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Evening star., 1940-11-10

When the 121st Observation
Squadron of the local guard Is or
ganized and recognized by the War
Department, Capt. Beard will be
sent to 1t as its medical officer
The aviation squadron is being or
ganized by Maj. James H. Higgs
and is to have its base at the new
air port at Gravelly Point.
Members of the guard, under
Maj. Just c. Jensen, Ordnance De-
partment, are making plans for the
second annual interstate rifle match
to be held at Camp Simms, Congress
Heights, D. c. This match will be
participated in by teams represent
ing the militia units Of this city
and Maryland and Virginia.
Col. Walter w. Burns, command
ing the 260th Regiment Of Coast
Artillery, has called upon members
Of his commands to see that all OF
its property is put in full serviceable
and excellent condition. He said
that the War Department has pro-
vided funds with which to do this
work, which includes individual
equipment, organizational equip
ment, motor vehicles, etc. He
pointed out that the property must
be in such condition that under or
dinary conditions 1t Will stand full
year of training in the field.
Mobilization of the Guard for field
duty will automatically place some
of its employees out of work. The
War Department has informed the
local brigade that funds appropriated
for the support of the National
Guard for the fiscal year 1941 will
not be available for any expenses
incurred for any unit subsequent to
induction of that unit into the Fed
eral service.
New instructions to guide Guard
officers prior to and Immediately
following the induction period pro-
vide that unit commanders must no.
tify their men the date on which
induction is to take place, and fur
ther they must complete all pending
discharges and re-enlistments, and
must prepare in advance all dis
charge and re-enlistment papers up
to the date of induction.
The commanders must decide upon
a suitable place for physical exami-
nations and make the necessary ar
rangements in advance, and must
arrange for the quartering of their
men at home stations. Present
plans contemplate not more than
10 days stay at the home stations.
During this period they must also
make plans for the messing of the
troops at the armories.
Corpl. Charles l.. Wofe has been
promoted to first sergeant of the
Headquarters Battery and Combat
Train, I'd Battalion, 260th Coast Ar
tillery, by Col Walter w. Burns,
commander of the regiment.
Evening star., 1940-11-10
Funeral for Col. Point

Members of the Iowa Volunteers
are requested to attend funeral serv-
ices for Col. Will H. Point. formerly
of Co. F of the 51st Iowa Volunteer
Infantry, at Arlington National
Cemetery on Tuesday afternoon at
2:30 O'Clock. Col. Point, who died
several weeks ago at San Francisco.
Calf, served as a private in the
Spanish American War and later.
when a first lieutenant, served In the
Regular Army.
Evening star., 1940-11-10
American War Mothers

The Armistice Day ceremonies
will take place tomorrow at IL am
on the steps on the east front Of
the Capitol.
Mrs. Robert Eugene Ridenhour
national president, who is in charge
of arrangements, will preside at the
exercises when the War Mothers
flag will be raised on the dome be-
meath the United States flag. The
Navy School Band will furnish the
music.
The District of Columbia Chapter
met on Friday afternoon at the
Thomas Circle Club, the president.
Mrs. George S. CARL, presiding.
Evening star., 1940-11-10
Purple Hearts

Louis A. Connolly was elected
commander of Mount Vernon Chap
ter at the last meeting. Other of
ficers elected were: George Hill,
senior vice commander; Albert G..
Hildreth, junior vice commander:
Lloyd E. Henry, finance officer:
Phineas S. Towne, chaplain: Donati
Mazzaro, historian; Eldridge Lut-
trell, sergeant at arms: Henry j.
Miller, trustee: Maj. w. E. Dove,
adjutant; Max S. Peck, welfare Of
ficer, and Frank Haley, Americanism
officer.
They were installed by Past Ma
tional Comdr. Marvin of the Dis
abled American Veterans. National
Comdr. Herbert L. Church of the
Military Order of the People Heart
spoke. Refreshments were served.
Evening star., 1940-11-10
More Officers Will Be Named
After Guard Is in the Field
Field Boards Will Select Men
For Promotion by Commission

