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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
Indians Tie for 2d
CONTINUED from First Sport Page)

deadly because Of its timeliness.
Fabian Gaffke won a 10 battle
with ninth-inning pinch-hit. jeff
Heath and Ken Keltner have been
Especially timely with their hits.
FIFTH FOR DODGERS
The Dodgers ran Off their fifth
straight yesterday and increased
their National League lead to two
games by defeating the Braves,
8 to 5. The Dodgers won Is out
of % from Boston last year and
Ialready have taken four in a row
from them this season. Pete
Reiser drove in three runs with a
homer and single.
Johnny Wander Nicer held the
Pirates to five hits and the Reds
came up with a five-run inning
to trim Pittsburgh, So. Bert Haas
doubled to start the rally and
Eddie Joost singled with the bases
drunk.
Lou Novikoff's homer and Bill
Lees seventh pitching enabled
the Cubs to nose out the Cardi-
nails, 2-1. Len Merullo's single
drove in the tying Cub run earlier.
Johnny Mize and Willard Mar
shall continued their hard hitting
and the Giants downed the Phil
lies, SD. Mize singled and tripled
and Marshall hit two doubtless
The Yankees, taking advantage
OF six Philadelphia errors, beat
the Athletics, Ga. The AS robbed
their pitcher. Jack Knott, of a
deserved triumph. Joe Gordon's
single with the bases loaded drove
in the two winning tallies.
Despite the fact that Dutch
Leonard snapped a bone in his
ankle, sliding to first in the Sec
ond inning. Washington went on
to beat the Red Sox, 10 to 5, be-
hind Rifleman Bill Zuber. Former
Red Sox Stan Spence hit single,
double and triple.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
1900 Trd(kmen
AT Philadelphia
For Penn Relays

PHILADEL PHIA. April "a
QNS). - Three thousand young
athletes descended upon Franklin
Field today to compete in the Penn
Relays.
Lawson Robertson, noted Olym-
pic and Penn track coach, said
this years entry list, which set a
record, proves the war has &C
tually spurred interest in track
and has shown educators that
physical fitness is a must in the
world today"
Emphasis in the 76-event, two
day program is on team play,
with many of the big names"
now fighting for Uncle Sam. The
invitation mile was withdrawn. for
example, because Chuck Fenske
and the others have sterner duties.
Team supremacy in the carnival
largely depends on the outcome
of duels between New York Uni
versity's Les MacMitchell and In
diana's Campbell Kane. Both are
anchoring teams in the sprint and
distance medleys and the two and
four-mile relays.
The army, navy and marines
will get their chance in the special
service mems mile relay-with
Long John Woodruff, ex-Pitt star,
anchoring a squad from Camp
Edwards, Mass. And, for the first
time, there will be a mile relay
for workers in defense industries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24

reduced the mountainous Willard to pfu pile of acerated and
broken flesh All through Tunneys reign the emphasis
ootwork and sc dynamite The sandout heavywehts in
that seldom scaled more than 200 pounds.
Joe Louis continued the fashion Weighing less than 200
pounds during most of his he had great trouble whip
all the pachyderms who could be lured the
with him. He chaked total of five kayoes Buddy Baer
Camera and Simon Baer and Simon ncauousy insisted
upon return scraps with the Brown Bomber.
There doesn't be any resurgence the quarter
ngsers in the future The mentioned often
possible Pvt Louis Barrow both relatively
light fellowship. Billy Conn and Bob Pastor.
One explanation of the thinning number of pachyds in the
ranks may be found awakening sensvy
the fight Long they enormously tired
picking fallen warrior who weighed $50 pounds
painfully hauling him back to his corner.
smart operator is inclined to pick smaller
can't fight 1t isn't such job to hmback his
the evenings festivities concluded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24

Spring is here. So the Old Colonel's
thoughts just naturally turn to such un-
springlike items as basketball and foot
ball and quarter-ton heavyweights. Like
this:
Behind the rise of Art Stolkey to
the captaincy of the University of De-
troit basketball team lies saga of that
bulldog persistency that explains genius
in terms of hard work.
Art is one of the most thorough
workmen who ever wore the cardinal red
and white of u. of ID. He is the kind of
an athlete who is never satisfied with
anything less than perfection. AS long as
he can find any flaw in his game, he
keeps trying to improve his game. Which
means that he never quits trying.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
TITAN GOLFERS TOUR

