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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-18
Murray Morgan
Guest Speaker
Ais and Science Members
To Hear Of Danube Trip

A thrilling account of his
trip down the far-famed DAN
nbe of Germany last summer
will be related by Mr.. Murray
Morgan. young Tacoma writ
er, at the meeting of the Arts
and Science club Thursday
afternoon at ! o'clock in the
Women's clubhouse. With
Mrs. Morgan, the former
Rosa Northcutt, he made the
trip by canoe and saw much
of the country now in the
throes of warfare.
For the afternoon tea hour
which win follow the meeting.
lfrs. Arthur Holdal and Mrs. Her
bert Love are to be hostesses.
The tea table will be In spring
mode with 4 lace cloth conferred
with = crystal bowl Of yellow DAFT
fodils with matching tapers set
IN crystal candelabra.
Ars. T. Colasunno and Mrs. Will
liam Hawley have been asked to
preside at the table.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-18
Miss Beverly Peters Honored
AS Wedding Time Approaches
Mrs. Morrison. Miss Stawiek and Misses kuh Entertain
at Parties for Popular Brde-to-Be

AS April g. the date set for her wedding approaches,
Miss Beverly Peters brideelec of Robert Martin is being
honoed many showers Among the first of these were
a linen shower Friday evening for which her aunt Mrs
NJ j. Morrison hostess, and a bathroom shower on
Thursday evening for which Miss Helen Sawick and the
Misses Betty and Lois kuhl were hostesses
The linen shower given at the home of Mrs Morrison
which decorated in pink and yellow with bouquets OF
daods throughout the For the refreshments ice
with pink wedding bells in the center was served
The evening spent playing bridge and informal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-18
Meetings Planned
For Coming Week
First Presbyterian Church
Circles TO Convene

A meeting of Circle F oil
the First Presbyterian church,
on Tuesday will start the|
weeks activities for the wo-
men of the church. The circle
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Fred Phillips, 1917 So. Grant,
for a 1890 luncheon. Mrs.
Roy L. Dodd and Mrs. Wesley
J. Moore will be the Bible
and mission study leaders.
Circles NJ and L will meet for|
luncheons on Wednesday, the
former for a 1890 dessert lunch
con with Mrs. Lena Henry, 644|
No. Prospect. Mrs. A. P. Easter
will give the Bible lesson and Mrs.
Sidney Harder, the mission study
Circle l. will meet for a IL o'clock
luncheon at the home of Mrs. CT
M. Bach, 1907 No. 7th. Mrs. NJ
E. Jones assisting. Mrs. Mar
garet Graham will give mission|
talk on the work of her daughter
in Canton, China. An Important
business meeting will follow.
Florence B. Hays guild will meet
for a 6:15 o'clock dinner in Nell
sen hall on Wednesday.
Circles T and G have postponed
their meetings until Mar. ~. Circle
S will meet Thursday for a 12:30|
luncheon at the home of Mrs.
H. w. Scholle, 232 So. 55th st.
Assisting hostesses will be Mrs.
A. Wilson and Mrs. L. S. Hall.
Circle c will meet at the home
of Mrs. H. C. Gillian, Ills So.
4th, for luncheon at 1890 o'clock
the same day. A business meet
ing will follow and later all will
go to the church. Members of
Circle A will meet Thursday at
1890 for a what have you" lunch
con in Nielsen hall with volunteer
hostesses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-18

Guests for the party were Mrs.
f. T. Peters. mother of the bride
to-be, who has just arrived from
Baker, Ore; Mrs. w. NJ. Pearson,
mother of the groom-to-be; Mrs.
Ernest Reynolds, Mrs. Kenneth
Reynolds, Mrs. E. f. Moxham,
Miss Georgene Olson, Mrs. T. c.
Knoell, Mrs. II. V. Heide, Miss
Marjorie Macdonald, Mrs. J. l..
Haines, Mrs. Perry Miller, Miss
Elizabeth Miller. Mrs. William
Watson. Mrs. James Watson, Mrs.
John Dow. Mrs. Gordon Fox,
Mrs. George Crawford, Mrs.
George Ceratto, Mrs. Jerry Swee-
ney. Miss Jane Sweeney, Mrs. T.
c. Beardsley. Mrs. James Smyth
and Miss Virginia Smyth.
The shower on Thursday eve
ming was at the home of Miss Stall
wick. The evening was spent
playing games, with the prizes
being won by Miss Peters, Miss
Helen Nicola and Miss Vivian
Dignes. Both the table settings
and the refreshments carried out
a st. Patriek's theme.
Guests, who were collie & e
friends of Miss Peters. were the
Misses Vivian Dignes. Ruth Jen-
sen. Jane Carlson. Alice Hazen.
Margaret Laithsmer. Faye Mel
son. Helen Nicola and Mrs. Rich
ard d. Smith.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-18
Charles Huhns Receiving
Congratulations

