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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-07

A baby whale maye be as long
as 20 feet at birth.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-07

Of Cheney Bros, textile manufac-
turers. Mrs. Fisher will. continue
her work here and join her hus-
band in New York in short time.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13

drove IN stan Lopata
"Pnchins' j., no novelty 10
Bigclow. Last May his team came
up 20 tho opening game OF the
Federation schedule minus a
pitcher ht for duty. Bigelow tiled
IN with a SIX hitter and . shut
out. then retired on his achieve
mcnt
Neither Sans Don MeCaliy
nor Arthurs Joe JaSina. the
starting pitchers, finished. George
Dumas relieved McCa'ty in the
sixth while Ike Reyclc took over
for Jasina TN the nin'i7-
Into the ninth Arthurg led o..
each club bcnehttng by rival
errors and passes over the stretch
as the lead changed hands twice
and the count tIcd thTcc times
In Sans half John NacSay
singled. Lopata'S fourth hit was
a slow roller 30 Oryillc Paige.
Lopata beat the throw for SIN
Gle and gained an extra sack
when Paige tossed wild. Nacsay
scoring. Bigelow contribution
followed.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13

Red Sox Sink
As CrOnin Rises
With Hub Fans
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

The Boston Red SoX are mlrcd
IN the seventh place M the
American League standings, and
the luckleSS employees OF Mr.
Tom Shawkey may stay there
until the current title chase Is
concluded.
Yet, despite this dcplorablc
condition Manager Joe Cronn
Is enjoying "A popularity IN the
Hub Of Culture that he never
knew IN those days when ms
Red Sox were up IN second
place Snlplng a. the paceScttcrs.
The cash customers affection
for him seems 10 rise as the
fortunes of his CrlmSon-hoscd
athletes fade singular SItua-
lion IN a profession where YOU
usually have 10 win or else
OF course, the paying clientele
realize that there IS llttlc that
Joe Cronin or anybody else
could do with the collection ot
minor league talent that he has
on -tHe-BeSteff= tzifttftii,,. mr. f5rrt
Sox were hit as hard AS any
sports aggregation m the COun-
Try by the lnroadS OF the draft
Probably harder He has ac-
cOmpliShcd notable feat in
keeping the Sox from sliding
al tho way down INTO fhc Amer
iCan Association.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Lutheran Title
lost. Thomas

Lutheran Baseball League closes
III, books today with S. Thomas
winner of the championship losing
only one game in 10 played.
Marvin Minda had a six hitter as
ST Thomas gained its closing
game at Chandler Park yesterday
from Salem, Al. Ollie Tank drove
IN TWO runs with Two doubles.
In an eight-inning affair, the
time limit cutting off the ninth,
Mt. Zion stopped Mt. Calvary OF.
Mt Zion and Salem finished m 4
tie for second with Nj Calvary
last The league started late be-
cause so many teams lost 20
many players 10 the services.
In July II was decided 10 60
ahead with four clubs and keep
the circuit alive II is the oldest
In the city in point Of continuous
operation The first season was
played S2 years ago.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
nch-Hittinq Wow

A. The plate however. .t's ans
other story He >i.ll has sharp
batting eye and Il clear hard
swing A. q pinch hitter hc hs,
been something fabulous
pltc of 'hc time u takes h.m .o
plod from home plato fo FIRST
base alter be- has ,ocked tae
hor>oh.de
II he continues AZ hi> present
clip he VIII wind up The season
with an average of close 20 800
as a plnCh-hltter lie has
blasted out five homo runs ae
clutch hitter. -Four of these lir-
cult blows were delivered
tho eighth frame of tight bali
games each time with a couple
OF mates on base
Prior 20 this season Goose
GoslIn held the aII-fme Amar-
Iean League record for p.neh-
n.f home runs Goose hIt mo
during his entire career of 7j-
most q decade and a half Cio-
mn has matched this figure r
a single season Small wonder
that he has ondearcd himself 20
the Hub roOiorS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
One Lady PreYs

