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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-08-14

charges against him for talking money
under false pretenses. And maybe
that was what happened to all those
movie fellows and danes who had
been guests In the Butte klink.
| heard a lot more dirt today, but
have to have something to write
about next week too, and I'm close to
the limit now. So I'll tell you the
rest then.
II don't get canned. JAKE.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-08-14
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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-08-14
FOODsTUFFS ABUNDANT

WASHINGTON (FP) - Abundant
supplies of nearly all foodstuffs will
be available during the coming year,
the bureau of agricultural economics
reports.
Evening star., 1940-05-01

Tos m % s G 15 FOR G SERxTE SH % "a
EVER euYuu urWc4Np
Evening star., 1940-05-01

Girls 3Pe. PIoy Suits with extra skirt!
Checks or prints. PIeoted shorts,
blouse with pockets. 7 to IA - 99c
Girls l.e9 Houseeoots. Fowered cot
ton Perco|es. Smooth fitting. Sizes
to lo--------------------- 99c
Girls 2-Pe. Pojomos! Cotton broad
cloths in sizes 7 to IA. Special for
District Doys ------------4Rc
Girls 59e Cotton Slip. buiIt-up
or strap shoulder style. 8 to lo-yrs.,
also chubby slips in sizes 8K to 16Hz,
45c
Girls LIS Slips. Royon sotins and roy
on crepes in princess style with built
up shoulders. Sizes to l4--79c
chiIdren's 81 Jitterbus sondoI.. Open
toe and back styles. White cotton soil
cloth, sizes 10 to 3, ooored upper, 4
to I 79c
Boys l.50 Keds. Blue or sand color.
loced to toe high shoe style With con-
trostne color trim. II to big 6, l.19
Boys z.95 Slack Sets. "nner-outer"
shirts to match brown, grey, blue or
natural sIocks. Sizes 70 to 20 -1.RR
Boys 1925 Sport coot.. Herrinebone
tweeds, diogonoIs and pIoids Of WOOL
ond-royon II to u 7.77
Students 5.95 Stacks. Wool worsted
eobordnes with belt and Upper.
6feen, tan, brown, grey. 26 to
Boys LIS White Ducks. 8-oz. cotton,
sonforized so there's no more than
% residual shrinkoee. Sizes 8
Boys l.39 Wosh Stacks. Checks,
stripes and solid coIors in sonforzed
cotton (no more than 20 residual
shrinkoge). 10 to 2O----------R R4c
Boys l.59 Wash Knieker.. Sonfor-
lied cotton-no more than % re-
siduol shrinkoee. Sizes II to l6 04c
35e Shirts and Shorts. Woven shorts.
eripper front style. Combed cotton
shirts. Sizes 70 to 34--- < for 81
Evening star., 1940-04-02
Reserve District Nc
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE CITY BANK
CE WASHINGTON

CT WASHINGTON.
In the District of Columbia. at the close
of business on March %. 1910, published
in response to call made by Comptroller
of the Currency, under Section 5211, U. S.
Revised Statutes.
Evening star., 1940-04-02

OF WASHINGTON,
In the District of Columbia at the close
Of business on March % 1910. published
IN response to call made by Comptroller
OF the Currency, under Section 62ll,
United States Revised Statutes.
Evening star., 1940-04-02
Income Of Virginia
Public Service Up
Sharply in 1899
Electric Revenue Shows
IA Per Cent Goin;
Holders Meet
Snecial Dispatch to The Star.

