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La opinión., 1940-06-22
VICTORIA DEL
UNION LAGUNA
SOBRE GALLOS

ToRREoN, coah., JUNO IS. =
(PC).- Tirando su lanzador as
Manuel Fortes, Union-Laguna de-
rrot6 a los Gallos - Santa Rosa
por la anotacion de II carreras a
6. Fortes concedio a los plumfferos
once hits, mismos que los algodo-
neros dieron a Glover y Cornelius,
solo que los locales supieron ligar
los oportunamente.
aJmes Bell, gran jardinero CEN
trail que ha saLido cAptarse las
simpatfas aqui, como en- todas par
ties donde defiende a su club, tue
uno de los heroes de esta jo.nada,
bateando de vuel.- entera. lgual
estuvo Ramirez.
Glover Y Cornelius poncharon a
cuatro laguneros, mientras Fortes
dci6 con ell arma al hombro a sic
te san~tarosinos.
La opinión., 1940-06-22
oTRo ~INCiDENTE

Y mientras que Ia Procuraduria
de Distrito hacia las investigated
mes del "caso Medwick', ell presi-
dente Ford Prick, de Ia Liga Ma
cional, suspendia aver al catcher
Mickey owen, de los Cardenales de
san Luis, por 'conducta tendiente
a incitar desordenes'.
Frick no solo suspendio a Owen
For cuatro dias sino que 10 muito
en- $50 por haberse dado de eolpes
con ell Manager Leo Durocher, de los
Dodgers, durante ell iueeo n~octurno
del 1Itimo microbes.
La opinión., 1940-06-22
ARlZMENDl ENTRENA EN- Ell
RANCHO SOPER

Arizmendi ha estado entrenan-
dose en- Ell Rancho Soper. y su ma
mayer Cal Working asegura que
sus condolences fisicas son inme-
jorables. Working Sc muestra con-
fiado en- la victoria de su protegi-
do, ell pro2imo martes.
La pelea sera una de las mas
duras para Arizmendi, y de mas
interes para los aficionados, va que
Angott tiene ell record de haber de-
rrotado a todos sus ad~versarios-
n hoja de s~ervicios de la que So
10 Joe Louis puede vanagloriarse.
Angott, proclamado campeon de
peso ligero por la MIA. despu6s
de que derrot0 a Davey Day, en-
Chicago, ell 4 de mayo pasado en-
Louisville, Ky, ha sido ~superado
solo por tres hombres: Leo Ro-
dak, Davey Day Y Billy Marquardt.
En- Gambia, Angott Sc vengo dc
esas derrotas en- peleas dc revan-
cha, noqueando a Kodak en- un ro-
und y volviendo a derrotarlo por
segunda vez; Veneio dos wees a
Davey Day, y dos veces a Mar
quardt.
Solo un adversario ha puesto en-
la Iona a Angott en- toda su ca
rrera, y csc fue Baby Arizmendi,
en- Chicago. Un final de huracsn
salVo a Angott de la derrota a ma
nos de Arizmendi en- esa peIea, que
10 habria eliminado como oonten-
diente al eampeonato de ESQ Iigero
que ahora ostenta.
La opinión., 1940-06-22
Rectificaci6n
a I'm Informe

R%ectificando una information pu
blicada aqui sobro Ia actuacion de
Ia novena mexicana dc softball Po-
sadas, dc San Bcrnardino, 81 sehor
Frank Leyva nos cscribe para hn-
Ger constar que su noyena Mercu-
rio tiene en- su record una victoria
sobre los muchachos de San Ber-
nardino.
En- nuestra information deciamos
que Ia novena Posadas no habia
sufrido nj una derrota en- IA ac-
tual temporada, y ell senior LeyYa
nos dice en- 81 carta:
EVA a hacer dos semanas que Ia
novena mexicana Mercuries, de
Cotton, derrot6 a Ia Posada' de
san Bernardino, o a%notacion dc
3 %carreras a o."
La opinión., 1940-06-22
RECORD
DEL CAMPEON
SAMMY ANGOTT
Los criticos del box 10 con-
sideran como un "Arm-
strong blanco"