Seeking its first victory of the
new season. the University Of De-
troit golf team will invade Indiana
this weekend to play two Big Ten
foes in three days. The Titans
will oppose Indiana u. at Bloom
ington. tomorrow. and Purdue at
Lafayette Monday.
Coach William Kelly Joyce will
count on Henry Dimond. Robert
Leggett. Al O'Mara and Jack Nc
Loughlin, the same quartet beaten
by Notre Dame here Monday In
the seasons opener. Notre Dame
recently defeated Purdue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
PGA Boss 10 Confer
With Hagen and Gndu

Freddy Corcoran. national PEA
tournament manager. was to ar
rive in Detroit today for a confer
ence with ]. Russell Gnau and
Walter Hagen regarding the an
nual Ryder Cup match.
Hagen, who has been delegated
by the PEA to select the chaiieng-
ing team. is expected to announce
his lineup within a day or so.
Selection Of the course has not
been made as yet but several
clubs are known to be willing to
stage the event, proceeds of which
again will 60 to a war relief
agency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
Citing Simon's Case

Withdrawals of ponderous Abe
Simon from the heavyweight scene is
another reminder that poundage is no
index of battler's ring ability. There
may be some doubt whether good big
man can invariably lick a good little
man, but certainly a good big man can
always polish off big, big man.
Few of the behemoths of the heavy
weight ranks have ever ruled the divi-
sion. There were exceptions, such as Jess
Willard and Primo Camera. In the main,
however, it was convincingly demon
strated that mere size and Drawn was
no match for speed and punching power.
Jack Dempsey proved this on that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
EXPERT INSTRUCTION

All the Tigers except the two
pitchers named to start in Sun
days double header will take part
in tomorrow's baseball clinic for
high school players at Briggs Sta
dunn. More than 5000 boys will
attend the session in the morning
and then be the guests Of the
management at the game In the
afternoon.
The double-header Sunday was
arranged by moving up the Mon
day game. This Is the earliest the
Tigers have ever played double
header at home.
A meeting will be held at Briggs
Stadium Sunday by teams inter-
ested in playing in the new Mich
igan State Semipro League. A
schedule of exhibition games with
the Tigers has been arranged on
the following dates: June 20, Kala-
mazoo; June %, Battle Creeks
July 6, Grand Rapids; July z. st.
Joseph: July 20, Flint; August II.
Port Huron; August 20, Lansing;
August "a, Bay City.
Hal Whites second straight
shutout proved q tonic In the Tiger
dressing room. There was more
chatter and noise than any time
during the season. With most Of
the players collecting hits. that
helped too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24

During his high school career at
Holyy Redeemer. and later a star for >. an %
the Holy Redeemer CYO and the u Of D. P' P'''
freshmen Sokey known Of the best rghhand push
artists the Motor City Last fall he decided that player who
has only dangerous arsenal get by in high
school competition but in the college fellow carry
more than one gun.
So Art began pracicing tossing EN- with his left hand He
concentrated his porde pitches with such evor that Coach
Lloyd began worry forget with
right He paid much attention to his left hand that he began
unconscousy dbbe the ball southpaw style he
down the court.
Stokey shoot better with his left hand with his
right although he hasn't lost the magic touch with his right
handed throws Coach Brazil declares that this small incident is
typical the intense application that Stoey brings the bas
ketbal court.
Hes of those fellows who just can't get too much
basketball observes Brazil II usually have to chase him off
the court when practice is He always wants to hang
around and shoot Just a couple MORE"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24

seven-hitter and Vernon Kennedy
a five-hitter. bringing Bagby's
turn up again yesterday. Teller
couldn't do any better.
Although Cleveland's hittin G
hasn't been terrific, it's been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
Leahy Sees Faults in r. Formation

