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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07
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BOSTON Boston Red sox have
signed ls-yeAF-old George 7. Nor
gan. lr. who pitched three no-hit
games for STATE Trade school Of
Putnam. Conn.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-07
Challenges
Horse World
BY JACK GUENTHER
United Press Racing Editor

VIEW AoRh ne luIl HOIiu
waited for takers today as Col.
Edward Riley Bradley offered to
match unbeaten Bimelich against
any horse of any age for any purse
from $40 upside bets optional
and winner take all.
Old One-Two Eds challenge
eame without precedent in the
sport Of kings because Bimelich is
Just two years old, baby as
horses are rated. But it was flung
at all Corners and no one is barred,
not even Maryland's Challedon, the
horse Of the year.
Here are Bradley's terms:
l. The di lance shall be
either a mile and 20 yards or
mile and 1-16.
2. Weights are to be assigned on
. basis of age, the usual procedure
of a match of this sort. Thus
Bimelich would carry 100 pounds
against similar weight for any
other two-year-old, 100 pounds for
a three-year-old, and 126 pounds
for four-year-olds and up.
FAST TRACK
3. The race IL to be held on a
fast track at Pimlico. Md, before
or on Nov. Is. because after that
date Bimelich goes into winter
quarters.
The rail birds searched In
- vain for a similar offer In the
history of the sport In Amer
lea and Immediately began
specializing a. to possible OPP
ponehts. All three horses who
ran last week In the Pimlico
Special-W. L. Brann's three
year-old Challedon. G. s. How
ards four-year-oId Kayak III
and r. b. Martins five-year-
old Crayat are on tie
grounds but their status is In
doubt.
Brann said the Special would be
Challedon's last race but observers
believed he might change his de-
cision in view of the chellenge.
Kayak II will go in the Bowie
Handicap late in the month and
Cravat was TO go to the post today
N the Bowie Handicap. Two-year-
olds were virtually counted out, as
Bimelich has beaten them all with
ease in the past five months.
BASED ON SHOWING
Bradley's offer was believed
based on the sensational showing
made by his colt in the Pimlico
Futurity on Saturday. The son Of
the late Black Toney came from
behind in the stretch and won by
four lengths going away IN
LAS lis, just a fifth of a second
off the track record. The victory,
his sixth in as many starts. gave
him the undisputed juvenile cham
pionship and winnings of 5000
IOT the FtdA-Oi Iuoit iheAtS NiAeaAA
. two-year-old has won since 1881.
= The unique string leaves
: Bimelich as the eighth unde-
feated American juvenile In
the past 68 years and gives
him sixth position among the
all-time records of his division.
1t also clinched his position as
unchallenged future book ia
yorite for the Kentucky Derby
OF 1940-a race which may
find him the shortest-priee
choice In a dozen turf gener-
ations.
In six straight races the Bradley
colt won his maiden race in New
England, an allowance event in
New York. the Saratoga Special,
the Hopeful, the Belmont Futurity
and the Pimlico Futurity.
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TIPION 10 TORONTO

PHILADELPHLA-Ths Athletics
have sent Enc Upton 70 Toronto
on option
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There ara only four Friday night
encounters scheduled fhls sssk
wlliamstss and Pacific AZ salem.
College of Pacific and California
AEElss ~ Ht0cktDn. California
Teen and Pomona ~ Fasadsss.
and Humboldt stats and oFrg0a
Normal at Eureka
otbsr saturday games include
Lnfi.ld Va. Puget Sound a. Me-
hinnylIis. Whitman ". Colorado
college At Colorado springs. idaho
Soafhsrn Branch - College q
Idaho In PosAtsile. csntral Wash.
ingi0u - Eastern orsgoa Nor.
NAL Al YAKIMA
University of sAn Frsncisc0
faces ~ Mays Casss IN san
Franeincs Ia tns enlY scheduled
Sunday encounter. 81 Mays
caught another tartar IN little
DAyts,a university SUNDAY. snd
was lucky 70 got 70 . iis ban
francisco usaBN1lls surprised
even - most aFaeni Supporters
~ defeating toyeia. ~ 70 7.
La gaceta., 1939-12-05
RUSSIA COMPRA GRANDES
~CANTIDADES DE GAS0-
INA EN- LOS ESTADOS
UNID0S