Los ~cronistas boxistieos de Nue.
va York eonsideran a Sammy An
gott, oil esmpeon de peso ligero de
la Association Naeional de Box, CO.
mo un Armstrong blanoo"-no obs
tante que Angott ha heeho oosas en-
ell ring, que Armstrong no ha podi-
do hacer.
Angott, quien ell pr6ximo martes
hace su debut en- ell Olympic Audi
forum enfrentandose a Baby Ariz
mendi, derribo dos veces a Aldo
Spoldi on una pelea dc 10 rounds.
Y Armstrong no pudo lumbar a
Spoldi nj una vez.
La pelea del martes, bajo la pro-
mocion de Jimmy Murray, ofrece
aspectos muy interesantes para los
a%ficionados de Los Angeles.
Nj Angott nj Arizmendi estan ella
s%ificados como noqueadores. Sin
embargo, Angott derribo a Spoldi,
quien Sc sostuvo en- pie durante
diez rounds frente a Armetrong, y
Arizmendi derribo a Angott, a
quien no pudieron poner en- la To-
ma g%olpeadores del calibre de Milt
Aron, Davey Day, Pete Lello (quien
noqueo al campeon Lew Jenkins)
y algunos otros.
Ell estilo de Aneott ha sido COM
parade con ell de Armstrong, 10 cuaI
es un NAL presagio para Arizmen-
di, va que en- cinco peleas con eI
negro, ell t%ampiqueho perdio tres.
Por otro Iado, Arizmendi do a An
gott ell susie Gle su vida en- noviem-
bre pssado, cuando p~eIearon en-
Chicago. LocaImente ell debut de An
sott es un acontecimiento boxisti-
CO, va que Viene como campe6n
mundial de peso Iisero, y esta sera
su primera presentation en- la Goa
ia del Pacifico.
La opinión., 1940-06-22
Ell AccIDENTE Al JuGADoR
ARGENTINE
cIupAD DE MEXICO,

ciUpAD DE MEXICO, JUNO
15.-CpC),- Durante los entrena-
mientos de los eauchos polistas
en- ell campo Marie" Hector La
nus fue despedldo por eneima del
clballo sufriendo Ia fracture de
la segunda vertebra. Este acclden-
to lamentable ha sldo eausa de
que los argentlnos no hagan In pre-
sontaci0n eabal de su equipo en-
una serIe international amsltosa,
conn 'tleudo con nuestros mas dea-
tacados pollstas.
Sin embargo la quodadu subsa-
nado con 81 alincamiento del capt.
tan del eJercito, Cessna. Ia difficult
tad que por momentos Sc creyo
suspenderia el partldo inicial.
La opinión., 1940-06-22
LIDERES ESPANOLES EN-
PELIGR0

MADRID, JUNO 2O.-QNs).- I'm
.nforme proporcionado en- fuentes
e~spanolas en- Burdeos dice esta no
che que diez ex-miembros del gabi-
nete republican, espahol, Obligados
a huir a Trancia poco antes dc Ia
victoria de Franco, ofreci6 cada
uno la cantidad de un million de
frances a ana compania de aviacion
francesa porque los llevara a Ar
sci,
Ell informe dice que la compania
rechaz6 Ia ofertR.
La opinión., 1940-06-22
POR 3 A DOS GhNARoN
Ell SEGUNDO

Ia tercera derrota consecutive
sc IN i|nfligicron a Bob Griffith
a qulcn no 10 han dejado respirnr
agusto debldo a que no tienen Ian
zadores dignos del equipo que pue
dan ayudar a estos.
Bob no 10 hizo nal pero perdio
p1r 3 a . carreras.
Hllario Cara principle tirando
por los yisltantes, pero do MUGS
tras de cansanclo y Manuel olive
ros inmedif lante orden0 su sa-
Ida del centric del diamante me-
tiendo a su estrella Juan Guerre-
70 con qulcn termino %ganando 81
to GRO y dltimo dc Ia scric, Ia cual
Sc llevaron fntegra.
La opinión., 1940-06-22

