. NURITO is 'rustworthv and "a He9jabls
contains no cpiates. II YOU wan 90 l.l lgain
the Joy OF relief from pain so you can work in
peace and sleep ir comfort-be wise and try
kURITO under this ironc,1d guarantee W the
very FIRST three doses do lot rcligys tlt cruel
pain 60 your sat~isfactiou-your uo,ey will be
refunded, Don't suffer. Ask your druggist ,oday
boz NURITO on this guarantee. UsN,C1
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Eddie submitted three posters. N
U. S. Treasury Dept
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
When Sarge Borks,
Soge Brush Withers
BY ARTHUR Bugs, BAER

just heard from fellow named c. a. Craig at the
Travellers Hotel, Santa Barbara. Cal.
Craig the toughest of all possible Buck
tooth Riley, who drew the drmasers crossbones when
scatter handed San Diego back in 1917
Whenever capsule recruit asked Riley for time out Riley
threw him far back in the hoosegow that volunteers had
to carry him air in paper bags.
When Riley put punk squad through maneuvers on the
double quick the sage brush died for on each
side Of the trail.
During the melee the Marine eghnch snuffleboom
with detained dctonator landed slightly the ef where
Riley trying bayonet twists the Heine
The last Of Riley he sailing into Buzzards
Paradise But he showed up chow call the morning
without enough uniform left his denote his rank
Craig says Riley tougher than rawhide in Death
Valley You could add his idea of mercy Mahatma Gandhs
laundry bill and il would total zero for everything
He had promised his Texas sweety the Kasers swagger-
stick When the Kaiser barged the line into Holland
there Riley his trail like bloodhound with retreaded
nose. VA F
Thats the last ever Of Riley but he is the only
who wore his kit licking gravy off the dish
Craig wants include Riley in our weekly summngup
looks if Riley makes the Rose Bowl New Years Day
all by himself.
Nobody side viii enough nerve
up.
Wewant thank Craig and the lads all the world for
posting their tough sergeants the bulletin board.
Tomorrow will the various tough mugs and
award the Congressional w L. with the elapsed fuough
king
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18

TiE Nazis stole the Mona Lisa
from the French and now
Hitler has the painting in his
castle at BerchteSgaden.
Being no art expert can't
say how much the Mona Lisa is
worth.
However, TitiaH's Sacred and
Profane Love is certainly not
more valuable picture than the
Mona Lisa and J. p. Morgan Of
fered the Borghese family ST.
500 900 for that; which offer was
refused.
Am asked what Talleyrand
said about coffee. The old boy
said, with much truth. that cof-
fee should be BLACK as the
devil hot as hell, pure as an
angel and sweet as love.
RANbCHuSic- critic Amy Lee
- petulantly asks:
How long are hotel bands
going to get away with their
mush-mouth tenor saxes. their
muted tin-type brass, covered
all over with flim-fam piano
playing
The Sicilians always have
hated Mussolini. Benito avoided
Sicily as much as possible, ever
fearful somebody would toss a
bomb at him there.
United Italy is the least
united Of any nation claiming
10 be so.
In some parts Of Italy the ma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
BY Damon RunyOn

LIVERY ticket sold for SIPS
would entitle the holder 10
that much credit with local par
ticipating merchants on a s h
purchases of SIS or more. Ram
say thinks there would be
m h1y sales OF 20,000,000
tickets under his plan or a dollar
volume Of S25.000.00O most Of
which would be profit to the
government.
II sounds all right, though /
think If there is going to be a
lottery at all. il should be an
out-and-out drawing for cash
prizes. with the profits TO go 10
some specified cause rather than
tossed into the general jackpot.
II seems 10 me army and
navy relief would be the proper
beneficiary inaSmuch as there
are no government appropria-
tons for this purpose. Or part
o. the proceeds might we'll be
devoted to old age pensions.
l have often been told that
the opposition 70 a lottery in
high places in Washington is
based on the theory that this
means Of raising money for any
purpose would be unethical.
though the same thing is. or
was, tolerated in Puerto Rico
and, during the boom sales of
Irish Sweepstakes tickets in this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18

