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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
StiIIman Has $50 Boys in Service

Cramer Tigers and Bob Kennedy Of the White
Sax the only League players in 100 more
games who did hit home during the 1912 season
Alabama drawn eight invitations play in bowl football
games II Harry Stuhldeher of Wisconsin
coach Of the year in Chicago radio poll More
Lou Stlmans gymnasium in New York
gone to Lulu Constantine won 90 straight bouts
before droppng decision Chalky Wright The has
closed four of the golf clubs at St Petersburg Fla
Jimmy Foxx of the time operated two of them
Waerfed the UCA football team played without
relief in games Joe Page Montreal baseball fan exraord
ry hasn't major league meeting in so He
snt missed a world series
Sinkwch Georgia haback and Dave Schreiner
Wsconsns fashy choices of the
outstanding AStar Bob Dove of Notre Dame among
stars appeared frequently AL Wert and julius
Franks consistent choices for tackle and guard
positions respectively Mara of the football Giants
bsnk-rolled Ned Irish in basketball
HORROR Experimentation Rosenboom is reported
In training for ring comeback Joe Benjamin, former light
weight and private in the army boxing instructor for
the Diego Polo is still big sport at Pine
hurst but the participants army officers now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Players Team
Lists Wistert

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. .
(INS) Now that sports writers,
coaches and John q. Public have
had their say, here is the final
word IN All-America football
teams chosen by the nations col
lege players themselves.
The team, selected by a poll Of
1.706 lettermen who played tins
year at l04 major colleges, was
announced by radios Blue Net
work through station KGO, San
Francisco.
The all-player All-America:
Ends Dave Schreiner, WiScon-
sin. and Pete PihOS. Indiana.
Tackles Dick Wldung. Mime
sofa. and AL WISTERT, MICHI-
GAN. Guards Oh * Taylor
Stanford and Lindel houston, Ohio
State. Center-Joe Domanovich,
Alabama. Backs Bob Steuber.
Missouri; Frank Sinkwich. Geor-
gia; Paul Governai, Columbia, and
Monk Gafford. Auburn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Elmer GedeOn, Game Guy,
NOW Has His Lieutenancy

however, that he was best known
and he took the Western Confer
ence and national high hurdles
titles. But baseball! was his prime
interest. for he turned down a
chance TO train, for the Olympics
TO sign with Washington after
leaving Michigan.
A few months ago he was carried
into a hospital at Raleigh. ~. C..
after his bomber crashed in flames.
He'd been badly burned and hurt
lie stayed in the hos
pital for II weeks and on the side
lines for another eight.
Elmer never did receive his de-
gree at Michigan because OF the
war A few weeks ago, however,
he received one from the arny-in
the form OF a first lieutenapcy in
the army air force. And he's right
fully proud Of IL, for IL came the
hard way. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Wings Await
Bruins After
Best Road Trip
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Detroit's Red Wings are again
one of the powers of big time
hockey with only one setback In
their last six games. The club
that apparently has just Boston
and Toronto TO beat for the Ma
tional Hockey League champion
ship gets its second chance in three
days at the Boston Bruins this
Sunday night at Olympia.
Capt. Sid Abel and his rushing
redshirts resume action at horne
after the most successful road
raid OF the season, in which they
gave the New York Rangers their
first shutout in 12S games, 20. and
tied Boston. %. They have played
fewer games than either of their
chief rivals and cannot be worse
than three points from the lead II
they win Sunday night.
1t is the return of Sid Abel
TO form that is giving the Red
Wings plenty of fire as they re-
turn 10 battle with the Bruins.
who appear TO have slipped off
their peak. The driving left wing
who was off form in the early
stages OF the season hit stride
against Chicago last Sunday and
figured in both Detroit goals at
Noxny VOrLr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