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles HUM, jr..
of Nashon Island. are receiving
congratulations on the birth Of a
daughter. Charline, in Tacoma
General hospital. March 5. She is
welcomed by sister. grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles HUM.
sr., and Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Diel
OF Tacoma. and great grandpar-
ents. DR.. S. r. Walker. OF Phila-
delphis and Mr.. and Mrs. A. +.
Lillyroot, also OF Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-18
Alpha Club TO Meet

Alpha Study club will meet
Monday with Mrs. George Brewer,
103 So. saith st. The program for
the afternoon will include paper
on "Airways' by Mrs. Brewer and
one on Modern Trends in Educa-
ton" by Mrs. Lewis Brown. The
meeting has been called for 2
o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-18
Illema Club 10 Meet

Mrs. c. P. Burkey viii entertain
members Of Illema club at ]
o'clock luncheon Monday at her
home at 2i15 No. Prospect st. Mrs.
Stanton Warburton will read a
paper on American Youth"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-18
Republican Women Plan

The Women's United Republican
club of Pierce county will meet
Monday at Fishers civic center.
Luncheon at 1918 o'clock will be
followed by talk by Mr.. Paul
Preus of Pacific Lutheran college.
A short business meeting with
Mrs. A. C. Leslie presiding will
follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-18


The program arranged for the
pleasure of the guests includes:
Scripture reading and prayer
Mrs. Philip Hauge
DIR. o. A. TInglestad.
president OF the college
''vlssi b'Arte. vissi DAmore" from
when Have sung Ny sonss...
HAPPY Song. ,'.' Teresa Del Rieso
Miss Anna Mikkelson. soprano
Religion and Music
Mr.. Karl Weiss
Largo from New World symphony .
................... A. DYorak
Hungarian Dance No. 5...........
Johannes Brahms
The Mocking Bird" A. Hawthorne
somery OF Seattle, soloist with
the University Concert band.
accompanied by Mrs. /. J. Mont
gomery.
Since its organization nine years
ago, with a nucleus of IA women,
the Dormitory auxiliary has grown
to a membership Of AZ. Under the
leadership OF Mrs. J. A. +. Naess,
now of Santa Barbara, Cal, sew
eral Lutheran women interested in
the welfare OF Pacific Lutheran
college organized into a service
club in 1881 with detectives which
have resulted in new lighting fix
lures In the college reception
room, fudge kitchen and radio
for the enjoyment OF p. l.. c. girls,
a furnished guest room at the col
iege, teas and many personal kind
nesses for the benefit OF college
girls. Liberal contributions to the
Development association and sup
port OF the college have been
made.
Mrs. Naess was succeeded In her
duties as president of this organi-
zation by Mesdames o. J. Stuen,
]. p. Pflueger, M. Lono, J. u.
Xavier, M. A. Christianson and T.
Nelson. The firm foundation of
this auxiliary was established by
IA charter members, the Mesdames
o. A. Tinglestad, J. u. Xavier. p.
4. Hauge. J. o. Edwards. l.. Lar
son. A. w. Ramstad. II. Naess,
T. o. Svsre. C. o. Olson, o. ].
Stuen. Siddow. ]. p. Pflueger, M.
Lono and o. J. Edwards.
The present membership of the
Pacific Lutheran college Dormi-
tory auxiliary includes:
Mesdames f. NJ. Akre, f. Bondy
C. s. Fynboe, p. f. Hauge, L. b.
Kreidler, L. Larson, Z. A. Larson.
II. J. Leraas. M. Lono. C. ]. NAL
min, T. Nelson, c. o. Olson. j.
p. Fflueger. A. w. Ramstad, o.
]. Stuen. T. o. Svare, o. A. Tingel-
stad, f. Tingelstad, J. U. Xavier,
p. Preus. d. Nelson. A. C. Same
rud. M. Franck.
w. Hanson, M. A. Christianson,
II. L. Dahl. P. B. Hoff, C. Johnson,
G. kittel, C. Loftness, X. s.
Nicholson. o. NJ. Rynning. A. Ry-
dell. +. Sydow, c. A. Sorkness, f.
r. Tollefson. J. A. Johnson. II. f..
Anderson, X. Weiss, Louise s.
Taylor. G. Hendrickson. f. Davis
and the Misses Grace Blomquist,
Anna M, Nelson, Rhoda Hoken-
stad. Vivian johnson and Gladys
Gilbertson.
Milton Preschool will hold a
Might in Monte Carlo" and dane
ing party at the Edgewood Grange
hall. Saturday evening. March l6
at $50 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-18

