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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-01
BOOSTS DISTANCE
WITH SHOT, DISCUS
BIozis Alone Is Not DiscOur-
aged By Northeast
Storm At Opening
BY BILL KING


CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 31-QP
The northeast storm that usually
welcomes the ICAA track and field
DELEGATIONS to the stadium dis
couraged all but Al Blozis, the
GEORGETOWN giant, who broke two
meet records today, as It's entries
from % member colleges competed in
II trial events.
That six foot four, 240-pounder re
paid the slim crowd for its heroic at
tendance and attention by setting uI
the records in the shot put and dis
Gus, while Yale and Pennsylvania
each emerged from the qualifying
tests with nine survivors for tomor-
rows championship events.
Pittsburgh finished third on the
list with eight qualifiers, Pennsyl
vania State retained six, Cornell
Harvard and Manhattan five each
and GEORGETOWN and California -four
each.
-Four colleges retained three com
petitors, Princeton, Brown, Maine
and Tufts. Five others, Fordham
Boston college, Syracuse, Colgate and
Rhode Island State and two hold
overs and Michigan State, Rutgers
and Temple each managed to get one
qualifier.
AS the steady rain appeared to be
washing away the victory hopes OF
the small but highly favored Univer-
sity of California team, Blozis open
ed the 64th renewal of this inter-
collegiate classic by heaving the shot
SO feet 6 7-S inches, to erase the meet
mark made in 1884 by john Lyman
of Stanford, by four and an eighth
inches.
Blozis then hastened from the sta
dunn to the outside discus range to
scale the platter 1877 feet 4 SIS inches,
almost four feet farther than the
previous best heave in the history OF
this competition, made by S%tanford's
Eric Krenz here ten years ago, and
about % feet beyond the best per-
Torrance of Blozis' closest rival, Al
Moro, of Boston college.
Penn States great negro star, Nor.
wood Ewell, qualified easily in three
events, as was expected, but the un-
favorable conditions hampered him
greatly. He led the - qualifiers for
the 100-yard dash semi-finals by Win
ming a SO seconds heat, and his 22.2
seconds heat in the 220 yard dash
trials was only the third fastest. Bob
Owen of Yale, was clicked in PIG
and Frank Oil of Pittsburgh, in %
flat.
Ewell cleared but % feet 5 inches,
in the broad jump tryouts, thereby
finishing behind Arson Perina of
Princeton, the defending champion.
who covered % feet 5 II inches, and
Oil, who was runner-up with a %
feet 6 inches leap.
California qualified Herb Michael
in the shot put and discus, also
Bernie Wolf in the platter event and
Clarence Barnes in the quarter-mile.
The Golden Bears, however, lost
Denzil Widel and Martin Biles in the
half mile and javelin throws anG
those failures appeared costly ones.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-01
FLAYS HITLER

DENVER, May 81 Up Wendell
l.. Willkie expressed fear today at a
press conference that a German tri.
umph in the European a would
force the United States into ''some
lorm OF collective doctrine" to carry
oh world trade. The New York utili-
lies executive described Adolf Hitler
As the most dangerous ruler since
napoleon" and expressed his convic-
ina German domination would
oe a potential trade threat as wei,
O. military hazard to this country"
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INWARD BOUND
Steamers

Marjory, 1894 tons, from West
Indies, with general cargo. c. D
Maffitt and company, agents.
Norwegian) Horda, 2,6O6 tons
from Tocapilla, with nitrate of soda
Pryde Forwarding company, agents.
West Ekonk, 3,455 tons, from TO.
capilla via Charleston, with nitrate
OF soda. Pryde Forwarding com
pany, agents.
Illinoisian, Ally tons, from Pa,
clflc coast ports via Puerto RIGA and
South Atlantic ports, with genera
cargo. Cape Fear Shipping com.
pany, agents.
ohloan, 3,77G tons, from Pacific
coast ports, via Puerto RIGA and
South Atlantic ports, with general
cargo. Cape Fear Shipping com
pany, agents.
Tanker
Gulfprincey 1910 tons, from Cult
ports with cargo gasoline and pero.
leum products for the Gulf Rein.
Ing company.
Barges
Heroert, from Baltimore, to load
lumoer at J. Herbert Bate Lumber
company.
raleigh, from Philadelphia, via
Norlolk, to load cargo crossties.
southeastern Shipping Service
agents.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-01