War strength vacancies in the
commissioned grades of the Dis
trict National Guard will be filled
soon after the organization goes in
to the field for its tour of one year
Of training duty, 1t was learned at
brigade headquarters last week. Of
ficers received instructions from the
War Department that such steps
would be taken after mobilization.
This information was welcomed
by number Of the men in the
ranks who have aspirations to be-
come commissioned officers and 1t
appears that they will have their
opportunity. They will appear be-
fore boards of officers to be ap-
pointed by the camp commander
Of the area in which they are to
take their training. Those who will
get the opportunity to step from
the ranks to commissioned grades
will be recommended for examina-
ton by the division commander.
The recommendations however, will
originate in the units to which the
men are attached, as obviously the
division commanders will not have
the information personally on which
to make such recommendations.
The orders mean that practical
]y every unit of the guard will have
new officers, which may come from
their own command. These ap-
pointments will be in addition to
those in the ranks of the command
who already hold commissions in
the National Guard of the United
States. These commissions will be-
come active on the day that the
guard is called into the Federal
service, and many of these are for
higher ranks than those Of second
lieutenants.
In order that the troops may be
assured of well-prepared food in
their messes, the Army has au-
thorized the local brigade to send
two of its cooks to the Cooks and
Bakers School at Fort George G..
Meade, Md. The class will not end
until New Years Eve.
The men selected to take the
first course are: Pvts. first class
Alex Arany and George j. Baur, f.,
both Of the Headquarters and Serv-
Ice Company, 12lst Engineers.
Close cooperation is planned be-
tween the local militia officials and
the draft boards so that the latter
will be promptly notified of the
names and addresses of newly en-
listed men, thus giving credit
against the number of selectees
which will be called for from the
District of Columbia.
Capt. william H. Beard, now at
tached to the Medical Corps De-
tachment of the Special Troops
29th Division, has been ordered tc
attend the School of Aviation Medi-
cine at Langley Field, Va, as 6
student for the course which /.
scheduled to end on December II.
Evening star., 1940-11-10

Hart made the annual inspection.
The auxiliary will have an evening
of games at the home of the pres
ident, 900 East Custise avenue,
Alexandria, Va, on November 80, for
the benefit of the national home
fund. The auxiliary has been in
vited to attend an open meeting of
Treasury Post on November Is, at
the Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
Club.
Potomac Auxiliary will meet Tues
day at 1700 L street NV. at $50
pm. President Beasley will preside.
Ruth B. Keene, ways and means
chairman, announces luncheon at
her home, 1919 Eighth street NV
on November 20.
Evening star., 1940-11-10
RoyoI Arconum

Municipal Council will meet at the
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Club
on November 13 with Regent John E.
Feeney presiding. Plans for the an
nual Thanksgiving party and ladies
night to be held on November q will
be completed. The regent has ex-
tended the invitation to the Coun-
ellis members and families and their
friends. Degree team routine will
be in order for the meeting Novem-
Der 13. Grand Regent Wealthall
will make the principal address.
District Council will meet Novem-
ber IA at 1015 L street NV. at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1940-11-10
Sons and Daughters
Of Liberty

Washington Council met with
Councillor Mrs. Elizabeth Deakins
presiding. A talk on the progress
of the State Committees activities
was given by Mrs. Mabel Hall. Past
State Councillor Mrs. Mary E. Nichols
announced arrangements had been
completed for the party Armistice
Day. Speakers included: Deputy
State Councillor Mrs. Mary Reed
Smith, Past State Councillor Mrs.
Mabel Hall and Past Councillors Mrs.
lillian P. Wilcox and Mrs. Edythe
Berg. Tomorrow evening Mrs. Smith
will be the principal speaker.
Evening star., 1940-11-10
Legion Auxiliary
Leaders 10 Honor
Unknown Soldier
Wreuths to Be Placed
After President
Pays Tribute