After experimenting with the Information throughout the
spring training Coach Frank Leahy of Notre Dame
this plan attack has its drawbacks well it's
merits He is inclined however believe that the advantages
more than offset the disadvantages.
He that the Information provides better running
the clubs passing attack oneha three
Of second play Quarterback Angelo Bre the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
By Bob Murphy
Sports Editor
Art Stolkey's Rise Proves
Value of Hard Work

sarpshoong soph sensation of 19 retreat from his post
directly behind the center before pitching his bullet This
the extra fraction of second Since he han
dies the ball every play with his teammates taking all
place. ground attack gains added deception according
Leahy.
Dame coach sends student manager into every
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
Bob 7 aIes

Yessr merchandise you find in this not be
good least it's different. Spring. have heard
upon again Guys gals wandering around with
PARKWAY eyes, the Brooklyn fans alternately
hooting their unpedctabe Dodgers and scrappng with out
chde the Beloved Buns and everybody in
the office has a thing in the Kentucky Derby
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
Help for Guldahl
Golf Fan Thinks That His Movies Might Assis
Ex-Open Champ Regain His Swing
BY NJ. #. DRUKENBRoD

William 3. Ralston, bowling
alley proprietor and golf enthu-
siast, has some pictures of Ralph
Guldahl that he'd like to show the
former National Open golf cham
pion.
The Detroiter reveals that he
took them with his movie camera
last summer at the Detroit Golf
Club during the Ryder Cup
Illness has prevented
him from getting in touch with
Guldahl.
The pictures show so much OF
Guldahl's swing that Ralston be-
lieves a study of them will benefit
the star-even if, as Ralston puts
it, Ralph doesn't recognize the
swing as his own.
Guldahl, whose game has gone
back considerably since his brill.
liant National Open victories at
Oakland Hills in 1887 and at
Denver the following year. fire.
quently has said he'd give a lot If
he could see pictures of his Oak
land Hills swing. He said 1t was
the best he ever had and that he'd
like to begin hitting the ball that
wav AGAIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
Dykes Bewai|s
White Sox' Lack
Of HittingPow

Continued from First Sport Pagel
taking these younger players
they may have mo I'm there play
Ing before the season n over"
Bling" was an outfielder and a
fine hitter one one of Connie
Mack's greatest teams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
THEY SHOULD HELP

I'm sorry I haven't the pic
lures Guldahl wants most Of all
to see," Ralston said, "but the
ones I took ought to show him
what's wrong with his game and
maybe help him correct It."
Ralston, who used to be a pretty
fair golfer, and who always has
studied the games of the star play
ers. reports his pictures show the
following faults in Guldahps swing
There is a decided buckling Of
the left arm, with the elbow &C.
tually pointing upward.
Ralph drops or lowers his heaC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24

huddle to jot down the play which the
quarterback selects. Then the observer
charts the yardage which each play
makes. thus giving Leahy an idea of just
how effective each play proves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24

Runs batted in-Harris, Bloodworth 2,
York, Higgins z, McNair. Two-base hits
Holloway, Hoag McNair, Cranes, Higgins.
Home run-Harris. Sacrifice hit-White.
Left on bases-Chicago 4, Detroit 7.
Double play-Cramer TO Higgins. Bases on
bans-off Lyons 1, off White l. Struck out
BY Lyons 5. by White 3. Wild pitch
Lyons Passed ball-Tresh. Umpires-Pas-
sareila, MCGOWAN and hubbard. Time OF
game-1:26.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
STORE is CLOSED

For the first time in many
years, A. G. Spalding & Bros.
sporting goods firm, is without a
store in Detroit. Yesterday II
closed the one il had occupied on
State street in recent years as a
wholesale outlet and shipped all
supplies to the Chicago headquar-
tiers. Business. though, will be
carried on as usual here and
throughout the state, with 'Gepe
Jackson continuing as the golf
representative. Goods will be
shipped from the Chicago offices,
Jack Adams, In charge of the
shipping room here for % years.
now is employed at the Willow
Run plant. Mrs. Marguerite Green.
in the office the same length of
time, has accepted a position at
Crosse lie Golf and Country Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24

as much as four or five inches on
the back swing.
Also, there is excessive bending
of the knees.
But" Ralston FASTENED to
add. It'll still take Ralph's game
for mine hnd not complain"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
Starred as Proper

During his high school career at
Holyy Redeemer. and later as star for
La gaceta., 1942-11-02