Washington, Die. 5.-Desd1
el Il de septiembre a Ia fe2ha,
Russia ha. comprajo en- los Esta-
dos Unidos mas de 100000 ba-
rifles de gasolina y este com
bustible probablemente Sc usa
por los ayioneS que atacan el
territorio finland6s y matan a
la poblaci6n civil.
Esto significa que la produc-
ci6n de gasolina rusa lego re-
cientemente a un bajo nivel,
BESIDE ell l. de septiembre al 81
de octubre, ell embarque de ga
solina para ell Soviet fue de 566-
645 barriles y todavia Sc desco-
noce ell total embarcado en- no.
viembre. Ell combustible Sc men
da a Russia pof la costa del Pa
cifico y Sc desembarca en- Vladi-
vostock.
La gaceta., 1939-12-05
CREE QUE RUSSIA Sc APO
DERARA LIE TODA Els.
C~ANDINAVIA

Londres, Die. Bel capt.
tan Frank Won Rintelin predi-
jo en- esta capital que para la
primavera pr6xima Russia ten
dra en- su poder todos los es-
tados escandinavos. Suecia,
Noruega, Y Finlandia, dijo, nc
pueden oponerse con exito a
Russia, y ninguna de elias esta
aliada con las grandes poten-
cias.
"Veremos bellisimas ciuda-
des destruidas y puertos ocu-
pados. La invasion tendra ell
mismo caracter de brutalidad
que las realizadas en- Polonia
Y Finlandia."
La gaceta., 1939-12-05
COmida en- Honor de LOngO

COmida en- Honor de LOngO
Ell pasado domingo la Logia
Nuova Stella, de la Orden Hi
JOS de Italia, ofreci6 una conf
da, en- su edificio de la calle Ia
liaferro, al Sr. Paul LongO, ex
venerable de la Logia.
A la bora de los postres ell Sr.
Paolo Collura, ell nuevo venera-
BILE, entreg6 a Longo un certi-
ificado de hermanO benemerito
y otro de quinto grade en- reco-
nocimiento por los trabajos y sa
crificios hechos enfavor de la
Logia, y por la labor realizada
hasta 1ograr la adquisici6n del
edificio.
V. Cannella actU6 de maestro
! de ceremonas y preSent6 a los
lSres. v. Guastella, G. Cacciato-
re, A. Demmi, D. Midulla, A.
DiBona, A. Grimaldi, V. Anti
nori, A. Fox, l. Midulla y A. Co
niglio. Todos elogiaron la labor
La gaceta., 1939-12-05

Go Lonso, 81 hombre siempre \.

IN A@AANN
mabae Y sonriente.
e. homenajeado contest6 dan
40 las mas sinceras gracias y a.
tf;buyendo 81 exito a la coope-
raci6n dc todos y a la line alta
mente progresista de la logia y
la Orden.
1cmaron asiento ga la mesas
les senores siguientes:
Elk. Ven. Paul Longo, Elk Ven
V. Cannella, Elk Ven. A. Fox,
Elk Ven. l., Midulla, Elk Ven. A.
Conigiio, Elk Ven. G. C~acciato-
re, Pres de la Unione Italiana V
Ev Ven. de la Logia V. Guasta-
LA, Elk Ven. A. Demmi; los her
names de Logia: |. Antinori, Al
Chiaramonte, F. Leto, Alberto
Fox. A Tinnaro, A. Traina, G.
scaglione, G. Cannalla, G. CT
sumano, F. Comparetto, A., Pa
Jumbo, G.. Girgenti, A. Ciccare-
10. P. Sedita, Gaspar Scaglione,
2. Ciccarello, A. Ciccarello, l..
MARITIME, B. Vizzi, A. Leto, f..
Leto, f. Lupo, G. Spicola, A.,
DiBona, G. Castellano, DR.. S.
Demmi, P. Arcuri, A, Batta-
liza, V. Varsalona, A. Giunta,
G. Castellano, P. Patrinostro,
V.nzenzo Antinori, F. FriScia,
n. Massari, G. Reina, V. Nor
tallaro, S. Bruno, N. Tambuzzo,
V. Geraci, A. Ciccone, G. Cicco-
H. P. Albano, D. Midulla, G,
Salemi, A. Scaglione, G.. Rumo-
&c, B. Zambito, A. Columbo, f.
Frisco, A.. Castellano, G.. Caste
Mano, 0. Centenaro, Daniele Di
Bona, A. Ferlita, G. Leto, A. Lo
Cicero, A. Castellano, G. Manis-
calico, T. Accurso, A. Lo Bua,
T. Arnone, G. LaCorte, Anto-
nino Leto, V. Rumore, P. Ia
gliarini, A. Leone, F. Cacciato-
+, A.. Noto, A. Grimaldi, Pres.
Slociedad italia.
Reciba tambien Longo nues-
ira mas efusiva congratulaci6n.
La gaceta., 1939-12-05
Sc SALVO DEL ATAQUE
DE IN SUBMARINE Y DES-
PUES Sc AHOGO

