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Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-05-31

the composition of your garden picture
1t is possible to produce continu-
Gus show of flowers with perennials
and ANIMALS grown from seed. No one
need hesitate about combining these
classes Of flowers in the border. The
modern idea is to consider flowers
solely from the standpoint Of their
effectiveness in the picture. without
regard to whether they live one year
or 20.
Of course perennials give the earliest
flowers and the largest plants. A
perennial starts the season full grown,
whereas ANIMALS must make their
growth from seed and produce their
flowers the same season. Perennials
often Gle each fall. Nevertheless among
the modern ANIMALS, with their con-
stantly improved types, there are many
which rival perennials in size; though
none which bloom so early as the
earliest perennials.
Among the early perennials which
can be grown from seed are anchusa
myosotidiflora, which has flowers like
the forget-me-not, in April; the column
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-05-31

WITH A WEDDING IN MIND
Red and White Rose Salad Crisp Sailed Waters
Chicken Mousse Mushroom
Fresh Buttered Peas Tiny Hot Rolls
Tray Of Reishes
Ice Cream in Rose Molds Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream
Brides Cake Groom's Cake
This planned for wedding breakfast But
makes elegant luncheon
RED AND WHITE ROSE SALAD
Select small firm tomatoes Do not peel Scoop them out slightly
around the outside
To make the Cream Cheese Petals package white
snsy spread easily Fin with the cheese
ps s ts Gf S P III srss s bs s S
tomato quick with
The at the end will the and look
aeens ss the s1s @
TWO No Ss Te BE- n
pkas Aes time s may be sa1Se double row.
CHICKEN MOUSSE
:s. e. f. bread crumbs
(about cups) Y tsp. paprika
/ cup cup e %ia 10 egg whites
Put Ssw chicken breast through the fine knife Of food grinder
eTabs .o 4dd
III Ed Il % .1s sss Ths WITH RSu5 5 p sa g.
Xth 70, II: AT Downing
msfs 10 to Il sss with pmsn' cut fancy
MUSHROOM SAUCE
=: :..':''.. L: 8; 5:s, flour
Wash fresh mushroonas
3 peeled CIT stem, and caps IN pieces canned mushrooms
Blend hot water IN double boiler
direct heat Until mixture thieksn' stirring constantly Season
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-05-31
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Gay Riddle Style
In Two Versions
PATTERN 128

Fashion enters through the nursery
door in this piquant style that makes
either a dainty frock or q merry sun
dress. Claire Tilden has designed Pat
tern 1928 in paneled, flaring nnes-so
becoming to small buSy-bodies; so easy
for busy mothers to stitch up. Let the
Sewing Guide show Just what to do,
and you can make both styles in no
time at all! The top Is cut in decora-
tive points, front and back, and belt
may come from each side-front to tie
in perky bow behind. Just see how
simply the frock Is designed, with its
cap sleeves and Jokes all cut In one
piece, eliminating extra scanning. You
may use either spirited contrast or
matching fabric, but be sure to have
dainty lace edging. The sun style, crisp
and fresh-looking with ruffled trim,
omits the Jokes and sleeves and uses
straps instead. How about selecting
cool dotted swiss, batiste or wolfe for
the frock, and colorful chambray or
Bingham for the play dress?
Pattern 1913 Is cut In childrens sizes
2, 4, 6, and 10. Size 6, party dress,
reuires TX yards 35-inch fabric and
TX yards edging; sun dress, IL yards
35-inch fabric.
Send fifteen cents 15c) in coins for
this pattern. Write clearly size, name,
address and style number. -. -, ~.
Send orders to Pattern Department
M. NJ, 70 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. z.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-05-31

BILLINGS-The population Of Bill
lings has grown from 1880 in 1880
to 1888 in 1910, preliminary 1910
census figures reveal. The population
Of Greater Billings, consisting of two
school districts which embrace the city
growth of 1881 percent, from 1924
to 28,794 Billings Is the first of Mon
tana's larger cities to publish the 1910
figures,
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-05-31

bines, which flower In April; d
alpha, which makes a carpet Of
flowers in April; the Elder
which blossoms in May; dictaf
or gas plant, which flowers in
linum perenne, or flax, which III
in May; mertensia virginia., or
ginia cowslip, which flowers in
nepeta mussini, mauve catnip, III
ing in May; polemonium coeruleui
Jacobs ladder, bearing racemes Of
bell flowers in April: ranunculus
aticus, double buttercup, flowerif
May.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-05-31