THIS however, Us not enough
20 explain CT0nln position to-
day lie Is the darling of thC
Boston fans and cnlnAA-a goal
Gus admiration that approachc,
hero-worShIp HIS every appear
ancc on the field IS a signal for
an ouiburSt Of applause. One
good lady kuoels and prlls
unashdmcd Whenever Ila1un
sffitirS to- tt7C ptare as "a punch
hitter That, the way Is io' of
the Red So< fans feel about
their manager although they
uaY not bo 50 open or 20 p.o4s
IN their manner ot expression.
Joseph has climbed 70 hi, SUIT
pHssHg neY" popularity ali by
himself Ilc has done u hy the
simple eNpcGlcnt Of continually
putting himself on The ,pof "a Il
pinch-hltLcr and delivering Iu
the grand manner.
AliL1---E IL -----.--.--- - =. -------
Old not such p museum pc-c
AS BAH PLAYERS 20 In This war
year of 1913 Joe playing daye
are over IIC has acquired too
much poun7aEc 20 play Ic-l-
lariv any moro lie made q orr
Of tentative pass ~ 2 comeback
'h,S spring but the sight of 're
once great infeldrr carefully
hosting h4s paunch every tIuc
he bent over 20 snatch at a
ground bah was both Mdlcraue
and pathetic Iir soon ah3n.
NnrnN the afinmnt.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
State Casting HOmOrS
Captured by BartO
By DON GILLIES

third with 3o3I c honors went 70
Eric johnson with l6G. followed
by Gordon Bachman Jr, with li3
and Dcrck Healey $50.
Tom Hayes won the free style
event with 365 with George Wag-
coner next with 30 and Charlie
I<iddef third wttt' - 30
Bea Anderson Won the women s.
championship with 27S Murlcl
Mcintyre was second with poo
and Eurctha SChomaker third with
PSI
I'm Class r was Kay RalcHre
with l9S Ardl, Hayes was high i'm
The free style with 100 Roland
Luhis won me junior title with
lf7 Flfty-thrcc archcrs competed.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Catches Fans Fancy

Several tlmcs each week Cro-
min inserts himself INTO the
game IN a tight spot and he dee
hVerS with delightful lrequcncz.
His willingness 10 20 down
lighting with has incpt crow nas
won the fancy Of the boys IN
tho bleacherS as much as hls
potency with The ash
When Crouln came 10 the Red
Sox as playing manager the Red
SoX had high hopes. They
glimpScd their first pennant IN
TOO many years, and great
things were expected ot The
crstwhilc Washington wonder
boy. lie brought tho SoN m
second a couple OF times bat
the Boston fans thought he
should have done better. They
had built up rosy pcnnant hopes
and they were bitterly disap-
pointed.
For years Cronin wat ono Of
INC most boocd managers In the
Wnior circuit Demands for his
custer were frequent and iierce
but owner Shawkcv stuck with
MIN. Even hi, brilliant playing
rouldn' offset what his critics
decided was n lack of leadership
qualities
II is one of the ironiC twists
.f
Red SoX stumbling around IN
the lower reaches Of the sec
ond division, CTonin has ar. last
found hlS way into The hearts
II the -tnuEhnzLh home TOXIN faA-.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Memo Takes
q afEDOaa Sail

Fred Memo was in top form
Sunday when he captured the
feature catboat race ln the weekly
series az the Detroit Yacht Club,
finishing ahead of Fred Hayes and
Emmett Mccoy John Painter got
the gun ahead Of Howard Donald
son and jim Smith and Pappy
BIZ Jolly showed the way 10 Ed
Lord and Willie Steiner IN the
third race Joe Sturgeon crossed
ahead OF Sid Warner and John
Champion IN the fourth, and
Young CharleX SlraLlAz -AAaAnd.
Fred MackenSen and W f Foster
how 70 travel around tho course
in the fastest time in the fifth.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
State and War Relief
Benefit by Race Meet
By LEWIS H. WALLER

would have given the state treas
ury a percentage of the track S
mutuol handle. will doubtless be
confronted with some more facts
IN the next session.
Had the state increased the
take 10 10 per cent and taken
2ia per cent a. ITS share. II
would have received approXi-
matcly 100000 or 100000 more
than II now has gained from the
greatest racing sea-etf tn Bctrurt s
history.
Every racing commissioner
since Mark Hanna has plugged
for such q bill and I Is an oddS-on
bet that Commissioners Bowling
and his friend State Rep. George
y higgins of Ferndalc Will be
back m the Legislature asking for
action.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13