Londres, Die. 5.-Wiliiam
Hughes, I'm marinero, escape
con vida cuando un submari-
no aleman bombarde6 ell va
por "Uksmouth" durante mas
de dos horas Y media, frente
a las costas de Espana. Encon.
tr6 refugio EN- un bote salvav
das POGO antes de que ell bar
co Sc hundiera.
Aqui. despues del te, salid
a caminar en- la oscuridad de-
la noche. Caminando cay6 a.
mar y muri6 ahogado.
La gaceta., 1939-12-05
TIRANDO Ell 3ALON
Texas Aggies en- primer lvgar

Teas AggieS en- primer lvgar
En- la temporada de futbol de
la naci6n, cast terminada el sa-
bado, finaliz6 en- primer lugar,
con 763 puntos, 81 once no de-
rrotado de los Texas Aggies.
LIE conrrespondi6 ell segundo
lugar al equipo de Tennessee,
con TAI ell tercero a Southern
California, con 100; cuarto, Cor
nell, 665; quinto, Tulane, 572;
sexto, Duke, 307; septimo, Ms
souri,, PAP; octave, Iowa, 1873;
noveno, U. c. L. A., y decimo,
DuqueSne, con 80.
Los dos" onces para ell tor
neo de las Flores, en- California,
no sc escogeran hasta los parti-
dos del pr6ximo sabado, cuando
Southern California sc batira
con U. C. L. A. y Tennessee con
Auburn. Ell once de Tennessee
es haSta ahora Ell predilecto.
Luego de los diez primeros,
los otros 'onceS" mas notables
terminaron en- esta forma: No
tire Dame, onceno, 1872 puntos ;
Ohio State, decimo segundo, 80;
Georgia Tech, decimo tercero,
62; Boston College, decimo Guar
to, rs Clemson, decimo quinto,
46; Santa Clara, decimo sexto,
81; Nebraska, decimo s6ptimo,
81; Forham y San Jose, empa-
tados en- ell decimo octave, con
20, Y Georgetown, 20.
La gaceta., 1939-12-05
HUNDIDO EN- e. ATTAIN
T1CO UN VAPOR INGLES
DE 10000 TONELADAS
CPEESE 10 ATACO FL A
CORAZADO Z BOLSILLO
ADMIRAL SCHEER
Una miRG haRdi6
otro burc0 Rdzi