BILLINGS-W. D. Kendrick of
conda was elected president Of
Montana Funeral Directors associ
at the closing session of the 40tH
nual convention here. He sud
Lawrence Opp Of Helena. H. NJ. d
dage Of Dillon was named vice
dent and Ralph Conrad of Helena
reelected secretary-treasurer. G|
Wade Of Butte and Ralph Rod
Deer Lodge were elected to the
of directors for the coming year.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-05-31
VEAL CASSEROLE

pound veal, cut in serving pieces
] cup uncooked rice
II cups cooked tomatoes
medium sized onion, cut fine
2 teaspoons salt
l teaspoon paprika
2 heaping tablespoons flour
8 tablespoons fat
Brown onions lightly in fat, remove
and scar meat quickly on both sides
and place in creased casserole. Place
onions, rice and tomatoes on top of
meat Add salt, flour. paprika and a
dash of pepper to fat: brown and add
water to make thick gravy. Cook until
smooth and pour over meat. Bake,
covered, for about II hours in $50 de-
gree oven.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-05-31
BRESLAU OF VEAL
Mrs. Gilman johnson, Wolf Point,

2 cups chopped, cooked veal
gill Of stock
2 tablespoons of butter
cup fresh bread crumbs
cup milk or cream
tablespoon chopped parsley
8 egg yolks
tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
teaspoon salt
l teaspoon mushroom catsup
teaspoon pepper
Tomato sauce
Beat the egg yolks and chop the
parsley fine, then mix all Ingredients
well together. Brush custard cups well
with melted butter and press the mix
ture into them. Partly fill baking
dish with boiling water. stand cups in
it and bake in quick oven for 80 min
heated dish, pour tomato sauce
around and garnish with triangles Of
toast.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-05-31
AUGUST

In the picturesque garden, in which
flowers are grown to make a picture.
major problem is planning for a
succession of bloom. In such garden
there must be a continuous show. The
gardener is a stage manager, who must
plan and produce series Of spectacles
to charm the beholders.
To the uninitiated this may seem
more difficult than 1t really Is. The
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-05-31
CASSEROLE OF VEAL
Mrs. Alice Potter, Helena, Mont,

I large veal steak ! inch thick
large cup cubed potatoes
large cup cubed carrots
large cup canned peas
small diced onion
large can mushrooms
For the gravy cup milk. cup
catsup. cup cream.
Dredge the veal in flour and fry
in butter until nicely Drowned. Place
in casserole with all the vegetables
seasoned well. Fryings should be hot,
to which add catsup, milk and cream,
which makes a gravy to pour over the
steak and vegetables in casserole. Cook
slowly until vegetables are well done.
Serves f.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-05-31
SEpT-OCT.

supply of actors for the garden show
is almost unlimited. A seed catalog
gives an amazing list, of all types, tall,
short, blonde, brunette, vigorous, deli
cate, whatever you may want. Nature
has provided them in great abundance.
Each flower has its season of bloom,
determined by nature, and you have
only to select from those which bloom
each season, types which will fit into
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-05-31

Cream butter and sugar until
beat and add eggs one at time]
milk and flavoring. then sifted al
gradients. Beat well. Divide batte]
three portions, leave one plain,
the second a delicate pink Will
vegetable coloring, and the rema
dark with one square (ounce) m
chocolate. Drop by alternating 81
fuls into baking pan to give ma
effect Bake in loaf cake pan
with creased paper about Is mi
in moderate oven-35O-375 degre
This recipe serves 6 to 8.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-05-31