To speak HE thoughts
Is every freemnn's right,
In peace and wdr,
In council and in fight.
Pope.
.(Said Thomas jefferson: NO
government ought 10 be without
censors, and where the press is
free, none ever Will"
(Observed Milton: This Is
true liberty, when freebon men,
having 10 advise the public, may
speak free"
Stated Macaulay: Men are
never so likely TO settle a ques-
-t!at4T'+sSS4l y 1.--'--+-t--r tr7ry rtTs=
cuss it freely EVD).
MORDECAI Three Fingered"
NI Brown. Once Of the Chi
cago Cubs.
Nov a prosperous service sta
ton owner I'm Terre Haute, Ind.
When Brown was at the peak
Of his career and beating ChriSty
MathewSon OF the Giants regu-
larly he asked for a raise from
$4,000 10 So, 500 a season.
The Cub management ConSid-
cred this request impairment"
and Brown was suspended.
Nadia Petroya once a model:
now a film actress.
Nadia, who is y, was mar
ried for the first time recently.
She said after waiting six years
for the right man To come along
she found him IN actor Reggie
Gardiner. who is 20
The new Mrs. Gardiner is said
70 be better cook than Mar
lene Dietrich.
Incidentally, the best cook
among the film actresses is prob
ably Zasu Pitts.
MEL HEN. Professional foot
ALA ball player. Just has re-
tired after 20 years of school,
college and professional football
That's a long time 10 play
football StiiA4 f4epr-t iA4sa.tt T think
of it ! played Y years myself.
Juanita Stark. Cinema cutie.
Her hobby is writing poetry
that does not mention the moon,
June or love.
After visiting her rationing
board yesterday. Juanita perpe-
trated the following:
Wake me early in the morning,
mother,
All l could get uus card
marked a:
an n pedestrian, bis aud street
car rider
As ~ today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
Lottery Hasn't
Been Forgotten

country, the government made
il point 10 collect its divvy
in income taxes on any prize
winnings.
MOREOVER, the government
VI very much PANIED if ii
finds any citizens who derive
their incomes from gambling
operations of any nature trying
TO hold out the government bit
in taxes.
If it is ethical for the govern
ment TO be a partner in gam
bling enterprises that are illegal
in all states but one. and in the
legal horse racing gambling OF
a score or more of states, I
cannot see why il should be
unethical for il TO have piece
Of legalized lottery gamble.
l hold that bingo. keno and
numbers drawings OF any de-
scription come under the head
of lottery, yet these things go
on in churches and theaters all
over the country every day and
the question Of ethics never
seems TO enter into the matter.
However, suppose we must
not have an open lottery if only
TO preserve that cloak OF hypoc-
risy which is our national char
acteristic.
Copyright, 1912. by King Features
Distributed by International News Services
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
The Brighter Side
To speak HE thoughts
Is every freeman's right,
In peace ard war,
In council and ia fgbt.

ONE OF my readers wants 10
" know what has happened 10
my enthusiasm about a national
lottery 10 raise money for army
and navy relief, and the answer
Is | still have IT (the enthusiasm
but fellow writing a column
-frfttst not keep beftIrg AZ one
topic all the time lest his readers
get sick and tired of him.
Oh, yes. I know they may get
sick and tired OF him no matter
what he writes about. However,
he has a better chance of keep
ing them interested by switching
his pitching than by clinging TO
single thought.
So after a long campaign. I
filed the lottery idea away for
spell, and am bringing il out now
only because the press asSocia-
tons inform me that il has come
10. life in Washington.
As you know If you read this
column. there are a number of
bills before Congress providing
for a lottery, with no two of
them exactly alike in the matter
OF proposed operation The latest
activity seems 10 be in connec-
ton with a bill introduced by
Representative Ramsay of West
Virginia, whose lottery plan calls
for prizes in war bonds and
would guarantee some return 10
every ticket holder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
The OnIooker