Sreciai Dispatch to The Star.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, April 2
Virginia Public Service Corp.
which supplies electricity to the
Virginia sections of the Washing
ton Metropolitan area. today re-
ported substantial gains in 1899
revenues compared with the pre-
vlous year.
The annual report, submitted by
Martin J. O'Connell, president of
the corporation, at the annual meet
ing of stockholders here today, re-
vealed an increase in electric rev.
! enuc of IA per cent. Gas revenue
was "a per cent ahead Of the pre-
vious year.
Educational efforts by company
employees and the sales efforts of
225 appliance dealers in the COM
pany's territory contributed ma
terially to this increase, the report
said. In 1899, 9,209 new electric
and 673 new gas customers were
added, among the new electric GUS
toners being 20 industries who
located on the company's lines and
employed 1,450 people.
Last years construction program
amounted to S1,451,765 and included
! the cost of 146 miles of rural lines.
The company's customers benefited
to the extent of 100000 from rate
reductions made in 1889.
Mr.. O'Connell announced the
stockholders had reelected the fol-
lowing directors for the ensuing
year:
James c. Carpenter. jr., president
of the First National Bank, Clifton
Forge, Va.
Jay w. Johns. Charlottesville,
Va, former president of the Vir-
ginia State Chamber of Commerce
and member of the Board of Gov
ernors Of Virginia Military Institute.
Lloyd U. Noland, Newport News,
Va, banker and president of the
Noland Co.. Inc.
William H. Schwarzschild, civic
leader and president OF the Central
National Bank, Richmond, Va.
Gilpin Wilson, jr., president of
Thomas Hogshead, Inc, Staunton,
Va, and director of the National
Valley Bank, Staunton, Va.
Martin J. OConnell, Warrenton,
Va, president of Virginia Public
Service Co.
Hugh C. Thuerk, Maplewood, N.
j.: Frank A. Mitchell, Alexandria,
Va, vice president and general
manager, and J. NJ. Costello. Alex
andria, Va, secretary and treasurer
OF the company. complete the re-
elected board.
Mr.. Connell was reelected pres
ident.
Evening star., 1940-04-02
Washington Produce

BUTTER--93 score, tubs. 30h: 1-pound
prints. 81; A-pound prints. 81 "a; 90 score,
tubs: 29R; 1-pound prints, 80; A-pound
prints. 30l2' 81 score. tubs. 29a4; 1-pound
prints 39a4; A-pound prints. 3OA; 90
score tubs, 20: 1-pound prints 29I2; "
pound prints, 80; 80 score. tubs ,2S1a: l.
pound prints. 90; " pound prints 2g1a; Ss
score score. tubs 2s; 1-pound prints, 2sla; u
LIVEsToCK-Calves, TO-; lambs, TO-
pigs, ,12o-14O pounds, 4.00-4 25; .14o-210
4.50: COWS, 3;OJ-3.25; whole undressec
calves. 10l-1112.
From agricultural marketing service
prices paid net fob. Washington:
EGGS-+Market steady: prices paid for
Government graded eggs received from
grading stations april % whites, U. S. ex-
tras large; 1ala-22; y. s, extras. mediums
y. S. standards, mediums 1917; U s.
U. s. standards, large, 1918 cents; u, S.
standards. mediums. 15l2-17: u. S. trades
14-16; for nearby ungraded eggs, current
receipts. whites. 16-16i2; mixed colors. IS
LIVE PoULTRY-Market steady; fowl
colored, all sizes 15-16: No. 2s, lib:
Leghorns, 10-l2: Leghorn broilers Q
pounds AND up bt..sn s6: under ;.u z pounds: 4;
brolers and fryers. all sizes mostly around
10: No. IS, lib: Delaware Rocks and
crosses broilers and fryers. all sizes. most
~ around is; No. -2s lib: tuskeys, old
toms. 10: hens. 12: guinea keats. young,
/ pounds and up l6 pound old, 10
pound capons 8 pounds and over. 20-22;
few higher: No 2s and slips, 1917.
Evening star., 1940-04-02
Years Profit Of May
Department Stores
Shows Increase
Firm Earns 81, ,402, 1874
Against $3,809,S77 in
Preceding Period
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 2.-May De-
partment Stores Co. and wholly
owned subsidiaries reported today
for the fiscal year ended January 81
net profit of s4,402 1894, equal to $3.50
share on the capital stock, COM
pared with $3,809,877, or $500 a
share, IN the preceding year.
The company operates department
stores in Baltimore, Cleveland Den
yer, Los Angeles, st. Louis and Ak
ron.
Columbia Broadcasting.
Columbia Broadcasting System,
Inc, reported for the So weeks ended
December 80 last a net profit of
s5.OOl ,529, equal to s2.e3 a share on
the combined class A and B stocks.
For the 50 weeks ended December
81, 1888, the net profit was s3,541,-
TAI, or $2.07 share on the combined
class A and B stocks.
Federated Department Stores.
Federated Department Stores,
Inc, tor the fiscal year ended jan
uary 81 showed net income of S3,-
340,224, equal to S3.1O common
share, against $2,756,223, or S2.45 a
share, in the previous fiscal year.
The company controls stores in
Boston, New York, Brooklyn, Colum-
bus, Ohio, and Cincinnati.
Park & Tilford.
Park & Tilford, Inc, distributors
OF liquors, candies and other prod
ucts, reported for 1899 net income
Of $602,772, equal to $2.39 a common
share, compared with $481,361, or
$l.89 a share, in 1888.
Evening star., 1940-04-02