Change OF Opinion
All that's neither here 10Y there,
for any sports scribe reserves the
right to change his opinion at the
opportune moment. Most of them
do and it's only the richards that
are still sticking to the B r o w N S
and Pittsburgh.
Maybe there's some significance
in the fact that the Dodgers, who
have been setting the league afre
for these many weeks now, folded
up on the first big holiday. Then
again maybe the Yankees are over
the so-called hump and may soar
back to the top with all the grace
and ease of the well-known daring
young man on the tripod.
But to the layman, the best bet
is to keep on guessing and wishing
and eserv that II told you so"
until the end of the season.
Brickbats
WllGl SOlllC W11tSI Willie giving
an outline of the 1910 football
schedule of N. c. State, came out
in the State paper as follows: 1.-The
season closes November % with a
game against Wallace Wade and
his Duke University Pennsylvan-
ians, Wilton Garrison, of the Char
1otte Observer, gently chided the
piece with:
Nov, now, boys; remember the
saying that folks who live in glass
houses shouldn't throw brickbats."
Odds And Ends
The way the people focked to
the ball parks, auto races and
horse races Thursday, proves that
a majority of Americans are a wee
bit tired of all the war headlines.
49,. America is a great escapist
nation, down to the last Martini. i.
Wilbur Shaw became the sec
ond man to win the Indianapolis
race for the third time and the
first to win it twice in succession.
-. Louis Meyer, now retired, was
the other three-time winner. {.
The Wilmington Junior Legion
baseball team is scheduled to take
to the field within a few days. .
Some of the last years faces have
grown too old, but new one are in
the harness. 80. William Henry
Ezzell has finally been pinned
down to a wrestling match. . .
He'll meet Roy Larkins, of Acme,
on Scotty Dawkins program next
Thursday night, the winner to get
a bath suit. 8
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-01
PepiniUo Is Winner
At Hollywood Park

LOS ANGELES, May 31.-CP-
Don Martins PepiniIlo bobbed up as
a winner today for the first time in
ten starts this year, taking the sixth
race and paying off at the largest
price of the two-day old Hollywood
park meeting-$55.2O to win, $12.6(
to place and So to show.
r. c.. Ellsworth's Flying Choice.
two-year-old filly, established a track
record of So 2-5 seconds for the five
furlong distance in the first race.
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Fighting Fox Entered
In Roseben Race Todo,

NEW YORK, May 81-P-ps,
ing Fox William woodua nd,
"yes-and-no' horse who u.on 0'
lost-in his last outing, comes b s~'
to the races tomorrow looking ia,
revenge in the S.. Oo0-added D., ~
ben handicap, half OF a Sa4- Ir.ss'
double feature at Belmont ps.
In the co-headliner, starn,' '.l
stables Damaged Goods W..
turned in a smashing victor,. ""l
the Acorn ten days ago. will ,n,'
TO prove that triumph wasn't !,
f'uke by taking a crnck at the 2..@
running of the mile and tb~o. '
eighths Coaching Club Amer5c.,
Oaks for three-year-old flJies ;,
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A~SHENILLE WINS

NORFOLK, Va, May al.-p-
Asheville collected Is hits, incluja.
two home runs by Natasin II
routing the Norfolk Tars TODAY IA
6. Lefty Lowry went the dis,9r..
for the Tourists and allowed min.
hits. Norfolk used three pitchers
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TERMINAL FINANCE
PLAN INVESTIGATED
Continued from Page One)

municipal terminals should be de-
veloped here beginning on a small
basis.
The elimination of the $50, 900
limitation from the law regulating
WPA was brought to the fore here
Yesterday afternoon by j. E. L.
Wade, city commissioner of public
works, on receipt of a copy of
the Joint resolution which extends
the life of WPA and appropriates
1915, $50, 900 to carry out its func-
tions during the next year. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-01
CAPE FEAR LOOP
PICKUPS
BY r. j. POWELL

