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Divorcios y PIeitOs
DECRET0S FINALEs

DECRET0S FINALES
Josefina Urrutia contra Miguel
Urrutia.
Betty Tippin contra R. o. Tip
pin.
Edward Mathos contra Mildred
Mathos.
Teresa Smith contra Leroy
Smith.
Clarie E. Criswell Payne contra
Carl Lawson Payne.
Jorge Gonzalez contra Mollie
Mae Gonzalez.
NUEVAS DEMANDAS
Margaret Mcintyre Woods con-
ira Harley Woods.
Grace Margaret Green contra
Horace Lee Green.
Mary Fair johnson contra Ro-
bert William johnson.
Ellen Dorothy Everidge contra
Monroe ]. Everidge.
Daisy Flemming contra Luis
Flemming.
Edna Ledet contra Aage Ledet.
ST, Senior
Compre la pintura B. L. P. Sc
veMde solamente en-
KING-GRECo HARDWARE co.
ga. Avenida y Gale IS
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NUEVOS CAMPOS PI
R ENCONTUA
POR Ell SOVIE1

MOSCU, julio Sci
~"Izvestia" anuncia que e,
baijan han sido descubiert
vos campos petrOlerOs, 81,
dos en- Importance a los 4
Los pozos no solo son
ties por la cantidad, sino
por la calidad.
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Acele-e Ell Dia de la Victoria:
Compre Bonos de Guerra
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limit

FL Enemigo de las Canas
No Sc sienta apezarado por esas
canas. Luzca diez amos mas joven.
No pierda la oportunidad de 50
vida y la felicidad misma. Use
TINTIT y su cabello tendra esa
apariencia de juventud. TINTIT
no conitene nitrate de plata y So
preeiO es econ6mico. PfdalO a 81
botica o 81 no al telefonO n6merC
Y1S54. Para pedidOs a la agencia
P. 0. Box $500, Tampa, Florida.
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VENTA DE PROPIEDY

P. S. Gonzalez a Ralph !
Decker Young a Arturo A
W. C. Ballard a c. c. Al
Charles A. Roberts a
S. E. Brown a Charles !
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LOS "TOTALITARIoS" LoGRA-
DOM

(Viene de la pagina primera)
de Alta a Chungking es de 1925
millas.
La recaptura de Birmania Sc es-
TINA absolutamente necesaria para
abastecer a China en- una proper
cion mayor.
China observe aver, microbes,
Ell Doble Siete, ell septimo dfa del
septimo mes, cuando los japoneses
atacaron hace seis amos.
Las tropas chinas, segGn Ell ge-
neral Chang, todavfa siguen ex-
terminando a 'la flor" de los eier-
citos japoneses.
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Sc VENDE

Juego de comedor de Z pleas.
Una cana. Mesa de porcelana
para la cocina. Estufa de kero-
sene de tres hornillas. Todo muy
barato. Vealos en- Ell 1929 FL
more st.
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Despite ell Gobie
Ingles a Tres M
E m p e a do,

LoNDRES, julio 81
tro del trabajo cesante5
5000 empleados.
La rebaja del personal
denada por un comita
dentro del gabinete.
BESIDE 1899 a la fecba
70 de empleados habia an
desde 100000 a 7OO.OOO.
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142.Average
Bowler Rolls
$50 Series
Elmo Spears Red
Hot; Ruth koltx
Rolls STD Series

