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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1901 IOWA AVE. N.W.-Girl TO share
conner @ lront with young LADY, playground
transp, $500 GE o6S',, 'O'''''
::i;: :;9th ST. N.W.-Lovelv room, private
path; path bus S at corner; excellent meals; new
Young MOTHER will room and board
children in her private home in the
FAMILY HOTEL STYLE. Southern Cooking,
ample phones and baths, at Colonial vii
Ia Iaee Shopping Center, near Arlington Hall;
BETHESDA, MD. 46o2 Chase ave;-Room
2nd 2ons board large single beds three
PRACTICE Your FRENCH, be Sea paying
guest of a French family; good meals and
ss wis; AVTm 1pH%ensi large az double o1bH front
room, single beds. Excellent meals. EN-,
YOUNG GIRL who appreciates home at
mosphere, share bedroom; private home;
breakfast, dinner: bus at door. Box
1o%o 10th ST; Nw-Rooms for young
ladies'; ideal downtown location excel
GO @ EMERsoN ST. N.w.-single front
M MI$a: HARVARD ST: Nw-sio and s4s so
NICE room; excellent meals, good transp
ELTMoRE CLUB, 1889 18th St NV
English basement. rooms; vacancies for
I men: room and board; reasonable: on
Chevy Chase bus line. NO, 0634.
BOARD AND ROOM for child to 6 and
mother, on Virginia estate on bus line.
Care of child during day by college
woman. Fresh milk; butter, etc. Refer
EYE ST. NV, 18"i-For young men and
women, 81 week. Close at z pm. EX.
1897 25"
1908 WEBSTER ST. N.W.-vacancy in
double also triple room: $4,000 each
ssIs 18th 81. N.yE,-Attractive double
room in new home. Excslisnt meals. Near
TRANSPORTATION. Nj 1890.
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ROOMS WANIEl

tNftRN1SHED Housekeeping room, next
bath, sunny. warm, for elderly lazy. prot
@ eIlan,; permanent. reasonable. Ii. sos =.
SPANISH GENTLEMAN, cultured refined
Tala-. que. congenia!, writer teacher highest
sslnt,ance e I ,,., !, :, Box SIX. Star.
pEermanent, staA price and payticu!ars. ?Siis,
NAVAL OFFICER, recently returned to
y: s. desires room in private home in
Washington or suburbs. Bon 4sO-J Star.
TWO SISTERS desire double ROOM. private
an. ooard or Kitchen prlvllegeS private
Conn. ave. Box oak Star.
SIENI ,'f ILEMAN' Government empioye, wants
warm. Quet. furnished room IN Northeast
or southeast section Of Washington but not
EMPLOYED LADY t2shS wishes f1aI iieht housekeep-
Cal Decatur 1856. "-'-' N'''-'''' O''' 'AeseS'
ROOM. furnished. with pvt, bath, in sub
yToS: not over $40; eentleman quiet, mid
SINGLE MAN desires small inexpensive
room CITY or suburbs. furnished or uu-
lurn:. l have excellent references. do not
Grink o. smoke. Eox 1851. Star
;isNos naN ifn, d., YARN room IN ,ap, kitchen PRIV
Calhedral ave aN& Bureau OF Standards
not !pp.rsriye. Box 357-J Star.
GOVT. EMPLoYE desires small apartment
or two sleeping rooms by Dec. 25 Box
WOMAN, young. desires single furnished
room with kitchen privileges DU. 359S
army OFFICER desires small quiet room.
.ajhnb pIiHStc home, NV; board preferred. Give
EMfLoYED LADY desires de 1s' room. suitable
h; k in vicinity Glebe rd or Lee hwy,
Arlington; So weekly Box 3s4-J Star.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD tcon,.