Mrs. Louis j. Lemstra of Clinton,
Ind, national president of the Amer
ican Legion Auxiliary, and Mrs.
Helen M. McCabe, president of the
department, will place wreaths on
the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
tomorrow, following the laying of a
wreath by President Roosevelt at II
o'clock. A wreath will also be placed
at the tomb of former President
Woodrow Wilson at Washington
Cathedral at $3.50 pm.
Mrs. McCabe will attend the dedi-
cation of the stained glass windows
In Fort Myer Chapel at 80 pm. to-
morrow. These windows are being
given in the name of the national
organization of the American Legion
and the American Legion Auxiliary.
Mrs. Lemstra, as one of the prin-
cipal speakers and distinguished
guests, will attend the Armistice Day
dinner dance to be held by the Forty
and Eight at the Mayflower Hotel
in honor of National Comdr. Milo j.
Warner and Department Comdr.
William H. Hargrave. The national
secretary, Mrs. Gwendolyn Wiggin
MacDowell, after attending the cere-
monies at Arlington will accompany
Mrs. Lenstra and Mrs. McCabe to
the banquet.
Mrs. McCabe will also attend the
testimonial dinner to National
Chapeau Alice Gill of the Eight and
Forty at the Hotel Washington No
vember II.
Mrs. McCabe and Miss Mabel
Staub, department secretary, will
represent this department at the
annual department presidents and
department secretaries conference
at Indianapolis, Ind, November
IS and 16, respectively.
Mrs. McCabe and Miss Staub will
be the guests of the national secre-
tary at her home in Indianapolis on
November IA, the night preceding
the conference. Mrs. McCabe will
speak at the caucus of the Eastern
division. She will attend the break
fast for department presidents on
November Is.
In the absence of Mrs. McCabe
Mrs. Ada Riley, department vice
president, will serve as acting de-
partment president.
Miss Helen Zaruba, president of
Girls Nation, American Legion Aux
iliary, will place the annual wreath
at the Tomb of the Unknown Sol
der on Armistice Day for the pu-
pills of John C. Fremont School,
Long Beach, Calf.
James E. Walker Unit met No
vember 8 at pm. at the Garnet
Patterson Junior High School. Plans
for a card tournament were present.
ed by the chairman of the Child
Welfare and Community Service
Committees, Mrs. Marion Burke and
Mrs. Laura Sutherland, respectively.
The tournament is to be held De-
cember 6 at the st. George parish
hall, Second and U streets NV. The
proceeds will be for the support of
the Community Service and Child
Welfare Committees. The other
units and posts are invited.
Lincoln Unit met Wednesday night
at 1431 Monroe street NV. 1t was
Past Presidents Night" A repre-
sentative of the Red Cross gave an
illustrated talk. Refreshments we're
served.
Evening star., 1940-11-10
Meetings This Week.

Monday-Armistice Day cere-
monies, Arlington Amphithe-
ater, II am: Forty and Eight
dinner. Mayfiower Hotel, 7 pm.
Tuesday-Europe Post. 1886
Fifteenth street NV; Killeen
Post, 1904 M street NV; U. s.
Treasury Post, New Colonial
Hotel; Department Of Labor
Post, 2108 Sixteenth street NV.
Wednesday - Kenneth II.
Nash Post, 200 Pennsylvania
avenue SE.
Thursday - Department of
Commerce Post, Commerce au-
ditorium,; Potomac Post, Pal
isades Field House; James E.
Walker Post, 1918 Twelfth street
NV.
Evening star., 1940-11-10
Veterans Of Foreiqn
Wars 10 Hold Ball
Tomorrow Night
New Members Admitted
By Council Of
Administration
Meetings This Week.

Monday-Armistice Day ball,
Willard Hotel.
Tuesday - National Capital
Post, 1015 L street NV; Peary
Ship, Hamilton Hotel.
Wednesday - Columbia Post,
Thomas Circle Club; Washing
ton Post, 1700 L street NV.
Thursday-Follow Me Defense
Post, 2020 Rhode Island avenue
NE.
Friday-United States Treas
ury Post, 1O15 L street NV:
Bowling League, Georgetown
Recreation Center.
Evening star., 1940-11-10
Hotel Greeters of America

Charter No. 81 and Women's
Auxiliary No. 81 will meet Wednes-
day at the Capitol Park Hotel at $50
pm, with Greeter Charles L.
Hutchinson as host. There will be an
insurance program and a motion
picture. Members are requested to
invite prospective members.
Evening star., 1940-11-10

RAINBOW VETERANS TO
DANCE-Among the members
of the Ladies' Reception Com
mittee for the 22d annual
autumn dance, District of
Columbia Chapter, Rainbow
Division Veterans, at the In
dian Spring Country Club the
evening of November Is, is
Mrs. Bentley Mulford, wife of
the secretary. The other
members of this committee
are Mrs. Walker H. Colston,
chairman; Mrs. M. Manning
Marcus, Mrs. James E. With
erite and Mrs. Elmer F. Neagle.
Harris & Ewing Photo.
Evening star., 1940-11-10

H. M. Stationery Office, the Of
ficial publishers" for the English
government, printed and mailed
100000 forms between $50 one
night and 5 pm. the next day.
La gaceta., 1940-01-13
VICTORIA DEL
VAN

