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the United States" might be in- vited to make further peace ef- forts. Finland staggered by the weight of the Russian forces ham mering steadily at her defenses fought on while her spokesman indicated that rejection would be the only answer to any exces- sive peace demands. A Stock holm newspaper the Aftonbladet cited the Finnish foreign minis ter Tanner as saying that Finland has ''been in contact with a go- between"
 The British, Royal Air Force re ported they secuted German-oc- cupied Poland for the first time dropping pamphlets and on their return landed in France.
 The British Treasury issued hundred million pound vote of credit as a sort of blank check for the coming years of war ex- pense.
 Undersecretary Sumner Welles continued to tap the official French war attitude in a whirl- wind series of talks with govern ment leaders.
The Nome nugget., 1940-03-08
Kingsley Wood
 Report Expansion Royal Air Force

LONDON, March 2 (P) - Si1 Kingsley Wood head of the Air Ministry told the House of Com mans that the British Air Force have made more than a thousand sorties into Germany by day and night and said the force is pre- pairing for a "great expansion ot strength which is known to be necessary" He said that R A F planes have sighted German subs more than 100 times and deliver cd more than 50 attacks success fully and have escorted 700 con- Toys.
The Nome nugget., 1940-03-08
Finn Mannerheirn. Russian Butcher Reported Sweden

UNDATED, March 8 (P) - Peace talk involved the Finnish Russian war with Sweden in the vortex of discussions and Fin lands field marshal Mannerheim and Russia's Marshal Butcher re ported to have arrived in Stock holm.
 The British said that possibly
The Nome nugget., 1940-03-08
Russians Planning Peace Offer But Finnish Spokesmen Indicated
 They Reject Excessive Demands

HELSINKI, March 2 tA9 - The Finnish government disclosed to night that it received word from Soviets that Russia is planning a peace offer but indicated that de- tails were not yet known.
 Well-informed quarters said they were in nature an ultimat- um with the threatened alter native of intensified attacks if re- jected.
The Nome nugget., 1940-03-08
Asks 3-Man Group To Act MerelyAs Judge In NLB

WASHINGTON, March ? (P)- A majority of a special House committee asked Congress to re place three members of the Ma tional Labor Board and create a new three-man group to act merely as a judge" in collective bargaining disputes and recom- mended IF amendments in all to the Wagner Act. Chairman Smith of Virginia said they represent imperative things needing inn mediate attention"
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SOURDOUGH STATIONERY

That unique and humorous and typical Alaskan stationery "Sourdough Roadhouse Letter. heads and Envelopes, have beer brought strictly uptodate, and are now available at the Nugget of1 ce.
The Nome nugget., 1940-03-08
Poet Passes Away

NEW YORK, March ' (PD - Edwin Markham aged 87 poet died here. The author of "The Man with the Hoe" is said to have been brought a quarter of a million dollars by 1892. He was a native of Oregon City, Oregon.
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driven off with severe losses be- fore Viipuri the high command announced.
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Soviets Lose on Ice

HELSINKI, March ' (P)-More than 30 Russian tanks were des troyed on the ice and troops were
The Nome nugget., 1940-03-08
Mish Confirmed

WASHINGTON, March 2 NP)- The Senate confirmed Guy Mish 1o5trnaster at Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1940-03-08
First of 3lGO Air Army to Get
 planes This Month

WASHINGTON, March 8 (F)- The first deliveries on a mass or der of 3100 warplane is expected by the army this month less than a year after Congress voted three hundred million dollars for the expansion program.
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Evening star., 1940-05-31

the European war In order to pro.
tect her interests in the Netherlands
Indies, circles close to the govern
ment said today.
While Japan is neutral in a con-
f1ict which, 1t is believed here. may
end abrouptly this summer in a
German victory, official quarters de-
clAred:
Japan cannot be Indifferent to
important changes in the status Of
areas and territories within the Pa
cific zone"
German acquisition of the Meth
erlands Indies, or practical control
Of them through a puppet Dutch
government, is regarded with in
creasing uneasiness in view of the
enormous Importance Of the islands
resources of oil, rubber and tin.
The Governor General of the
Dutch possessions has assured Japan
there will be no change in the vol
ume Of these exports to Japan de-
spite Hollands involvement in the
European war. But If the Neither
lands Indies were to become a Ger.
man colony 1t is regarded as almost
certain that Germany would take all
of the raw materials to bolster her
own military and economic status.
While Germany has announced
she is not interested In the Indies,
and France, Britain. Australia and
the United States have announced
their desire for retention Of the
status quo, the view prevails in
certain ambitious circles that Japan
should take over control of the
islands before the end of the war in
order to forestall whatever results
peace might bring.
These quarters doubt the United
States would intervene and con-
slider no other nation capable Of
action.
Meanwhile official quarters insist
the government has not changed
its policy OF non-involvement, has
formulated no concrete plan con-
cerninng the Indies and instead will
await developments in Europe.
Hades, a village, was the coolest
spot in England during the winter
storm,
Evening star., 1940-05-31
Kensineton Cub Pack
Gets Scout Charter