There Is great danger to the prin-
ciple Of individual freedom involved
In the poasihle victory Of nam Ger
Yale university.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-05-31
ICED PICNIC MOCHA
! cup chocolate syrup or

cup chocolate syrup or
syrup
2 cups chilled milk
! cup cream
D cup strong decaffeinated G
chilled
Whipped cream
Combine chocolate syrup,
cream and coffee. Beat or shake
Pour over cracked ice. Top
whipped cream If desired. Serves
To make the strong decaffet
coffee for iced picnic mocha, /
cup decaffeinated coffee and /
fresh boiling water. Make the (
according to any standard methc
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-05-31

RED LODGE-when Morris Buko-
mich OF Joliet goes after coyotes he
means business Buoknich brought in
. female coyote and 10 pups and pre-
sented his claim for bounties. All the
animals were killed in one den.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-05-31

Everybody wants second helps at a
picnic. So whether you hike to your
picnic or pile the crowd in the family
car, you'll want an easy-to-pack, easy
to-prepare menu that's sure to satisfy
all demands for more.
Sandwiches, substantial ones indi-
vidually wrapped in waXed paper, fresh
fruit, plenty of cake and cookies, and
lots of hot coffee make up a tempting
menu. If you serve decaffeinated coffee
everybody can enjoy second and third
cups without worry over sleeping prob
lens later on. And remember that de-
caffeinated coffee when you make it at
home by the pot or perculator method
before packing the hamper, needs a
little longer brewing to bring out its
full, rich flavor. An unfrosted cake Is
the easiest sort to take to a picnic.
Here's an easy recipe for toothsome
marble cake that will rate high with
picnickers.
MARBLE CAKE
cup butter
l cup sugar
2 eggs
cup milk
l teaspoon vanilla
IL cups flour
teaspoon salt
teaspoons baking powder
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-05-31
VEAL BALLS WITH DUMPLINGS
Mrs. Oswen Owen, Zortman, Mont.

/ pound chopped veal
2 cups-1 large carbonate puree
2 cups water
/ teaspoon salt
teaspoon pepper
bay leaf
2 tablespoons minced onion
Season veal with teaspoon salt and
/ teaspoon pepper. Form into IL small
balls. Brown in deep kettle. Add tomato
puree and water, also remaining sea-
soning and onions. Bring to a boil.
Drop dumplings by spoonfuls into
boiling sauce. Cover tightly and steam
10 minutes. Serves 6.
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well. Add the pickle and pimento and
pour over the chops. Garnish with the
bananaS-fried
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-05-31

Man best advances as he holds fast
to the development of private initiative
and Of the worth of the Individual.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-05-31
VEAL PIQUANT

Gene Carter, WhitefiSh, Mont.
Required amount Of veal chops
cup Cor more) sweet apple cider
l tablespoon lemon Juice Cor more
may be added
tablespoon finely chopped sour
pickle
l tablespoon finely chopped pimen-
to
l cup sour cream
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-05-31
l cup sour cream
8 bananaS-garniSh

Brown the chops In fat. Sprinkle
with salt, pepper and paprika. Add suf-
ficient water to nearly cover and sim
mer gently until tender. Place the
cooked chops on hot platter-then add
the cider, cream and lemon juice to
the liquid left in the pan. Thicker
with flour mixed with water and cook
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-05-31
M-~9am G,oc&en-
E11RaN3A @gL1G }
Your Home Service Department
WITH A WEDDING IN MIND


Your Newspaper-Betty Croker Home Service
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-05-31
MUSHROOM SAUCE
/ b. fresh mushrooms
! can mushrooms q o. si1s)
cup butter

wash fresh muhroouns
peeled Cut stems and pieces
used drain well and slice thin Cook
Blend -four and stir IN milk Cook in
direct heat until
$3.50
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-27
Father Divine
In New Heaven

NEW YORk-(ANP)-A new
heaven" to be known as a peace
mission was opened here last week
by Father Divine in what formerly
was the Rockland Palace, a Harlem
dance Hall. A meeting of 5000 Di-
vine followers attended the aus
piciouS opening.
Charles Lamb. Father Divlne'5
secretary, announced the dedica-
ton of a hotel across the street
from the mission, and said a five
year lease was signed for the lat
ter Mr. Lamb also stated that
Father Divine had left in the
Washington office Of Senator
Robert F. Wagner q petition near
ing 250,000 signatures, urging con-
gress TO pass tne aoti-lyQch plll,
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-27
PHILADELPHIA POLICE
FIRE ON YOUTHS