the Cape Fear Baseball associ-
alton continues tomorrow after
noon with four games scheduled
as follows:
Royal Crown VS.. S. A. c. at
Robert Strange, Singleton and
jackson urnpiring.
Hi-Kappas VS.. jackson B ii at
Hilton, Griffith and Peal arbiters.
Pepsi-Cola VS.. Purol at Stadium,
Hale and Watson officiating.
Leland VS. Masonboro at Leland,
Casteen and Grotgen calling.
Look for some upsets on this
weeks program of festivities in
the Cape Fear circle. Perhaps the
hardest fought game will be the
Robert Strange affair where two
intra-sectional rivals tangle. Both
the AS and the res originate
from Dry Pond and with both
clubs seeking supremacy in that
Olo u, q SOlhIlS SOOo pdI Sd1llC
is expected to ensue.
Although the AS always are
at their peak against Skeet James
gang, we favor the latter team to
win. Another game to watch close
ly is the Kappa-JB fracas at Hill
ton. The v~ictoryless Printers are
steadily improving, and may be
all set to pull a fast one on an
over-confident Hi-Kappa nine. Ac-
cording to previous performances,
however, the frat lads should
emerge victorious.
In the Purol aggregation, tn e
tied-for-top Pepsis have an oppon-
ent that should furnish Al opposi-
ion, with an excellent chance of
coming out on top. A close score
should decide this one. Even the
Masonboro-Leland setto has all the
earmarks of being a difficult one
to solve. Nevertheless, we choose
the Bears as we have on all but
one occasion this year.
Last Sundays stars:
Jim Bullock and Billy Pieper,
Hi-Kappas-Former hurled score
less, hitless ball for six frames
against Leland and the latter star
red at bat and on the defense
for the fraternity outfit.
John Hendrix RC-Scattered
nine Pepsi hits to ear a win
over the Cola team.
Headon Piner and Al The1nAs,
Purol-Tormer pitched three hit
ball against the Athletics while
the latter aided him with tn e e
doubles in four attempts.
Norman Farmer, RC-Smacked
homer off Snag Allen with bases
loaded.
Around The Circuit
Leland is on the hunt for another
starting chunker to pair with Lefty
Brew. The Bluebirds have re-
leased Wallace, James Herring,
L%affiteau, Robert Fowler and have
annexed Baker, former catcher for
the PCS. A picked squad from
the loop may meet the Legion
Juniors next week at the Stadium.
1t would be murder with the
proper representatives from the
league We note with pleasure
that former Cape Fear leaguers,
Johnnie Smidt, Roy Lamb, and
Eddie Lowell continue to shine for
the Wilmington Pirates. Why
is John Taylor absent from the
Purol lineup these days? .... He
was n of the leading players in
the circuit last year. Leon
Thomas is leading the Hi-Kappas
with the willow, with a neat 1893
average. Pieper is next with
$50. . Jimmy Eagles trails with
a 1888 mark and Gordon Hobbs
and Oscar Flowers follow with 800
and 1928 respectively. -. Johnnie
Edens' $50 foot homer registered
Sunday was believed to be the
longest blow of the year among
the loops sluggers. -. June 18th
is the deadline for signing players.
-. Cisro Vow, likable manager
Of the Athletics is back in town
to assume command of the club.
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NEWS
IN PUK-r
Steamer

NIHdTIGT
Qtalian) Mar Glauco, 1869 tons
cleared and ready to sail for Italy
with cargo of scrap iron. Cape Fea1
Shipping company. agents.
Barges
Lottie, loaded with lumber ant
awaiting arrival of tug, and Potomac
loading cargo of lumber at j. Her
bert Bate Lumber company.
Yacht
Northwind, 1875 tons, from Miami
Beach, Fla, locked at foot of Prln.
cess street.
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THE STANDINGS
National League
TODAY'S M

NEW YORK, May 31-(P)-Probablt
pitchers in the major leagues tomor
row (won-lost records in parentheses)
American League
st. Louis at New York-BiIdilli (2-2)
VS.. Chandler (2-3).
Cleveland at Philadelphia-Allen (2-2J
VS.. Babich 90.
Chicago at Boston Knott (2-2) VS.
Dickman (4-2).
Detroit at Neutrality-suspicious. (5-1)
VS.. Hudlin (2-1).
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-01

The statue of Freedom, sur
mounting the dome of the capitol
at Washington, vas modelled by
Thomas Crawford, father of Fran
els Marion Crawford, the novelist.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-01
National League

NaT10naI League
Philadelphia at st. Louis - Mulcahy
(4-3) VS.. MCGEE (4-2).
Boston at Cincinnati - Posedel (3-3)
VS.. Thompson (5-4).
New York at MISUNDERSTANDING
90 VS.. Klinger (3-4).
Brooklyn at Chicago-Casey (2-3) VS.
Raffensberger 1-l.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-01
SMOKE RINGS
Guess Again
BY SAM Raglan