1914 18th ST. N.W.-Very lae. front rm- :
also dble.: also vac. for girl to share with
another; home-cooked meals; reas. DU.
s170.
REFINED JEWISH FAMILY wants con-
genial girl share apt. Nutritious American
meals. Maid serv. Excel. transp. ia. 0564
St JEWISH HOME; 2 large large rooms with twin
nea on msa a0s 7 1es
.I07 sT. N.W.-Large room, suitable 3
girls, large room, suitable 2 girls: switch
transp. DU. i494.
1870 MASS. AVE. N.W.-A distinctive
home for young people in an UNSURPASSED
location; reasonable
Single and double. Good food d and nd plenty plenty
Convenient. Reasonable. SINGERS
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1926 10th ST. NV
Why be lonely when you can pc among a
Well heated. S35 up.
18th ST. N.W.-Large corner studio, :
windows, overlooking Rock Creek Park
attractively furn.: adj. lavatory and shower:
syllable saGa or 3; S4s per mo. each. GE
1889 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Excellent meals
maple furnishings; conv. transp, shopping
center double and triple rooms, S35 tc
1927 EYE ST. Nw.-Enioy the conven.
tences of living in downtown Washington
thereby solving your winter transporta tion
our public restaurant located in the same
euLding, permitting wide selection OF
Available. L double room and l triple room
STRICTLY KOSHER MEALS-Room with
or without board. meals day, Sl2 wk
3i02 22nd ST NE. - Large room. twin
beds q girls. very large closet; family
style meals. Phone NO 269S
EAsTT RN AVE. NV, ZOO block. y block
Ga. and Alaska bus line. Choice vacancies
single and double: by day. week or month;
excellent food. SH. 3317, SH. 9715.
SUITABLE = OR 3: room 10 share with
girls: also room for married couple: family
style food, 2 meals Sunday. S44 mo. each
GO. 1856 Table board
GENTLEMAN-Sunny t2nd f), southern
room including honey meals, SS75 wk
2 n, w h: 1852 Perry pl NV. tof 14thl
loo 18th ST. N.W.-single room. Other
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Morylond ond Viyoinio.

NEW HOME, Is min to Pentagon; semi
pvt. bath; large rm.; conv. trans. to D. c.;
S25. CHI S712
BE'THESDh-Master bedroom with private
bath and large dressing closet; private
adult home; bus stop at door: $50 month
ly Phone evenings. WI 44S5
! 800 N. WAYNE ST, Arlington Va
Single or double room semiprivate bath;
l0c bus l block to Colonial Village
CHI. 1926
FURNISHED RM. suitable for / or .. in
new home; convenient to bus. 200l Tuck
erman ST., Green Meadows. Md. Just Is
min. into Washing ton. For further in
foi NATION call IA, 90!0,-
NEAR ARLINGTON HALL-Double room
twin beds. inner-spring mattresses; gas
heat first floor. GL.- 41s4.
SILVER SPRING Extra large; warm;
ssp: deltS ss4sos oss'si.'t st. s4sHs 4GsHst'0n'' 's
Evening star., 1943-11-21

completed, with all modern eficiencies;;
reasonable rent to responsible party for
immediate occupancy. 4l@4 S. 36th St, Arl
SILVER SPRING ONLY. Young lady wishes
room waking distance from B. & o. trans
Silver Spring; rent of $50. Box 37a-J
Evening star., 1943-11-21

III *. ROOMS, unfurn.. conv 1ransp.
utilities incl MI G5ai
lo. 9th ST. N,W.-Oae large front room.
iir floor utilities furnished, SIS ppr
month Apply a. basement
ionS PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Sc. - Two
IarRe rooms. sink. range low price TO
party who win care for furnace
Evening star., 1943-11-21
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

81 ELDtRIf GENTLEWOMAN,l IN pleasant
nome or apt, Just north OF Dupont Circle
NO lG@,i.
REFINED YOUNG LADY, gentle, seeks
lugton Cathedral Phone Mrs. De Barros.
BraziIaH Embassy. MI. lI64.
HOME in private family in D c. or nearby
community for employed mother with 10
mOnth-old baby girl: good board rate Cal!
Chlldren.S Protective Association TO 30
daily, DU -313
Evening star., 1943-11-21
ROOMS FURN.-Northwe,t lcon,. }
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.