When Norm LaCroix or Glib
Bentley shoot 600 series, the
bowling fans just yawn, but
when Elmo Spears posts $50
brother, that's news.
Elmo. you see, boosted only
142 average prior to last nights
competition at the Bowl-O-
Drome and his form is something
horrible to behold.
But Elmo, bowling Chinaman
for Monitor-Leader. had his
hook under control for the first
time this year. He had six in
row in his first game for 234,
was content with 1872 in the Sec
ond, and then had two triples in
224 for his closing effort.
A first year bowler, Spears is
foreman of the Monitor-Leader
job printing department.
~
Art Tarrington's 243 in $50
was tops in Holy Name League
competition at the Mount Glenn
ems Recreation last night.
Progressive Press fashioned an
857 and Theut Sheriff a 1852 to
cop individual honors. Macomb
Beer stayed out in front by win
ming two from Progressive
thanks to l.. Peltier's 222 in 531.
Ruth Koltz, rolling anchor for
Gordon's Bar, was in the groove
last night in Ladies Major
League competition at the Bowl
O-Drome when she fashioned a
powerful 190-22O in 573.
Her powerful series enabled
her team, Gordon's, to sweep its
series from j. and j. and stay
out in front. Flo Goodar had
high individual when she shot
235 in her opener for 521. Cor
don's had $50 and 2494 to cop
team honors.
Other good scores included
Helen Liberman's 1873 in 512;
H. Heckmann's 200 in SIS and
M. Meitz' sos. [0
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Harry GraysOn's
ScOreDOard
40 Service Camp Leagues Get ABC
Sanctions; War Stimulates
other Sports
Nv HARRY GRAYSON


YORK March 16-Uncle Sam Is the greatest bowling
operator the today Thus far 40 leagues
Bowling Congress sanctions free
sanction requests be-
estimate the
recreation of the armed forces
sanction issued to 20team league at Keesler Field
Biloxi Miss This is the largest service league.
still is in the dark about league sanction appca
ton and granted few months The adj
S APO. with a lot of numbers.
The Chicago Servicemens Club IL alleys dispensing
day boys Drop in there on your way
through Address-Audtorum Hotel
Karagozan, who bowled in Los Angeles gave the
BOYS going Shaw Field He whacked out stunning
afire The post exchange donated
cigarettes which, Of Lieutenant
passed on Shaw Fields 276 the top
the nation month but elsewhere the boys nave
shooting since
O. Prince of Keesler Field, carrying his left in
average strikes "a splits and errors
eight months old and against new pins
George of Franklin Square, NJ r. defeated Pvt VIM
Field L. L. in 20game home and-home
234O 2O99 The first block saw Young win one game
3O0-280.
sports This ranks the third best IN
Bowling history Already 142274 teams nave
(been admitted to membership
Stoner Fl Dodge Iowa. average loo poweo thee LOO
gam a for gain.
DR. Phillip Zess Burbank, Calf, rolled 800 game and
for remaining awake He didn't sleep tor hree
nights talking and thinking about it.
record TOO in the OF circuit he
followed this tournament His league average is
only 1876.
Harry Frederick of Philadelphia a match scored
SLOT jusifyng his claim
pins 10TH which nine points more than best possible
The city of New York is alottins
children substantial snare OF w Will NC
devoted to bowling.
Butch LaGuardia has q bright idea now and then.
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Till 10 Top
Gage Program
al RoSeviIle
Wor-CurtoiIed
Tournament to
Continue Friday

Lake Shore and Eastland cage
teams will meet Friday at 8
p. m. in the feature contest of a
war-curtailed tournament at
Roseville.
Other Friday pairings are:
Lakeview VS.. st. Ambrose, OF
Detroit. at 6:45 pm. in Class c
and Roseville VS.. Utica at Oils in
Class B. Lake Shore and East
land are both c schools.
On Saturday at Gas pm. Log
Cabin and st. Josephat's of De-
troit will meet in the Class D
final, the winners of the Two
Class c contests held Friday
will meet in the Class c final
1t 8 pm. while at OILS East De-
troit will play the winner of the
Roseville-Utica tussle for Class
B honors.
In games played Saturday, st.
Andrews defeated Detroit Uni
versity school, 81 to 25; Lake
view won over ST. Paul, 81 to 20
and Sweetest Heart of Mary lost
to Log Cabin, 25 to AZ.
Fridays results were: st.
Josephat's 65, New Baltimore,
l9; Lake Shore, %, South Lake,
IL, and Eastland IL Clawson,
is.
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Tigers Sign
Rudy York
First Boremon
Comes to Terms