Picking a few pointers from the posies Of the pixies
and we wonder what June will bring besides flowers and
flag-waving.
While taking a rest from the Memorial Day double
headers, we see where the various experts have again
changed their sights on the major league race. This time
they say that Boston is the sure stuff to win the Ameri-
can league flag, but the National league race will be an
other ding-dong battle, with the Reds the logical choice.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-01
GEORGETOWN GIANT UPS MARKS
F1iren1en Take Game From YIN {. a., 10 To-
. STANDINGS
RESULTS

American League
Boston at New York, postponed, rain
Washington at Philadelphia, to be
at later date.
(Only games scheduled).
National League
(No games ~scheduled).
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Los Terriers

Durante los ejercicios de a.
yer, en- los terrenos 0e Seminole
Heights, los Terriers presnta-
ron una valiosa y efectiya comb
naci6n a base de Roy Delisle, r.
cardo Fidalgo, Rowan GoodsoH
y Goode Dorman.
Felix Menendez, que ha au-
mentado de peso, sigue proban-
do posee ell material" para a.
yudar a su "once'' a c~onquistar
ell triunfo.
Manana por la noche, como
hemos venido anunciando, los
Terriers iran a Lakeland y ALI
jugaran con los temidos Dread
naughts. Chelo Vega probable
mente no podra jugar en- esta sc
mana y siguen fuera de juegc
Bill Sheffield y Harry Kerr.
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erin, en- nroporci6n de 3 a 5.
TODD indica que para mariana,
81 continua saliendo dinero a ia
vor de Belaoise, la proportion SO
10 serA de 6 a 5.
Steve gega formidables pune
tazos y ehto lie concede probabili
dades de alcanzar la victoria
por nccaut.
Mike Jacob espera un rendi-
miento en- las taquilles no menol
de 4O,OCO.
81 Beloise conquista la corona,
dentro de un perfcdo de 80 d4A IS
lie dara la revancha a Overlin.N
Tiene Steve 81 amos de edad y
campeon del peso de pluma.
154R libras y ell campe6n ha te-
nido que hacer algunos sacrifi-
clos para limitarse a las $50.
FL aspirante a la corona es
hermano de Mike Belloise, Ell ex-
|campe6n del peso d pluma.
Overlin y su contrario de me
mana ostentan victoria ssobre el
filipino Ceferino Garcia.
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'nutos-dijo la mujer carinosa-
mente-, me Gambia de ropa pa
ra bajaF 81 cemedOr,
icon mucho gusto, muier
FL apache qued6 solo en- una
Iespecie de antecamara.
Eulalia pas6 a su regia alco-
ba separada de esta estancia
'por columnas y unos lindisimos
stores de damasco,
De pronto son6 la puerta que
communicate la alcoba de la es-
pamela con Ell pequeho euarto de
|bRho aneKo.
FL apache Sc levant6, y como
Isl paseara por la ~estancia, Sc a.
cerc6 a los stores, leNSntando
.uno con precauci6n.
Made, en- efecto.
La alcoba estaba desierta.
FL false conde avanE6 enton-
ces con infinita precauci6n has
ia Ell Undo tocador de Eulaiia.
Encima del pahito con frauja
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Ebcombateade md6ana en- BenjamipTFieA