DELPHIA.-(ANP) a
near-riot took place in South
Philadelphia Tuesday when motor
cycle and squad police endangered
the lives of scores of by-standers by
firing on three teen-age boys. The
boys, returning to their homes from
neighborhood playground, we're
throwing stones, according to po-
lice. who gave no reason for firing.
One OF the boys, w. Randy DIX
on, Jr., Is, son of a Philadelphia
neWspaperman, wa Severly beaten
by one of the officers until
witnesses interceded. One witness
reported that the officer said
Shoot that u,...A.r'' referring to
the Dixon boy. ,...,,4.~.
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-27

M. v. D.-What on earth is wrong
with me. Everything I plan goes
wrong. Why did I leave Los Ange-
les just before time to take trip
with man that was going to New
York? Where should L go from
here.
Ans: At the present time you
have your head set on going TO
Houston, Texas and you may as
well carry out your plans. You
acted wise in not going to New
York with the man who asked you
you two weren't suited to one
another at all. This fall arrange to
go on to Houston and you will make
friends and be contented there.
S. 2. F.-Please tell me what to
DO. I love my wife but she haa
moved away from me two times
and each time she comes back
Now she is gone again and I wond-
CA II O1AS WILL TCUCt1 IL Stllu Sl1OuAO j
follow my mind?
Ans: Get out and have some fuai
yourself but let her come home
when she gets tired of living alone
She's peculiar to some extent-It
isn't that she doesn't love you, she
gets fed UP on one thing and de-
Sires a change and goes away.
She'll be back soon.
q. H PLEASE Sir tell me if /
will be able to go from place TO
place and sell as 1 have in mind?
am sure that ] would make a good
stleSman and would like to give 1t
trial?
Ans: You have the making of a
good salesman. 1 strongly advice
Jour taking the proposition open
at this time in the INSURANCE
COMPANY. / know of no better
line for you to begin your career as
a salesman and 1 am confident that
you will do well.
Z. w. IL am a young girl and
I'm in love with a married man.
He tells me he loves me but won't
give me his money. Has he got 6
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-27

J. L.-1dsten, / think that 7
married the wrong man. TIL me If
! did? Does the boy I used to go
with still care for me? I wrote
you a private letter in May and
haven't got no answer. Why?
Ans: No woman can be happy
in marriage when she has her heart
and mind on someone else. Stop
thinking about this boy you used to
go with-he has wife of his own
now. Pm sorroy you did not get
you reply back in May. You fail
ed to send your full name and ad-
dress. Send it to me by return
mail along with your problems and
you will hear from me within a
few days time.
G.. j. H-My wife left home and
mother influenced her to stay away
and I want ner to come home.
Will she?
Ans: At present time she's un-
decided what she wants to do. Ii
is my suggestion that you go to her
and talk things over. Show her
that you are serious in wanting to
get her back-she loves you but is
allowing her folks to sway her
mind.
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-27
Fleeing Suspect
Forgets Watch
Valued At $500

ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)-
A platinum watch, said to have
a value of about $500, was left in
a local pawn shop Monday after
a colored man dressed in over
alls became frightened when the
management called city police.
The watch was turned over to
police by the Bell Loan Office at
163 Peters street. The watch was
described as having, besides the
platinum case, numerals set with
diamonds, and a chain of white
gold set with pearls. Police set
about trying to find the owner
of the expensive timepiece, be-
ieving it stolen material.
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-27

NOTE-YOUR question will be answered FREE this column
ONLY when include clipping Of this column and sign
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The Phoenix index., 1940-07-27

eCOCkRAN, Ga.-Mr. Tho5.
Harris, who was accidentally struck
by an automobile. died Thursday.
Funeral services were held in
Green Grove Baptist Church Mon
day Rev. P. w. Williams Of
ficiating Inter,nent at Long st.
Cemetery,
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-27

jealous wife?
Ans: Yes, and a dangerous
wife too. That is of course if she
catches you hanging around her
husband. This man isn't going TO
give you anything at all, and you
might as well stop trying to 60
with him. Make dates with single
boys and let him alone.
The Phoenix index., 1940-07-27