AJmlIon Michigan anglers TO-
day can envy Jim Barto of Detroit
Hes the now fy and bait casting
champion of Michigan as a result
of his victory in the annual Mich
igan casting tournament held yos-
tcrday an the Palmer Park Pool
I'Hfte-wef- -ttVo cvcrtS amt t1TT-
isHod second i'm three others be-
sides being crowned call l. around
champion An eye lash back of
him. came Charlie Crakc The De
trolt veteran caster with three
victories.
Barto's hest show of bamboo
welding was IN the distance five
ciCh'hs plug race when hc beat
out 7U-year-old John Burdick %,
NfuSkegon. BOB 10 2S1 He also
finished on top in The throe-cighthS
plug championship event with a
score Of % His nearest compe-
titorS were Crakc and Bill Foster
who tjcd for second with 94S.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
BEAR DEFENDS TITLE

Fred Bear. one Of the states
best big game -hunterS with bow
,aHd hroadhead. successfully de-
Tended his city field archery title
Yesterday al the Detroit Rowing
Range scoring 466 points. Two
points hack came Jack Skanes
with 464. Russ Keppen was thnd
with 437
Len Hoffman won Class p with
800 Ralph Councilman was sec
ond with 81 and Ken SCHNEIDER
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Darkness Halls
Sdrn-Arthur
Game in 90 Tie

Arthurs and Sans must delay
another week before settling the
class B Detroit Amateur Baseball
championship argument. They
whlpeaMed tor ID lnnInes- -NlA.lL-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
International Year End
BY United Press

The International League sea-
son ended yesterday with the To-
rontO Leafs. the Newark Bears,
the Syracuse Chiefs and the
Montreal Royals IN the playOff
berths. The playofls begin Tues
day night at Toronto and Syra-
nl.n
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Niqht Edition Code Kew

The Detroit Tc- daily prints m te Night Edition only the
experts outstanding
the
The code key appears night the Eight and Red Line
Editions with number corresponding letter the alphabet
The horses appears ONLY ~ THE NIGHT EDITION
AND IT Is PRINTED ~ CODE.
IomOToWs follows:
Al
k-90 I~95 M61 N-tS o-5o r-21 Q-S2 R-Si S-i4 T-25
U-37 N-SI NJ
Clip this key you 10 decipher
t0norroHs appearing TIE NIGHT EDITION.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
RevoIta in Front

CHICAGO. Sept l3 GNS)
Johnny Revolta of Evanston. In
today held "a ! stroke lead over
"a Star-Studdcd field i'm the annual
Illinois Professional Golfers ASso-
ciation Tournament touring the
tricky Glen Flora course over an
lS-hOle route IN IS strokes.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
B0nbefettes
And Bombers
In Finals TONIGHT

The Metropolitan Detroit soft
ball tournament VIII enter the
finals in Mack Park tonight with
Briggs Bombcrs and Local so
Bombcrottcs, defending ch m-
pions. still undcfcaled and highly
favored 10 Toi6In thCW laurelS
The Bombcrs the so-callcd 20
old mon. % managed 70 keep their
record clean by eliminating John
son Kol-paks by a 10 score while
Hudson Motor Police defeated
Saturday night by Briggs moved
into the finals with a 20 victory
over Twelve Horscmcn last night.
The Bomhors meet Hudson
hopeful Coppers ln one Of the
feature games IN Mack Park to-
night ciashInE ~ . 80 Briggs VIII
represent Detroit IN the world
title games starting IN T. uf -
Stadium Friday night II il wins
tonight
The Romharercs Likewise viii
60 into the world final, Friday lf
they win over Hudson Motor De-
tcnsc Girls at s =. no However,, in
event either the Bonn be rS Dr
Bomhcrt'tc. are defeated tonight
the finals viii ha continued Tues
day night in Mack Park againsl
-titr -Srrfrtr uDrU10TfT-
Ted E4rsr who will probably
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13

day at NORTH
western Field
and when dark
ness interviewed
tho count stood
90
Sans mana
ger Al BlgcioW.
hatted for Ed
Redmond in tho
ninth with two
down and one
needed 10 tc
HIS inc single
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
WINS DISTANCE FLY