Tucked away in the files of the
American League service bureau
is a QUESTIONABLE under the name
of Elmer John Gedeon. American
League fans may have a little
trouble recalling that name, for
Elmer has been wearing an army
air force uniform for almost two
years now. But if courage has any
thing TO do with it. Elmer will be
back in baseball some day.
On March 9. 1871. the Senators
notified the league office that
Elmer had gone into the service.
Between that date and this holiday
season Is a story of real courage
and determination.
A Cleveland boy who played his
first baseball on the Cleveland
sandlots. Gedeon played three
years Of baseball az Michigan. II
was as a football and track star,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
BY JACK MAHON

international News service sports Writer
NEW YORK. Jan. , INS).-
Can YOU imagine Kirby Higbe
and Bobo Newsom romping over
the campus in caps and gowns
and Ducky Medwick boning for
PHI. d. p Would you like 20
see Leo Ohe LIP Durocher
earn his ~" for effort and con-
duct all his discussions with
umpireS in 1913 in Oxford Eng
liSh, punctuated with quotations
on the quality of mercy, and
several other splendid thoughts
for the day. dreamed up by that
old wit, Willie Shakespeare?
Well, don't laugh, brother. II
could happen here. Unless a
complete about-face on the part
Of Branch (the BRAIN Hickey
takes place. the Dodgers of 1943
will train for the coming season
at dear old Eli College!
The United States Army air
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

permission to attend game Kyng from Oklahoma to Wash
ingon he grounded several times by weather he was
refused admission Stadium until he had emped his
bfold identified himself More explanations were required
allowed enter the Bears dressing room
Freisinger of the Sonia Hene ice show Chicago boy
80 championships amateur he was never
defeated in half-mie in senior competition Roy
Weatherly oufeder trade with the Indians will
probably be leado man Yankees batting order Bucky
Cincinnati Reds spending the off season working
parts the Hatboro Pa plant OF the Brewster
Aeronauca Corporation Jimmy Johnston reports that Beau
uppercut knockout of ppy Larn the first ne
with that blow Jess Willard used the uppercut
belt Jack Johnson in Havana Ftze vc the best
nnnercutter moderns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
EXPERTS MISSED ON IRISH BACK

Comdr Gene Tunneys blasts at football didn't keep the
heavyweight champion from the BearsRedskin
game in Washington Mack I'm glad the base
ball writers picking the Aime AStar team for Al Schach
named Dckey the catcher always thought Dckey and
Mickey Cochrane the best and suppose have been somewhat
JUDGED in Mckeys since managed him. used TO
think George Sser greatest first baseman I'd SEEN
but Lou Gehrg changed think I'd have picked Jimmy
Collins over Pie Traynor but enough of Taynor
to strongly about the matter"
Heller of the Rangers the reason for frankie
Bmses greatness goaie the absolute inability to fein
him of position He always makes you make the first move
SAYS Heller Frank Leahy, Notre Dame coach, much i'm
from spinal ahritis condition will vacation in Florida
instead of Arizona.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

corps, who repeatedly put a
crimp into Rickey's plans 10
train the darlings of the Co
wanus at the Yale baseball cage
this spring, will not require the
services of this building and un-
doubtedly will welcome the
Dodgers in New Haven.
Can't you Just imagine the
Dodgers at Yale? They, I'M
doubtedly, will 60 down in his
tory with the Rover Boys. Tom
Swift and all those other de-
TO Flatbush chanting "Boola
lightful wanderers who had so
many thrilling travels and adj
ventures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

The reason perhaps great Irish back reserved
his brlance late in the schedule Many experts
pick early in the before the
Gerry Nugent traded off headache Frank Rube) Melton
another Johnny Allen but the swap worth $4,000 in
cash the Pills which will buy plenty Of aspirin The I
during the football seasonthe formation
hailed as greatest offensive in football taking
kicking payof games Boston College collapsed
Holy played Maryland under Clark Shaugh
took good kngs and the Washington Redskins
outpayed the Notr Dame did well enough
system according the Irish coaches
costs $4,000 indoor track meet in Madison
Square Garden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Sport Doesn't
Know Where t
Stands for 43
nv BOB CONSIDINE
International New. ser,Ie. sport. writer

