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Feature Race at
Anita Delayed

ARCADIA, Cal. Fob. 16 up
The $4,000 feature va; called off al
Santa Anita track yesterday because
OF an off track. and LourdcS. ridden
by jockey Basil James. won four
longth victory in a race which was
substituted for the feature
Dunlin Lady was ,ccund and Cy-
nic Queen third Lourdrs was rated
cleverly IN It's breaking position,
fourth. until the stretch. where he
challenged the leaders and overlook
them without much effort. Win tick
cts on I1Ourdo5 paid $1740
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Cage Preps

Coach Robert ArmStrOnJ. who
lines up basketball games on the
spur Of tho moment, still had mono
10 offer for the future Central J. c.
schedule Fridav.
The Arabs continued practice dur
ing tho week in anticipation of a
game with Bra|lcy iarccc@ next
Wook
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Imperial Cagers
Upset hoItvine
High 81 to24

Imperial high schools varsity
basketball team did an about face
Thursday night 10 defeat Holtyille
3l-24. in a league game played in
the Ell Centro high school gym.
Defeated b. Calipatria earlier in
the week. the Tiger cagers put on
their finest exhibition of the season
Thursday night to trounco the Vik-
ing cagers.
In preliminary games Imperial
Gees defeated Hoitvillc Eighties. Il
Is. and Imperial Junior varsity up
set Holtville jayVce5. Ills.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-16
Angels Sign
Free Agent

los ANGELES. Fob. Is Up
TAoma, Conner OLauehlIn 2l year
OLD oItheIGpr released from tie
Detroit TIErre farm chain b. judge
x M Lands ~u..np. ,oday signed
for 1870 with the Los Angeles Ar
gels baseball club.
OLaughln with The Henderson
cluh n. tho ca Texas league la
season. wa s'Lnod by the Tigers a
ST. Marrs college.
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l.. 4. GR1INS

Los ANGELES Fcb IG. nCPJ--
Hhea;=-
No. : hard VII . , - -l.1@ g..
No. J eo6 whItc 81 G7'.-l.72'@
Rar eV--
No. ] Rri west 1G lD- so .-1.p@ 9
Corn
". ,eIIow }if9-I.5l
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-16
THOENIX TOURNEY UNDERWAY

FFCENTX, Fob. l6 CUP)-First
round match play got underway to-
dav in tho nth annual Phoenix
country club invitatioral golf tour
ncy with Bob GoldWator. Phoenix
amatour favored TO carry off cham
pI0n>hiD hOnOrS.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-16
z. 4. .SIU('kS

Los ANGELES, Feb. 1G u'Pp e
Prices changed little during 69"a-
share morning yf trading oG iht
LoS Angelo STOCK cN'hahE" ioda .
Two issuCs rose three fen. and
eight were unchanged.
Ediou Common slipped D - - p
OF 100 shares.
Ryan edged W TO . "H lo'
shares. EmSCo sold 500 at l"'- uh-
changed. MCuasCo at > and vega
at D., were unchanged.
Rrpuhli. petroleum sold IT," Shai'
a! -, unchanged.
/, A Industries at H.. l.. y In
N-yFtmcut at -. and Trausamcflfa
al a& were unchanged on l"o-Shaie
sAls,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-16
Wilson Defeats
Washington, 40.@

Wilson, grammar school ba >ket-
ball 'aam tutorcd j" GENIAL Bill
Raaka. Thur, GAY afternoon won the
city grade school championship by
routing q favored Washington quin-
tet. 40-25. on Central high court.
Tho Score
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-16
Indian Broom Retired

NANCOJN b. {. Feb tUP-Mai Austin Taylor nanCer
announced retirement of his famous
a mile and eighth
al Tanoran in 1896.
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Favorites Lead Tourney Advar
Fails to
Boost Scores i'm
Opening Matches q

DEL RIO COUNTRY CLUB, Brawlcy Feb. 16.-A
chill wind grec players at the first tee here today 224
golfers begin second round championship play and first
round consolation play in the 18th annual lettuce tourna
mcnt Favores advanced to the second round of Lettuce
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-16
At
A Glance