New York Bor Silver
NEW YORK. April 2 (R.-Bar
silver, 34a4, unchanged.
Evening star., 1940-04-02
Morgan & Co. Assets
Total $643,539,663
After Change
First Statement Since
End Of Partnership
Is Made Public
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 2.-The first
condition statement of J. P. Morgan
& Co., Inc, the famous Wall Stree!
partnership which became an in
corporated bank yesterday, was
made public last night and listed the
banks assets as $643, 500 ,683.
This compared with assets of
S671 578, 500 three months ago when
the firms statement included its
Philadelphia affiliate, Drexel & Co.,
from which it was divorced upon
incorporation. Drexel & Co. is now
securities firm, with a New York
Office.
Deposits of j. P. Morgan & Co
Inc. totaled $5o1 1865 .866, compared
with S6l9,512,6l7 for the partnership
firm at the beginning of the year.
Cash on hand was $l47,163 O51,
compared with sl68.63l, ,76S three
months earlier; holdings of United
States Government securities, both
direct and fully guaranteed. $751;
O93,l68, against S413,891 ,061. and
loans and bills purcho sed, S28,651,-
62l, against $231S7,066.
Capital was $20,000,OO0 and sur
plus S20000,000, which compared
with capital of $2OOOO,O0O and sur
plus and partners balances of $19.-
l56,140 at the beginning of the year.
Chase National Bank.
Chase National Bank reported de-
posts OF $3060,769 900 as of March
80, the largest in history. They COM
par,d with 50 803 100000 on Decem-
bel 80, 1889. and 1854 ,437 900 on
March 81. 1899.
Earnings of the bank for the first
quarter of 1910 amounted to 43
cents q share, the same amount
earned in the first quarter a year
ago.
National City Bank.
National City Bank reported
March 70 total deposits of $685.
408,907 against So ,33l 257 .943 on De-
cembe1 81, 1889, and S1,967 ,755 ,199
a year ago, The bank reported earn
lngs of 47 cents share for the first
quarter.
Guaranty Trust Co.
The Guaranty Trust Co. of New
York reported record deposits of
s2.343 234.641 at the end of March.
The deposit total increased from
S1.6702l6,227 year ago and from
s2,008, ,427 ,345 at the end of Deem
Der.
Its cash position amounted to
81 .239 001 641 compared with 81 ,o40.-
90l 764 at the end of December and
with $772 ,678299 a year ago.
Evening star., 1940-04-02
She'll Union Oil Net
Moderately Higher
During 1889
$1l.so5,7l2 Compares
With $l1,31s,422 in
Preceding Year
BY the Associated Press.

BY TIE Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 2.-Shell Un-
ion Oil Corp. reported today for
1889 net operating income Of $1l,-
805,7l2 after all charges, including
$l1 1861 ,229 for Intangible drilling ex-
penses, equal to rs cents a share on
the common stock. This compared
with $ll,3l8,422, or Y cents, in 1898.
The company is engaged in all
phases of the oil business.
American Water Works.
American Water Works & El1tric
Co. reported 1889 consolidated net
income after preferred dividends of
81 2,226,617, equal to 95 cents share
on the common stock. This COM
pared with $685. ,085, or 38 cents a
share on the common stock, in 1888
Lone Star Cement Corp.
Lone Star Cement Corp. reported
for 1889 net income of S3,561 ,O94,
equal to 1884 share on the COM
mon stock This compared with
$2,901, ,784, or $297 share. in 1885,
The company has plants in key
cities in the United States and
Central and South America.
Charles L. Hogan, president, told
stockholders capital expenditures for
1910 amounting to $l,856,650 had
been approved. Of this amount
S876,000 will be spent in construct
ing modern cement silos and new
shipping facilities for the Hudson
IN. " plant.
Brunswick Bake.
r. F.. Bensinger, president of
Brunswick Bake Collender Co..
manufacturers of bowling equip
ment, told stockholders at their
annual meeting that the companys
business this year should be better
than it was in 1899. Consolidated
net profit in 1899 was $2,O37,435
compared with $l,0O3,710 in 1888.
A new proflt-sharing plan under
which per cent of earnings will
be set aside for distribution to off,
GERS, director and employees, ex-
cepting the president and B. E.
Bensinger, executive vice president,
was approved by stockholders.
International Paper.
International Paper & Power Co.
and subsidiaries reported net profit
for 1889 of s4,893, $50, equal after
preferred dividend provisions to IA
cents common share, compared
with sl24,075, or 13 cents q pre-
ferred share, in 1898.
Evening star., 1940-04-02
Job Placements Top
1889 in MARYLAND