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-The base
ball owners are acting like a lot
of timid old maids trying 10 get
up nerve enough TO ask Ronald
Colman for kiss. They haven't
the faintest idea of~what the gov
eminent wants them to do about
spring training, if any, and they're
apparently afraid 10 ask.
One of the soundeSt Of all base
ball men-not an owner-told us
that the only thing for the Ma
tional and American leagues TO do
IS 10 form committee Of spokes-
men. send it TO Washington To talk
either 10 the President. Paul
McNutt or Joe Eastman and find
out exactly where baseball stands.
Then 60 10 work and line up a
season which will conform in
every detail to what the govern
ment wants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Dispose Captures
TropiCaI's Feature

CORAL GABLES. Fla. Jan. .
(UP).-M. Wexler's Dispose was
steadied along by Jockey Ken Nc
Combs while Through Bound cut
out swift pace in the Winter
Handicap at Tropical today and
then Dispose Responded to a hard
drive in the stretch 10 get up for
a one-length victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
All Speculation

''The thing baseball must find
out In a hurry Is just where II
stands. think the Red SoX
made a mistake nv announcing
that they were going 10 train at
Tufts gymnasium--before find
Ing out whether OF not they
could train somewhere in the
South. There hasn't been one
official word from Washington
banning Florida and California
training camps. Just a lot OF
speculation. mostly on the part
Of confessed owners who don't
have the correct dope and ap-
parently are afraid 10 ask.
'Tf the governments wants
ball clubs 10 train i'm their own
home towns, well and good.
That's where they'll train. II IL
wants them 10 20 10 their old
training camps-as a kind Of
entertainment for camps or
naval training stations and play
ing against service teams. that's
fine. But let's find out exactly
what the government wants
and the only way to do IL II send
a committee 10 Washington and
get IL down in black and white"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Preppers Getting
Seamanship Lessons

NEW YORK. Jan. "A move
ment to provide the youth of the
nation with elementary training
in seamanship and boat handling
through the medium of instruction
in the high schools. was officially
inaugurated at a meeting on De-
cember % at the New York Yacht
CInk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Six Without Tie

Just three weeks ago the Bruins
climaxed 30-day climb from last
place by taking the league lead
with IL tie on Detroit ice. Now
they are apparently fighting 10
save themselves from the skids.
They have picked up some ties
recently but they haven't won in
their last si% games. The Bruins
made an extraordinary effort to
get back in the league fight with
the great playrnaker, Cowley. fir
ing up Buzz Boil and such veter-
ans as Clapper. Jack Crawford
and Flash Hollett steadying some
Of the teen-age Boston rockies,
Don Gallinger. Jean Schmidt and
Armand (Bep) Guidolin. But the
miracle may be undone and the
Wings would like to have a part
in il Sunday.
This Boston game and the battle
with the Rangers here Thursday
will give Detroit a chance to pick
up some OF those much easier
gained home points before they
take to the road for three games.
After Thursdays game here with
New York Detroit goes to Toronto
for a game Saturday then jumps
to Chicago for a Sunday night
clash and plays at New York be-
fore returning here January is.
Manager Jack Adams scheduled
the road trip TO avoid the Sonia
Henie dates at Olympia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

Detroit now appears 10 have its
best balanced team Of the season.
Whereas Abel and Joe Carveth
bagged the goals in Gotham. two
of the older players, Mud Bruno
teau and Carl LiseeHbe,- came
through for the Detroit goals in
Boston. With Center Don Crosse
also starring again despite his
cracked wrist and Defenseman
Jack Stewart almost recovered
from his rib injuries Detroit looks
ready to really move.
Goalie Johnny Mowers also APP
pears 10 have shaken the minor
injury jinX which had stuck with
him since early in the season. With
a clear lead over Turk Broda OF
Toronto and Frank Brimsek for
the Vezina Trophy he has added
tinspiration for holding Buzz Boil,
Bill Cowley and the other Boston
scoring aces in check this Sunday
night.
The Wings will help answer a
burning N. II. L. question Sunday
night against Boston. It's whether
the Bruins. with their two gen.
erals. Dit Clapper and Bill Cowley.
are going to continue as one or
the major factors in the league
race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Need Definite AnsUer