EVANSVILLE, IND, March
16-(P)-The wartime spirit for
getting jobs done with mini
mum of pickering appears TO
have extended its influence TO
the Detroit Tiger baseball team.
Here were the Tigers on their
second day of formal Spring
training today without a hold
out to bother over and every
body accounted for. That is,
all hands were in town except
those whose later arrival has the
clubs sanction.
Rudy York, smuggling first
baSeman, was signed up and in
camp ready for action. His hold
out was only brief, and he ac-
copied terms after practise yes
terday. Manager Steve O'Neill
gave him his uniform today.
The alacrity with which York
came to terms fitted in with the
speed in which the management
dealt with the holdout of pitcher
Charlie Fuchs. fuchs was sold
over the weekend to the Phila-
delphia Phillies.
While still formally holdout,
York was looking around for
work despite the fact that he
was denied a uniform when he
arrived yesterday. Club rules
forbid the monkey suit to an
unsigned player.
Wearing his overcoat, Rudy
went out on the field for a
warmup. Afterwards he went
to the hotel and signed the con.
tract.
TWenty-seven names only two
over the midseason limit. were
on the roster today. This was
further evidence of the wars
effect since last week the roster
numbered 33.
Three rookie pitchers and two
infielders were on the list be-
cause of impending induction OF
war work in addition to Fuchs
who was sold, an1 pitcher Jack
Wilson, also sold. Wilson was
sold to Portland but he already
had notified the club he would
not report this season.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 10
Philadelphia takes the coming
of young Bill Cox and the new
order for the Phillies lackadaisi-
cally.
Philadelphia has suffered
from poor professional clubs
in both baseball leagues and
football - so long that it is
numb. In sports, Quakertown is
remindful of a bloke suddenly
struck on the head with a mall
let. Things could hardly be
worse, but no one would be sur
prised if the situation didn't get
worse before it improves.
Bucky Harris is popular. and
the deal for Ellsworth Dahl
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bathers Lose
Final Till
Royal Oak
Wins, 45-25

Coach Harve ELEPHANTS Mount
Clemens High schoc' cagers to-
day turned their backs on the
1942-43 season after dropping
their final game in tournament
competition at Ferndale Satur-
day night to Royal Oak As to
25.
The Bathers lost because Bob
White had not entirely recover
ed from an infected hand and
because Ralph Siewert fouled
out of the game after playing
briefly.
Siewert was benched at the
end of the first quarter after
three fouls were called on him.
He returned in the fourth quar-
ter but was banished on four
fouls after one minute and As
seconds of play.
Big Ralph led the Bather at
tack during his brief stay with
five field goals and one free
throw, followed by Lyle Bliss
with four field goals.
Knox with IL points, Korhor-
elk with 10 and Groves with 8
led the Royal Oak attack. The
Acorns led only % to ID at the
half but pulled far ahead after
the intermission.
The team won four of it's
games, not too bad record in
view of Siewert's inability to
play the full schedule. Ineligi-
bility, the flu and a broken an
kle kept the big center on the
sidelines through much of the
wear,
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Ba!her Reserves End
Successful Season

Mount Clemens High school
Reserves won i've of six starts
dl ring the cage season Just
completed.
Johnny Johnson led the at
tack with 20 field goals and
five free throws for IS points.
Bob Manning vas second with
"a points and Buckley third with
81.
The Reserves bumped East
Detroit, 35 to 8; won over New
Baltimore, "a to IL and IS to
IS; defeated the All Stars. 80
to Ia; whipped Lake Shore, 10
to Is and lost to Port Huron,
IA TO IL.
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Dodgers Train
in Field House