E. il am woman 80 years of
age and have one child, no husband
Have been out of work for some
time and can't find job. Have
walked myself sick looking for
work and seem like the jinks is on
me. Tell me how, why or where ]
can find work?
Ans: Register at the agencies.
In your particular city the majority
of people get their jobs thru agen-
cies-therefOre you must depend on
them likewise. 1t is my suggestion
that you run an ad in the paper for
a couple of week ends and am
sure you will get results.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
qui, preguntarle una h..
i Digame, senoral

Subrayaba ell millionaire Ia
palabra sonora a cada instan.
tie, sabiendo que NADIA podia
halagar mas a esta mujer, sa-
Ida de la clase mas baja de-
pueblo, y sonreia ahora, espe
rando sus palabras, igual que
un gentilhombre:
-iQue me olga listed, 81 10
sabe, d6nde esta mi hijaI... S!
es cierto que lie han informa-
do a listed del drama que Ia
destrozado mi vida, sabra que
mi esposo, en- un momento de
celos insensatos, que 70 soy la
primera en- perdonarle al po-
bre milo, me ha arrebatado a
mi hija. iEsta acaso en- FL Ma
ranjal con los marqueses?
FL banquero, que no saba
NADIA acerca de Calita, ya que
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
Ell PROGRAMA DE ESTA
NOCH ZEN LA PISTA DE
SULPHUR SPRINGS
Promote ser Sensational la
OctdVa CdTTerd

En- ell programa de hoy, d.
once carreras, Sc espera una ser
Sacional competition, en- la octa.
va, entire Traffic Lucy, Ell favo-
rito, y Chickie, FL Solo, Tariff
Pride, Sally Sue, Whitskelol
Play Chap y Haidi. La distancia
sera de 5/16 de millas. Traffic
Lucy pesa AZ libras y es propie-
dad da w. E. Mills.
Como de costumbre la apues-
ia doble Sc verif,cara en- la Sc
gunda Y teroera carrera. Apare-
cen inscriptos para la segrmda
carrera Fair Judy, SWenska,
Traffic, Shine Lady, Jim Cog,
Crafty Captain, Rosaann y Off
ciail Siren.
Tomaran parte en- la tercera
Elsie Roll, un favoribo; Hay La
dy, Pat Dayenho, Susie Band,
Society Belle, Korena, Maypole
y Sondra.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29

Eulalia Sc habia guardado
muy bien de informarle sobre
Ell paradero de la pequena,
cogi6 por los pelos la OCCASION.
La hija desaparecida iba q
ser la cadena fortisima que a.
tara a esta sonora al caro- del
banquero para siempre...
Ell sabria explotar ell fil6n
del carino maternal.
Y contest6, en- tono eompun
gido:
i No, sonora, no esta en-
FL Naranja L.. Pero 20 tengo
I'm proyecto para encontrarls.
Y, 81 listed me permite...
Il Decentralization Maria
de la Cruz, i~nterrumpiendo al
perSonaje.
Vera. Siga rsted mi conse-
jo, que es ell de un buen amigo.
que Sc intereSa pOr su sueFte.
No vuelva uSted, por ahora, a
case Dc Sus tbs.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
UNA e Il EN-
IRE FRED APOSTOLI Y
RETTINA

New York, Enero 29.-El
viernes por la noche, en- la Ma
Olson Square Garden, Sc batiran
de nuevo Fred Apostoli, ell tia
liano de San Francisco, excam-
pe6n del peso mediano, y Melio
Bettina, de Beacon, New York,
excampe6n del peso complete il
gero. Sera un match a doce a.
saltos.
TieneSe entendido que al ven
cedor Sc lie ofrecera otra pelea
con ell campe6n Billy Conn.
Valentfn Campolo, campe6n
argentine del peso complete,
sostendra hoy Su primera pelea
EN- los Estados Unidos, teniendo
de contrario a Jim Robinson,
de Finlandia. Sera un combate
a 10 asaltos y Sc v~erificara en-
Newark New Jersey.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
B~ONGIOVANNI ADQUIRIDO
POR Ell KANSAS CITY