Warren Giles of the Cincinnati
club spoke up irritably the other
day and demanded TO know why
Ford Frick hadn't found out some
thing definite about baseball in
1943. A lot OF other National
League owners are wondering the
same thing. If anybody knows less
about what will happen 10 baseball
in 1913 than Ford Eriek does, II
must be Will llarridge. his coun-
terpart in the American League.
Our baseball man said. we
ought 10 get the best possible men
on the committeeman like Con-
ME Mack, Ed Barrow, Clark Grif-
fifth. Bob Quinn and the like and
let Them speak for baseball. !
don't think IL would be an espe-
cially good thing 10 have Judge
Lands as the One-man- committee.
for he might start off the season
by rouRdly eursing the administra-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Late Start Hurt His Chances

Madison Square Garden closed for week while being
eeai-heat Southern CALIFORNIA;
pubzed sticufs with Noe Dame didn't the Trojans
picking Wright Bertei and Clatt of the Irish their
Al-Opponents Looks like experts missed Catt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
IMAGINE BO-BO ON YALE'S CAMPUS!
Just Like The Rover Boys and Tom Swift

All Of them would come back
Boola' instead of the Strip
Polka (take it off, take it off,
etcD and similar other native
chants so popular there in the
past. Hickey, blessed with more
b lack boards than he ever
dreamed existed, would have
classroom drills daily TO explain
the niceties, not only of base
ball but also Of diamond ETH
quette. and would come out of
New Haven with the most cru
dite ball club of all time.
Whether he would come out
of there with a major league
ball club is something else
again!
No Indians on Club
Hickey has gone on record as
favoring mixed training in which
the teams could start in mid
March indoors and still utilize
every Indian summer day 10
drill outdoors.
Secretary McDonald's reaction
10 this was: only we have no
Indians on the club" Mr.. Nc
Donald, a very practical young
man, is also greatly concerned
over the effect of all this on
young LUZ Dino, the new out
fielder the Dodgers have TO bring
up all the way from San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
II do not know just how Dino
will react To the New Haven
weather after being down in
Puerto Rico" said Mr.. McDon-
aid with a shudder. Can you
just imagine the headlines: New
DOdger Ready to Give All for
His "OlmO" Mater o"
All that will be lacking will
be Van Lingle Mungo. the Sat-
urday night Serenader. Why did
he have to quit?
What will dear old Morris be
like without him?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
SPORTS
BY LEO MACDONELL

Mack Admits He Might Brimseks Ability TO Our
Be Preiudced Picking feint Forwards Makes
Mickey Over Dickey Him Great in Goal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Barons Ace Almost Blind

Tommy Burlington, Clevelands hockey sharpshooter
almost blind The graduation OF Dick Creevy
and Tom Miller will up the first combination Of two
brothers ever play football Nore Dame Tom and
Wilmington, Del, both letters Dick
Creevy his but his brother Tom failed It's
brothers have letters the year
Mies preceded by their father Harry Red Miller
captain uncles Don Walter Jerry and Ray
by Redskins wasn't the only surprise
that day for Chicago and former coach 1t
Comdr George Halas First he granted unexpected
Evening star., 1943-05-14
&Nictory GardensS:

roots. Sodium chlorate is also
effective as a plant killer, but. it
renders the combustible material
explosively infammable when dry
and its use requires extreme cau-
ton. The ammonium sulfamate
is therefore to be preferred One
gallon will control an area of ap-
proXimately 1000 square feet. Fol-
low the manufacturer directions
for dilution.
Waste crankcase oil diluted with
an equal quantity of kerosene is
fairly effective in killing the foil
age. If it's use is continued the
plants will no doubt be greatly
weakened, perhaps killed. Iron
sulfate g pounds per gallon of
water) or common salt (sodium
chloride) (2l2 to pounds per GAL
lon), may be used similarly. How
ever, only the foliage of the poison
ivy should be moistened as any
appreciable quantity of these ma
terials spilled on the ground will
injure other plant growth.
Treatment in May and June
seems to be most effective in killing
the poison ivy.
Farmers bulletin 1855 gives con-
siderable useful information on
fighting poison ivy as we'll as rene
dies for ivy poisoning. However,
1t was prepared before information
relative to the use of ammonium
sulfamate was available.
Evening star., 1943-05-14
Old Dominion Bridge
Tourney Opens TONIGHT