ell veterano de St. Petersburg.
Cancela venci6 apuf a Jones,
por nocaut, y despues, en- un Sc
gundo encusntro, efectuado en-
Miami, perdi6 la decision de los
jueces.
frankie Thomas lie dara la re
vancha a Fred Barja, Ell vence-
dor de Ricardo Hernandez. Esta
pelea promote ser violenta. Ca
ia uno pesa 1873 libras.
AL Gilbert, excampe6n del e.
jercito, peso mediano, tendra de
oponente a Buddy Rose, ell fuer-
tie pegador de Sarasota, en- ocho
asaltos. Ell ano pasado combatie
ron los dos, en- W. Palm Beach,
y Gilbert lie puso a dormir.
Abr1ra el programa un match
a cuatro asaltos.
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a su nuevo amante. Nunca ha-
.bia sentido por un hombre, des-
de que conociera al famoso tia
liano de su aventura de Monte
Carlo, un amor tan fuerte y que
tanto avasallara su voluntad v
sus sentidos.
La seducia v la halagaba ver-
Sc adorada locamente por este
hombre joven, de varonil belle
"a, y que tenia la elegancia y 81
cachet, e. sello uncomfortable de
las gentes de Paris.
Extranos estremecimientos
de un amor perverso y refina-
do, atravesaban el pecho de la
impura.
Era la amante de un Official
del ejercito frances. de un pari
sien de pura eepa, que. para que
todo en- 81 fuera seductor y a.
tractivo, pertenecia a Ia Yiejs
nobleza de Francia: un conde-
sito como los de las nOvslas, I'm
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Complete aysr el empresario
Frank IANarque el prcgrama
que mariana por la noche ofre-
cera en- ell cuadrilater0 del 116
de Ar~tilleria.
La pelea principal, como he
mos venido anunciando, vera en-
acci6n a Young Allen, de Macon
Ca, peso complete, y al griego
George Vasil, que Sc ha compro-
metido a pesar 1T libras. Vaeil
gan Gel campeOnato de su divi-
sion en- ell torneo de los Guantes
de Orc, efectuado en- Atlanta.
Ileva conguistadas ,por nocaut,
NADIA menos que IL victorias.
Allen parece poser mas ex-
~periencia y tendra en- ell psso u
ma vntaja de cinco libras.
Rudy Cancela, ITO libras, vol
vera a pelear con Woody Jones,
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vanguardia Ell promedio de peso
deNlas Panteras es de 169 y Ell de
los Tigres de 185.
III once de Jacksonville es mu
cho mas fuerte que ell del ano pa
sado.
Durante Ia ofensiva, aver, las
Panteras probaron su valentia
y potencia; pero no es 10 mismq
luchar con un grupo de compai
neros que hacer frente a los IT.
gres.
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TONIC u
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

al despedirse, Eulalia habia ha-
blado de su deseo de llevarse de
Paris un recuerdo clasico, y el
official, galante y amable, habia-
Ia propuesto que visitaran las
GalertGs Lafayette.
Podrian adquirir grandes US
tas, copias de cuadros del Lou
vre, novedades y chucherias q.
serian de moda dentro de mu-
chos meses en- Ell resto del mum
do.
Eulalia lie esperaba vestida
con una elegancia insuperable.
Salieron a pie y tomaron ell
automds de la Magdalena.
Eplalia mirabs con embeleso
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de orc, habia dejado la espaho-
la sus famosos pendientes de
peras y briTlantes, aquellos que
lie costaron setecientos mil fran
Icos.
/ CASTOR sac6 de su bolsillo o.
tros c~ompletamente iguales, tan
lliguales que era cast impossible
Distinguishes nj aun teniendolos
en- la mano,
Rapidamente sustituyD los
|buenos por los falsos, teniendo
la precauci6n de colocarlos alb
~solutamente en- la misma posi-
.ci6n en- que estaban los otros,
con una de las divihas perlas
vuelta hacia arriba, como dobla
.da sobre los brillantes de Ia jo-
va, de una nitidez de gotta de rO-
clio %primaveral.
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A BOVE DERROTO
LOU BARBETTA

New York, oct. 31.-Con ur
peso de 1875 libras, Frank Bove.
de Newark, conquist6 la deci-
sion de los jueces sobre Lou
Barbetta, de Corona, con un
peso de 12lh libras:
lEl vencedor prob6 ser un p1-
gil mas habil que su rival, Phi
Brubaker, de Los Angeles. con
peso de 200 libras, pusO a DOR
mir a Chuck Jennings, de Elm;-
"a, sustituyendo a Jim Robin
son.
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PGnterds contra Andrea
Jackson

Los peritos aseguran hoy que
Ell poderoso institute de Andres
Jackson, de Jacksonville, derro-
tara manana por la noche, en-
Phillips Field, a las Panteras de
Plant. Los Tigres, como es la
mado ell "once" ~visitante, derro-
taron a los j6venes de Julian
Landon Y sostuvieron una re-
1ida batalla con ell Miami Edi-
son, siendo la anotaci6n final de
ID puntos por Is.
La retaguardia de Plant, por
ejemplo, tiene un promedio de
peso de 149 libras, y la del An
dres Jackson de ITO. En- Ia
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LOS YANKEES Sc DIVIDE.
RON $2O,22O.