Sto'k. irregular aud puIot
E'uG. trI0EuIai. ! c"Errt
n"pts irr"Cular.
fuIb 80 ,ct irr'Eularlr 'rVer
TnrcIEu ">cn"rE" frm
Coti"u steady
Wheat ur " 10 :. ,crrs, '"rn uh.
changed :" Vp
Eubhrl firm.
silver uucharr"d ir Urw York
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-16
Younq Baseba||ers Move Up

LOS ANGELES Feb. UP)-Wllam Daniel lS year OLD OUT
fielder william Stephens 21 old catcher
Bell today by Manager Ken Frazier OF the
Joseph, IL, Association Baseball club
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FIFTH LETTUCE FLIGHT
SIXTH GIlEST FLIGHT

Bradford df. Swanson, 80; King
df. Rutherford, FL; Merritt df. Snee,
4-3; O'Blenni3 df. Fite, 80; Con-
saul dt. Little up; Griffin df.
Mcdowell, 4-3; Wamer df. Robinson,
3-2; Benson Of. Lab0rce, l up.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-16
FIFTH LETTUCE FLIGHT

Shook df Huddleston. | up; Ma
zinc ar. Armstrong. up: Donohue
df. Bcaie!. 2 up: Craig df. Linde,
i up: Asher df. Erhlich, up; Owen
tf. Evans 4-3; Marquand df. Meidl,
SO: Kubow df. Becker, 6-5.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-16
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. 4. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. Fob. Is, u,P,-
Hens. leghorns. - 10 >. lbs. I3"
Hens. legnorns. over Ibs. .... t3c
DO. o"er lbs. ...-...-. ...... 80
Hens, colored ga To lps. -. 1S
Hens. colored over lbs. ...... 1Sc
Er"il"r.. oyer i, up 10 :. lhv. 1&c
Broilers. over L. up TO .. lbs. 22c
Leigh 1rns 2i4 lbs. TO lbs. -. 15c
Frvers. q. to 3i4 III. ........... &c
DO. colored. over 3, lbs. up . 22c
Roast"rs, colored .............. 22c
Old roosters, colored .-........ loo
old roost"rs, lcghorn .......... 0Sc
stays ............... lac
Ducklings, over 5 pounds ..... 16c
Ducklings. under 5 pounds -. lac
Old ducks NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 0Sc
Young geese ................. 1bt
Young tom turkeys, Ia to 20 lb 13c
DO. 20 lbs. up ............... 13c
Young hon turkeys 8 to II lbs, 15c
Young hen turkeys, IL lbs. up 15c
Old tom turkeys ...... 49,. 12c
Old hen turkeys ................ 12c
Capon., 8 lbs. and up ........ FAC
Ra bbits. No. wh. ; To - lhe. l3c
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20, Washington r25
BASKETBALL RESULTS

Sar FrarcI5co Is. san JOEc STATE 81
California Ages 40. CcHocC Pac't!c
40
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-16