Pacific Lutheran College Dormitory auxiliary members
and their husbands will entertain guest night Mar. 10,
at o'clock the college chapel Guests will include friends
who the school, The auxiliary composed
of L. C. faculty women and wives of faculty men, college
administrative board members and Lutheran pastor of
Tacoma.
Preceding inspection tour of the old and library
buildings refreshments will be served in the college dining
room by Mesdames f. NJ Akre, H. j. Leraas G. J. Malmin
IL. q g L,.zalAoo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-18
Plans Reunion
AT Church
Luther League Sponsor,
Affair in Psrlors Sunday

The Luther League of Our
Sayiour's Lutheran church
will sponsor a Confirmation
Reunion Sunday night, March
II, at seven-thirty in the
church parlors.
Lillian Olson. president Of the
league and the chairman for the
affair. has 4 number Of commit
tees helping her, She viii also
receive all honor guests and the
confirmants. Those helping her
are: Maxine Twedt. who Is in
charge of the refreshments; Dud-
ley and Mrs. Thompson are in
charge OF the entertainment; Bob
Buck and Retha Mosgrove are in
charge OF the program. Lillian
Olson and Maxine Twedt will also
make the favors and souvenirs for
the occasion. There will be spe-
cial tables for each class. and also
for all members and friends VINO
attend. After the program. re-
freshments will be served to all,
with games following.
The honor guests for the eve
ming will be: Mrs. Thompson. who
is the adviser; Miss Betty War
ner, the organist; Ted Warner;
the class of 1910; the new presi-
dent. Miss Lillian Olson, and Rev.
A. w. Ramsted.
Pierce County Associate Conduc-
tresses, O. r. g.. will meet Satur-
day at Hotel Winthrop for a 1890
luncheon. Mrs NJ. Hendricks will
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-18
Dinner TO Be Given
In ST. Ann S Hall

There will be a dinner at St
AIMS Parish hall, So. 72nd and
Park, Sunday from II until 4 p.
m. The dinner is in honor of st.
Patrick and table decorations will
be planned accordingly. Follow
ing are the committees:
Kitchen, Mesdames George La
Rock. E. Calkins. John Velke,
George Nichols, Albert Peyer,
Lescick. Peter Soroghan and Rose
Schweisow: salad. Me d m S
Frank Nelmann and Albert Ben
son: dessert, Mesdames Andrew
Gundy and o. CALLER; dining
room. Mesdames Kenneth Cor
don and A. Knowle, assisted by
Mrs. Francis Wells, Misses Glenda
Gaffney. Margaret Gaffney, Ma
RE Shannon, Florence Shannon.
Margaret Nichols, Gretchen Ly-
berg. Mary Ludwig, Pearl Doyle
and Mary Niekolic. Mrs. George
LaVergne and Mrs. August Kerr
rigan will be in charge Of tickets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-18
Past Masters Meet

A. o. u. w. Past Masters met
Monday evening at the Tacoma
hotel for a banquet at which Mr.
Fred Sloan acted as POSTMASTER.
The committee for the affair IN
cluded Mesdames Fred Fuhrmeis-
ter. Charles Funk and r. y
Cowlng.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-18
acc Lutheran College Dormitory Auxiliary To Entertain In Chapel
Falkland School Guest Night
Scheduled for March 10

Members and Husbands 10 Be Hosts for Inspection
Tour and Program; Refreshments TO Conclude Evening
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-18

Milton Preschool will hold a
Might in Monte Carlo" and dane
ing party at the Edgewood Grange
hall. Saturday evening, March l6
at $50 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-18

Fierce County Associate Conduc-
tresses, o. +. =. will meet Satur-
day at Hotel Winthrop for 1890
luncheon. Mrs. NJ. Hendricks will
preside over the business session.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-18

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Evening star., 1940-06-28
Bedtime Stories
By THORNTON w. BURGEs