WESTINGHOUSE am
plios centres de entrenamien-
to, a traveS de los Estados
Unidos, ell Cuerpo de Infante-
ria de Marina de los Estados
Unidos esta entrenando a
miles de hombres especial
mente escogidos para sus tro-
pas de paracaidistas. Seg1n
un r~eciente informe Official, ell
objeto de estas maniobras de
entrenamiento es ell de CONVEX
tir a las tropas paracaidistas
de la infanteria de marina, en-
una fuerza acometedora que
no haya otra que la iguale en- la
guerra moderna, en- cuanto a
poder y eficiencia.
Ell siguiente relate de como Sc
hace la selection Y de como Sc lleva
a cabo ell entrenamiento de los off
ciales Y hombres que forman parte
de esta importante rama del SER
vicio militar, ~apareci6 en- ell informe
Official del Cuerpo de Infanteria de
Marina:
"Los ofciales que mandan las uni
dades de las tropas paracaidistas
son escogidos tomando en- cuenta su
aptitud para pelear. Ademas, de-
ben tener a su cr6dito una hoja de
~serviciOs sobresalientes tanto como
aviadores asi como eXpertos para
caidistas. Estos oficiales pueden
La gaceta., 1942-11-02
LLORABA UN NlNITO Y LA
POIICIA LIE RECOGIO

Dentro de un autOm6vil, en- e,
distrito c0mercial, un matrimo-
MO dej6 a su hijito de tres me-
IS y marido y mujer Sc fueron
Il cindmat6grafO.
Ll.raba y loroba la criatur
y un ciudadano axis6 a "a polici
que recogi6 al "beJito" a las Z
media.
Hasta las 10 no Sc apareci2.
ron los padres en- Ia taci6n }
III son de protesta.
La policia, para eyitar que la
Ae2ligencia Sc ropita, pas6 q ca
so a la COrte Juvenii.
La gaceta., 1942-11-02
r Ell AICALDE r
E.. l.. CHANCEY

Ell alcalde r. f. l.. Chancey,
que sali6 el martes para Roches-
tes, Minnesota, a hacerse un re-
cOnocimiento medico en- la clini-
ca de los Mayo, regres6 aver
i~mediatamente dcj6 sin eject
los nombramientos de cinco poi
cias que habia hecho q alcald.
INFERNO, DR.. Victor Rosenthal.
La orden dal a'calde legitimo a
visa a los cinco ciudadanOs es
gidos por Rosenthal que no d.
ben presentarse para el service
8 menos que Sc les avise.
"Yo no tengo suficiente infor
maci6n sobre osos hOmbres y nc
La gaceta., 1942-11-02
NOTAS SOCIALES
gPoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

Cubano, Sc ofreci6 aver en- to-
doel regio edificio de la Gale
Catoroe Y Decima avenida.
Durante las primeras horas
de la tarde, la musica estuvo a
cargo de la popular Orquesta
de Bob Portion, en- ell salon prin
cipal. Mas tarde, la concha mu
steal la ocup6 ell siempre aplau
dido conjunto Don Francis
CO."
En- ell pativ-iardin, .donde es
taSan situadas las mesas reser-
vadas, La Tropical ell sin
par conjunto que dirige Lau-
reano Triguero, hizo las deli
cia de los amantes de la mu-
sica Guiana y espahola.
La parte vocal estuvo a car
20 de Joaquin Barcenas y la
simpatica Srta. M%erceditas
Sanchez. Ambos fueron muy
aplaudidos por las exquisitas
interpretacines que brinda-
ron.
La fiesta continue hasta la
media noche.
A los integrantes de la Sec
ci6n de Recreo Y su muy acti-
La gaceta., 1942-11-02