1901 3oth ST: Sc. 2 blks. Pa. ave;m
Go%o and ei rep Aso ss Su or dbl
stn ifSs sfR'ps Gs12 Aa 1hss bedroom
SaGE S.Sy Ts5S KoS" oF Ss efeF FR ana ss Ste
$50 $50 s.h ST ST. sw.NLarse n room for couple
2 young men or z young ladies' all con-
3Os 9Th sT.-Front room, End floor, over
car ca" il line. D' Near Capitol. or Z men men
1888 T ST s.E.-clean, large, well-fur-
nished room twin beds, semiprivate bath;
No 18th Il sr s s49 CT ont Toom
twin beds, next to bath and shower; ideal
PVT. bath and shower, pvt. entrance.
go MD. AVE. sW-Rooms for. sleeping
Centrally located and within walking dis
tance TO Bureau Engraving, Printing; Agri-
culture, Smithsonion department. Also
imis ~ i. En- cAPiroI@Rm for or 3. pvt. en-
s ps fS; McSwoop SyR 81 fSE Dk HI tas
snale Ma 9sas or doubie bfs At Il 3a sas ana So.e'
1911 MASS. AVE. s.E.-Lieht houseke..p-
go G ST. Sc. near Navy Yard and trans
onA1seye and spoessy esan
226 IIth ST. S.W-Nicey furn single
room: near Govt. bldgs., excel, transp.;
a5iD MINI. AVE. s.E.-Newly furn.. twin
beds, ! room and dressing room; gentlemen
pref: GOOD transp. AT. 516l.
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY. @OS 1st
st. se.-Small single room, for Government
employc. Phone pet, O. pm. TR. o06o
1925 PA. AVE. Sc, Apt. 105-Ncelv furn.
Call after $50 or al dav Sunday. IL. 140s.
1888 ST. Double room. twin beds, 4
windows; unlm. phone; cony, lranSp.: So
eacn: no other roomers. AT. 5H6S.
I3l End ST. S.E.-SleeplnR room, large
double, cheerful: | blk. bus, near Navy
1aTd: men preferrea reasonable. Call
-. 1th sT. sE.-Light housekeeping rm.,
near bath, warm homelike unlimited
phone; car lines near; no drinking,
3I5 NEW JERSEY AVE. sE.-Room for
iWo seqtlemen, twin beds reference.
1901 FORT DAVIS ST. s.E-Double room.
twin beds, 81 each quiet home, gentlemen
I35a Z. CAPITOL ST. - Large twin bed
sitting room, private bath cars at door; :!
Sentlemen, $50 each. Ii. 1919
a0h PA. AVE. sE.-Adult family large
room; running water: Venetian blinds cne
81 9th ST. S.E-Large. sunny, newly
decorated room, md hoor. mex, bath. 3
Windows, closet, pr!ylc1es; 8. TR. 445.
ANACOSTTA-l6a6 U ST. SE.-Nicoly fur
nished room; accommodations for -, plenty
Of hot water: Seryicemen preferred.
2612 ;,3rd ST. S.E.-I SinGle room. con-
venlent 10 Hillcrest bus; LADY preferred
Evening star., 1943-11-21
SUBURBAN ROOMS
SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.

350i i3rd AVE, HyattsviIIe. Md.-Furr
large, front. suitable employed couple
adults. Hyattsville 5hS5
Evening star., 1943-11-21
POULTRY 8 EGGS.

NEW HAMPSHIRE RED PULLETS, several
" each; also some hens Phone Hillside
200 HANSON STRAIN s. c. White Leehorn
pGi.ets, laying, S2,25; N. H. Red fryers
SEw Rs ID HAMFyHiRE sfryzn 1o-M kEp ru1Lrrs Dooe
FRYfRs FRYER M .ny essn 30 90 each each
ehush eSsrt EMS Gan sssRs Fss GsarsS HSSE 1907 s F"
TURKEYS. live or dressed. broad-breastec no
bronze; prime condition. Tel. Herndor
sINGLE-CoMB White Leshorn and Barred
Rock pullets for sale, q mos. old, U. S
approved, pullorum controlled flock: So
each; eas,, 561l Livingston I'd. Sc. Locust
CHICKENs-Barred Rock pullets, ready
e Es lay Jay good breeding stock and rooster,s;
g OR R MORE New ii Hampshrs 1 S0ssds sed nules
4 ssbtan each: can ca get any amount you wish
FANCY 4. E H. RED pULLETs-Last chance
to to purchase these pqilets At price Of
H5oe,s RSr rS and GAq5sH snEe aSiS
comb White Leghorn pullets. ready to
lay lay, 4 Atrs1 HoEsSs gnZn. Pqgtry Farm miles
esontrollsSdl b tested; hatch Wed. cowan
Tysens corner, Va on Wioodford I'd H.
PULLETs-ioo N, H. Reds, o. mos; some
layers So each. Phone Vienna, 59-W-4."
CHICKS. COD-Assorted broilers or layers,
S10.95 100: No culs; no crippleS; blood
tested. Circular Asso Hatcheries. 1880
Market st, Phila,, Pa.
YOUNG LEGH0RN HENS, laying, 50; Reds
and Barred Rock bullets, 5l2 months,
81 so. Kensingtou 153-M.
HINES CHICKS sSloTaS Mi p; s. GaSfTolied AppT9yiHd
Chicks available. Closed on Sunday
Hines Hatchery Olney Md. Ashton 202l
Evening star., 1943-11-21
TOWN CIUR