Crakc started the tWo-day tour
namcnt Saturday afternoon WIN
ning tho distance rs with a mark
Of 1l5 feet against 10S for Paul
CoWan. CoWan came back I'M the
salmon ny with the slim margin
of 1888 feet against Barto. $
149l4
BurdicK's lone victory was
registered IN the distance three
eighthS which he won with a cast
of 266 feet against BartoS mark
of 247.
-C C..-l-- 44--i = 1-+-tt =
99 and Harold Smedley Of Mus
koCon after missing twice shot Is
10 win the dry fly. Crake won both
the fvc-clghthS accuracy and the
SklSh bait titles
Guy KiStler Of Kalamazoo was
elected president a. their annual
meeting. Ernie Johnson also of
Kalamazoo was named Secretary
treasurer. The 1914 tournament
VIII be held At Kalamazoo
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Lion Pass
EeHsxZEe
To Fans

Ttu- 'He LIONS lost 10 The
Giants Va> Charley Fenlnbock,
f.e G,.t lW'aU former JCLA
a4ef Hao su-Hf rh fancy Of
fno toat. tH af Akron yes
ten3ay Whom ...t The game
lr f.a a-t inmates Fenenhork
ua, e.tar 3 f.uaueou, hand by
fae 1.t.J customers
But fans wondered WHY the
Lions with share In thrill
ing tie game all bat clinched
elected 30 pas, in the final min
uteS deep in their own terri
tory Mathews pass. intercept
"a by Len louncc, with { min
uteS 10 go. cost the Lions a tie
AZ least
Bu' 'h- WORST break Of tho
gm. r.r, 20 t.y before f1o In-
tDr. pt.d pass when Iiackev
droprej '' NaIi f'tr ,0toICepi-
r- a &r< ArE pass, ilo had a
C.8r fa.d ahead of hm tor what
conc.N 1hF voH'3 have been an
other Dorai touchdown AHd
ou the ue. Giant play Conlcc
also dropped n intercepted pass.
II scm> apparent that Do
rails l. going to give the pro
fans of Detroit wide open
game, which will not make
them mad n only the new
Detroit coach had az out stand
ing paNScr. Maybe SinkwiCh
viii be- the answer 10 the Lions
prayer.
Coae rHl Handler Of The
CWdn n5 Ch4 Walsh coach
OF the ug.rte Cleveland Rams
We're among cl'-ot-'oWn visitors
IN Akron lur lha Camc joe Gem
ttle popular Detroit radie' an
DOpCur. was also present
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13

Dotrolters who have been
watching the horses 20 around
and around At the Detroit race
track sjnco May p are back in
the world of reality today
Doubtless hundreds have picked
up the papers TO make their Daily
Double selections, only 20 come
10 the realization that II is all
OXcr=1ha1 Dclrnlt,S- -aa-day- racing
season is ended and that Johnny
Adams Won be riding that first
winner today
There are still horses at the
Fair Grounds bur they're shipping
out as fast AS railroad ears and
vans can be procured for Ken
lucky for tho East and Far West
and for Thistle Down IN Clcvo-
land which opens the end of The
week
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
ARMY MOVES ~

The L. S. Army is moving back
10 the race track and The park
ing lot WIFI see no moro a or {
SilckerS. lust Jccpa peeps and
duck boats.
Dctrolts few and cautious
booi<makcrs may notice "A slight
increase IN clients as The racing
regulars make Their last fcW bets
La gaceta., 1943-08-30