Chicago, Octubre BE CO.
misionado lands do cuenta de
haber entregado a los Cardena-
les y Yankees la parte que de la
serie mundial les correspondi6.
Cada novena recibi6 $20,22J.70
Cada uno de los peloteros de los
Yankees cobro $546.59 y los de
San Luis, por haber repartido
en- menos acciones, $711.45.
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OEPORTES
TIRANDO Ell BALON
AtGqueS A6reos

Los Espartanos de la Univer-
sidad de Tampa practicaron a
yer Jos ataques aereos para ST.
partido del sabado, en- DeLand,
contra los Sombrereros de Stet-
son. Veintenas de passes Sc tira-
ron y Nash Higgins Sc mostr6
satisfecho del progrsso hecho.
Howard Beynon volvera al
juego, Ell sabado, y creese que
sera una de las Columns del g.
taque. Los ejercicios de hoy Sc
ran mas ligeros.
BESIDE Stetson comumican que
ell coach Cowell basara su alta
que y la defensa en- Golden, Ben
ME Smith, Burrel Wagner y
Walt Mcdonnell.
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KEN OVERLIN PEDEARA
ANA CON STEVE BE-
ILOISE
Ell CombGte es por Ia Corona
del Peso MedidnO

New York, oct. 31.-Ken Ov-
erlin, ell campe6n del peso me-
diane, predilectO de las salas de
bale, defendera mahana su CO
roma, a Is asaltos, frente a
Steve Belloise.
Belloise lleva obtenidas 81 vic
torias consecutivas y tiene mu-
chos partidarios pero las apues
tas Sc mantienen a favor de Ov,
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lie dej6 momentOs antes.

La triunfadora volvi6 al dor
mitorio, Sc Gambia de traje en-
un instante, guard6 los pendien-
tes y las alhajas que habia de-
jado scbre 81 tocador en- su nece-
sGire de viaje, metiendolo TODD
EN- Ell gran armario, luego de po-
nerse otros pendientes de ru-
bies de un verde mar tambien
muy lindos y valiosos,
Sali6, sonriendo al GmGdo, que
.fingia leer un n1mero de illus.
trGti6n atrasado que rodaba por
las butacas.
= amos?-pregunt6 con
voz de CRYSTAL y una scnrisa en-
cantadora,
-Cuando quieras, ma cherie.
La mujer lie brind6 los labios
antes de baiar al comedor,.,
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! leading druggists every heie.-adv.
La gaceta., 1940-10-31
VICTORIA DE BRITToN

Miami Beach, oct. 31.-En e.
noveno asalto de una pelea efec.
tuada anoche en- esta ciudad.
Bobby Britton, con las libras
de peso, derrot6 por nocaut tee
nico a Tom Sharkey, de jackson
vile. En- Ell mismo programs
frankie Thomas, de Tampa pu.
so a dormir, en- Ell septimo asal
to, a Bobby Sylvester, de Sara
sofa.
La gaceta., 1940-10-31

A cold cough seriously endangers
YOU, your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds ~
coughs causes 1nore loss Of Tim
th?n all other diseases combined.
If YOU have a cough due to a cold,
get Mentho-Mulsion, the guaran-
teed medicine, today. If Mentho-
Nulsion fails to stop your coughmC
Immediately ana get you entirely
ever your cold cough quicker chan
any medicine you ever tried, asii
Tor your money b. K.
Mentho-M ulsion is mole than ~
,rdinsry medicine. 1t co@ains vita,
mias A and D to build youi c9sd
resistance, and seven soothing,
healing oils and mguents, inclld-
La gaceta., 1940-10-31
LIGA I~NTERSOCfAiL
Comisi6n de Close

Sc ruega a los miembros de IL
Comisi6n de Glosa de la Liga In
tersocial, integrada por delega-
dos de las sociedades que for
man el campeonato, ccncurran
esta noche a la oficina de LlUnio
ne Italiana, donde ell tesorero
La gaceta., 1940-10-31

Don Juan arrogante, como uH
personaje de pelicula!
Aunque Eulalia lie Nevada a
su noVi0 sus buenos once amos,
largos y tendidos, la servidum-
bre del hotel y Dependence de
tiendas y bazares les tomaban
por m%atrimonio, con eSa fipa
ironia del pueblo bajo de Pa
.ris, que Sc burla del desconoci-
do con un exceso de Fespeto y
fingiendo una inocencia que es-
Ia lejisimos de su Amino.
o
En- las GGlerfdS Eulalia COM
pro no pocas coSas, aceptando
algdn que otro regalito del no.
Ui0.
Luego deSpacio. a traves del
.bulevar, hasta ell hotel.
Antes de almorzar, subieron
un instante a las hahitaciones
de Eulalia.
Isl me esperas aqui dos mi