500 MASS AVE NV
Famous for food - Basement room
running water: suitable for :! BOYS; $40
each. Other desirable openings DU 1864
Evening star., 1943-11-21
WILL SHARE RITNGAJOU
ROOMS UkFURklSHED

tlemen only Private bath cNn other
Available Dec. lst Phone vi.
Evening star., 1943-11-21
ROOMS EURNIsHED-Northwest.

1916 UPSHJR ST. NV. - Army officer
wishes to share master twin bedroom,
dressing rm., private bath. Randolph
Evening star., 1943-11-21

CAPITOL HILI-Wanted. young lad 70
building l30 c, St ne, Apt. IO3
TWO ROOMS, kit, pvt bath screened
porch elec. refg. det home 90 mo:
employed couple; gentle family RA. 1915.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
Hurrying TO Pay Bill,
Escapes 7 Penalties

His story that he was hurrying
to the gas company office to pay
his bill in time to get a discount
won dismissal today of a pedes-
trian traffic ticket for Roy c.
Thomson, 81, of 14433 Freeland.
Thomson was ticketed for walk
ing against a red light at Wash
ington Blvd. and Grand River
Sept. %. He told Traffic Referee
Courtney Fitzsimmons that he
was in a hurry because OF his de-
sire TO get the discount and also
in order not to break his record of
never having been late for work
in 81 years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
Three Leaders Quit
Jewish Committee

NEW YORK, Oct. 26 (INS)-
Three members of the American
Jewish committee announced
their resignation today as pro-
test against the executive COM
mittee's decision TO withdraw
from the American Jewish Con-
ference.
The Three are Mrs. David de
Sofa Pool of New York, president
of Hadassah, and two former
presidents of the Am er C n
Zionist organization. Judge Louis
+. Livinthal of Philadelphia, and
Judge Morris Rothenberg of New
York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
AirROcket
Hits Park

CHICAGO. Oct. 26 QNS)-A
strange projectile that hurtled
out Of the sky and buried itself
in city parkway in suburban
Highland Park wasn't a deadly
bomb after all, army officials as
sured frightened residents today.
II was merely a rocket, one of
type used in anti-aircraft gun
merry practice at nearby Fort
Sheridan, they said. It's protrud-
ing tail, somewhat resembling
that of a bomb. created mild
furore until the army men identi-
fled it, dug it up and took it
away.
They found II had a bent fin
which presumably had taken it
off its intended course,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
LeffOVerS
Start Meals

CAMP cRoWDER. Mo-, Oct,
26 QNS)-They don't waste much
food at Central Signal Corps
school since the army installed its
'1ayaway" plan.
When a man finishes his meal
and walks UP to the mess hall
garbage can with plate half full,
the mess sergeant takes his plate
and checks ii in the icebox. so
that the soldier may begin his
next meal where he left off on the
last one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
Soldiers 10 Get
Holiday Turkey!

JERSEY CITY. n. J., Oct. 26
QNS)-Johnny Doughboy is going
to get his traditional turkey on
Thanksgiving again this year
even if he's stationed in Australia,
New Guinea or the jungles Of
Guadalcanal. And he'll get more
of the same come Christmas Day.
The quartermasters' depot an
nounced that it had arranged for
the purchase of 100000 pounds
of turkey for the boys at home
and on foreign fronts.
On Thanksgiving and Christmas,
Johnny Doughboy will sit down
to the following menu: fruit cup,
roast turkey with giblet gravy
and dressing. cranberry sauce,
mashed potatoes. corn. peas. to-
mato salad, assorted pickles,
stuffed celery, pumpkin pie, apples,
grapes. coffee. candies and nuts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
Army sDryFood
Due 10 Influence
America S DIET