Jerry Muskrat sat on the Big
Rock in the Smiling Pool Jerry
was very thoughtful. He paid no
attention to Little Joe Otter, who
was having a beautiful time on his
slippery slide. He paid no atten-
ton to Billy Mink, who was fishing
in the Laughing Brook just where
it joins the Smiling Pool He paid
no attention to Grandfather Frog,
who was sitting on the big green
lily pad watching for foolish green
flies. Jerry Muskrat paid no at
tention to any one; he just sat and
thought and thought and thought.
Little Joe Otter swan over. Wake
up, Jerry Muskrat!" shouted Little
Joe Otter, splashing the water up in
Jerry Muskrat's face.
Jerry shook the water off and made
a face at Little Joe. Then he climbed
little farther up on the Big Rock
and once more began to think and
think and think. BY and by he
hoped to his feet, smoothed out
his brown coat and walked over
to the edge of the Big Rock.
Il believe I'll begin right away"
said Jerry Muskrat aloud, as he
prepared to dive into the Smiling
Pool.
Begin what?' asked Billy Mink,
who happened to be near enough
to hear
My new house for the winter"
replied Jerry Muskrat.
Billy Mink stared at him. win
ter is a long, long way off" said
Billy Mink. What do you want to
begin your house now for? You're
foolish, Jerry Muskrat; you're fool
lsh, Come on, have some fun!"
Jerry Muskrat shook his head. Its
going to be long, hard. cold, cold
winter, and want to be ready for it
early. Then I'll come and play"
Billy Mink looked hard at Jerry
Muskrat to see if he really meant
what he said. Jerry looked so sober
and earnest that Billy Mink just
had to believe that Jerry meant
every word. Then Billy Mink began
to laugh. He called Little Joe Otter
over and told him what Jerry
Muskrat had said. Then Little Joe
Otter began to laugh, too. Here it
was beautiful warm weather and
winter long, long way off, yet Jerry
MusKrat pretended to know what
kind OF a winter it would be and
to talk of getting ready for it now.
1t was absurd. 1t was foolish. What
could Jerry know about it? Jerry
must be crazy. So they laughed at
him and made fun of him. They told
the Merry Little Breezes, who told
Spotty the Turtle and Mrs. Redwing
and Sammy Jay and Blacky Crow
and Grandfather Frog.
"Jerry'S crazy as a loonl
Pretty soon he'll want the moon.
When the sun is shining bright
Jerry thinks it's almost night.
See him shiver in the sun;
Thinks that winter has begun.
Jerry's crazy as loon!
Pretty soon he'll want the
moon"
SO sang Billy Mink. and then
everybody laughed at Jerry Musk
rat, everybody but Grandfather
Frog.
"Chugarum" exclaimed Grand
father Frog. IF Jerry Muskrat saws
we are to have a cold winter we
surely will have cold winter. Jerry
Muskrat knows"
Jerry Muskrat looked over at
Grandfather Frog and smiled,
Evening star., 1940-06-28

EVENING STAR FEATURES TODAY
Star Flashes, latest everywhere; WMAL pm
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THE EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS
200 pm-WRC, Lucille Manners, soprano Graham
baritone, duet feature, When You
700 pm-WJSV Kate Smith has n
Appeseed" dramatic feature o broadcast of
the
1880 pmWMAI
of July in 1886 is told Ranger on
Valley
1880 pm-WOL Alfred Walensten works from Won
Weber, Handel Rave and Glnka Sinfonietta'
800 pmWMAL Buffalo mythical stopping
points for the Show Boat cruise with Strongs
orchestra.
500 pm-WJSV, story The Silent
9:30pm,-WRC premiere of the radio
in which boys girls O
SHORT-WAVE PROGRAM
$40 pm-BERL1N, Munich Hitler Youth
1877
635 pm-BUDAPEST. Orchestra; "Mephisto Waltz"
HATS 962 31,17
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800 am-MOSCOW, English period. RV96 1884 meb.
Evening star., 1940-06-28
POINTS FOR PARENTS
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.
1t is 1riSe to aUoid making def
Registered o. s. Patent Once

Mother-"I cannot promise you
for sure that we will go on a picnic.
We will have to wait a while and
see.'
Evening star., 1940-06-28
Not This

Daughter-"You promised we
could have a picnic and now you
say we can't. That's the same as
telling something that isn't true"
La gaceta., 1940-09-19
LIGA AMERICANA
RetornGron los IRdiOs al
primer puestO