ana CutSl championship lilsIllo'
Thursday turning in remarkably
low scores, despite heavy wind
in the morning rounds.
Laddic Willoughby, tournament
runnerup last year and current
favorito 10 win the lettuce cham
pionShip. defeated Gordon Olton,
81. in the feature match. Will
loughby was one under par.
Other results In the Lettuce
FLIGHT included victories for CO.
medabets Dave Taylor and Russ
TUNNEL. Taylor defeated Carl
Anderson, 81. and TUNNEL elimi-
mated Benny Kenerman. 81. Newt
Brazelton, runnerup in the recent
CaleXico tournament, defeated A.
w. Bonnycastle. l up; Reid Rowan
upset Loveridge Marsh, 3D.; Wayne
Elvander eliminated Bob Rayburn,
5-4: Bob Albright nicked Cy Har-
brcke. 2 up; and Ross Clark closed
out Elmer Sears, 81.
Logan jenkins and Tunney Will
liams. co-favorites in the Cham
pionship guest flight, scored COM
rarativcly easy victories over Nick
Schaefer and Pete Wood. jenkins
won. Sd, Williams by 80 score.
Other results, Ty Cobb df. How
ard Culver, 4-3; Lee Lamberson
defeated Forrest Manley, l up;
Dick Haas eliminated E. Clements,
up 18th; Les Rogers defeated
Earl Krock, 80; Earl Roberts beat
DR.. FoclSchow 2-1: Paul Post de-
fcatcd Cliff Castle. 30.
SECOND LETTUCE FLIGHT
Hau, mann df Likens, up;
Yacckel df. Anslyn, . up; Carr df.
ROrgcs, 2 up; Fnglc of. Ramsey, l
up: Overall df. Hooker, 2-1, Hendrix
dt. Hansen. | up Noble df. Holland,
81; Tanksley df. Russell. 2 up.
THIRD LETTUCE FLIGHT
Christensen df. Keye5, up;
Burke dr. Becker, up; Wooding Of.
Grimes, l up: Clay df. Walker, l
up: Edwards df. Garguilo, 81; Mic
holaus df Carroll, Sd; Barker Of.
Fuiimoto, up; Gray df. Nash. 81.
FOURTH LETTUCE FLIGHT
Smith Of. Rhinehart, 81; Fer
nandcz df. Gabrielson, 80; Wasson
If. Howell. 5-3; Smith df. Pedersen
3 up: Parks dt. McCorkle, 2-1; Gar
land dr. Middleton. 2-l; Sims df
Nelson, up; Bra.onier df. Nutting
4-3.
FIFTH LETTUCE FLIGHT
Shook df Huddleston. | up; Ma
llnC ar. Armstrong. up: Donohue
df. Bcaie!. 2 up: Craig df. Linde
/ up: Asher df. Erhlich, up; Owen
/ Gf. Evans 4-3; Marquand df. Meidl
/ SO: Kubow df. Becker, 6-5.
SIXTH LETTUCE FLIGHT
MoritI df. Smith, l up: Thomp-
son 'dI. Buskirk, 80; Lettunich Of
Wa gner, 2-l: Linthicum df. Rector
up, Hazeltine Of. Weaver, 81
Percival df. Rankin, | up; Brown
cf De Vita, 4-3; HaWes df. Snyder
is.
SEVENTH LETTUCE FLIGHT
Campbell tli. Bell, 81; Frizel df
| Mover. M, HalSer of. Morrow
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c-1: Mccormick df Smith, up:
Azdherian df. Johnston, 2 up; Arch
las df. Mcpherson. ! up; Reilly df.
Gilbert, 81; Booker df Hendrick.
up.
EIGHTH LETTUCE FLIGHT
Goodwin df. Nordcman, 80; Nc
Clintock Of. Simmons 80; Erwin of.
Mcintyre, up: LOnn df. Elliott,
up: Bitchcnal df, Faubian, l up;
Lacombc df. White 2-l: Enos df.
Delevan, As: YoUrman df. Buckley,
| up.
SECOND GUEST FLIGHT
BroWr Of. Carroll, Sd; OnStott df.
Wood, 2-l; Strickland df. Marsh,
l up; NiscnhCimer df. OSwalt, Sd;
Gillette df. Havekorst. 5-4; Mason
df. Doc Cutshaw up: Nordquist
Of Stone, up; Quigg Of. Ritter
3D.
THIRD GUEST FLIGHT
Perkor df Smith, up 10TH
Holden df Burris. 4-3; Carter dr.
FaWcett. 2-l: Hairston df. Simms,
up; goth; Swopc df. Karp, 81;
Ehmke df. Anderson, 81; Burris df.
Swanson. | UP
FOURTH GUEST FLIGHT
Mitchell df. keyes, 2-l; Williams
df. Allen, as; Horton df. Casey,
up 2Uth; Fawcett df. Davis, 2-l;
Dreiman Of. Stitelcr 80; Hansen
Of. Rose, up; Rigcrs Of. Jacobson,
81; Ristin di Huston. l up.
FIFTH LETTUCE FLIGHT
Lewis df. Stevens up: Brandt
df. He5Dcthl up; Malchnar df.
Casey, G-5; Humphreys df, Couri,
Sd; Rutherford df, Hunnicutt, 4-3;
Unfinished matches in this flight
will be concluded carly Friday morn
ing.
SIXTH GUEST FLIGHT
Bradford dt Swanson, 80; King
df Rutherford, 2-l; Merritt df. Snee
| 4-3; ODlenni3 'df. Fite, 80; Con-
saul di. Little up; Griffin Of.
Mcdowell 4-3; Wamer df, Robinson,
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SIXTH LETTUCE FLIGHT