The 10th annual Old Dominion
Contract Bridge Championships
master point tournament-wil be
held at the Wardman Park Hotel
tonight, tomorrow and Sunday.
1t was announced that it has been
necessary to move the tournament
from Alexandria to Washington be-
cause OF wartime transportation
conditions. It Is conducted by the
American Contract Bridge League
md sponsored by the Washington
Bridge League.
The war, it was said, "has neces-
STATED the effecting of radical
changes in the scheduling Of events .
The team m-of-four event has been
eliminated for the duration. The
schedule of events follows:
Today, $50 pm, womens pair
event for the Edith Swanson
Trophy; the mems pair at the same
time; tomorrow, $50 pm, mixed
pair event for the Stockvis Trophy.
Evening star., 1943-05-14
WPB Authorizes Garage
For Alexandra Buses

The War Production Board has
issued priorities to the A., B. g. w.
Transit Co. for construction Of a
maintenance garage, according to
r. T. Mitchell, traffic manager of
the company.
The garage, which will be located
in Alexandria on the square bound
ed by Pitt, Royal, Pendleton and
Wythe streets, will be a one-story
building of reinforced concrete, ap-
proximately so by 300 feet. The
cost of the building is estimated at
$4,000.
When the A., B. & w. purchased
the lot for the building. plans had
been made for 100000 building
to be used as a storage garage as
we'll as maintenance shop. The
WPB refused priorities for the build
Evening star., 1943-05-14

Ing, but later authorized the smaller
garage when the need for mainte-
nance facilities became evident.
The A., B. & w. buses now are
stored at -Four Mile Run in a shed
which is too small to house all the
equipment. The vehicles also are
subjected to additional wear because
of the necessity of making the long
run to and from -Four Mile Run.
Contracts for the new building
have been let, and Mr.. Mitchell
said that work is expected to begin
within the next 80 days.
Evening star., 1943-05-14

and Sunday, open pair event for the
Richmond News Leader Trophy,
with the first session at 1:3O pm.
and the second at 7:30 pm. A spe-
cial open pair game will also be held
Sunday evening.
Evening star., 1943-05-14
No. 20

shrub easily is NO ~
overlooked by
the inexperi- -
enced, even the experienced may
run into difficulties.
The use of gloves to avoid con-
tact with the poison ivy plant is
often advised. 1t is good advice
even though the gloves may be I'M
comfortable in hot weather. An
other practice that should help
to avoid the irritation caused by
contact with the plant is to wash
the hands and arms with strong
soap after each visit to the garden
plot.
Avoid the smoke from burning
brush piles that may contain poison
Ivy. Some of the most serious cases
of infection have been caused by
breathing the fumes from such
fires.
If the pathway from the road to
the garden plot is lined with poison
Ivy, 1t may pay to spray its foliage
with ammonium sulfamate. Wet
ting the foliage with this chemical
soon will destroy the plant (top and
Evening star., 1943-05-14
POISON IVY

BY WILBUR H. YOUNGMAN.
Because many of the Victory
garden plots are on land that has
difficulty is to be expected from
Evening star., 1943-05-14
Shofcn beiow:

Cool Cascade Of q lacy jobot spills from
the front Of this petoI-print two-plece.
dress. Toast, blue or green sheer royon
with detachable dlckey jobot Sizes
La gaceta., 1943-09-23
CUMPLEANOS