Los Indios vencieron ayer a
los Senadores, en- dos juegOs, y
volvieron al primer lugar del cir
quito, comandados por Oscar
Witt, ell "~insumergible." Johnny
Allen, el veterano, lanzo en- ell
primero y solo pudieron hacerle
una earrera, con seis hits. Con
nueve hits los Indios pasaron
tires veces la gonna"
En- ell segundo juego, Bob Eel
ler, ell pitcher estrella de los In
dios, limit6 a los Senadores a So
10 cinco hits y una carrera. Con
|uueve hits, los aspirantes a cam
peones entraron dos veces.
Washington lie, 6h, De; Gle
veland &c, Oh, 0e.
Washington 1c, 5h, De; Gle
veland &c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1940-09-19

rando sus armas, y hacienda ro-
dar q yarios ensmigos... Pero
los indios eran infinitamente
superiores, v marchRban q la
|lucha con una ferocidad de hom.
Ibres primitivos...
Miguel dej6 de yer a los SUI
yos, que sc habiap internado en-
tire la e~spesura...
En- seguida vi6se empujado
hacia unas parihuelas de rama
Ije.., y cuatro indios le cogisron,
como 81 le ~lleyaran en- andas...
Ahora, desde esta especie DC
Ilecho gus Sc habia puestO en- mo-
vimiento, rodado de lanzas y lie
gritos salvajes, Miguel pudo dis
itinguir a Cara Roja, que Glen
metros mas ALA, daba una or
den. extendiendo el brazo hacia
lei hOrizonte..
TODD Ell grueso de la eapslle:-
! ria de los indios parti6 ahora
en- un galope frenetico brutal
La gaceta., 1940-09-19
terpuso magnanimementes
II Ohanari l-0 DejadleD.

Guzman sangraba de varias
heridas.
Ahora comprendia que come
to una imprudencia inmensa,
no queriendo escuchar los con-
sejos de su genie, que lie rogaba
volvieran grupas sin ir al en-
cuentro de los salvajes...
Sus ojos miraban con furia
~ el terror de la impotencia, a
sus obreros huir hacia el bos-
que. Muchos caian, aAcanzados
por las flechas de los indios...
De WEI en- cuando, un Saballo
lrodaba tambi6n, des,ribiendo en-
ell a6re varies cireulos con lel
impulse de la carrera, EN- la q'le
lie sorprendia la mwsrte.... III po.
bre jinete era aplastado por el
cuerpo del animal Otros hom-
Ibres Sc volvian furiosos, dispa-
La gaceta., 1940-09-19
L1GA VAGINAL

Los Rq ID de Cincinnati CANA
ron aver su segundo csrnpsVnato
consecutive, bajo Ell mand0 del
Notable d~irsctor Bill McKeshnie,
que asi 10 PHONETIC al empezar
la temporada.
Parecisn derrotados los Ro7
jos, por los Phllies, pena 1alis-
ron del "hoyo'' en- la d5cima tr.r-
cera entrada Y ~anotaron la ca
rrera que necesitaban.
lie faltan al Cincinnati 1S de-
saffos y ostentan una ventaja
de IL juagps cobre los Dodgers
de Brooklyn, que aver fueron de
nuevo vapuIeados por los Car :
denales. FL Cincinnati ha CANA
do SO desafios y perdido Az. FL
Brooklyn, al que faltan 10 dasa-
fios, cuenta con 80 ~victorias y
81 derrotas. Wander Nicer fue el
pitcher vencedor y en- las 1lti-
mas etapas lie sustituy6 el famO-
so "taponador' Joe Beggs.
Cincinnati &c, 13h, De; Fila
ddlfia &c, 8h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1940-09-19

-lD6nde esta csc Ishpr?-
pregunt6, medic enloquecida,
EN- casa, sonora.
-5Y quien esq.,.
NO 10 ha dicho. A mi me ha
dicho no mas que sabe d6nds es-
ia ell nino...
Maria va no le eSeuchaba.
Habia yuelto grupas, Y lanz6
su caballo en- una carrera furio.
frenetica, en- direction a
Ia casa.
Los demas la siguieron.
D1ante de ltodos. Maria de
las Nieves volaba hacia Ia ha-
cienda, bebiepdo el viento de Ia
pampa.
AL llegar, va sabemos que des-
mont6 como una lcca, a pique d.
estrellaFSe, y ceFfi6 haeia el in
terrier de Ia casa, gritandoi
-SD6nde esta2... blonde es-
tau.
Los otrOs jinetes lkgaban tras
La gaceta., 1940-09-19
ha encontrado al niho!