Remington Cub Pack, No. 234,
Boy Scouts. was presented Its charter
at its first formal meeting in
the Kensington tMd) Elementary
School.
The charter was presented by Col
Stewart G. Godfrey OF the National
Capital Area Council Of Boy Scouts
Others who took part In the pro-
gram were H. +. Brownf1eld, cub
master for Montgomery County, and
Everett F. Davis, Kensington cub
master. Approximately 100 cub,
and their parents attended the
meeting, which was featured by cir
Gus stunts by the three dens in the
pack.
Evening star., 1940-05-31
Social Workers Warned
j. 5. Peril Is From Within
BY tire Associated Press.

BY tie Associated Press.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, May
31-The National Conference OF
social work was warned last night
by Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver of Cleve-
land that the fiction of security
through strict neutrality has been
shattered forever" In view of events
In Europe.
1T the Allies win," Rabbi Silver
said, victory can come only after
a prolonged and exhausting war
which will shake the very founda-
tions Of the social, political and eco
nonlic life OF Europe.
If the Allies lose, Europe will be
turned over to the moral anarchy
OF this streamlined barbarism of the
10th century and the rest of the
world will not long escape the ef-
fects Of it."
Rabbi Silver warned that "ou,
greatest dangers will come from
Within" predicted that triumph TO,
Na1 Germany would mean that
Fascist and Nazi sympathizers, ad-
venturers and would-be Hitlers will
spring up like mushrooms all over
our country"
Miss Jane M. Hoey of Washing
Evening star., 1940-05-31
Gauss Mission
To Australia Hints
Crisis in Pacific
German Victory
Would Bring Indies
Issue to Head
BY ANDRUE BERDING,
Associated Press Stan WrfSer.

AcSOCleIeQ 6IeSe oteu WElseI.
Problems Of crucial interest hang
over the Far East as the United
States sends Clarence e. Gauss to
Australia to become its first Min
lister to that British dominion.
Mr.. Gauss, now conferring with
ofncials here, will leave Monday for
San Francisco and will sail June g.
State Department oficials and the
New Minister himself have no illu-
sions on the seriousness Of his task
and the questions of tremendous
import that may confront him be-
fore many weeks.
II the German army should over
run Britain and France, many we'll
informed students here believe the
United States will face q more i'm
mediate crisis in the Pacific than in
the Atlantic. And they believe 1t
may arise first over the Neither
lands Indies.
Japan has issued statements call
ing for maintenance of the status
quo OF the islands, but inner circles
in Toxic said today that q German
victory in the European war would
bring up the question of the dispo-
sition of their oil, rubber and tin.
The Japanese government was pic
tured as uneasy over the prospect
that these raw materials would be
diverted entirely to the Reich.
Fleet Still at Hawaii.
In the light of Secretary Hulrs
statement that disturbance of the
Indies status quo would threaten
the peace Of the entire Pacific, what
might President Roosevelt and Sec
retary Hull do in the event of the
Islands seizure by Japan?
Diplomatic circles believe an en-
barge against Japan then would be
out OF the question, not only because
it would have but small effect, but
because it might provoke a counter
embargo. The raw materials of the
Netherlands Indies - principally
rubber and tin would be as neces-
sary to the United States as Amer
lcan raw materials might be neces-
sary to Japan.
Would the United States fight to
preserve the status quo of the Meth
erlands Indies?
Many officials in the administra-
ton evade the answer, but do not
rule out entirely the possibility. The
American Fleet is still based at
Hawaii, and there is no indication
here that 1t will be withdrawn for
the time being.
Expert on Far East.
1t is at this moment that Minister
Gauss. one of the outstanding
American experts on the Far East,
goes to Australia. He recently has
been consul general at Shanghai.
Australia herself has a vital in
terest in The Netherlands Indies
perhaps closer one than any other
country except Holland. She gov
erns one-half of the island of New
Guinea. the other half of which be-
longs to Holland.
japanese occupation of the East
Indies might include occupation of
Australian Guinea. 1t would bring
Japan within close touch of the
northern part of Australia.
Experts here believe the Indies
might make a vigorous fight to save
themselves in case of attack, but
they are not so sure that the defense
would be successful. They do not
know whether Britain and France
would help the Indies with their
Asiatic fleets, or whether the help
would be sufficient.
Japan to Demand Voice
In Any War Settlement
TOXIC, May 81 R.-Japan will
demand voice in any settlement OF
Evening star., 1940-05-31
Romeo and Juliet Sturs
To Join War Service