LondreS, Die. 5.-Un barco
lie guerra naZi, que Sc cree es ell
acorazado de bolsillo "Admiral
Scheer", hundi6 aver en- ell At
Rntico, cuan.'o Sc hallaba en-
canine deInglaterra deSde Niue
va Zelandia, al vapor Dorie
Star, un hermoSo buque de TO-
9o6 tons.adaS. La tripulaci6n
del vapor, mandada por el ca
pitdn Stubs, Sc componia de 70
hombreS. FL Doric Star no te-
MIA armamentos Y Nevada un
cargamento de carnes.
Buqucs de guerra de los Ala
dos buScan desde hace semanas
a los acorazados de bolsillo
Deutschland y Admiral Scheac,
dedicados a hundir barcos mer-
canteS en- eli mar.
BESIDE Dinamarca aviSan que
Il ntercer buque aleman, SEM
brador de minaS, Sc hundi6 a.
yer, en- cuatro minutes, psrecien
do SIS 26 tripulantes, Las MI
mas colocadas frente a la isla
LaEdeland lie hundieron.
La gaceta., 1939-12-05
N0TAS SOClAlES
Una Nuevd Logia

Una Nueva Logia
dc SacerdotjsdS
FL domingo fu6 constituida
en- Miami una nreva logia de de
Sacerdotisas del Hogan.
Sali6 de Tampa una brillante
delegation con Ell team de gra-
dos de las logias Sacerdotisas
del Hogan No. 2 y No. 16.
La brillante ceremonial tuvo
lugar a las 2:30 de la tarde y la
nueva logia lleva ell nombre de
Marta Washington No. II.
Dirigi6 todo ell acto Ell querido
hermano Enrique Garcia Mel,
en- compania del incansable An
gel Rosado y de otroS aprecia-
dos caballeroS.
Numerosa la representation
de la Logia Miami No. SO.
Integraron ell team de grades:
Ana Menendez, sacerdotisa; Ma
tividad Sarabia, vice; Cruz Ma
ria Lopez, patriarch; Daisy Der
deal, Secretaria de actas; Airline
Male, teSorera; Rosita Ortiz, ex
perta Elvira Hernandez, macs
ira de ceremonies; Rosa CARR
ga, guarda interior; Margarita
Pita, Instructors, y Josefa Ro-
driguez, subdiputada.
Asisti6 en- pleno la Gran LO-
gia del Estado de Florida. Des-
pues de la toma de pos2=i6n Sc
verified una comida Ell ell restau
rant La Concha, de Miami.
Sc emprendi6 ell viaje de re-
greSo a las 4:30.
MUchos exitos deseamos a la
nueva Logia.
La gaceta., 1939-12-05

curso 81 mayor general Dslos G..
Emmos, del cuerpo de ayiaci6u,
que arrib6 a esta ciudad, por
a~ercplsno, procedentc del aero
drcmo de langley, en- Virginia.
Explican3o Ia importancia
d. la nueva base mi,itar de Tam
IA, el general diio que las tro-
pas empozaran a llegar en- Ell We
rano de 1910, Para ell fin del
ano qre viene, ell nuevo puesto
5endra un total de $50 oficiales
" 1900 hombres.
FLORIDA puede ~ayudarncs a
'~onservar SEGA la p6lvora. Es la
mas importante de todas nues-
.ras fronteras del aire."
Ademas del gran general pro
n~unciaron importantes discur-
sosel senador Andrews, quien
diio que la Florida sera Ia van
guardia de la doctrina de Mon
roe, ST alguna vez Sc somete a
prueba; Harold Colc5, presiden
te de la Camara; Carl c. Con-
way, un capitalists; Charles
Green, j. P. Ingle, Sr., Y otros
.enoreS.
La gaceta., 1939-12-05
FADLECIO EN- LA HABANA
Ell EMBAJADOR AMERI-
CANO

Habana, Diciembre 5.-A la
edad de de 81 amos falleci6 aver
en- esta ciudad Ell Hon. j. Butler
Wright, embajador de los Esta-
dos Unidos en- Cuba.
Recientemente Sc lie habfa. so
metido a una delicada operation.
Era un diplomatico de carrera y
habia sido ministro en- Checoes-
lovaquia.
La gaceta., 1939-12-05

de Ia Cruz, Gloria Zea, La Chi
quita, Tito Siller, Roolfo Sail
mas Y Manuel San Miguel.
Ell Sabado, en- Ia function 3e
media mocha, ell public) tribrt6
verdaderas ovacionsS a todNS
los a~rtiStaS.
Las flnciones de hoy y MANA
ma seran por tandas Y Sc eXhib'-
"a Ia cinta argentina "Mujeras
que Trabajan'.
Tenemos la certeza de que los
artistas aztecas c~oSecharan nue.
voS triunfoS.
La gaceta., 1939-12-05
La Comida