Cincinnati, Enero 29.-Co-
mo parte del pago por ell re-
torno de Vicente Di Maggie,
Ell jardinero Nino BongiOvanni
sera enviado al club Kansas
City, de la Association Ameri-
cana.
FL Kansas obtendra los SER
vieios de Stan Bordagaray,
tambien en- pago por Di Mag :
gio, ell primer jonronero de la
Association en- la temporada
de 1889.
Luego de obtener a Bongio-
vanni ell Kansas City puso a
La gaceta., 1940-01-29

co lie han visto los marqueses.
Maria de la Cruz Sc deSpedia.
Ell personaje, procediendo
a1n como TN perfecto gentle
man, y sabiendo ouanto y GUAM
70 convence este siempre a las
muJeres, Sc volvi6 y extrajo de
un mutble Ell bolsillo de Maria
de la Cruz, recogido pOr Pace
en- la casa de socorro,
-iAqui Liene listed, seh "a,
gu escarcela y euanto en- ella ue-
vaba ell dta que la recogieron
OeSmayada en- la calIe! iCom-
pruebe listed: ahi va tambiAn el
G!nerol
Maria de la Cruz no quiso nj
siquiera mirar Ell fajo de bile
ties, que iba intacto.
Cerr6 Ell bolsilo y estrech6 Ia
mano de este hOmbre que quien
sabe 81 en- Ell fondo era I'm hon.
Ore noble y bueno, y sali6 de Ia
GiriSndp;
La gaceta., 1940-01-29

serene! Y huego va veremos de
arreglarlo TODD con su familia,
Yo mismo ,~sefora, sd listed me
honra con clio, tendre mucho
honor y un placer en- oficiar de
embajador cerca de sus tics, Ger
ca de SUI esposo...
Crey6 entrever Maria una
sombra de prop6sito turbio Ell
estas palabras, y, poniendose
en- pie, Sc apresur6 adecir:
-ioh, muchas gracias, don
Rodrigo! 70 agredezco a US
ted sus buenos deseos; pero
quiero ser 20 la que conven-
"a a mi familia del error de
su severidad ~cOnmigo...
Hizo una pausa, y ahadi6,
tendiendo al banquero la ma
no:
Solo quiero, al darle las
gracias por las bondades con
que uStedes me han tratado a.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
TRES CLUBS DE LAS LIGAS
GRANDES LIE HAGEN PRO
POSICIONES A Mccoy

Grand Rapids, Michigan, E.
nero 29.-Listos para hacerle
pnoposiciones a Benny Mccoy,
Ia segunda base de los Tigres,
recientemente declarado agente
libre por ell juez Landis, sc en-
cuentran aqui los representa-
ties de los clubs Cincinnati, Fila
dsrfia Atleticcs y Dodgers de
Brooklyn.
Prepare la proposition de los
Rojos, basada en- una suma sus-
tanciosa, Bill McKechnie; la de
los Atleticos es sustentada por
Earle Mack, hijo die Connie
Mack, y la de los Dodgers por ell
active presidents Larry Mac
Phail. Connie Mack telefone6
Una oferta de $4,000 y un suel-
do de $4,000 por dos amos.
McKedhnie mismo conferen-
clio aver con Mccoy Y dijo: No.
sotros lie necesitamos. Estoy ne
gociando con Mccoy. Larry
MacPhail vera hoy al popular
pelotero y lie hara una impor-
tante oferta.
La gaceta., 1940-01-29
TORNEO DE LUCHAS
EN- BENJAMIN FIELD

Destinando un tanto por Glen
to al fondo de PARALYSIS Infantil
creadO pOr ell presidents Rooee-
welt, Sc efectuara hoy I'm tor
neo de luchas en- Benjamin
Field, bajo la direction del en-
presariO Duqe Abbott.
Las principals figuras loca-
les e importadas promoter su
cOncurso al programa.
Dick Powell aparece en- Ell pri
mer lugar, como autor de villa
MAS y vencedor en- sus Gltimos
matches, y lie siguen Whitley
GovrO, DIR. Gordon Mackenzie,
Ell formidable griego Uick Ba-
calls. Stormy Nelson, Fritz