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, April Jobs for
2,670 persons were found by the
Maryland State Employment Serv-
ice during March, as compared with
I,221 in March last year, Director
d. l.. B. Fringer reported.
OF the total, 1,723 were placed In
private industry in Baltimore. The
service has placed 7,464 persons in
Jobs in private industry during the
first three months of 1910. an in
crease of Al per cent over the same
period last year.
Evening star., 1940-04-02
Munsey Trust Company
OF WASHINGTON,

Reserve District No g.
EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Evening star., 1940-04-02
Lead Price Cut
Again to Five
Gents q Pound
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April 2.-American
Smelling g. Refining CO. today re-
duced the price of lead one-half of
cent to cents a pound, the third
cut in two weeks. The new quota
ton equaled the years lowest, estab-
lished February Z.
Meta; dealers said the lower price
was posted in an effort to stimulate
tagging demand, which has affected
most n-ferrous metals.
Evening star., 1940-04-02

Quotations furnished by National Asso-
citation of Securities Dealers. Inc, which
transactions or firm bids or offers. but
should indicate approximate prices, and
unless otherwise indicated. are as quoted
by the SPONSORS or iSSuerS.
Not quoted by sponsors or issuers.
Evening star., 1940-04-02

OF FA5HINGION.
II he Dstric- Of Columbia at the close
Of business on March 90. 1910, published
II response % cal made by Comptroller of
IN. Currency under Section 5211, U. S.
Revised Statues
Evening star., 1940-04-02
MEMORANDA

MEMORANDA.
81. Pledged assets land Sc
c.r,ae! euTities loaned 'oook
Ia United States Cow
ernment obigations,
direct and guaran-
teed pledged to secure
bilities Hs"FS anu '''''- -'A s11.5oo.oo
(c) Assets pledged to
qualify for exercise OF
hduclary or corporate
powers and for pur-
poses other than to
secure liabilities 100000
{eD Total S12.500O0
81 Secured liabilities:
ta) Deposits secured by
pledged assets pursuant
to requirements of law S12,55q 81
(d) Total S12.55a31
City Of WASHINGTON, District of Column
l. ARCHIBALD McLACHLEN, cashier of
the above-named bank, DO solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best Of my knowledge and belief
ARCHIBALD McLACHLEN. Cashier
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
(seaD FRED HARTMAN.
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
L. P McLACHLEN,
JOHN J. HASLEY,
.s-t:t A. H. BREWOOD.
- CLYDE D. GARRETT.
80 Directors.
Evening star., 1940-04-02
Investing Companies

NEW YORK. April tPN -Nat!ona'
Association Securities Dealers, Inc.
Moon quotations
Evening star., 1940-04-02
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS.

CAPITAL ACCOUNTS.
rs. Capital stock:
(a) Glass A debenture,
total rar S14000O.O0:
retirable value. S140,-
600 90 rate of interest
on retirable value is 81;
(b) Glass debenture,
total par $50, 600 900; re-
tirable value $4,000 90
tRate of interest on retir-
able value is So; tc)
Common stock total par.
S150.0O0.00 --- $4,000 90
%. Surplus - 100000 90
27 Undivided profits ~ 3s.140.67
%. Reserves fand retirement
account for debentures) Sa.ST5.37
20. Total capital accounts 573,016.04
30. Total liabilities and
capital accounts S6,616.073. 50
Evening star., 1940-09-13
President Approves
u. :. H. A. Loans for
Defense Housing
Five Projects Would
Provide 658 Homes for
Service Personnel

President Roosevelt speeded up the
defense housing program today by
approving So ,694 900 in United States
Housing Authority loan contracts
for five projects to provide ooo
dwellings for Army and Navy en-
listed and civilian personnel IN four
communities.
One of these loans, for 1886 900 to
the Moline. ullD Housing Authority.
will provide 200 dwellings at the
Rock Island Arsenal. largest Gov
ernment-oWned armor manufacture
Ing plant in the country.
Another loan of S465 900 went to
the Champaign County Housing
Authority for a 1O0-dwelling project
at Chanute Field Ill), site of the
Army Air Corps Technical School.
A third loan of s564,000 will pro-
vide $50 dwellings for families at
tached to the Sand Point Naval Air
Station in Seattle, while a $1,000
loan is for 208 dwellings in two
projects for the Army Air Corps
specialized flying school at Selma.
Ala
The projects were approved by the
President on recommendation OF the
War and Navy Departments that the
defense program would be impeded
unless the necessary housing laclll-
ties would be provided in the local
ities involved
Today's loans caused the U. S. H.
A. defense housing program to pass
the s3l 100000 mark with which
B,l00 homes will be erected to allevi-
ate congested housing conditions at
various Army and Navy posts.
La gaceta., 1940-10-29