Para los siguientes potros no ha-
bian sldo asignados jockeys hasta
gnoche:
Ardenell, l06 libras; Luiclas 8
Son, 102 y pala Squaw. 100 libras.
Francis =. Dunno. |secretario de
%carreras del Parque Hollywood.
anuncio aver ell II de julio como
la fecha IN que SO celobrara la ca
Irera dedicada a los criadoros dc
potros en- California, cuyos potri-
los de nm ano de edad fueron COM
prados el aho pasado en- la yenta
tnual de erano que sc celebra en-
el Parque Hollywood.
Esta earrera especial sera a Gin
CO y medic furlongs, por un premio
do $4,000, y competiran solo potros
do 2 amos de edad eomprados en-
Hollywoo Park. Red Chip fue ell
venoedor dc este eVento ell aho pa
sado.
La opinión., 1940-06-22
IL POTROS EN-
Ell HANDIC AP
GOLDEN STATE
Bubbling Boy lleyara ell Pc
so maximo en- esta carre-
ra, hoy

A pesar dc los rumores eireulados
aver sobre las probalidades de que
Sweepida no entrarS en- aeoion hoy
en- la tarde en- ell handicap Golden
State, attraction estelar del progra-
ma IN el Parque Hollywood, ell uni
CO competitor dudoso es Gold 6ub-
Bile. Con exception de este potro,
los u que fueron inseritos para ell
Golden State, a n milla I'm dieo,-
seisavo y por IN premio dc ......
$4,000, estdn listos para salir a la
pista.
la lista de los candidates. con los
Jockeys que los montardn y sus pc
SOS respeetivos, es la slguiente:
La opinión., 1940-06-22
Comintra Gan6
una Serie al
Hudson Puebla

PUE5LA, JUNO TO- (Pc). -
Manuel Oliyeros y Catalan Saldi-
var realizaron en- 81 nueya jira
por esta heroita ciudad 10 que no
hicieron los Indios del Anahuac,
pes mientras estos Ia perdleron,
los relinos sc Ia lleyaron integra.
El s4bado ganaron y hoy en- ell
doble encuentro h%icieron 10 pro-
Pic. Tl primer juego fue con re-
su1tado de 8 carreras n 2,
Tirso do Anda con ms bola quo
parecia no llegar a ]. meta, los ira
bajo muy bien, mlentras 81 lanza
dor poblano le hicieran cinco, to
das n base de leno.
La opinión., 1940-06-22
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La opinión., 1940-06-22

pitchers de Hollywood o 9 victo-
rias. por 4 derrotas, mientras Que
Lee Slime es ell mejor pitcher de
Los Angeles. con 8 yictorias y .
derrotas.
La opinión., 1940-06-22

4 LEA listed IA OPINION" 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-06-30
Use Sturdy Bottles

WHERE you carry liquid prepara-
tons in air luggage, it is wise to use
sturdy bottles, to cap them securely
wrap them with cotton, and to have
them only partially filled. Liquid ex-
pansion at high attitudes can cause
breakage of thin glass bottles.
If you travel in foreign countries,
carry as many cosmetics as you are
going to need, not because you cannot
find your own brands in most South
American or Canadian cities or in our
own island possessions, but because
you will perhaps want to spend your
). vacation freed of this necessity.
Your minimum requirements for
almost any kind of vacation trip will
be your own wash cloth and your own
soap that suits the needs Of your skin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-06-30
IF You're TAKING A TRIP
Here's how smart women keep looking
beautiful on plane, boat or train
<y Yyh'fa blythe

and the kind Of water you expect to
encounter; cleansing cream Or
lotion to float off travel CRIME; good
skin cream, extra rich if you plan 60
ing into high attitudes; a malnstay
deodorant; busting powder or cologne;
depllatory or a small safety razor;
makeup aids; hair nets, both for
guarding your curls by night and your
couture by day; as generous a supply
of powder puffs and tissues as you can
find room for; and a dependable sun
protector. This last can be lotion,
oil or cream to invite tan, or a make
up base that screens out burning rays
under your powder and helps to pre-
vent tan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-06-30
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