MORT df. Smith, up: Thomp-
son 'di. Buskirk, 80; Lettunich df.
Wagner, 2-l; Linthicum df. Rector,
up; Hazeltine df. Weaver, 81;
Percival df. Rankin, l up; Brown
cf De Vita, 4-3; HaWes df. Snyder,
4-3
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-16
LOCAL BETTERF1T

EglttI. J.. A rAlra ~
Grade 4 milk -
Mi milk a''
ls.,,t,. r.th,rrd ,rranl 31H ,
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L. A. BANKS

lOS ANG ELES. Feb. To Il
9ransam erica .........,...' -. - =
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-16
FOURTH LETTUCE FLIGHT

Smith Of. Rhinehart, 2-1; Fer
nandcz Of. Gabrelson, 3-2; Wasson
If. Howell 5-3; Smith df. Pedersen,
3 up: Parks dt. McCorkle, 81; Gar
land df. Middleton, 2-l; Sims df.
Nelson, / up, Brasonier df, Nutting,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-16
J.. A. BUTTER &. EGGS

Los ANGELES. Fob 1r OPP
Butter F.Ira "co. p,irno first. 31,.
staudarn~ "i'. UudcrErad'. "he.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-16
SEVENTH LETTUCE FLIGHT

Campbell di. Bell, 81, Frizel df
Meyer up; Hauser of. Morrow,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
General Notes
Of Lavtonsville
Nei6hbOrhOOd

LAYTONSVILLE. Mo, Oct. s.
Miss Eliza beth Burroughs of Airing
ton. Va, who has been the guest of
Mrs August Priebe this week, has
gone with Mrs. Priehn to the New
York Fair and to visit in Pittsburgh
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mehrle Haines and
Mrs. Samuel Riggs. jr., will be guests
of the Rev. and Mrs Guy Edison
Kagey at Sherwood parsonage for
lunch tomorrow
Mrs. Clayton Halnes and Miss Eva
Ramey of Charles Town. w. Va.
spent part of the week here with
Mrs Cora Howard
Mrs. z. M. Waters, who recently
sold her home. Oakhurst. near Co.
shen. is leaving shortly for Norfolk,
Va, to visit her daughter, Mrs. John
Madison Hoskins, during October.
1t. Hoskins has gone Oh sea duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06

panying your patterns so you can
judge how easy it is to make.
Thin wool jersey, fiat crepe, silk
serge, spun rayon and satin (satin
is coming into new popularity right
now are materials in which this
design makes up beautifully. Send
for the pattern right this minute
have your dress ready for your next
exciting afternoon date. Send IS
cents for your new fall fashion
book at the same time, too. You'll
find in it more than 100 new and
original designs for all sizes and
occasions.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1209-B
is designed for sizes IL. IA, 16. 10
and 20. Corresponding bust meas
urements 80, 80, "a, So and SO. Size
IA 1922 requires, with long sleeves,
As yards of 39-inch material with
out nap; short sleeves, 1874 yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
Mrs. Davis
Is Visiting
In Midwest
Other News Notes
OF Takona Park
Residents