When Tom, Dick and Harry
come marching home from the
worlds battlefronts, they'll have
their own opinions on dehydrated
foods-opinions based on their eX-
perIence in using emergency ra-
tons from Alaska 10 Africa. And
they're bound 10 change our cat
ing habits.
That's the view Of c. S. Carroll,
General Foods district sales man
ager and chairman of WPB's food
industry committee in Detroit.
SEES GREAT CHANGES
"Great changes must be made
In our food industry before there
can be large scale production of
dehydrated foods" he said. "but
when II gets underway. foods
Will he available the year round
at stable price levels"
A meal for family OF four
including dehydrated soup. beef
stew. spinach or beans, potatoes
and dessert 49, will cost around
Sl.10. he predicted.
Salt. pepper. spice, bread and
other accessories, which the house.
wife will have al home as at pres
emf, are not included in that
figure.
Zone reason we can't produce
dehydrated foods today for use
by women war workers for
their families is wartime ration
ing" Carroll pointed out
RATIONING INVOLVED
"WPB would have 10 produce
the material for packing deny
drafted foods; OPA would have
10 make the points available:
and the u. $. Army also must
approve certain phases of the
program"
Greatest care must be taken, he
stressed, to channel distribution
Of packaged food through individ-
ual merchants rather than through
governmental agencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
ROGER Means 'Okay'

NEW YORK, Oct. Is 'UNS)-
Who is Roger? Roger" is a word
used in the present air communi-
cations code by airplanes TO indi-
cate "okay." In full il means
Il have received all your last
transmissions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
7 axes q Divorce Walk

SEATTLE. WASH, Oct. rs
INS)-Alleging that her husband
made her take long walks bare
footed, stand in the rain or stand
under a cold shower when he was
displeased with her, Dorothea
Player, q, was granted a divorce
from Glen Player, medical stu
dent at Portland school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
.AirpIane
Borrower
Tells All
See Pictorial Review

How two 1s-year-old boys could
thaYart wartime vigilance against
saboteurs by walking calmly onto
the city airport and flying a
plane away appeared a simple
matter to the boys today.
1--WE just looked In the regis
tration book, saw the plane was
not in use and took II up for n
Commute flight" said Donald
Carter Of 12745 Jane, who acted
as pilot.
II have IL flying hours, more
than enough for "A license,
which was refused me because
have an eye defect. / wanted
TO show 'em l could handle a
plane and did"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26

Order War Stamps delivered
TO your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
WENT FOR RIDE

Ills companion, Robert J. Berr,
Of 1884 Rosemary, who also has
had some flying experience, just
went along for the ride.
A policeman. however. was
waiting for them when they came
down, and today they arc facing
possible federal action for unlaw-
fully taking the airplane.
While police were busy on this
case. another affair also involving
an alleged stolen plane occupied
their attention.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-26
I'D PLANE CASE

Taken to the police station on
the complaint OF Albert w. Jarosz.
81, of 1878 Kanter. president of
Wings, Inc. private flying outfit,
were Ferdic KarbowSki, 4439
Fwcnty-fifth, treasurer. and Steve
Clszewski. %, of S4l0 Burt, a
member.
Jarosz charged the other two
broke into a garage at 1913 Chene
where the plane was dismantled
and stored and removed it to
Karbowski's garage.
Karbowski said Jarosz had re-
fused to have the plane fixed
since il was wrecked some time
ago.
La gaceta., 1943-07-09
Los Americanos
Combaten Cerca
de M u n d a
CAPTURADA UNA
Iona POR LOS
AUSTRALIANS

MELBOURNE, Australia, julio
s.-En las cercanias de Munda
combaten los soldadOs americanos,
apoyados por la aviacion.
Las dltimas nOticias Oficiales
indican que los ~japOneses perdie-
ron ii cruceros Y destructores en-
la batalla del golfo de Kula.
Entire Salamua y MubO, las trO-
pas australianas Sc a~pOderaron de
de la Iona Observation, luego de
matar a los japOneses que la de-
fendian.
Los bombarderos Boston, Nit
ehell Y Liberadores dejarOn caer
sobre ell enemigo, en- as minutes,
mas de 100 tOneladas de bombas.
Munda CORE ahOra un serio Pc
ligro con motive de los desembar-
cos hechos.
La gaceta., 1943-07-09