seleccionar los hombres que han dc
servir a sus ordenes. Ell honor dc
convertirse en- I'm paracaidista Sc lie
concede solamente a aquellos que va
estan completamente entrenados
como Marines y cue tienen, ademas,
gran inteligencia y resistencia fist
ca. Otra peculiaridad que deben
tener estos individuos es ell deseo
vehemente de desafar Ell peligro.'
MetOdOs y EjerciciOs
"Durante la primera parte del
curse de seis semanas de entrena-
miento, Sc les ensena a recoger y
dollar sus propios p~aracafdas. Es-
tudian despues los metodos de des-
censo. Ejercicios diarios de aeon
dicionamiento les fortalecen las
piernas, espaldas Y musculos abdo-
minales para poder resistir ell cho-
que de la caida.
"Practican ell manipulamiento de
los paracaidas por medic de saltos
de $50 pies de altura, desde enormes
torres de acero. Sc les remonta
luego en- aeroplanos Y descienden
desde una altura de 1000 pies. Sc
gun va progresando su entrena-
miento, los transportes aereos vue-
Ian cada vez mas bajo hasta que las
tropas saltan desde una altura de
800 pies"
LA rapidez es esencial. En- ell
entrenamiento para las batallas, de
un solo aeroplano saltan para
caidistas en- proportion de diez
hombres cada cinco segundos. Esto
La gaceta., 1942-11-02
Festejato

Ell sabado rue festejado en-
la Residential de su abuelita ell
joven Ulysses Reyes, hijo de
los esposos Virginia y David
Reyes.
Motive esta fiestecita la par
tida del joven Reyes, en- la no
che de hoy, para Virginia, don
de presta servicio a la Marina
de los Estados Unidos.
Acudieron a despedirlo, y
compartir con el este homena-
je, sus familiares y amistades.
Hasta tarde en- la noche sc bal
10 a los acordes de un buen
conjunto musical.
La gaceta., 1942-11-02
La matinee del Domingo

La matinee uSI DOAiiHSO
Continuando su triunfal Sc
RE de matinees dominicales,
iniciada hace varias semanas,
la Secci6n de Recreo del Cen
tro Espanol Sc anot6 otro gran
dioso exito en- la tarde del do
mingo
En- ell palco ne ia mddsica Sc
econtraba la popular orquesta
rDon Francisco, que dlrlge
ell maestro Frank Gras.o.
Empez6 a las cuatro de la
tarde Y contin6 hasta las 8 ae
la noche.
Horas de algeria eXperimen
taron en- ell lujoso patio es-
pahol, las simpaticas damitas
Y apuestos j6venes que ALI Sc
dieron eta.
La gaceta., 1942-11-02

sc 81 estan debidam2nte califica-
Este no significa que pom
go en- duda la honradez Y capaci
dad de los designados.
Los d~eSpedidOS por 81 a.calde
Y ncmbradOs pOr Rosenthal son
los Sres. j. A. BEN, X. c. Myers,
Frrest Seeley y Melvin +. Pen
ney.
Dej6 ell alcalde en- sus nuevos
puestos, por cuanto 81 los habia
seleccionado, a j. w. Bars, j.
Mcdonald ST., Percy p. Hug
gins, Henry West Jr., y S. r.
Tidwell.
La gaceta., 1942-11-02
Despedida

Despedida
Parte esta noche para la
ciudad de jacksonville, donde
Sc sometera a un examen fist
co, con intenci6n de incorporar
Sc a la Marina de los EstadOs
Unidos, nuestro apreciado a
migo Amancio Casanova, al
to empleado de las oficinas de
Correos de Tampa.
Ell joven Casanova reside,
en- union de sus padres, en- ell
3410 de la calle Jefferson.
AL despedirlo lie deseamos
buena suerte.
La gaceta., 1942-11-02
LOS CHINOS DESTRUYE-
RON DOS TRANSFORMERS

Ohungking, Nov. 2.-Los que
rrilleros chinos del mar coloca-
ron minas en- la ruta que sguian
dos transportes japoeses y los
barcos fueron hundidos.
Operan los guerrillerOs duran
te la noche y usan juncOs, peque
mas embarcaciones de vela.
Los chinos han destruido tam
bi6n numerosos farOs y boyas.
La gaceta., 1942-11-02

