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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29

A nickel, plain five cent piece,
was the medium that aroused
rait's curiosity, prompted a re-
solve that eventually took him to
the Far East where he has be-
come known as the "Barnum OF
Borneo."
In fact, 80 ultra interesting
and fascinating has been Stew
art Tait's life that nationally
known writer's for nationally
and internationally known
periodicals have prominently
featured him In print.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
Fathers
Must Trim
l94l Budget
Eastwood Would
Eliminote Copt.
Osborne's Post

Increases in salaries for a few
members of the police department
and all firemen are proposed in
budget estimates for 1871. sub
mitted Wednesday To city council
men by City Controller Tom
Swayze.
The proposed estimates of vari-
Gus department heads call for ex-
penditure of $751;. 0e3.16 for 1e41.
compared to s6.e3o. 554.ex for the
current year.
The general fund estimates
amount 10 s2,4Is.S25.07, with
estimated income placed at
s1.s62, s0s.11. This leaves
s461. 0le.ss which city fathers
win have 10 deduct from esti-
mates In order TO reach . bal
anced budget before final
adoption Oct. !.
Councilmen have until Sept. %
to adopt the preliminary estimates.
after which public hearings will be
held before the budget Is up for
final adoption.
Old Bill Is Problem
In a communication TO council
men, which accompanied budget
estimates. Swayze pointed out that
not included in estimates are out
standing street lighting charges
for prior years that total $377,-
172.51, as Of Aug. 1.
swayze suggested that "the
amount be reduced to a sum that
the council and light department
can agree upon as being a fair
settlement, and that by ordinance
the agreed amount be paid over
a 10-year period"
The controller also advised
"there appears to be no alternative
in the matter, other than to con-
tinue to ignore the bills payable,
which Is very unsound practice
Would Boost Captains
In the proposal of Safety Com
missioner Holmes Eastwood he
would boost the salaries Of the
three captains Of police IS. bring
ing the monthly pay to $40. He
would also raise seven sergeants
from $3.50 To S1S5.
Under the proposal. East
wood would eliminate the posi-
ton Of captain Of detectives.
which now pays q monthly
salary of $40. The position
now IL held by Cliff Osborne,
on the force since 1913.
Increases of $40 monthly for the
city's 116 firemen are proposed,
bringing salaries to $3.50. East
wood also would raise salaries Of
the four battalion chiefs to 500,
a boost Of $40. and would increase
the two assistant chiefs from 500
To $225.
Few increases In salaries are
proposed in estimates Of other de-
partment heads.
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Anyway. TAFT first crossed the
Pacific on an American transport
in 1901. Just a boy In his early
teens, yet blessed with faith and
courage in his own ability TO make
both ends meet by the simple APP
plication Of brain exercise In enter
tainment promotionsi business.
He Travelled back and forth be-
tween San Francisco and Honolulu
and Manila. Kept that up for
three years and then decided 10
CONTINUED on Page 10. Column -
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309, 900 Canadians Siqn

OTTAWA, Ont--A total Of
sos. 01e single men, between the
ages Of 10 and As. registered IN
IS constituencies throughout the
country during the national regis
trstion last week.
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Axis Trying
To Avert
Balkan War
Meanwhile. Bottle
Of Air Fighters
Is Continued
dRlIIrTISs)

BuCHAREST-Am official state
ment tonight said Hungarian s,i.
stors had machine gunaed an air
plane hangar at sstn Marc. where
Rumanians shot Down one plane
and captured the crew Of three.
LON DO N-An official state
mcnt tonight said - German
planes had been destroyed during
the day.
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4 Divisions
10 Be Jailed
Sept. Is
Army Reserves.
Too. Now May
Be summoned