Entire lluvias torrenciales y con
frfo, un elefante peludo de esos
que Ilaman "mamouth', desafiaba
la vida trabajosamente por las es-
tepas siberianas. Presentia que su
periodic hist6rico habia conclude,
que Ell viento ' Ell frio serian cada
vez mayores, que las heladas de
la epoca glacial acabarfan muy
pronto con su vida.
Solo, tiritando en la noche, re-
cordaba los dfas de su infancia,
transcurridos en- calientes selvas,
las ricas manadas de companeros
entire los que era respectable y sue
rido, ell cielo azul y los templados
rios en- que Sc banaba.
Ahora estaba solo en- Ia noche.
acurrucado detras de una roca, so
bre la que Ell Polo Norte parecia
QCS6NGNtOs NAAAC AZ SVAA
prendfa, TODD lie era hostil.
Sin embargo, al dia siguiente
continue su viaje con la esperanzs
de encontrar climas mas suave'
(cosa que fue del TODD punto i'm.
posible) y con Ell amino dispuestC
a emprender grandes batallas Ito.
do indtil). Porque con las nieves
del periodic glacial muchos sere'
perdieron definitivamente La vida
perdieron eternamente Ia posibili.
dad de existir.
Creemos que So ejemplo es unit
de los mas melanc6licOs que pre-
senta la historic del mundo y out
debe ser mirado por muchOs col
respetO, por 10 menOs para que 81
comporten con la misma dignidad
La gaceta., 1943-07-09
Demostraciones en-
Martinica a Favor
Del Oral De Gaulle

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, julio
8.-Los depachos de la isla de
Martinica informan que mas de
$4,000 personals celebrarOn ALI
una manifestation pidiendo que Sc
rompan las relaciones con Vtchy
Y Sc haga una alianza con Estados
Unidos.
Ell pueblo est& a favor del ge-
neral Charles De Gaulle y Sc ha
posesionado de las Gales de Fort
De France.
Cuando los gendarmes fuerOn
mandados a discover a los "fran-
ceses libres", en- lugar de atacar-
los cantaron la Marsellesa y die
ron vivas a De Gaulle.
Conferenci6 aqui con ell almi-
rante Hoover, cuando pasara ha-
ella Estados UnidOs, ell general
Giraud. Dfas antes ell almirante
americana habia conference.-the er
la Martinica con ell almirante
frances Robert.
La gaceta., 1943-07-09
MUERE LA
NOVELISTA
DUPIN

Acaban de cumplirse cincuenta
y un amos de la muerte de la ce-
lebre novelista francesa Armandi-
ma Lucia Aurora Dupfn, conoci-
da ante la pOsteridad por su seu-
domino de Jorge Sand. Ell dia 8 de
JUNO de 1876 dejaba de alentar
aquel arriscado coraz6n de mu-
jer fuerte, y Sc apagaba aquel ce-
rebro que fue an luminar de la
literature romantica.
En- la novela, en- el drama, en-
la critica, Jorge Sand fue un coti-
diano caso de renovation; dicho
mejor, de revoluci6n.
La gaceta., 1943-07-09

Asomaban los primeros lutos del
crep6sculo, cuando Lolita, salvan-
do con una pirueta los dos palmOs
que levantaba Ell zaguan sobre la
acera, Sc aproxim6 a la porterfa.
-iHa venido ese?...
Preguntaba por su novio. La
portera Sc la qued6 miranda como
ST no la conOciese.
rimero-Observ6 dan las
"buenas noches"...
Els verdad: buenas noches,
sonora Emilia. Y 81 listed quiere,
tambien la dOy un besO...
Venia corriendO desde su taller
traia las mejillas encendidas y 81
boca de veinte amos y sus ojos ella.
ros reventaban de risa. Parcels
feliz. La portera, sin deponer 81
aire regah6n, replica:
-iPuedO saber 10 que comes?
-Cacahuetes. iQuiere usteC
prObarlos?
En- Ia concavidad de sus manos
unidas la ofrecia un punado. La
sonora Emilia cogi6 los mejores
Era veja Y gOrda, y como ell ban.
dullo lie pesaba, cuandO Sc poni'
de pie 10 hacfa esparrancandose
echando atras ell cuerpO.
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ell que tie interesa no ha asomadC
pOr aquf todavfa.
Como pisandO sObre estas pala
bras apareci6 en- Ell portal Celesti
no Alfaro.
ST tardas Otro minuto-ex
cIam6 Lolita, me hubiera lido
buscarte. Estaba inquieta. Tennis
que tie hubiese OcurridO algo.