If I were a physical cuIturist
and ran one Of those health
hothouses that cause muscles 10
grow Ike flowers IN the spring.
I would make a Iot az money
this time Of year by conducting
special classes for those Who
wanted 10 get in shape for
Christmas.
There IS more 10 being in
shape for Christmas than just
having a heart fun OF good
cheer, YOU know
Christmas calls for stamina.
Ardination and willingness
ghrTy on even when dog-tred
IN many ways u IS a COM
hination OF the PoughkccpSic
regatta. marathon race. two
chukkerS of polo and 10 br *
rounds against a smart, hard
hitting opponent
To face Christmas with any
confidence man should have
AT least two weeks Of hard work
on the parallel bars, swinging
ring, punching bag and track,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
BY Henry McLemOrt

with 2 little medicine ball, water
polo and fencing thrown In.
Without this he cant help but
come up to Christmas Eve night
Il tTrcd and UTrcIN man.
But what faces him then?
a night OF deep untroubled
Sluwbcr2
80 Ir. no has that tree to
fN. and fixing 2 tree calls for
The best in 2 man
he must saw n so II, VIII ~.
because no ono over bought a
tree that was the right size
Then he must make the tree
stand up.
TljEN he must climb up q lad
Il der that has no more bal
ance than an S-year-old violin
prodigy and decorate the tree
RIDING mo average household
ladder IS much the same as
tanning a Ducklng horse
There never arc enough deco
raronS
So the man Of the house
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
Things I'd Like to Do
Again with WincheH
by My Side)

MEET Winchell for the first
4'I time.
I'm Federal Court, while I
was reporting Max Harris suit
against Organized Vaudeville.
Winchell, who seemed 70 know
everything even then, assured
me Hart would win-and 50 /
stated IN my newspaper story
(Hart's suit was thrown out
the following morning and my
paper came pretty close 10
throwing me out the following
afternoon
LEAR a young State Senator
IL tell Wincheli how 10 be
successful as a columniSt.
III was during a small party
for Walter who had just landed
on The Graphic al The then huge
salary or 500 a week.
The State Senator said.
"ditFI' Npu 'ah ~ aiNf 'NFf
body, have lot Of friends,
and get nowhere--or YOU can
the truth. make million
hies, and really he some
thing"
The Senator's name was
James J Walker great man
who made too many frlcndS)
YET married al City Hall, with
NJ Winchetf and Paul Calico
as witnesses.
fGaliIco didn't have the fce
handy either. so | still owe
Walter the s..
Mrs Hellinger who was for
merly known as Gladys Glad IS
today known as Gladys GladD
DEF on James J. BraddOCk AZ
- seVen-to-one 70 beat Max
Baer for the heavyweight title
II wagcred everything l owned
and much that ] didn't own.
Walter. sghaSt and wanting
10 save me from FHf4, asked the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
Trade Mark Registered. Copyright. is47

gamblers not 70 make any fur
ther bets with me.
When Rraddock won. Walter
was a triile angry.
C"You should have insisted
that I bet, too" he complained)
HAVE Walter tell mo again
II hc found il difficult 10 sleep
This oft-told tale happened
In Reuben'S some - years ago.
WnChcll grouscd that he was
unable 70 sleep more than SIX
hours ! pointed oHt that Thomas
Edison only slept four.
l"I know" Walter returned
impaDicrtly But have things
10 think about.")
HEAR Texas Guinan cry
IL sucker for the first time;
spot Helen Morgan in the chorus
OF Sally = sir with George NJ.
Cohan al The ball game watch
Ziegfcld throw Time on My
Hand" out Of Smiles because
he insisted IT would never be a
hit; see Peggy Joyce enter the
Club Mlrador IN a green crea-
ton and guy 10 match, laugh
az Humphrey Rogari as a come
dian argue with George White
about anything. and hos Stll
wrong tell Ruby Stevens in the
Club Anatole that nor legs were
too pretty for her ever 10 be
anything but a dancer.
Ruby crossed Us hy changing
hen name 10 Barbara SianNNck-l
NOTE 'he expression on Win
' caels face when girl
with whom he had been Smitten
IN his early vaudeville DAYS,
stepped up 20 him IN the Texas
Gufuar Club.