BEAR MOUNTAIN, N. Y.
March Is - (P) - II the
Brooklyn Dodgers get off to
a good start in the National
League campaign next month
il should settle the everlast-
ing argument about whether
or not a baseball club can
train indoors satisfactorily.
The Dodgers have their
spring training headquarters
here. but they held their first
workout yesterday in the vast
field house of the L. S. Mill
tary Academy at West Point,
five miles away, and il
pleased everyone SO much the
Brooklyn club may not work
outdoors here a single day.
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gren is considered good one,
inasmuch as the Babe is a COM
petent hand at either first or
third base. Versatile ball players
are going to come in handy
these days.
HUGHES PREFERRED STOCK
The most interesting story !
heard was the one about the
draft putting Tommy Hughes in
the Army and Gerry Nugent out
of baseball.
They tell me Nugent had the
brilliant young Highlander
peddled for 100000 had he not
been subject to early call.
That kind of money would
have kept Nugent in the Ma
tional League, where he could
have continued making a nice
living out of putting up with the
Phillies and selling star players
whenever the receipts failed to
match the payroll or a payment
had to be met.
Brooklyn naturally preferred
the 23-year-old Hughes to RUDE
Melton, who is three years Older
and lacks the off-the-fie de-
pendability of the Irish kid from
Wilkes-Ba
Hughes and his sneaky fast
ball and curve bagged 8 and IL
games in his first two years in
the National League despite the
Phillies. His earned-run- against
average in 1912 was sos, and
he toiled 253 innings in 40
games. Any club would be hap
py to invest heavily in a pitcher
like that.
The Giants were hot for
Hughes. The Cubs would have
topped the highest bid.
The Army had first call
however. so Nugent is back in
the hook and eye business.
1t took a World War to get
him out of baseball.
Branch Hickey was ready to
pay $4,000 for Melton, bu
landed him for $4,000 anc
Johnny Allen because Nugen
was suffering from the shorts
as the boys say.
The report is that Ricke,
found out that Nugent owed the
government $4,000 in the wa,
of tax on admissions. which wa!
one bill that couldn't wait.
Stanley Harris is like Phila
delphia. Following all thos,
years in Washington, wher,
even Old Fox Griffith didn'
care, there is no feeling.
Queried about the Phillies
prospects, Harris counters b,
asking you who is going t
pitch.
Right now he has a tremen
dous staff - Johnny Podgajny
Allen. Boom Boom Beck and /;
lot of blokes named Joe some
thing or other
I'VE might be all right il w,
were playing in some servic,
league" smiles Harris, and tn,
Phillies easily might% be, fol
there are their pitchers -
Hughes, Phil Mulcahy. TX,
Pearson, Sam Nahem and tn,
southpaws, Frank Hoerst anc
Lee Grissom, not TO mention
three or four promising recruit!
who did not get 10 the Nationa
League.
So, you see, the war effected
! even the Phillies.
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LaMotta to Train
at SeHridge Field

Jake LaMotta was to 60
through his training ticks this
afternoon at Selfridge Field in
preparation for his bout with
Jimmy Reeves at Olympia Fri
day night.
LaMotta, who won high favor
with the troops by donating $500
to the post athletic fund two
weeks ago, was an honored guest
at Selfridge yesterday. He ate
with the men, then stood in the
reviewing line while they pass
ed.
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BUCKY FIRST CASUALTY

BLOOMINGTON. IND. March
16-(P)-Pitcher Bucky Walters
is the first casualty of the pres
ent baseball campaign.
The top-flight hurler Of the
Cincinnati Reds attempted TO
clear a high hurdle and was
spilled when he failed. X-rays
showed he suffered a bruised
heel and a slightly sprained left
ankle. He will be idle five days.
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KANSAS CITY-Lee Savold,
1875 Des Moines, knocked out
Jack Marshall, 201, Chicago,
(2).
CHICAGO-Clarence Brown,
200 IL, Chicago, knocked out
Mickey Hayes, 1872, Milwaukee,
(3).
PROVIDENCE-Ralph Zanel-
Ii, 146 ga, Providence, out
pointed Gene Johnson, IA "a,
New York, (10).
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NO COMMENT

No COMMENT
WEST POINT, N. Y, March
Is - R Mime. Chang Kali
Shek, making brief visit to the
U. S. Military Academy, watch
ed the Brooklyn Dodgers in their
first drill.
The Dodgers professed them
selves impressed. Nine. Chang
didn't say.
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Suecia hara resisten-
cia a los Nazis