Never mind" He smiled crooked
ly, touching his swollen eye. I'm
grab a taxi and go home and get fixed
up. I'm all right"
John, Why do you have to be that
way?"
WELL" he exclaimed. good heav-
ems, | couldn't stand by and see -
Il don't mean that
What do you mean"
You're so - so - sufficient -
so Oh, it's hopeless!'
whats hopeless, Evelyn?'
You treat me like child! | hate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-06-30

people act as those they love expect
them to act?"
What did you say?" he gasped.
But she turned and fled into the
house; not, however, before he had
seen her glance, which, more than any
words, was explicit.
Wondering if he had been deaf as
well as blind, he followed her into the
house; hmping, aching, squirting. yet
entirely unaware of any emotion bYt
delirious happiness that he had nevdr
expected to know.
The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-06-30

1N MAKING plans for your summer
vacation, remember the proverb
"He who travels llghtest travels
swlltest." The travel-wIse woman to-
day can arrive from transContlnen-
tai trek with a stcpped-trom-the
shower freshness, which she achieves
with a handful of beauty aids and
thumb-sized mirror.
How is it done? BY making wise
choice of grooming essentials and
herding them together into the small
est possible space. One solution to the
problem is a compact beauty kit.
already QUILTED with cosmetics and
with enough surplus space for person
allied items Another solution Is to
use fitted travel case and to transfer
YOUR own faithful aids into it. If you
like to organize your own equipment.
YOU can use an untitled auxiliary kit,
as simple or as deluxe as you wish, put
in your own trays, lay in cotton, and
pack up your indispensaoles.
If you value your peace OF mind as
we'll as your travel ease, you will not
tuck toictrles into odd corners of your
bag or use them to stuff hat crowns, a
packing device that forces you to rip
through your luggage to find cold
cream or tooth paste.
And if you travel by plane, remem-
Der that you cannot get at your main
luggage during the course of your jour
ney. For that reason, airllnes encour-
age you to carry your cosmetics IN a
separate piece of hand luggage, which
is left in your possession. Weight
allowance agreed on by all domestic
alrlines is a maximum of forty pounds
for anv distance travelled in this coun-
try. Flights to foreign countries, such
as South America, increase this allow
ance by several pounds. However, 1t
is necessary to limit your cosmetics
to basic needs. to pack them prefer
ably in lightweight plastic containers,
and to carry small allowances of what
you need, replenishing your supply
when you reach your destination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-06-30
oee.Sovins Tricks

MANY of these necessities can be
found in SpaCe-savlrg containers ratn-
er than in the bulkier jars and bottles
that you may ordinarily use. Thought
permeated with soap. thus combining
two items in one; and there are dlSpos-
able wash cloths. no larger than poker
chips which, when immersed IN water,
swell to norma, size and unpredict-
able thickness. You can even get
creams in capsule-form, small gelatin
containers no larger than gum drops
but each containing enough liquid
for full face coverage.
Sun oils to encourage tanning also
come in marble-size gelatin spheres.
one of which, pierced with pin, re-
leases enough liquid for face, hands
and arms There are self-saturated
cleansing pads in small Theoretically
sealed cases, like compacts. They are
a godsend for a quick freshening job
So much for the necessities. If you
have the space. there are other items
which are nice to have and which will
add to your comfort. One is an atom
izer for your cologne bottle. 1t gives
you a refreshing spray and is a good
substitute for cold shower But make
it point to replace the cap on your
bottle after you remove the attach
ment. Neat squares of gauze make fas-
tidious aids for applying lotion.
A thumb and forehnger cut out of
an old pair Of gloves will guard your
nails from stains when you use rouge
and mascara. Felt dominoes, ready
moistened with camphorated solu-
ton and packed in vacuum sealed
jars, are also available as travel boon
for eyes that need relief from strain
and dust. Or if you prefer an eye wash,
you can carry your own simple borlc
acid solution or ready-made one.
There are lotions on the market whose
bottles are capped with eye cups,
which eliminate one item from lug
gage. If you expect to face sun-glare
on land or water. it is wise to include
a pair of sun glasses, fitted with OPP
tically sound lenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-06-30
TOUCH AND GO
Continued from poge eleven