Mrs Ben G. Davis, wife of former
Mayor Davis. is visiting relatives for
several weeks in the Midwest. Dur
Ing the early part Of her visit she
will be the guest of heI daughters,
Mrs. Farold Ross and Mrs. Pridmore
Prugh, at their home in Morris, ILL.,
and later she plans to- 60 to Kansas
City, Mo. to spend a short time with
her son. Mr. Lowell F Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs P Croney plan
to move this week from their home
on Philadelphia avenue to their new
residence in Indian Spring Estates,
Silver Spring,
Borden Deane Leaves
For Army Air School
Mr.. Borden Deane, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hal Deane, left curing the past
week for California. where he will
enter the Army All School at Los
Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilson have
visiting them Mr. Claude Summer
vile of Ottawa, Ill
Mrs. E. G.. VannOy, accompanied
by Mrs. Ivan Vannoy of Alexandria,
is returning this week end from a
visit in Morgantown, " Va.
Mrs. Alfred D. Stedman and her
sister, Miss Eva Dingie of Seattle,
Wash, who mas been her house
guest, are spending the week end
in New York Mrs. Stedman plans
to return here the early part of the
week, while Miss Dingle will 60 on
to Boston to visit her brother, Dr.
j. H Dingle. She will return to
Takoma Park the middle of this
month for short visit with the
Stedmans before retm ming West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grimme
Are on Visit.
Mr. and Mrs w. A Grimme of
Cleveland are spending several
months in Washington and Takoma
Park Mrs. Grinme is the sister
of Mrs J. Walter Dudley of Carroll
avenue. with whom she formerly
made her home.
Mr. and Mrs. George McCauley
have returned from a vacation in
Thurmont, Md Earlier in the
month Mr.. McCauley spent several
weeks in Palmyra, Pa, and New
York
Mrs. William White. Mrs. Clarence
Kiefer and Mr. and Mrs Claude
Pickens are again in their homes
after a three-week trip to the West,
during which they attended the
Eastern Star convention in San
Francisco and visitec the national
parks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
1t. Lynch Moves
To Ar1in6tOn

1t. Charles F. Lynch. U. S. NJ,
D. c., and Mrs. Lynch, with their
daughter, Ann Hollins Lynch,
have taken a house on North
Albemarle in Arlington.
1t. Lynch has just returned
from sea duty and Joined his
family in the home of Mrs.
Lynch's parents in New Orleans
before coming to Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06

First of all, you must have one
really good afternoon frock, in black,
navy. or a vivid shade to flash out
when you open your dark coat.
That's the most important item in
anybodys wardrobe. And here's
beautifully simple design mo.
12O9-BD that has exactly the touch
of elegance, the endless variability
that you want in such a dress.
Typical of models displayed in New
York's "all American" fashion
shows, it has the long necdle-slim
line, with concealed fullness in the
modified flare of the skirt and
slanting tucks to belittle your mid
riff. Other important style points
are the high neckline-a perfect
background for blazing jeWelry-the
shoulder interest and the bow
trimmed belt
This frock is not only typical of
new fashion trends, but also it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
proves that Barbara Bell pattern

bring, right into your own sewing
room, the best of new styles as soon
as they are launched, and bring
these high fashions, what's more,
in their simplest terms. so that you
don't need a lot of sewing expert
ence and skill to make them. For
all this dress looks so subtle and
expensive, there are only nine steps
in the detailed sew chart accom-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06
Col. Collins Here

Col. and Mrs. o. G. Collins have
come here from New York City to
spend the current season and they
are now established in their apart
ment at the Wardman Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1940-12-19

Prince Georges County school
superintendent.
Mr.. Orem. said that only q year
ago Prince Georges and Howard
Counties had worked out an ar
rangement whereby they were to
be loaned an automobile in which
a State police officer was to give
practical demonstrations in high
way safety. Unfortunately a short
age of State police made it impos-
Evening star., 1940-12-19
Dromos at Rockville
sHss D
40 30