Cumple en- ell dfa de hoy dos a.
nos otra pequena amiguita del Gro
nista. Tratased e la monisima nj
ma Yolanda Fernandez, hija Inica
de los esposos Alfredo Y Luisa
Quesada, residences de la Gale 10
Y avenida.
Seg1n Sc nos informa a "Yoli',
como carinosamente lei lamar to-
dos, Sc lie festejara ell domingo en-
trante con un party.
AL felicitarla 10 hacemos tam
bien a sus papas Y abuelos.
La gaceta., 1943-09-23
TRASLADADA

Tambien fue trasladada Ell lu-
mes para su hogan, despues de ha-
Der dado a luz en- ell Clinica del
"Dr. A. A. Gonzalez, la Sra. Mel
lie Prado.
Tan estimada %parturienta es es
posa de nuestro dilecto amigo Ba-
silio Prado, que tiene establecido
su hogan en- ell 22O3 de la Gale
Sanchez.
La ninita llevara ell nombre lie
Sonia.
iNuestra enhorabuena!
La gaceta., 1943-09-23
MATRIMONIOS

Nathan E. Hale, 40, y Marga-
rita Vergaerde, 38.
William C. Knight, 40, Y Willie
Lee Thompson, SO.
Francis ]. Coyle, 95, y Helen D.
Coyle, "a.
Earl w. Newton, %, y Betty 10
Turner, q.
Phillip F. Augustine, "a, y Rach-
ell Touchstone, 10.
Edward M. Bodler, Jr., p, y
Gisela Maria Michel, 20.
La gaceta., 1943-09-23
.BODA

h tarde del martes y en- la
gorte contrajeron matrimc-
'Srta. Adelaide Acosta Y ell
Pvt. Paul Tenea.
ron como testigos los esti-
sposos Joe e Isabel Pent6n.
iowa es hija del Sr. Carlos
que tiene establecida su re
d en- ell 1928 de la Gale u
en West Tampa.
oven esposo solo hacia va
bras que Sc encontraba en-
ad, gozando de licencia. Per
al Ejercito de esta nacion.
eidades.
La gaceta., 1943-09-23
CUMPLEANOS

Ell pasado martes cumpli6 einco
amos la pequeha amiguita Sylvia
Jimenez, hija de los esposos Hec-
tos y Olga Jimenez, domiciliados
en- ell 3001 de la Gale Elmore.
Sc corto ell traditional "cake"
de cumpleahos, con sus cinco veli-
tas, las que apag6 graciosamente
en- presencia de familiares Y al
gunos amiguitos.
Nuestros mejores deseos por su
dicha Y la de sus padres.
La gaceta., 1943-09-23
so, 9lla,io Rod,;qas,
EN- SU HOGAR

En- la tarde del pasado Domin-
go fue trasladada a su hogan de la
Doce avenida, la estimada Sra.
Marta Gonzalez, esposa del apre-
ciado amigo Julio Gonzalez.
La Sra. Gonzalez di6 a luz en-
la referida casa de salud una ro-
busta nina, la que resoondera por
ell nombre de Emma.
En- su hogan estan siendo visi-
tados por sus amistades.
Nos alegra dar la noticia.
La gaceta., 1943-09-23
NUESTRA
ELICITACION

Muy sincera Sc la enviamos a
Ramiro Tamargo, por haber sido
electo CONCEAL de nuestro NUM-
cipio.
Ell amigo Ramiro no ha much9
fue Presidente de la Secci6n de r.
creo v Adorno del Centre Asturia-
no, cargo que desempen6 a la sa-
tisfacci6n de todos.
Muchos exitos lie deseamos.
La gaceta., 1943-09-23
CAST RESTABLECIDO

Sc encuentra cast restablecido
el amigo Roberto Cernuda de las
'quemaduras que recibiera en- pa
sadas semanas.
Los primeros diaS de a~sistencia
SO lie dieron Ell ell Hospitl del Cen-
tro Asturiano, trasladandose mas
tarde para su hogan de la Gale IS.
Pronto retornara de nuevo a gu
negociod e expendedord e gasolina.
Nos alegra la noticia.