jPOR QUE eS que los pO-
liticos de la Ciudad, los gran
des trusts v corporaciones es
tan tratando de derrotar la
Candidatura de ALBERTO
D'ARPA? IEs, acaso, porque
fue unO de los pocos cOnceja-
les que luch6 durante dos a.
nos por obtener una reduc-
ci6u en- las tarifas electricas
para la Ciudad de Tampa?
La reduction en- las tarifas e.
lectricas para la Ciudad de
Tampa, eSta rindiendo a los
consumidoreS I'm ahorro de
aproximadamente 100000 al
anO.
10 es quizas porque STEM
pre- ha laboradO en- pro de au-
mentO en- los salaries v de me
joreS condolences de trabajo
para los Obreros? Su posi-
ci6n en- este asunto esta bien
establecida. Siempre ha favo-
recido y combatido en- pro de
una legislation prOgresista
que beneficie a los trabaiado-,
res Y obtenga para ellos me-
jOres condolences de trabaio.
10 sera Quizas porque Sc ba-
tho vaaientemente en- contra
del trust de la leche, que ira
taba de eliminar de la ciudad|
La vaca familiar de los traba-.
jGdOreS que, por necesidad,
sc han vist0 compeidos a
mantener en- sus patios una.
vaca, con Ell pr0p6sitO de con-
La gaceta., 1943-08-30
Los Nazis ayudaran
a los Fascistas

Barcelona, agosto 30.-Martin
Bugeda, un espahol que ACADIA de
llegar de Roma, dice que miles de
agentes del a Gestapo estan en- la
capital italiana y Sc preparan pa
ra ayudar a los fascistas a tomar
possession, cundo los Aliados des-
embarquen en- Italia, de todos los
puntos fuertes para la defensa.
"Los alemanes no estan eva
cuando a Roma. Sc han quitado
los uniformes Y visten trajes de
paisano."
En- Lisboa Sc ha desmentido la
noticia del arribo de Dino Grandi.
La gaceta., 1943-08-30
DEFUNcIOI

FRANCISCO san
MARTIN, de Sc aao. Il
llecio en- su hogan 27oa \
~. lie sObreviven 81 !, !
Argelia San Martin ~, Y.
Sra Dolores BONANZA '' !
parO Lopez; Srtas. A,..,,
ia San Martin, todOs =
un hermano; Eduardo !.
en- New York. El seDer''
a esta tarde a IA.
n ell cOrtejo desJs = !.
cha hasta Ell cementerio !.
lawn FL Sr. San Marin,
te de la ciudad de Tam,
paciO de treinta v eiD,,
miembrO del Circulo Cn,'
orden Caballero de /. !
Los Aguilas de Orc. L.
estan a cargo de Ia fr,.
Lord y Fernando.
La gaceta., 1943-08-30

OSCAR PEREZ Rol.
CIA, de 40 amos de sd.I
aver en- su hogan lO2Og 1
avenida. lie sobrevivep n
Sr. Evaristo Garcia, So ii.
DIRE, Rosa Gonzalez, cine,
mas, Sra. Mary Gomez, s.,
ca Rodriguez, Sra. Evap,.I
ciuta, Sra. Catalina P4,S
Eduvina CastellanO, IN
Tampa y un hermanO OH,
Gonzalez, de Portland On
pelio Sc efectuara esta sI.
cuatro, partiendO ell cOtsa
la Capilla de la Fv,.,,,;
Lord y Fernando, GALE N
esquina a la avenida OAK
Ell cementerio de Rose Hin
Garcia era miembro de IA
Marcelo Gonzalez de Ia lie,
mericana. 2
La gaceta., 1943-08-30
EXPRESSION DE CRATITUD-
LAS MINORIAS Y SUS DEREcHOS-
Ell ALCANDE CHANCEY Y
LA REELECTION