NASutNoTON-r dsnt
Roosevelt hsa signed the I'll
suthoflsinx aim e. nchtliss the
na1innsi guard snt other army
reserves = force - eos 600 offt-
GERS and men for cae years
active service
The White HOUSE announced
today that ROOSEVELT signed the
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Stewart Tail, Ex-Tacoman,
Now Prominent in Far East
A Nickel Aroused Mons Curiosity
And Led Him to the Monilo Country
BY ELLIOTT METCALF

Curiosity killed the proverba cat but Stewart TAFT fam
iarly known Eddie TO Far East prominence wealth
Stewart TAFT small height but big when
and foresight considered
pavilion American
of the big of the country
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which swept through the pas
senger holds when the trans
port was approaching the
Shetland islandx
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Rancher Dies in Wreck

YAKIMA-John Weber, 10,
rAneher. was killed near here late
Tuesday when his truck went out
Of control and crashed into an EN-
bankment-
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McNary Pledges We'll Avoid
Foreign Military Adventures

sALEM oresen Charles l. McNary, Of Oregon today
officially the Republican presidential candidate running mate
Presidential Nominee
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Consumption
Bill Near
Passage
Senote Votes for
Severe Defense
Amendment

NA~Hf>afo>-rhe sfnats
adopted an amendment n ne ean.
scfiption hsli Wednesday - per.
flt the government 20 cammand-er
private plants which refuss to co.
operate In the national defense
program. The vote wns 30 - Ia
The amendment. sponsored
~ Sea. Ttiehsrd n. Ru..eli, n.
ga. woa the support ~ Dem
eerstle Leader AIhes ".
Harkiet. Who said he eaa.la-
er~d u "A wise Move
Running fouEhshod over at
tempts 10 soften the CONSUMPTION
measure. the senate appeared TO
be needing the demands ~ al.
ministration leaders to vote and
stop talking.
Within rs minutes after eonVsn.
inE, the senate rejected. % % n.
an amendment by Sen. Alexander
Wiley, r.. Wis. TO set up a pro-
gram 81 voluntary enilatments a.
last until congress declared q
state Of emergency
SEIZURE Pe.sibl.
A vote later Wednesday on the
bin itself seemed certain. and foes
Of the measure conceded u would
pass by a siSeahle margin.
Under tn Russell proposal. any
private plant necessary Tor de-
Tense preparations. which cannot
reash "a asrssment for its use
or operation ~ the war or navy
departments. would be subject 10
condemnation proceedings In adj
dition. N. government. after fling
such proceedings. may take I'm
mediate possession" Of the plant
and operate u. either with lie
own workers or by contract with
private firms
wheeler Gives Up
Aen Burton X. Wheeler D..
Mont, unofficial leader 81 the anti.
draft bloc. announced he aban-
doned hope Of defeating the bill
after the senate smashed. 20 10 80
a proposal by Men. David l. Walsh.
D., Mass. n initiate . draft only
after congress mas declared war
or pronounced the nation 10 BE-
threatened with invasion.
q think ws reached the
high water mark of our
strength oa the Walsh amend.
meni," wbesi~r said. q think
the vote on tb. btii viii be
about the same. We put np
the best fight We knew bow.
We DID the be.t We oeuid do
Only one major obH,aels 10
senate approval remained sub.
stituts proposal by Sen Francis
r hai0nsy. H.. Conn. 10 defer
oonseription until Jan /. 1871. and
10 become effective then only In
case a voluntary enlistment pro-
gram fails 70 bring enough men
into the army.
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BASEBALL
FINALS