Estocolmo, Suecia, julio 1s.-El
ejercitO sueco, bien preparado pa
ra la guerra, obedece 6rdenes de
su general en- jefe, Olof Thoarnell,
Y no permitira la invasion de su
.territorio, no importa quien la
efect1e.
Cuenta ell ejercito, en- estos mo-
mentos, con mas de 100000 hon.
bres Y en- case de ser agredido 81
pals, la movilizaci6n pondra sobre
las armas a 100000 hombres.
La policfa Y las autoridades mi
litares combaten las actividades de
los quintacolumnistas en- TODD e,
pals.
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Federico Vald6s MayoI: Esta
tarde a las cuatro Sc efectuara ell
sepelio del Sr. Federico Valdes
Mayol, fallecido ell pasado viernes.
Ell cortejo partira desde la capilla
de la Funeraria de Lord Y Fer
nandez, Gale Mitchell Y avenida
Oak, hasta la Iglesia del Cristo,
Nebraska esquina de Curtis, dom
de Sc efectuaran los servicios de
Religion, oficiando ell Ministro S.
A. B. Sheppard. Los restos recibi-
ran cristiana sepultura en- ell Ce-
menterio Woodlawn. LIE sobreviven
al desaparecido, tres hijos, Artu-
70 Valdes, Federico Valdes, jr. y
Amado Valdes; cuatro hijas, Sras.
Maria Lopez, Amparo Sosa, Mar
garita Montesino y Srta. Aurora
Valdes, asf como 20 nietos Y 8
bisnietos. Los portadores seran:
Freddie Valdes, Amado Valdes,
Antonio Lopez, Gerardo Valdes
Abelardo Vald6s y Alipio Valdes.
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Ell Nuevo Gabinete
Polaco
AgregadOs dos Izquierdistas

Londres, julio 19.-El nuevo
gabinete polaco es de ~naturaleza
liberal-democratica y procurars
restaurar sus relaciones diploma
ticas o Russia.
La noticia de la ~integraci6n del
gobierno fue dada por Vladyslaw
Raczkiewicz, presidente de la Re
p1blica.
10 preside ell lider del partido
de Campesinos, Mikolajczyk, y los
ministries on:
Vice primer ministro y ministro
de concrete, ell ~socialista Jan Kwa-
pinski; negOcios extranjeros, Ia
dec Romer, muy apreciado en- Mos
Gu; defensa, general Marian Ku-
kiel; gobernaei6n, Wladyslaw Ba-
nacryk; justicia, professor Komar-
nicki; information, Stanislaw Kot
hacienda, Ludwik Grosfeld; ira
bajo, Jan Stanozky; Asia Menor,
Strassburger; preparation de la
c~onferencia de la paz, Marian
Sayda; planeamiento future, Ka-
rold Popiel; educacion, padre Zyg-
mont Kaczynski.
Ell DR.. Grosfeld, ministro de ha-
cienda, es un socialista hebreo, y
NJ. Banacayk pertenece al partido
de Campesinos.
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B~OMBARDEADA ROMA
POR LOS AVIONES
ALIADOS

LOndres, julio 19.-Los
bombarderos aliadOs ataca-
ron hoy a Roma, pOr vez pri
mera en- la guerra, dejando
caer sus bOmbas en- objeti-
vos militares.
Representa- ell bOmbardeo
un nuevo aviso sobre ell ulti-
matum del presidente Roo
sevelt y ell primer miniCtro
Churchill.
Oficiales entrenados' es-
pecialmente fueron utiliza-
dos para realizar ataques de
precision, cerca de sagrados
simbOlos y monumentos de
Ia cristiandad.
Antes de ser tiradas Las
bOmbas Sc dejaron caer no
jas exlicandO La necesidad
del bOmbardeO.
Las fuerzas americanas
Sc apOderaron de Caltanis-
setta, en- Stella.
SObre Ell mar Tirrano los
cazas americanOs "RelSm-
pagO' denibaron Is trans
portes alemanes Junkers 52.
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ITALIA