Icreciente entusiasmo por parte
de Eulalia, que Sc iba declaran-
do vencida por la juventud y IL
IbelIeza varonil de su MOTTO.
Era la eterna historic de to-
da mujer madura, cuando el l.
NOR llama a las puertas de su CO
raz6n.
Eulalia de las Torres, a pesar
de su cinismo y su descoco, no
podfa ~evitarse un sentimiento
de amor que a ella Sc le antoja-
verdadero, Y no era sino la in
.fluencia del prestigio que en- su
amino ejercia ell falsO conde.
La admiration toma en- la ma
yoria de las almaS femeninas
un aspecto y unos caracteres
que Sc confunden con los del
verdadero amor,
Eulalia de las Torres tenia
que ~confesarse que Sc encontra-
ba fascinada, dOminada, subyu-
yada pOr este muchahO pari-
La gaceta., 1940-10-29
IGKCWEE
TTRAaTDo e. BAnON
lrdma Stsnm

Los Espartsnos De Ia URi7ev'
sidad de TAMPA, yshcedores De
los MsC-c.ae Georgia con Ia
"astron6mica" anotaci6n de GA
.por IA, iran Ell sAsado a Deland
y ALI, en- horss de la tarde, juga
An cen los Sombrereros de Stet
son. Hacen los tampenos el viaje
para darle la revancha csc ION
lce."
| Las pocas equivocaciones CO.
metidas ell sabado, en- la vigoso-
sa ofensiva y en- Ia defensive
fueron analizadas aver.
Voveran a la Inca de fuego,
81 nc hemosSsido NAL informa :
dos, Howard Beynon. ell notable
"quarteback', y Viz Hatch, que
tenia una pierna lastimada.
Higgins estima que en- los "pa
ses" necesita Ell equipo una ma
yor efectividad.
La gaceta., 1940-10-29

sien, chic y elegante como un
principe de ensueno o de leyen-
da,
Comenzaba a estar enamora-
Ida.
A clio contribute no POGO 10
ocurrido dos dias deSpues de
conocer al joven y arrogante
condo de NOis.
La triunfadora, anteS de de-
.cidirSe a permanecer en- Paris,
escuohando los ruegos del ga
lante amigo, quiso informarse
previamente,
NADIA de ageneias; NADIA tam
POGO de detectives particulares,
que, a 10 mejor, dan un informe
false, a cambio de un punado de
billeteS,
Ella estaba a~coStumb1ada a
resolverse los conflictos y las
dudas sin ayuda de nadie.
Y Eulalia de las Torres, una
maiiana, dias atras, Said sOla
La gaceta., 1940-10-29

-iOigame, vive aqui ell senior
conde' de Noir?
En- efecto, sehora. En- e.
principal. Su excelencia no esta.
Pero 81 la sonora quisre dejar
algGn recado...
-iOh, no, gracias! Volvere
Iotro dia. Era dnicamente para
tener la seguridad de que vive
aqui.
ri portero, como luego expli-
caremos a los lectores, era otro
%compinche de los apaches. que
tenian en- esta casa, en- ell piso
principal por cierto, su Quartet
general de OperacOnes.
ASH es que, para completar y
reaondear el negocio de los cole
gas del que no hay que decir 81
estaoa va avisado y prevenido.
anadi6 con una sonrisa melfflua
y de una rastreria perfectamen-
te lmitada, al tempo que acorn
paasha a Eulalia hasta 81 mis-
La gaceta., 1940-10-29
Con eI bate. la Mascota y losEpejuelOs
(Por Tira . cuarta)

criticaba dyrsnte Ell juegO y fue-
"a del juegp.
Y Bradlt, que suponamos
debe -p~ertenecer a la categoria
d los semillorones, Sc puso de
parta del grupito desmcraliza-
dor que pesdi6 Ell campamento,
Ell hombre inteligente y ha-
bill ha sido sacrificado para corn
placer a los que perdieron el
campeonato.
Ahora Sc dice que para susH-
Ituir a Witt Sc escogera de este
grupo: Bucky Harris, yerno de
Griffith, que pide un %contrat1
de tres amos; Roger Hornsby
el Rajah, maravillosa segunda
base y bateador de otros amos
y Roger Peckinpaugh, notable
pelotero.
Doquiera que ell sentido CO.
min p~redomine, la direction su.
prema de los Indios sera anate-
matizada por su pobreza moral
La gaceta., 1940-10-29