NATIONAL LfAttE
(second Oaas
Philadelphia. oil 600 eoo--z .
Pittsburgh Gao COS oos--5 . o
Higbs and Atwood H0wman and
Fernandes.
FIRST Games
Philadelphia o0o 900 600 = !
Pittsburgh. 500 ioi ooS--s . !
Muleahy and Warren; sswsll
and Davis
Brooklyn At Cincinnati. post
ponsd. rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago. szo 600 oio-s 8 l
Boston ..... 600 Geo zoo-z 8 o
DISTRICT and fresh. Fleming.
Hsvlng ~ and Foxx.
Cleveland At Philadelphia. night
game postponed. rain
Detroit At Washington. post.
DOnsd. rain.
Cleveland At Philadelphia. night
gams.
81 Louis At New YORK. Bost-
p0nsd. rain.
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
tacoma ............... 81 soc 900
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msasns. before ~ left Washing.
too fer Hyde Park. ~ Y. asa
night
The authority sxfsna. ~
dune %. ipis. And the pFe~i-
arnt - limited ln tho a.. ~
the tFssp- 10 ths western
h~mlsphsfe aaa tsfTifsft~.
and ps.-c-slsw. ~ ihe United
states, lnslsdiaE tho rhiiip-
pine islands.
Tho hsii !. the FIRST ~ tws
Designed n iaeF~a-e Amer
ies's standing army - .--sw
go. ooo men - o. l.1oo. soo
within . yrsr Tho ether !.
tho con.cFlptlea han psndisx
In the senate.
Under army plans made public
recently by nrig Gen. William =.
ahstid. assistant chief of stair.
the government plans n begin
ordering up the Euariamsn SEPT.
rs. whsn four divisions ara shsd-
uled 10 b mohiiiEsd.
soMr WON'T NJ CALLED
Not all ~ the eos. 600 alblest
10 call wiil be mustered into ssrv-
ice. The biil permits Kuardsmsn
and reserves below The rama 80
capt ain. who have aapenfie&E
wtess or children. 10 Fsaign e >
discharged AZ thslr oSn fsq1Ast
within 10 days That. army off,
ciais estimate. utli sllminats q
least n. 600 ~ the svaiiabls 7as.-
600 Euardsmee.
The bill aiso permits The cali
ing of $4,000 reserve officers.
from whom only around 10000
are expected 10 he called. and
rssarvs enlisted men. most ~
whom are married and would b
excluded.
guHrdsmsn under the minimum
age ~ yoaths frequently mis-
represent thsif age 10 Iosn ths
state units would ~ honorAbiy
discharged Immediately.
MIN AHE PROTECTED
Other than providing for the
mastering ~ the reserve forces.
the bill carries safeguards Tor tina
lohs of ths men called into ssrv-
Ice
Employers are Informed that
they are expected 20 give guards
men back their Jobs At ths e.
pifation ~ the years training
without isss Of seniority or pay
status Men Nho are refused
their Jobs back are authorized 10
Institute proceedings through
y. =. atiernsys.
Ths bill also skisnds the pro-
vision II the Eorid var soldiers
and sailors civil relief act 70
cover men mustered into services.
This act protests thsm aEainst
court Judgments Wills under
arms. and provides toF dsfsrmsnt
~ certain types u their ObliEa-
49,. 49, 49,.
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ENGLAND TAKES TT"

Maxi bombing fleets. seeking 10
destroy sturdy Royal Air Force de-
lenses. battered at southeastern
England again today. whilu Adolf
Hitler labored 10 check threats Of
a new Balkan war.
Following British bombing raids
on Germany and northern Italy
and Italian attacks on Palestine
and the Suez canal. hundreds Of
German raiders swept along tho
British coasts In an apparent at
tempt 10 knock out the n. A. ",
by mass attacks on airdromes from
Folkestone and Dover TO the
Thames estuary near London.
British dispatches said the
bombs wrecked nany stores.
restaurants and homes In NJ
least half . DOZEN towns and
caused q number Of casualties.
Probably a dozen German planes
were shot down. a. n. A. y. and
ground batteries thrust back the
Mani attacks.
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CLAIMS CONFLICT

The German official news agency
reported eight British planes had
been shot down compared to three
GERMANY In mass raid on .
Thames estuary airdrome. where
Nazi pilots reported grounded
planes and hangers were bombed
into a mass of ruins"
On the southeast coast. appar-
entity at Dover or Foikestone. a
United Press correspondent re-
ported relays of German planes
filled the sky for two hours In a
bombardment directed at II. A. v.
bases In the nearby hills
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HITLER IN FARLEY