ROCKVILLE, Md, Dec. 10 (Spe-'
ciaD Presentation Of the juvenile.
cantata, "The Worthiest Christmas,;~
and the play, "A Streamlined Santa
Claus" will feature the annual
Christmas entertainment Of the Biz
BILE school of the Rockville Christian
Church at the church tomorrow
night
Evening star., 1940-12-19

sible to assign an oficer to the Job,
he said.
II the new plan is adopted addi-
tional State police will be required.
The officers would provide the prac-
tical instruction. Mr.. Orem said
that If the plan goes through the
safety sessions would be made part
of the regular high school civic
courses.
In addition to proper operation Of
Evening star., 1940-12-19

the 21,972 persons on the State w.
p. A. rolls as of November q.
Other authorizations included
$10,236 to improve the water supply
at Luray and $10,011 for highway
construction and repair in Warren
County.
Evening star., 1940-12-19
Highway Safety Glasses
Win BACKING Of 0rem

BY Stan Correspondent of The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Md, Dec.
18.-Gov. O'Conor's proposals to in
clude highway safety classes in
Maryland high schools has met
With the approval of Nicholas Orem,
Evening star., 1940-12-19

A modern version of the good
old punch BOWL" 2h-ot. punch
bowl. stand and 4 six matching
holidays!
Evening star., 1940-12-19
w. P. A. Authorizes $795
For Alexandria Clerks

A $795.4 authorization for clerical
work in public Offices at Alexandria,
Va, was announced yesterday by the
Virginia w. P. A., the Associated
Press reported from Richmond.
The authorization was one of sew
eral to continue the employment of
Evening star., 1940-12-19
Will Plant Tunq Trees

China reports that the Chung
king National Government will plant
100000 tung trees and establish
five tung oil refinerieS.
Evening star., 1940-12-19

automobiles, students would also
obtain a better knowledge Of general
rules Of the road for both pedestrian
and motorist.
Evening star., 1940-12-19

German-type gliders are to be
made in Argentina.
La gaceta., 1940-08-13
LIGA AMERICANA

Solo dos juegos Sc ~efectua-
ron. Feller domino a los Tigros
de Detroit, dejandolos en- Z hits,
y los Indios retornaron al p~i-
mer lugar de la liga. El Cleve-
land dispar6 un total de II hits
incluVendo tres jonrrones, So
bre los pitchers Newhouser. el
perdedor; c. Smith Y Hutchin-
son. Teller Neg6 a la marca de
20 desafios con su victoria de 8
yer. Hal Trosky pogo su vigesi-
mo primero cuadrangular del
ano. Chapman contribuy6 a la
victoria con tres hits. Oscar
Witt sali6 por veg primera de,
banco desde Ell escandalo de los
"sanoritingos", para dirigir en-
la Inca de primera. Hoy utili-
cara al veterano pitcher Mel
Harder.
Detroit SC, 7h, De; Cleveland
&c, 12h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1940-08-13

rrera.
Una sonrisa de gratitud sc
habia dibujado en- los labios fl
nos de la mujer de Ndhez, que
contest6 con su VOC cristalina v
dulce:
Una compatriota, senior en-
efecto! Mil graciasl listed es
Ell a~gregado militar, no es asi?
Para servirla en- cuanto me
mande, sonora.
Mil gracias de nuevo. Vera
listed. rs un pequeno servicio.
Vengo de Espaha a yer a la en-
bajadora; pero quisiera, 81 es
possible, entrevistarme con ella
Ehora mismo, para un asunto
de mucha urgencia..., antes de
Yer al senior Borgoha...
La gaceta., 1940-08-13
TABLAS LA PELEA


Filadelfia, agosto K.-Taa
bias Sc declare en- esta ciddad
lie pelea entire Milt Aron, Ell no
table p1gil de Chicago, y Mike
Kaplan, de Boston, un fuerte
contendiente a la corona del pc
50 welter. Ell p1blico hizo vio-
lentas demostraciones en- cons
ira del fallo. Los dos jueces vo-
taron uno por Kaplan y el otro
por Aron. FL arbitro Sc decide
por Ell empate.
Aron cay6 a Ia Iona en- el
primer %asalto, pero Sc levant6
a los dos segundos. Mas tarde,
en- el sexto, derrib6 a Kaplan,
pero este Sc incorpor6 sin que lie
contaron.
La gaceta., 1940-08-13