asegura ell que unidades completes
de combate desciendan en- una Pc
queha zona y ell que no pierdan
tempo en- formar sus lineas. Tam
bien sc lanzan por medic de para
cafdas los ultimos modelos de
canones de tiro corto Y de fuego
rapido de todos los calibres. Una
e en- terra, los paracaidistas de la
~Infanteria de Marina forman uni
dades de combate de acuerdo con
planes preparados de antemano,
reunen rapidamente sus armas, e
inician la accion contra los objetivos
va senalados. Las condolences de
una batalla verdadera son initials
con una fdelidad absolute durante
estas maniobras, pues puede ser que
ell future, cuando estos hombres
avancen contra ell enemigo, este
realmente cercano."
Sus 0bjetivos
"El espfritu de las tropas para
caidistas de la Infanteria de Marina
es verdaderamente extraordinaria.
Sus hombres anticipan con avidez ell
dia en- que bajaran, desde cientos de
transportes aereos, detras de las
lineas enemigas para destruir o
capturar dep6sitos de municiones,
aeropuertos, estaciones ferroviarias
y sitios e~strategicos en- los caminos."
"Ellos saben que seran lanzados
por la via mas directa, en- 10 mas
del combate. Por ESQ fue
que Sc ~ofrecieron como voluntarios,
Y por ESQ es que un sin fin de otros
hombres Sc les unen dia tras dia."
La gaceta., 1942-11-02
TURQUIA TEME SER Alta
CADA
DiScmSo del Pre$idente Inonu

Ankara, nov. 3 Hablando a
yer en- una session especial del
parlamento turco, Ismet Ononu,
ell presidente de la RepGblica,
dijo que la bora de la guerra Sc
aproxima para Turquia.
LA libertad para cada naci6n
grande o pequena es la aspira-
ci6n de la politica extranjera de
Turquia'. Grandes y crueles ba
tallas Sc produciran en- ell aho
1913. Turquia CORE 81 peligro
de ser atacada; pero Sc manten-
dra heal a as US alianzas y refor-
cara su pOlitica de seguridad ma
cional.
La gaceta., 1942-11-02
Teatro Casino

/ cairo NdSinO
Coh.enzara a exhibirse en- ell
dia de hoy, hasts ell Microbes,
la monumental pelicula, toda
hablada en- espanol, Maria
de la Or, en- la que figuran CO.
mo Interpreters Carmen Anna
va, Pastora Imperio y Antonio
Moreno, secundados por 10 me
nos valiosOs actores Julio Pc.
ma y Rosario ROjas.
CompIetan este interesante
prograra Una Carta de Ba'
tam" Noticias y Comedias.
La gaceta., 1942-11-02

quirurgica la apreciada dana
Juana Perez, esposa del ami
go Angel Perez.
La operation lie fue practi-
cada por ell DR.. A. A. Coma
lez, en- la Clinica Gel Bien P1-
blico."
Seg1n Sc nos reporta, ell es-
tadO de la paciente es bastan
tie satisfactorio.
Hacemos fervientes votos
por SUI establishments.
La gaceta., 1942-11-02
Did "DiamOAd Jim" Have
Stomach or Ulcer painS1

II is hardly likely that Diamond Jim
Brady could have eaten $50 vora
~ciously II he suffered after eating
pains. Sufferers who have 10 pay
the penalty of stomach or ulcer
pains, indigestion, gas pains, heart
burn, burning sensation, bluat ahi
other conditions caused by Excess
acid should try a Doc box Of Udga
Tablets. They must help or money
refunded.
La gaceta., 1942-11-02
En- su hogar


BESIDE ell pasado jueves Sc
encuentra en- su hogan de la ba
rriada de Palmetto, ell aprecia
do amigo Miguel Marrero, lue
go de haber permanecidO re-
cluido en- ell Sanatorio del Cen
tro Asturiano por espacio de
dos meses, atendiendo una in
fecci6n en- una mano.
En- su hCgar terminara de re-
ponerse con los solicitos culda
dos de su amable esposa.
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Con %refrescos y dulces Sc
obsequi6 a la concurrencia.
AL deSpedir al joven Reyes,
lie auguramos rapidoS progre-
SOS en- SUI carrera.
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Ell Bale Cabaret
d leCirculo Cubano

Otra fiesta que Sc grabara
con letras de orc en- la historic
de la pre;tigiosa sociedad G.
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81, seniors:

81, senior:
Para pintar mejor SUI
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente pnr K n g
Greco Hardware Co.,
3a. Avenida v Gale Is
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Operada

En- dias pasados fue someti-
da a una delicada intervention
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ve presidents, ell apreciado a
migo Sr. Oscar Cuervo, envia-
mos nuestra congratulaci6n.