LN SOHNNNt0
Hoy Sc acordara la fecha er
que sera verificada la comida
en- honor de la novena de pelo.
ia que gan6 ell campeonato In.
tsrsOcial.
Sera un acto al que asistirar
mas de 125 personals. Integrar
la comisi6n organizadora los
Sres. Antonio La Paz, Jose L6
PEE, Mario Pullara y Jose Fer
nandez.
PrCbablemente sc efectuart
N ell Circulo Cubano o en- ell Cel
tro Asturiano.
La gaceta., 1939-12-05

Durante Ia guerra mundlal
Rintelin sirvi6 a Alemania co.
mo miembro del service de
inteligencia en- los Estados u
nidos.
La gaceta., 1939-12-05
La COmpdRfd BeatrIz

A petici6n reiterada del publ
co, petici6n emanada del gran
exito del sabado por la noche,
reaparecera hoy en- este teatro
la valiosa compania 'Beatriz''
integrada pOr los notables ar
tistas Beatriz Noloesca, Jose de
la Tore, Bella Areu, Amparlto
La gaceta., 1939-12-05

ElecciOneS
Ell Comite Executive de la
Verbena del Tabaco c}ebrara
hoy elecliones.
Jose lChamoun es ell dn,co can
didato a la p~residencia.
Grande es ell trabajo a reali-
zar 81 La Verbena ha de cele-
brarSe en- 1910.
La gaceta., 1939-12-05
lack White

La direction del Circulo Gu
bano, de la Secci6n de Recreo Y
Adorno, cuenta con la conocida
orquesta de Zack White, que
tanto gusts e. arc pcsa'o, para
Ell gran bale de Ano Nuavo.
En- ell piso bajo, csc dia, toca-
ra La Tropical.
Manteniendo la tradic'6n, los
Socios eatraran 4. gratis, me-
dante Ia presentation del reci-
DO Y ell Garnet.
Los transeuntcs seran admit
tidos a base de TN dollar los ca
balleros Y 25 cts. las damas.
La gaceta., 1939-12-05
HABLO ANTE LA CAMARA
DE COMERCCIO DEL ES-
TADO Ell MAYOR GENE
RAJ EMMOS

Ante la Camara de Concrete
del Estado de Florida, reunida
en- el hotel Tampa Terrace, pro-
nunci6 anoche un Clocuente dis
La gaceta., 1939-12-05
N0SSeTatchine

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blotches. pimples. athletes foot, rashes and
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oils soothe the irritation. Stops the most
intense itching in a hurry. A 3hc trial bot
tie, at all drug stores. proves it-or -our
money back. Ask for ODD. PRESCRIPTION
La gaceta., 1939-12-05
N I: u II LII

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To relieve the t]orturing pain OF Neuritis,
Rheumatism. Neuralgia or Lumhago In a
few minutes, get the Doctors formula
NURITO. Dcpendable-no opiatcs, no mar
eotics. Does the work quickly-must relieve
cruel pain, 10 your satisfaction In a lew
minutes or money back at Druggists. Don't
suffer, Use NURIrO on this guarantee today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-12
NAZI PLANE OFF
GEORGES BANKS

Boston, Sept. l2-(UP)-A large
t1-motor airplane, on which swas-
tlkas were PLAINLY visible" was
sighted yesterday of Georges banks,
1t was reported today by Captain
Morton Selig OF the Boston Trawler
Delaware. Selig said he received q
radio message yesterday afternoon
from Captain Michael shea Of the
Boston Trawler Storm that the
plane was sighted at 0 q. m. about
100 miles east southeast of Boston,
near the northerly edge Of Georges
banks. The plane ciroled the storm,
and trawler crew members said they
could "see plainly" swastikas paint
Cd on the aircraft. Selig made his
report to officials when the Della
ware arriver here today.
OfAcials believed the plane might
be similar TO those catapulted from
ships at sea. Such methods were
tested by Nazis of the Nova Scotia
coast about q year ago when heavy
bombing type planes were making
flights TO New York.
The British admiralty has dis
closed II does not know the where
bouts Of the catapult ships, which
repeatedly can direct bomb raids
from points 500 miles at sea.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-12