FL horror, ell terror, la angus
tia, todas las pasiones desata-
das a la vez en- ell alma de la
pobre martir, la hicieron Ne-
varse la mano al pecho.
Fl coronel comprendi6 tarde
que habia cometido quiza algu-
ma imprudencia y Sc levant6,
acercandose a su interlocutora,
al tempo que le decia:
%Sehora..., sonora, per-
.d6n!... iEs usted.., es listed a.
case de la familia del senior Dor
goha 0 de su difunta esposa?
Maria de la Cruz no pudo
contestar.
Habia cerrado los ojoS. y su
boca Sc entreabria como Ia de
los moribundos cuando van a
el dltimo suspiro..,
La gaceta., 1940-08-13

Por ell rostro del militar vid
ahora Ia madre de Celia que Sc
extendia una sombra de pena
leve.
iLuego le vic bajar la cabeza
a la alfombra, como alguien que
va a dar una mala noticia v va
ella, tamiendo hacer daho con
sus palabras.
mo sabe listed, sehora... !?
lie oy6 decir, al fin. El Sc
nor embajador ell viudo. La Sc
nora de Borgoha falleci6 dias
antes de llegar don Isidoro a.
qui, a Toxic.
Una intensisima palidez Sc
extendi6 por 81 rostro de Ia POI
.bre Maria, que sinti6 como an
.golpe mortal en- pleno pecho.
iAh, Diosl.
Maria de las Nieves muer-
ia l..
lY ella no habla sabidO ma
dal...
La gaceta., 1940-08-13
campeon del peso complex Ggero
Sc batra hoy. con Bob Pastor
Palabras de Jimmie JOhnstOn, ell director
de Bob Factor

New York, agosto 13.-L6 pc
lea entire Billy Conn y Bob Pas
tor, dos aspirantes a la corona
del peso complete, Sc efectuara
hoy en- esta ciudad Y de acuerdo
con los planes del empresario
Mike Jacobs. Ninguno de los
dos gladiadores pega con dure-
"a apabullants pero los dos sa-
ben boxear Y poseen gran expe-
riencia.
Conn estuvo enfermo y des-
cans6 varios meses, librandose
de los for1nculos que lie ator-
mentaban. Johnny Ray, mana
ger del campe6n de las $50 III
bras, cree que 81 prolongado a
partamiento del cuadrilatero
puede haberle 'suavizado'' o "de
bilitado''. Billy es fuerte, ener-
gico, y ademas oriundo de r.
landa.
Pastor pertenece a una escue
la de paciencia y resistencia y
muchos peritos lie consideran Ell
hombre n1mero 2 en- la catego-
ria del peso complete. Los gla-
diadores que Pastor derrota, no
llegan Z Jose Luis. Dos wees Ell
joven de Brooklyn Sc puso fren
tie a los pufes del negro cam
pe6n. En- la primera subi6 a 10
bicicleta y ell "dinamitero'' no
pudo alcanzarle, aunque triun-
70 por puntos.
LIE TOGO perder en- la segunda,
por nocaut; pero despues de u
ma formidable resistencia.
Las apuestas Sc italian a IA
vor de Conn, de 9 a 5, quiza por
ell hecho de que Mike JACOBS
concerto una pelea entire Ell ir-
landes Y Jose Luis antes de que
sc verificara ell combate con
Bob.
La gaceta., 1940-08-13
LISTERTNE
' HALITOSIS
(nAD- wnRAxml
TONIC U
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

bancO, mientras Maria era in
troducida en- un salon de este
mismo piso bajo.
Durante un instante qued6
sola.
AL fin Sc abri6 la puerta, y
Maria vic entrar a un militar
espahoI, corpulento y simpatico,
IN hombre de unos cuarenta y
cinco amos, que avanz6 a ella con
exquisite cortesia, al tempo que
exclamaba:
LIMA compatrlota, Ino es
asi, sonora? JEn quee podemos
servirla T..
Maria estrech6 la mano del
que era 81 cOrOnel He