New York, Enero 13-El for
midable p1gil holandes Bep Van
Klaveren, del peso mediano, ven
clio en- su primera pelea de la
nueva campana en- los Estados
Unidos, a Ernie Vigh, de New
burgh, en- ocho asaltos.
La multitud aprob6 la deci :
sion. Dieron I'm fallo favorable
unanime Ell arbitro Jack Dor :
man y los jueces Patsy Haley y
Charles Devlin. Ven Klaveren
gan6 seis de los ocho rounds.
Vigh gan6 los asaltos primero y
quinto.
Ell vencedor pesaba 1864 IL
bras y el derrotado 159.
Primo Flores, de Puerto Rico
yapule6 en- Ell mismo cartel a
Chester Rico, del Bronx. Gan6
Flores cinco de los rounds v per
di6 tres.
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mientos q la mujer de PedrI
de Ndnez, y Sc abstuvo de ci-
tar nombres,
lie cont6, en- suma, que ell
conserje del Folies habiase
encontrado a una sonora des.
mayada (sin decirle donde) Y
que la habfan llevado al tea
tro, donde estaba para morir-
Sc.
Y 81 necesitaba saber 81, lie
gado ell case, Eulalia seria
tan amable que hiciera una
vista discreta a cierta casa
muy alta de Madrid,
20 ~necesito, jsabes?, q.
veriguar ciertas cosas con to.
da discretion, Icomprendes?.
y no puedo echar mano mas
que de una persona de tn ia
lento, Eulalita, y de tn tacto.
-Muehas gracias, hombre
No es lisonja. To eres u
ne muier de gran talento.
La gaceta., 1940-01-13

ante la groseria del Millionaire;
pero como no entraba nunca en-
los planes de esta mujer diabo-
lea descubrir So jusgo nj mos
trar sus verdaderOs sentimten-
tos, rio de un modo nervioSo,
y contest6, al tempo que, va en-
ell comedorcito de la casa, brin-
daba una silla al personaje:
1Ande, pillastr6n, que 81 no
fuera pOrqae somos seguramen
te muchas mujeres a quererle
en- Madrid, va Sc habria muer'
to listed de frio, con esa carga
de amos. H.. iDe SECURE que sc tu-
teaba listed con Felipe I'll
Nos tratabamos como her
manos-sigui6 la broma, un
tanto picado Ell personaje, al
tempo que pensabaI
mo estas I'd mala perraP"
Juego, sonriendO de un modo
largo, Sc Qued6 miranda a Ia be
NiSima mpjsr de- Gbudsra, que
La gaceta., 1940-01-13

dales, tendr& de contrario al
hombre de Las rudezas y las TIRE
uui6uelas, Dick Powell.
ZEN I'm anterior encuentro, Ma
hoNey fue derrotado, pero hubo
de Psotestar e~nergicamente con
ira Il favoritismo de Dobie 0s-
borneAque aetuaba de arbitro.
e empresario atendi6 la que
ia, consult6 a Powell y los dos
hombres convinieron en- airear
Ell lunes sus antiguas rencillas.
Nick Bacalis, otro conocido de
los ''fieles' tampehos, tendra de
contrario, en- la semifinal, a Ste
We Buynas, Ell popular luchador
de Chicago. Bacalis es I'm hon.
bre de innegable destreza.
FL DR.. Gordon Mackenzie re-
tornara a la colchoneta de Ben
jamin Field y como adversario
lie fue Seleccionado Big Bill Mid
dekauff, un expugilista y exju-
gader de fulbol.
La gaceta., 1940-01-13
DEPORTE
EN- Ell DE
p SPRINGS

OtrO de los galgos de P. c.
Anderson, Buff Luck, clasifica.
do entire los favoritos, gan6 la
octava carrera de anoche, ven
ciendo a Red Band, Dick An
drew, Sally Sue, Pat McAlevy,
Jim Thornton, Lucky Mistake y
Lucky Red, y sus boletos Sc pa
garon en- proportion de $3.50
por dollar. Buff Luck habfa to-
mado parte en- cinco carreras y
en- todas habia sido derrotado.
En- la apuesta doble, integra-
da por las carreras segunda
tercera, vencieron Golden Dot Y
Black Filler, pagandose los bo-
letos a $3.50. Golden Dot, Ell
su carrera, page a $3.50 por Ell
dollar y Black Filler a $500.
Vencieron en- las otras carre-
ras de la noche Klint Court, que
triunf6 en- la primera; Cardi-
gan, Duff, Like Loki, Silky Boy,
Air Reaper, Extra Tax Y DOllie
Dollars.
Hoy sabado habra matinee y
function nocturna.
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inuuiri6. ~intrlgada.