itr' She stamped her foot; glared at
him with bright tears in her eyes.
al heard what you told those men.
Why didn't you tell me? John -
don't - don't think it's amusing -
or exciting - any more - for people
to get in horrible messes and have to
be pulled out. I'm grown up,
John. But you're blind - blind!'
"Well, sometimes you act like a
child" he said at last - despairingly.
Its your fault, John Spander!'
MY fault How could that be?'
Don't you know, you idiot, that
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-10-26
SUPPLY OF COPPER
Held SUFFICIENT
Congressman, Smith NOti=
fed By Defense Commits
sion of Vital Necessities

Washington, D. c., Oct. 25-Con-
gresham ]. Joseph Smith of Con-
necticut said today that he has
been assured by the Defense Com
mission that the domestic supply
of copper is and will be sufficient
to meet the requirements of our
manufacturing industries in the de-
Tense program.
After comforting with Mr.. R. j.
Lund of the Defense Commission,
Congressman Smith said that as
surance was given that the Com
mission will keep in close touch
with the copper supply situation
and insure that a sufficient supply
will be available throughout the re-
armament program.
Reports were current that there
might be shortage of copper, and
it was said that one manufacturer
in the Naugatuck valley reported
receiving a request from another fol-
supply of copper necessary to a
defense order.
Copper is considered the most i'm
portant raw material in the pro-
duction of brass
Congressman Smith has interested
himself y. the domestic supply of
strategic and critical materials
since 1885 when he sponsored the
so-called "stock pile" bill to build
up our reserves of raw materials
necessary to the manufacture OF
defense equipment.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-10-26
Stocks In Irregular
Decline During Week

favorable Wards automotive re-
ports stated that output of passen-
ger cars and trucks this week to-
tailed 117,080, against 114,672 in the
previous week and 1920 year ago.
The American Iron and Steel In
stitute reported steel operations this
week at just under 95 per cent of
capacity. a record high on a ton
mage basis.
Electricity output set an all-time
record high. Retail trade increased
over the previous week and was
seven to 10 per cent above a year
ago.
Freight car loadings rose contra
seasonally, but this failed to stimu-
late buying of railroad shares which
showed an easier tendency. I'm
provement in air line travel helped
issues in that group.
Oil issues were somewhat better,
notably the recent weak spot, Stand
ard Oil Company New Jersey
Rubbers firmed and numerous spe-
cial issues met demand in selective
buying operations. There also was
selective selling which brought a
few wide declines.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-10-26
BY ELMER C. Waller
UNITED Press Financial Editor

New. York, Oct. 26-tUP)-Stocks
advanced fractions to more than
point today in what Wa11 street
described as reaction to the Lewis
speech recommending election Of
Wendell L. Willkie. Trading in
creased.
Steel issues were leaders with
Republic and U. s. Steel the most
active. The latter gained more than
point before meeting moderate
profit taking Bethlehem was up
more than a point
CopperS made mall gains and
motors were firm. Chemical had
gains ranging to nearly points in
Dow. Rails, oils, mercantile shares,
tir tissues and rail equipments
joined and rise American locomo-
tive preferred made new high at
70 3-8 up 7-8 points.
Air line issues added small
amounts to yesterdays gains. Farm
stocks improved and aircrafts moved
higher after early irregularity. STAN
dard Oil of New Jersey rose nearly
point. Johns Manville was firm.
Business news was favorable.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-10-26
Final Reports Monday
On Girl Scout Appeal
Committee Announces Donation Of $500 to Fund;
$500 Quota for Continuance Of Program