del hotel de Mount Thabor, Y sd
hizo llevar en- ell coche a la Gale
de Roma, al n1mero %.
Era un inmueble grande, III
jose, con un portal sOberbio, con
las filas de BALCONIES de los d.
ferenteS pisos llenas de mues-
tras, de letreros.
Una verdadera casa de Paris.
o.
Eulalia Sc ape6 del auto, y Pc
metro en- ell zaguan enorme.
I'll portero, desde luego de Ii
brea, la sali6 al encuentro, SON.
Iriendo de modo empalagoso.
-lQue desea la senora?|la
pregunt6 en- frances, natural
mente,
La triunfadora apenas como
cia Ell idioma de Moliere; pero
chapurreaba slgunas palabras,
para hacerse entender, y pre-
gunt6 a su vez del mejor mOdo
que pudo.
La gaceta., 1940-10-29

Palabras de Alva Bradley des
preciadas por Ell pGblico de
Cleveland "Hemos decidido no
renovar ell contrato de Oscar
WITT.
AL ser enterado de 10 que es-
peraba, por cuanto conoce a "Je
remfas" Bradley, Witt comento
mo me ha sorprendido. Saba
antes de completarse la tempo
rada que solo con cambios &c
importancia podrfa yo seguir en-
la nOvena.
Los cambiOs no 81 nicieron y
70 tengo la satisfaction de ha-
Der cumplido con mi deber. HI
ce mucho dinero para los Indios
en- tres amos Y no 10 lamento. A
menos que obtenga I'm empleo
que recompense Ell esfuerzo, me
retirare. Llevo 80 amos en- la pc
.lota organizada.
La gaceta., 1940-10-29

al Atlantic6 estan pop ercimA
de las Panteras a contsren-
"a de los DEE &randes.
Los del Andres jackson fue;
ron d~errotados la semana pasa.
ia por los ''Stingarees' de Mia
nj, en- un partido tuera de la
Conferencia. y las Panteras fue
ron v~apuleadas en- Orlando, cor
anotaci6n de 16 per 6.
Jimmi Hughes dirigi6 las
practicas de aver Y tiene con-
fianza en- la victoria.
La gaceta., 1940-10-29
En- Lakeland

FL viernes de esta semana los
Terriers de Hillsborough juga-
ran con los Dreadnaughts de La
keland. Los jovenes de esa ciu-
dad no han sido derrotados toda
via.
No sc sabe aun 81 Chelo Vega
podra volver a la aceion contra
ell Lakeland.
Varios de los Dreadnaughts,
sin embargos, estan lesionados y
no podran jugar. Los que apare
cen en- la lista de lastimadOs SON
o. T. Harper, Erwin Harris y
Janson Davenport.
La gaceta., 1940-10-29
Ell Domingo

Los Jesuitas jugAran ell do
mingo por la tarde, en- Phillips
Fields, con Ell "once" del Colegio
San Jose de San Agustin. Sc dis
putaran ell campeonato de las es
cuelas superiores cat6licas del
Estado.
En- Ia Costa Este los de San A.
gustfn llevan conquistados va
rios triunfos.
Los Jesuitas aumentaron sus
brios con la victoria sobre ell JET
ferson, ell pasado jueves por IA
noche.
La gaceta., 1940-10-29

Las acciones de Ernie Vigh
han subido mucho en- la catego-
RIA del peso mediano con motive
de haber puesto a dormir, en-
dos asaltos, a Ben Borwn, la ma
ravila de Atlanta.
En- Ell primer asalto con
Brown, Vigh lie descarg6 una de
recha a la mandibula y lie derri-
b6 por la cuenta de nueve. Sali6
al de Atlanta algo aturdido, pa
ra Ell segundo, y entonces Vigh
verified una combination de IL
quierda y derecha, derribndoiO.
Ell diputado comisionado de bo-
xeo Jose Mc0wen orden6 que q
arbitro pusiera fin al match.
Ray Robinson, peso ligero de
Harlem, excampe6n de los Guam
ties de Orc, venci6 en- ell semifi-
nal al griego Mitsos Grispos, de
Arenas. Tenia Ell griego una ven
taja en- Ell peso de tres libras.