Faltan pocos dias para las elecciones
primarias de septiembre z y estimamos de
nuestro deber, luego de bien estudiados los
problemas locales, expresar con entera ella
ridad 10 que pensamos sobre la contienda
polftica municipal.
Tenemos ell mas alto concepto personal
de los senores Hixon, Cobbey y Chancey
zero tenemos tambien la obligation civica
de manifestar a la colonia latina nuestro
~criterio, basado en- I'm analisis de 10 que
mas convene a nuestro pueblo.
Mr.. CObbey es un abogado de talento y
Mr.. Hixon I'm prestigioso hombre de nego-
clos. Los dos poseen gran habilidad y un
amplio conocimiento de las necesidades de
Tampa.
Teniendo en- ell mayor aprecio a esos
distinguidos ~ciudadanos, y proclamando q
cada elector tiene derecho a pensar por SUI
cuenta y decidir, nosotros pensamos que a
Ia ciudad de Tampa lie convene, por mo-
tivos de la guerra y por su gran experien-
cha, la reelection del alcalde REL. Chan
cey.
Y apreciendo la convenience de la CO.
lOnia latina, a la par que la convenience
de la comunidad, vamos a exponer nues-
tras razOnes.
Raz6n NGmero !, que nadie puede dis
cutir por hallarse basada en- hechos incon-
trovertibles:
En- mayo de 1880, la ciudad de Tampa
tenia un alcalde amigo de la colonia la
tina"
Contaba entonces la administration mu-
nicipal con $50 empleados y de ellos eran
'latinos', es decir, ciudadanos de origen
espanol, cubano i~taliano, 95, solo ell diez
por ciento.
La mayor parte, as, estaban e%mpleados
en- ell departamento de sandal; doce ira
bajaban en- ell Hospital, z en- Ell acueducto,
Z en- ell departamento de recreo, Z en- ell
departamento de incendios y los demas
en- oficinas y negociados.
Creiase por aquellos dias que los "la-
tinos," con un 10 por ciento en- los empleos,
habian puesto una plea en- Flandes'.
Este alcalde, Sc decfa, nos compren-
AN y N0N0 VIC 0J uO0AhOog 0AN0ANC co
un amigo sincere, invariable ,digno de nues-
ira eterna gratitud.
Nosotros dijimos que teniamos ell sa-
grado deber de cooperar con los hombres
que cooperasen con nosotros; que debia-
mos apoyar siempre, en- justa reciprocidad,
a los que diesen empleos a n~uestros hijos,
amigos y companeros.
Manteniendo ahora la misma tests que
mantuvimos en- 1880, la tests de que debe-
mos ser agradecidos con los amigos pro-
bados, pedimos hoy la reelection del al
calde Chancey.
Ell gobierno municipal de Tampa cuen-
ia ahora con un total de LOO empleadOs.
iCuantos de esos empleados y obreros
son '~latinos," es decir, d~escendientes de es-
panoles, cubanos e italianos?
Las cifras que van a co~ntinuacian las
La gaceta., 1943-08-30
ALGO QUE listed DEBE SABE

tar con suficiente eche
sus hijos? Ell Salario rep
de los trabajadOres de n
pa, hasta hace pOcOs me
ma t a muy por debajd
los niveles nOrmales, Y Ia
tadO mucho, pOr 10 tana
ser Suficiente para prov
los mismos Y a suS fan
con una dieta adecuad
leche es ell alimentO mas
portante para los nih@
Los prOpietariOs de "a
familiares conocen a fOnda
labor Nevada a cabO pOT
BERTO D'ARPA contra
dos los esfuerzos del trus
la leche e~ncaminadOs a
hibir la possession de "a
dentro de los limit3s q
Ciudad. Ell combatl6 al Y !,
en- ell seno de la Camara !
nicipal Y asfmismo en- IA
gislatura. Gracias a 50 !
puje Y energia pudo evlla
en- I941 la aprobaci6n Dc &
ley que hubiera prOhIOloG3
existencia de vacas lam y.
enfermOS. Los tra0aJauU
~devengando escasOs salsl
han podido disponer De =
che necesaria a sus lam
dnicamente debidO a "a !
sion de una vaca tarlillS.
res dentro de los llml'''
la Ciudad.
Los t~rabajadores necSs
un representante hOnrsoo
pacitado Y con experlf3n I
que ademas este blen II
mado e interesadO o.
prOblemas.
La Association 10 - .
Familiar. no We rason ! !
ma para hacer canbiOs )
puesto de Concejal pa,
Distrito de West lamp
que este DiStrito, Gun Gun
cen evidente los parralOs
teriores-. esta en- la ae H
dad representadO pOr u,
cionario p y exp NoT;o
tado; pOr un funcio l1ardS
ha probadO ser el W.
amigo de la clase trSOo'
"a. mn
I'm vOtO pOr ADeIsO / +
p0. ser6 an VOtO en- pr ~ !
intereses de Ia eIdss w.
dora.
Association de q
FomiliHr.