British sources charged the
Nazis with carrying out terror
istic" raids on many towns. which
allegedly were bombed despite
absence Of military objectiyes.
Germany was believed prepared
TO force an immediate settlement
OF conflict--esulting In bloody
frontier battles this wesk--in the
Balkans. Hitler discussed the dead
locked Hungarian-R umanian from
tier dispute with the Italian and
German foreign ministers At saiz-
burg and sent them on 10 Vienna
10 bring the Hungarian and Ru-
manian foreign ministers 10 terms.
PORT SAID TARGET
Italian bombing planes for the
first time ralded PORT Said. a the
Mediterranean entrance Of the
suez canai-chief objective Of the
Italian campaign in Afriea-and
again struck at the great British
naval base Of Alexandra. British
sources said damage was slight
The Italians also again bombed
Haifa, the Palestine oil terminal
New British bombing raids we're
made on Northern Italy. The sixth
Continued On Page ). Column 81
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WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy tonight Friday. Temps:
High. 81: lew, 81. sun rises Ssfs;
Evening star., 1940-10-02

V-neck cardigan type. drop
stitch ribbed wool worsteds.
Navy. wine. green, brown and
black. Sizes SO to Is.
SDenfers-Mdfn Floor
Evening star., 1940-10-02

Foot pedal controlled.
A touch on the foot
pedal lifts or lowers
dreSsing table, leav-
ing both arms free;
the simplest. safest
way to bathe baby.
Complete with ham
mock, spray. rubber
coated tub, etc. Size
over all 36X20X4l
inches.
Intduts'-Mdir Floor
Evening star., 1940-10-02

Unusually fine
quality. lOrc
wool, with ray
on stripe. bal
ance c OF on.
Self help backs.
S h or I sleeves,
French legs.
Infants
M ain Floor
Evening star., 1940-10-02

Set con S IS Of
sweater. cap, leg
gings and mittens.
Medium and dark
colors. Styles for
little boys and girls.
Infants
Nam Floor
La gaceta., 1940-06-15

Ear GALES llenas de lodo. donde
solo sc veian gentes de Ia bur
guesia Y de la plebe. vestidas
con ell invariable kimono azul.
va no Sc Dian por aqui los
eldpoteoS del calzado de MADEIRA
de los japoneses, golpeando el
aSfalto; ahora, hombres, mule
res y ehiquillos, las traviesas
muSm6s. los deScaradoS maskos,
pululaban silenciosos por el ba-
FRO como enjambre de insectos.
Las mujeres y las ninas neva.
ban cast tOdas un pequehuelo a
la espalda, metido en- una espe-
Gle de funda.
A ISidoro lie habia extranado,
desde que desembancara en- este
pals misterioso Y bizarre. YER a
las mujeres Y a las nihas mover
Sc TODD el dia con el hijo o el her
mantle a Ia eSpalda, ir a las ten
das, charar con las amigos,
haeer yisitas y pasear por Gales
La gaceta., 1940-06-15

las GALES.
De vez en- cuando tambien,
cruzaban automobiles, camiones
cargados de cajas.,.
Y las mujers. tan peQuehitas
tan delgadas, que lie aeguian dan
do a Isidoro la sensation de mu-
neeaS circulaban por las aceras
o por el barro del arroyo, con su
eterno esbozo de sonriSa, envuel
tas en- sus kimonoS blancOs, 0
negroS, o azules o rojoS, segdn
su eondicion social, con Ell mo-
numental peinado que sObresa-
Tia varies centimetros sobre sus
cabezas, y pareeian un adorno
de MADEIRA barnizada.
Cruzando luego el barrie de
Shimada, lleno de avenidas v bu
levares como los de cualquier
urbe europea, y donde Sc veisn
rdseaeielos iguales a los de New
York, bordearon ell canal del
Emperador y comenzaron a cru
La gaceta., 1940-06-15
Tnimfaron por "nocauts"
los. dosmuchachos atinos
I'm programa desigual, pero ell p1blico dej6
sus dolares en- las taquillas