Use ha encontrado al ninol
Use ha encontrado al ninol.,.
Jacinto habia alcanzado al
pelot6n de jinetes Y amazonas
de la finca que galopaban en- di-
recci6n a los lagos, va bien en-
trada la manana.
FL yieio guarda habia gritado
con tOdas sus fuerzas, llamando
a los que huian, hasta hacerse
Ioir de los rezagados.
Inmediatamente volvieron
grupas.
Y JaciGto explic6 en- breviA-
mas palabras 10 que ocurria IN
senior misterioso acababa de pre-
~ssntarse en- la casa, trayendO no
ticias del niho. Conocia su pa
.radero Y estabs esperanto a los
padres de Miguelito en- Los Ros
sales.
Maria de las Moves crey0 vol
verse loca de algeria al escuchar
esta noticia.
La gaceta., 1940-09-19

Muchc1 elogios sc hacen, per
parte de los amigos de Frank La
Marque, del novato Billy ICol-
bert, de Texas, qua el viernes
peleara con Tommy Gomez en-
Benjamin Field. A juicio de esos
caballeros, no de Lotto, Colbert
es ell favorito Y Sc metera IA vic
toria en- ell bolsilDo, quiza por la
vi del nocaut.
FL visitante dice haber dsrrO-
tado a los siguientes gladiado-
res Joey Parks, Carl Dalio, BIZ
lily Prior, Elby Petteway, Jos
Rodriguez, Billy Wilkerson y O.
tros seiores muy conocidos en-
sus respectivas casas.
Como de costumbre, y siguien
do los cuentos de managers y
segundos eel director de Colbert
elev6 la voz y dijo:
mi patrocinado vencera poa
nocaut a Tommy Gomez"
Leto, que se hallaba a corts
distancia, comento: "Una cbss
piensa ell borracho y otra Ell DO
deguero''.
Gomez sc entrena con La ma,
yor animation Y estima que pa
ra vencerlo Sc ~neceslta un me
ior p1gil que ell protegidb d.
Jimmy Finley.
La gaceta., 1940-09-19
WHITFIELD AUMENT0 LA
MARCIA DE VEDOCIDAD

Worcester, Mass, sep. 10
Una nueva pagina sc escribi6 en-
la historic de dos botes de motor
"outboard", EN- Lago Quinsig-
almond, cuando Don Whitfield,
de Upper Montclair, New Jer-
sey, elev6 la velocidad en- la ella
Sc pequeha o midget a 40,431
millas por bora, fijando una
nueva marca. Supervisaron Ia
prueba y dijeron lque parecia in
creible. Ed Grady, de Boston, y
James w. Mulroy, de Chicago,
este ultimo secretario de la Ma
tional Cupboard Association.
Estes diminutos mdsOres sc
pusieron a la venta llace siete a.
nos en- la clase del "noviciado' y
hasta recientemente solo dasa-
La gaceta., 1940-09-19
DEPORTN
PROGRAMA DE BASEBALL
EN- PLANT FIELD

Ell sabado Sc ofrecera un pro-
grama de baseball, en- Plant
Field, entire novenas de la raza
negra. Los West Indian Royals,
de Port Antonio, jamaica, to-
maran parte en- el segundo par
lido.
Sc efectuara ell primero, a les
dos de la tarda, entire los Gigan-
ties de Pepsi-Cd y ell 7-Up. El
team ganador jugara CON el
West Indians.
La novena de Jamaica ACADIA
Estados Unidos y ha tornado
de completar un viaje pOr los
parte en- centenares de desafios
La gaceta., 1940-09-19
LISTERINR
isr HALTTOSIS
(BAD BR1ATMl
TONIC SEGUNDO
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

nenadas contra LAS gentes de la
finca, que emprendieron la hui
da, comprendiendo que seria u
ma locura intentar luchar nuo
contra treinta o cuarenta..
Salieron los caballos de capa-
taces y penoncitos de Los Rosa
les galopando locamente q 10
largo de la llanura, buscando el
refugio de los bosques vecinos. /.
Pero los indios los perseguian
ferozmente, sin cesar de dispa-
rar sus flechas...
Miguel habia sido atado y a.
mordazado y varios indios Sc dis
ponian a rematarlo con sus pu-
hales. cuando Cara Roja Sc in