(Viene de la pagina primera)
Cruz6 ell Octave Ejercito un rio
y paso a traves de la llanura de
Catania, apoderandose de una po-
sici0n vital que proteja esa i'm
portante puerto.
Muchos prisiOneros Sc lie hicie-
ron a los alemanes y un gran nG-
nero de nazis quedaron tendidoS
en- Ell campo de batalla.
Tropas americanas Sc apodera.
ron de Puerto Empedoble, la ma
yor bahia en- la costa sur de la is
la, a las "a horas de haber side
bombardeadas las defensas de
Agrigento. La extension de las
lineas aliadas es ahora de mas de
200 millas.
Anuncia la radio de Angel que
las tropas del general Montgome-
ry Sc encuentran en- los suburbios
de Catania.
Mas de quinientos bombarderos
aliados, incluyendo Liberados '
"Fortalezas Volantes" asaltaron q
Napoles, siendo este un fuerte go
pc contra ell territorio continents
italiano en- tres dias. Sc lie derri.
baron al enemigo 40 aviones v 10.
Aliados perdieron 10.
Ell mando italiano realiza fabri
les preparativos para defender Ia
peninsula.
En- una conferencia efectuada
aver o miembros conservadore:
del paNamento, ell primer minis.
tro Churchill manifesto que Ia
guerra Sc desenvuelve bien. "Casi
me asusta hablar de 10 bien uut
vamos."
Uno de los diputados que cor
81 sc entrevistaron, j. H. Wooter
Davies, declare: Nunca lie he vistC
tan optimistic. No dej6 duda er
nuestra mente sobre que los ejer
citos aliados marchan hacia u
victoria.
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DIVORCES y

Decretos finales; Aid
contra Domingo AlfOns'
Hazel King contra
King.
Milagros Rodriguez
Frank Rodriguez.
Nuevas demandas'
jeanette Mountain con
w. Mountain.
Ralph Goodwin cOntr'
Goodwin.
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y Ell infante Juan, n
das de la volunta5
asi como comenzari,
la Carta del Atlantis
te ell respeto a los III
das las naciones ya5
cion de sus gobernantel
DE g%obierno?" SEs all
drla realidad Ell meno1
SO que listed, amigo
nunci6 Ell 10 de nd
1899? Las Naciones n
lesquiera Que sean 10, !
guerra deberan cuida,
tos de guardian respetO
bras 81 no quieren Dro5
temano decepciones 81
ra la paz.
FL acto de proteger,
%autOrizar un traspaso
cual csc sobre Ell que
Franco y Ell hijo de Al
y p%rotegerlo, inspirarI,
carlo para mediatizar,
un tirano sustituto, 4
espanola, seria un acto.
lismo, del imperialism.
ira ell cual pelea Tnolo.
Perd6neme listed a
con crudeza. La Espai
ia Sc sentiria nuevame.
NADIA. Dejesela resca
mente las instituciones
pugnante alevosia de !
litarios y cobarde enc
de naciones liberales, 4
r~rebatadas. No Sc cord
ignominia con otra MAY
tasenos a los republic
noles seguir creyendo
bles y gloriosOs lemas d
clones Unidas bOrdard
banderas.
Con TODD respeto les
amigo Y correligionand
IRddlseiO
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Sc C UNA MUJER

En- su domicilio, 1910 de la ave
nida Wellcraft, Sc suicide aver Ia
Sra. Susan Musgrave, de 40 amos
de edad.
LIE sobreviven dos hijos, el te-
niente Musgrave, de la base aerea
de Luisiana, y Kennon Musgrave,
de Oregon.
Para realizar su proposito uso
ell gas.
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MATRIMONIOS

Fernando Noriega, vecino del
2515 de la Gale Main, y Gloria
Conception Garcia, del 2132 Con-
RADIO.
Henry D. Glenn, de la base Mac
Dill, Y Margaret Evelyn Ewing,
Indian Rock.