I'm nuevo programa desigual
ofreci6 anoche la empresa de
Benjamin Field, pero Ell piblico
concurri6 y dej6 sus d6lares Ell
las taquillas.
Tommy Gomez, uno de los mu
chachos latinos del programa,
derrib6 en- Ell segundo asalto, pc
niendolo a dormir, a Jimmy De
Witt, de Jacksonville. Nadie es-
peraba otro resultado.
I'm gancho de izquierda Sc es-
trell6 contra la cabeza de jim
my y este cay6 a la Iona, por Ia
cuenta de nueve. Gomez approve
ch6 la ventaja para hacer ''tri-
zas" a su contrario, en- ell segun-
do, y tirarlo de nuevo, por la
cuenta definitiva. I'm upper
cut" por la mandibula produjo
la "catastrofe."
joey Raymond, otro muchacho
latino, puso a dormir, tambien
La gaceta., 1940-06-15

violentisimos, habian destruido
barrios enteros, como este del
Yosiwara, donde VIVA Ia pobla-
'ci6n mas miserable de la gran
urbe que era Toxic, con sus dos
millones y medic de habitantes,
y donde Bergoha habia pOdido
yer muchas wees en- los zagua-
mes de las easas hechas de ma
dera y esterillas, muchachas ja-
pOnesas en- un eScaparate.
Fran las pensionistas de cier
tas casas... que Sc exponian CO.
mo Sc expone una mercaHcia
cualquiera,.,
Hoy, TODD este barrlo apare-
Sia cast destruido por complete,
y solo aqui y ALA, q 10 largo do
las dos o tres avenidas anchfsi.
mas que 10 cortaban y que ha-
bian sido desembarazadas de es-
ccmbros y cadaveres, Sc levanta
ba alguna casa improvisada con
Ia gracia de los edificios iaponA
La gaceta., 1940-06-15
L1GA NACToNAu
L6pez Vsndido a los PiritOs

Uno de los Elejores racepto-
res de las grandes ligas, Ell tam
peho Alfonso Lopez, fue vendi-
do aver por las Abejas de Bos-
ton a los Piratas de Pittsburg.
Los Piratas entregaron al Bos-
ton Jos servicios del catcher Ray
Berries y una cantidad de dine
70 no mencionada.
Alfonso era captain de la mo-
vena y al mismo tempo su cat
cher n1mero l.
Franckie Frisch, ell director
de los Piratas, tiene una alta o.
pini6n de Alfonso Y dice que es
ell catcher, de los conocidos por
81, que mejor sabe manejar a
los pitchers.
En- Ell desafao de aver entire las
Abejas y los Cubs, vencieron las
con anotaci6n de a
.por 2. Lopez no jug6. Erickson
lanz6 por los vencedores y Olsen
por los vapuleados.
Chicago &c. All, 2e; Boston &c,
10h, lie,
La gaceta., 1940-06-15
Los desafios de manana en- Cuscaden
IuegOs de importancia para la UniOne y 10. Lealel

Los desafios que ell pasado
domingo fueron suspendidos,
a causa de la lluvia, Sc juga-
ran mahana en- ell parque Gus
caden.
Librarian ell primer encuen-
tro, a la 80, los Caballeros
.Leales vel Circulo Cubano.
Los Leales Sc italian a la ca
beza del circuito, pero con una
pequena ~ventaja.
JESUS Rodriguez dirigira a
los cubanos. Montoto dice que
tiene en- eartera, para 81 Ercu
10, un pitcher sensational.
Escogeran los Leales, para
La gaceta., 1940-06-15