inquiri6, intrigada.
-SY q que debo Ell honor de
esta vista, mi querido don Ro-
drigo2
-Es una cosa,.. Jc6mo te d.
RIA yo,., iConfidencial y delica-
da! He pensado en- ii, porque
me hace falta lesol, una perso-
ma de confianza y amistad muy
hondas...
FL tono del banquero parecia
solemne, y Eulalia sc hizo toda
oidos, quintuplicando Ell interes
con que escuchaba a su amigo.
IT'D me diras, hijol-re-
puso ahoFa, tuteandolo, en-
VOC muy baja, y aeercando
mas su silla a la del pr6cer.
Don Rodrigo venia con in
tenci6h de contarlo TODD a su
antigua amante; pero pens6
que quizas cometiera hha i'm
prudencia gorda, no guardian
do, al menoS eiertOS mira
La gaceta., 1940-01-13

que perdido, y que POGO Sc acuer
da listed de los amigos!. H..
-iQuerras decir de las ami
gas!... iQuien hay por aqui?...
Made. Joaquina, sla re-
cuerda listed? lila GarcesI!...,
que es la dueha del piso, no es-
ia, pOrque ha lido al teatFO con
un pariente... Y dos o tres hues-
pedes que tenemOs, tampOco es-
tan en- casa.
-GAsi estAs solita?
-Solita en- Ell mundo. No me
quiere nadie. Voy a tener que
poner un anuncio de esos de
RGmpeT, que Olga: '9Sehora
viuda, establecida ,necesita So
clio con capital para"
|No sigasl-la interrum-
pi6 el banquero-; Y conste que
til no necesitas poner anuncio
de ninguna clase mientras viva
mos mas de cuatro.
Euialia % sordit los lsbios
La gaceta., 1940-01-13
Folletin No. 80
La Gaceta
TOMo SEGUND0
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

Uno de ellos, un medico ia
moso en- Madrid, Sc encarg6 de
la pobre mujer del ingeniero,
luego de diagnOsticar que no,
que no estaba muerta, sine SEN
cillamente bajo la Influenza de
un aemicolapso que podia ma
tarla, desde luego.
La reanimaron un tanto con
inyecciones de cafeina, pues a.
parecia postradisima, Y Sc traZo
un plan de ''enfermo grave,
desde luego: s~inapismos, eter y
brOmurO, vegigatorios a las pier
mas y hielo q la cabeza.
Don Rodrigo, visto 81 cariE
que tOmaba 81 que crey6 un In
La gaceta., 1940-01-13
i Quita, por Dios!

-iQuita, por Diosl
Que 81, Eulalia. Y discre-
ia y prudente. Y tn irias Y tie
informarfas de ciertas cosas.
jEstas dispuesta?
-Claro que 81, Rodrigo, por
complacerte. iPero d6nde es
esq.,.
-Perd6name que no tie di
ga NADIA.
-Es secreto de Estado,
-Por hoy, ST.
Hubo una leve pausa.
Los antiques amantes Sc
contemplaban sonriendo unos
momentos.
-Entonees, hombre, Ipor que
no me confiesas de Una vez que
has venido a VERNE?
He venido a verte. sobre
TODD; pero he queridc saber
81 pOdia contar contigo
este trance.
RTralOe NADIA menos?.
La gaceta., 1940-01-13
Ell m~ejicano Yucatan Kid acost6 :
. a Williams En- el tercer asalto
Foucart venci6 al Nude Robinson