week, and gave the invocation. Es-
ther Sanders, Of the Woodbury.
troop. was also at the. speakers
table. She discussed Vocational Elk
ploration."
woodbury. Patrol
Rev. Roger B. T. Anderson, rector
of Trinity Episcopal church, viii
give the Invocation Monday night
Supper win be served BY the Wood
bury scouts.
Along the air waves, the council
today continued to address the pub
lie, a broadcast being given at HIS
o'clock this morning from station
WATR on camping activities. The
final broadcast Of the financial drive
will be given. from WATR Monday
at 6:15 o'clock, when a dramatiza-.
ton Of the life OF Juliette Low,
founder of the movement, will be
presented in connection with Girl
Scout week, October ~ TO Novein-
Der 2.
BY means Of the radio, the entire
panorama Of the Girl Scout organ
ization in Waterbury was reviewed.
Discussions
The Waterbury Council Of Girl
Scouts will discuss history, organi-
zation and the need of the, girl
scouts at 10 a. m. daily at the St.
Johns parish house from October
29th to 3lst inclusive. Mrs. George
E. Cowperthwait, general chairman
of appeal, states that the program
arranged win include other meet
ings and will be held at the YMCA.
The program shows the need for "a
fund to maintain the work that the
Waterbury. girl scouts viii need for
the year. Of 1904. Mrs. Cowperth-
wait urges the girl scouts to attend
these meetings. IA
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-10-26
WOOL MARKET

Boston, Oct. 26 UP) - Only .
moderate volume of business was
transacted in domestic woods on the
Boston market during the past week,
the U. S. Agriculture department.
reported today.
Prices remained quite firm but
requirements of buyers were smaller
and less urgent than in the previous
two weeks. Demand slackened also
in the latter part of the week ON
foreign woods of grade equivalent
to domestic and fine half-blood
woods.
Graded combing bright fleece
woods had a spotty demand at
grease basis prices ranging A to
As cents for fine Delaine and half
blood, and at 46 to AZ cents for
three-eighths and quarter blood.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-10-26
CHURCH THESPIANS
OFFER SHORT PLAY

A family night program was en-
1oyed at the Bunker Hill Congrega-
tional church last evening, featur-
ing refreshments, games and dra-
matte entertainment.
The supper was in charge Of Mrs.
G. E. Bloom. Cyril Cross directed the
community singing with Norman
Hovey as accompanist at the piano.
The games were directed by Leslie
Rood and John Ensor.
Bread a one-act play was
staged, featuring cast OF Mrs F.
9. Dunsmoor, A. E.s Brown, Mrs.
Warren Robbins, Ruth Goodenough,
Joyce Rogers and Marshall Burns.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-10-26
ENDORSES smith
new C. OPT CLUB
Organization Formed to
Promote Candidacy of
Congressman

Formation of a Republican
Smith-for Congress Club" was effect
ed at meeting last night with
George L. McGrath being elected
president and william L. Delaney
secretary. The organization will
campaign for Republican votes for
the reelection of Congressman j.
Joseph Smith, Democrat.
Mr.. McGrath, one of the organizers
of the local chapter of Disabled
American Veterans and senior vice
commander of the Sons of Union
Veterans, in a statement today de-
clared that Congressman Smiths
record at Washington entitled him
to serve another term. He praised
the congresman's early advocacy Of
national defense measures, citing
Smith introduced legislation, includ-
ing the educational orders act.
The new club will have no connec-
ton with the Democratic party, it
was announced, and will work indie
pendently for the reelection of the
congressman. Several meetings are
planned for the period between now
and elction day