en- el segundo asalto, a Tony Ii
berto, de la ciudad de allende Ell
puente de Candy. Raymon le pc
go al cuerpo con una derecha y
despues lie "dispar6" la izquier-
da al amandibula. Tuvieron que
relcogerlo y llevarlo a su eSqul-
ma. La mano de joey fue puesta
en- alto.
Buddy Rose venci6 por deci-
sion a Woody Jones, pero no pu
do "acoStarlo." Algunos peritos
habian dicho que Woody corria
Ell riesgo de ser derribado por "a
cuenta de diez.
frankie Thomas venci6 por
nocaut tecnico, en- Ell cuarto a.
salto, a Bill Scollaro FL arbitro
puso fin a la accion, evitando
castigo a Bill,
Ulises Vale no pudo pelear
por haberse lastimado una ma
no,
La gaceta., 1940-06-15

tinieblas y Ell silencio, parecia!e
ccntemplar y OR la figura Y la
voz de Maria de las Moves.
1911
Estaba aqui...
Estaba alui con el...
Todo 10 que hasta ahora le ha
bia atormentado, habia sido un
NAL sueno.
FL no estaba solo.
En- la alcoba eontigua dormia,
honesta y recatada y pura, "a
muier querida hasta un grade
Les dos habian cenado jun
tOs.
Aeababan de s~ostener una dul
&c y muy larga y muy sabrosa
conversation de sobremesa.. v
Maria luego. rendida por el
Sueho, Sc habia levsntado Ia pri
mera, Sc habia acercsdo a 81, !e
habia abrazado. le habia lena
DO de besOs y earicias..., 50 ha.
La gaceta., 1940-06-15
o Los GUANTES
GoDoY Sc EJERCITA

Arturo Godoy Sc prepare en-
Carmel, New York, para su
pelea de la semana pr6xima
con Jose Luis, ell negro cam
pe6n. Godoy sigue mejorando
su gancho izquierdo, golpe
con ell cual piensa arrebatar
su corona al "dinamitero."
Ell chileno esta ayudado en-
los ejercicios por James j..
Johnson y Henry Moroz. Pesa
2O5 libras Y Sc mueve con evil
dente agilidad.
Todos sus movimientos los
realiza Arturo con admirable
confianza, 10 que hara mas d.
ficil la pelea, en- cuanto a Jose
Luis.
Godoy no dice que va a ae'
rribar a su contrario; pero su'
amigos Green "que piensa to.
marie la medida al campeor
V ac~ostarlo."
Ell estilo de Arturo Sc bass
en- ~movimientos elusivos, d.
modo que los golpes del con
trario no peguen en- los luga
res mas vulnerables de su cue.
po.
We'll, su director, tiene con
fianza en- ell ganeho izquierd'
del sudamericano. "Galento de
rrib6 a Luis con un gancho d
izquierda. Con su gancho trata
ra Godoy de repetir la hazaha !
conquistar la corona"
Las piernas del chileno pare
cen perfectas, 10 mismo que 81
respiration.
La gaceta., 1940-06-15

SEES, que Sc cOnstruyen en- media
Cuando regresaron a Ia En-
bajada, Isidoro cen6 pronto y sc
.acost6.
Los agasajos y las fiestas en-
honor de Blasco Ibahez los dias
pasadcs, habianle rendido.
Sc alegraba de no tener que ir
al teatro, nj a banquete alguno,
nj a fiesta, nj a concierto...
lba a estar solo y tranquilo
por unas horas
Pero al caer en- Ell lecho, COLI
ira 10 hue 81 erey6, ell suehe no
aeudia a sus ojos,
Los discusses y Ia presencia
del gran novelista espahol.... ha-
oianle refrescado demasiado los
recuerdOs de la patria armada.
para que ell sueho acudiera. pia-
doso y consolador.
Habia apagadO Ia tuz, y en- las
La gaceta., 1940-06-15
TONIC SEGUNDO
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