10 que los peritos habfan pro-
nosticado, sucedi6 anoche en- Ia
Arena de los Artilleros.
Yucatan Kid, que vino a Ia
Florida como ahijado de Parga
y a~ctualmente obedece 6rdenes
del captain Peoples, derrot6 fa-
cilmente, p~oniendolo a dormir
en- Ell tercer asslto, a Kid Wi
lliams, ell p1gil de Georgia.
BESIDE ell primer momento Sc
vi6 que ell campe6n mejicano e
ra muy superior a su adverse
rio. La izquierda de Yucatan
castigaba duramente a Will
liams, que NADIA podfa hacer pa
"a evadir los golpes.
En- Ell primer asalto Ell meji-
cano empez6 con alguna suavi-
dad, pero al completarlO, en- los
1ltimos segundos, Williams tu-
vo que batirse en- retirada.
Tome Yucatan la ofensiva, en-
ell segundo, y dispar6 contra cl
cuerpo de Williams docenas de
ganchos de izquierda, alterna-
dos con efectivas derechas cru
zadas por la barba.
VaIientemente resisti6 ell de
Georgia, pegando a Yucatan
con la izquierda, en- la cabeza, y
conteniendolo I'm tanto. AL fl
nalizar ell segundo Sc pudo apre
ciaf que ell muchacho de Savan-
nah iba a ser "acostado".
Atac6 Williams en- ell tercero
y Yucatan, con un golpe formi-
dable de izquierda, por ell
La gaceta., 1940-01-13

Esta senalada para ell dia 2
de febrero, 81 no llueve, la pelea
de revancha entire Melio BATH
ma y Fred Apostoli.
FL director de Battina, Mr..
Grippe, esta enfadado con la Co
mission Atletica del Estado de
New York.
Habl6 de que lie habian roba-
do la pelea, lie oyeron y lie sus-
pendieron. Ahora bien, la sus-
pension no entrara en- vigor has
ia pasada la revancha.
La gaceta., 1940-01-13

Aprobada por la Comisi6n
Atletica la pelea entire Max Baer
y Tony Galento..... solo queda
por resolver ell punto de que la
Comisi6n no permitira a Joe ia
cobs, director de Tony, actuar
de consejero en- ell match.
Ell pGgil del pecho abarriladO,
tabernero, actor y otras cosas,
asegura que 81 Joe no esta en- su
esquina, 81 no combatira.
Por su parte ell caballero ia
cobs, no el empresariO, ell padri-
no de p6giles, sostiene que 81 no
Sc lie da la licencia no habra fun
ci6n benefica a b~eneficio de los
finlandeses.
Los comisionados estan dis
puestos a impedir "que Joe les
trate como 81 fueran chinos,"
por cuarta vez,
La gaceta., 1940-01-13
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La gaceta., 1940-01-13

cidente amoroso sin otras con-
secuencias, sali6 del Folies, y,
queriendo evitarse quiza Ia res
ponsabilidad de una desgracia
% captarse las simpatias de la
sonora, 81 curaba, subi6 a su CO.
che, haciendose llevar a la ca
lie de Santa Isabel.
III lector ha adivinado ad6n.
de iba ell ilustre personaje.
Eulalia, que por casualidad
estaba esta noche en- casa, lie hi
20 un recibimiento alborozado.
al mismo tempo Sc puso en-
guardia, sin comprsnder a 10
que obedecia esta vista extraor
dinaria.
II Hola, Eulalita, mujer, que
guapa estasl sMe dejas entrar,
verdad?
e Caramba, don Rodrigol...
iPruebe listed a pasar, 81 lie pa
TScsI... Venga para ae6... IJssds
La gaceta., 1940-01-13

| cuerpo, lie hizo caer al tablado
Sc levant6 Ell caido, hacienda
grandes esfuerzos, cuando ell al
bitro llegaba a los ocho segun.
dos.
Yucatan acometi6 violenta.
mente por Ell cuerpo y lie des.
cargo un vigoroso puhetazo POI
la cabeza.
FL golpe definitivo, ell que de.
rrib6 a Williams por la cuents
de diez, 10 fue un puhetazo dc
izquierda a la barba.
Uno de los ganchos de Yucca.
tan hiri6 a Williams bajo Ell ojc
izquierdo.
Tenfa el de Georgia una ven
taja de dos libras en- Ell peso.
Leon Foucart, de Jackson
vile, derrot6 en- interesante
Gombate al "Mudo" Robinson.
Dos de los jueces votaron por
Foucart y ell tercero por Robin
son.
FL Nude di6 pruebas de cora
je y este lie conquist6 la simpa-
tia de los spectators. La de-
cisi6n di6 lugar a una vigorosa
protesta. All terminar Ell comba-
tie ell Mudo tenia ell ojo izquier-
do cerrado, sangraba de la boca
" la nariz y tenia una herida
bajo ell ojo derecho.
Tommy Gomez acust6 a Sam
Freeto, en- dos asaltos, mantle
niendo su cadena de nocauts.
Gaspar Guggino superb a
Red Bryant, de Lakeland, en- un
combate a seis asaltos.