H. 4. Norris, q blind basket maker
has just completed IS years as Or
gan blower OF church In Bridge
water, England.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-12
Self-Service
Goes Too Far
Visitor From Maine
Taps Cash Register
in Local Depart
ment Store.

Chased from the s. s. Kresge
store on East Main street TO the
corner OF Leavenworth street and
Harrison avenue, yesterday, John
Gubleton, 40, OF Biddeford, Me,
was nabbed by KreSge floor
walker, B. L. Hines, and held for
police who booked him on q charge
OF theft.
According to Detective Lieuts,
William r. Pollard and Joseph
Bender, who made the arrest,
Gunbleton rang q cash-register
In the Kresge store and, when the
machine opened, he pulled out
three dollars. A woman employee
set up a cry and Hines took up
the chase.
Arraigned in city court today,
Gumbleton was granted a con-
tinuance until Friday by Judge
Theobald E. Conway and held In
bonds OF 5000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-12
LOCAL COUPLE
BADLY INJURED
Mr.. and Mrs. Des Coteaux
in Critical Condition
Following Crash

Albert Des Cotaaux, and his wife,
OF 4l8 South Main street, Waterbury,
are In critical condition at the Saint
Eusebe hospital in toilette, Canada,
suffering from injuries received In
an automobile accident Sept. 5, ac-
cording to Archie Fontaine, OF II
East Dover street.
Mr.. Fontaine said DesCoteaux, his
wife, and his son, Arthur, 20, were
on the return trip 10 Waterbury
from q Labor Day visit to Canada
when they ran into heavy cleo
trical storm in Berthierville, near
Toilette. Blinded by bolt OF light
ming, Des Coteaux lost control OF his
automobile and crashed into q
bridge.
Mr.. Fontaine said the injured
couple, and the son, who suffered
slight foot injury we're taken TO
house nearby and then rushed to
the hospital In the hospital ambul-
ance. Des Coteaux suffered frac-
lures OF the jaw and internal In
juries, while his wife sustained nose
and leg fractures.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-12

employees are under civil service and
their Jobs are secure as long as they
render efficient service. Party poll
tics have long been eliminated from
city hall. The city employees are
treated fairly and their working con-
ditions are satisfactory.
There was O special election In
Wheeling In July Of 1898 at which
the Cincinnati plan charter (similar
to the one proposed for Waterbury,
was again approved by the voters.
Organized labor did not attack the
Cincinnati plan In that campaign
which Is indicative OF the fact that
labor felt satisfied hereunder. It
may truthfully be said that the
two city councils Wheeling has had
under this form OF government have
been superior In quality and abil-
ity to the average OF the preceding
city councils under the old syS-
tenn"
Hollander Quoted
Mr.. Nelly also quoted Louis Hol-
lander, vice president OF the New
York chapter OF the Amalgamated
Clothing Workers OF America and O
member Of the New York city coun-
Gil which Is elected by proportional
representation, as saying:
Proportional representation IN
New York city has made possible
0 free and unrestricted choice by
the voter; has certainly improved
the caliber OF members OF the mu-
nicipal legislature; and has given
fair representation TO oil the vary
Ing groups In our community. For
the first time II has given labor, Or
ganized and unorganized, O power
full voice In the affairs Of municipal
government"
Other labor leaders quoted by Mr.
Nelly were: Salvatore Ninfo, vice
president Of the International Lad
les Garment Workers union Of
New York, who Is also q member Of
the New York city council and who
said this new system OF election
should be extended TO other munich
palities"; and Elinor M. Herrick,
vice chairman Of the American La
Dor party, who said proportional
representation has proved q great
boon to labor"