da un remiendo blanco, donde
podia leerse una palabra en- ja-
pones...
Era el nombre de la eompa-
MIA o empresa para la que ira
bajaba el obrero.
Estudiantes, llevando cast to-
dos unas enormes gafas de con-
cha y una gorra galoneada Y
vestidos no pocos de ellos a la
europea. circulaban tambi6n
por las GALES, sorteando los ko-
Sasnlds 0 los carros cargados de
mercancias, de los que tiraban
largos roSarios de trabajadores
que Sustituian en- este pals a ca
y bueyes, eseasisimos en-
La gaceta., 1940-06-15

lamar, entire Pulido, Pedrero
y P~atricio.
Sc disputaran los laureles
en- ell segundo partido, ell fuer-
tie club de la Unione Italiana Y
los reforzados muchachos del
Centre Asturiano.
Jugaran por Ell Centre sus
dos nuevas estrellas, Jose Ma
gadan y Tony Garcia.
Los italianos cuentan con
los servicios de tres buenos pit
cheers, Saleme, Capitano Y Lon
val,
Jimenez reaparecera en- uno
de los jardines del Centre.
Tendran a su cargo la distri
buci6n Y cuidado d las pelotas
! los delegados del Circulo Gu.
bano y Ell Centre Asturiano, Sc
nores Luis Sanchez y Charles
Fernandez.
La Liga acord6 la semans
aDtepasada mantener alberta
la lista de peloteros en- la pri
mera serie.
Esto Sc hace para ayudar 8
las novenas debiles.
La gaceta., 1940-06-15

n
Admirable es su forma; pc
70 debemos procursr que no Sc
exceda-dijo Ell entrenador Del
aspirante.
POGO antes de su Ultima pelea
con Luis, el chileno estuvo en-
.fermo de grippe.
Antonio Fernandez, amigo de
Godoy y campe6n de Chile, pc
SO mediano, Sc incorpor6 va al
c~ampamento.
Fernandez lie ayudara a desa-
rrollar una mayor ligereza de
piernas.
La gaceta., 1940-06-15
VICTORIA DE JACK LARRI-
MORE


New York, JUNO 15.-El irlan
ces Jack Larrimore fue derriba
do tres veces en- Ell primer asal-
to Y pereci6 aturdido en- ell Sc
gundo Y en- ell cuarto, pero con-
sigui6 veneer, por puntos, a Vic
tor Dellicurti, de Harlem. Pesa-
ba Jack lat libras y Ell italiano
l48.
Tn gancho de izquierda a la
mandibula provoc6 la primera
caida de Larrimore y tambien
la cuenta de nueve. lie tir6 des-
pues una deredha, por la cabe-
"a, pero Sc levant6 sin conteo.
En- los 1ltimos asaltos Larri-
more atac6 a su contrario y con
sigui6 superarle.
Parte del pdblico protest6, en-
forma violenta, considerable IN
justo 81 fallo.
Quintin Breese, de Manhat
tan. Kansas, derroto en- un int.
resante match a Norment Quar-
les, de Jackson Heights, Jerry
Fiorello, de Brooklyn, hizo Ia
bias con Norman Hurdman, d,
Toronto.
La gaceta., 1940-06-15

Mas de $1,000 espectadores
presenciaron Ell primer desafio
de la serie entire los Dodgers y
los Rojos, ganado por los prime
ros, con score de 2 carreras por
o.
Lake Hamlin dej6 a los Rojos
en- dos hits. Joe Medwick jugd
Ell jardfn izquierdo por Ell Brook
Ign e hizo seis cogidas de i'm
portancia. AL bate peg6 I'm hit,
impulsando una de las dos carre
ras de su nuevo club. Gene
Thompson cargo con la derro-
ia.
Cincinnati DC, Oh, lie; Brook
Ign &c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1940-06-15

Los Piratas fueron derrotados
aver por los Gigantes. Dos pit
cheers usaron los derrotados v
cuatro los triunfadores. Vicente
Di Maggie peg6 dos jourones.
Pittsburg &c, 8h, lie; N. York
&c, 1Sh, lie.