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 31.-vivien
Leigh and Laurence Olivier give q
final Broadway performance Of
Romeo and Juliet" June 8 and leave
for war service in Great Britain.
The British film and stage players
were advised several days ago by
cable, Olivier said, to return to Eng
Evening star., 1940-05-31

land. Neither could say what kind
Of service they might be called upon
to perform.
ships are so uncertain that we
don't know just when we can sail,
but we're going to 60 just as soon as
possible" Olivier said.
Both had volunteered their serv.
ices to the British Ministry Of In
formation sometime ago.
Evening star., 1940-05-31

ton, D. O., director Of the Bureau
Of Public Assistance Of the Social
Security Board. was elected con-
ference president.
Evening star., 1940-05-31

All 1908 motion picture theaters
In Argentina are now equipped for
sound.
Evening star., 1940-05-31

Hades, a village, was the coolest
spot in England during the winter
storm,
La gaceta., 1940-08-31

esta dispuesto a no dejarse in
timidar.
Ell Cantinero sonri6 larga-
mente, al tempo que hacia un
gesto con la diestra, como que
riendo tranquilizar . "su a
mo-.
Y dijo:
liNo tenga listed cuidado,
sehorl iVienen a ayudarnos!
Estas gentes son amigos mias.
Dicen que que quiere listed que
hagan en- su servicio....,
Y el CGhtinero ahadi6 con
yoz mas baja, junto al mismo
dido de Isidoro:
LYa comprendera listed
que estos indios, que son los
chicos de que aver lie hablaba a
listed, nos han de ser muy Gti-
les, y que vienen al calor de los
pesosl
Diciendo este, el guarda habia
moyido los dedos de 81 diestra
La gaceta., 1940-08-31
REUBEN FINE A N Ell IT,
TULO DE LA
DE ID

Dallas, Texas, agosto 81
Reuben Fine, de New York, ga
no aqui ell titulo de campe6n de
la Federation de Ajedrez de los
Estados Unidos. Abri6 su parti-
da con William Kendall, utili-
zando la defensa francesa, y lie
vehci6 en- IS movimientos.
Herman Steiner, de Los An
geles, aspira al segundo lugar,
por haber derrotado al Rev. Ho-
ward Gilman de Omaha,
Adams Sc halla en- Ell segundo
lugar; Steiner en- tercero, empa-
tado con 81 anterior, y les sigucl
Marchand, Thompson, Kendall,
Gilman, Flo y Burdge.
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TONIC SEGUNDO
"a MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

diendose a caballo, como una ex-
halaci6n, por entire los campos
dormidos.
Cara Roja ,el jefe de los in
dos ckicos, era primo hermano
de Rosendo...
Ell jefe de los indios sc apre-
sur6 a poner a disposition de
RoSalia varios centenares de
guerreros, que habian estado
TODD ell dia siguiendo desde le-
jos a los caminantes sin que
Borgoha Sc apercibiera de NADIA.
-Bueno.. pero estas gentes,
Jque Quieren al fin
ell diplomatico a su guia, con ell
tonO cortante de un hombre que
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do saldria a pedir de boca.

do saldria a pedir de boca,
Ell CGntinero le tradujo las
palabras del indio.
En- seguida ell reSto de la tro-
pa Sc perdi6 entire los cahavera-
les, pudiendo entonces yer Bor-
goha que habian traido caban0s
aunque con los caScos protegi-
dos por fibras vegetables, para
no delatar su presencia en- las
inmensidades de la Pampa.
Ell d~iplOmatico y su guia que
daron nuevamente solos,.
Borgona estaba calculando ia
eficacia de poner Ell revolver a
este hombre en- la frente y anne
nazarle de muerte 81 sus amigos
lie jugaban una mala pasada,
cuando surgl6 un indivlo debajo
mismo de sus pies.
jChacala biri, cltay iperno-
va; chased im~eri en-
gu jerga del inferno.
ROsendO Sc volvi6 vivamente
La gaceta., 1940-08-31

Sangrienta result6 la pelea
principal de anoche, en- Benja-
min Field, cuando Buster Carr
oil de rompi6 dos dientes a SD
contrario, Roger Goss, a su
veg sali6 del cuadrilatero con un
oio songrante. Esperaba Ell pd-
blico una "peleilla" suave, man
sta, pero Sc equivoc6 y LAMAR
que, protector de Buster, Sc fro
taba las manos de contento, en-
cierto modo asombrado tam
bi6n.
Carroll sufri6 la herida en- I'm
ojo y Goss, con sus puhos la rea
brfa en- todos los asaltos. Fue en-
Ell ground" final cuando ell vete-
rano de Nueva Inglaterra recu-
rri6 a la energfa que lie restaba
y con un formidable ~puhetazo
lie rompi6 dos dientes a su anita
gonista.
Pele6 Carroll con extraordi-
maria valentia y en- ell sexto de-
rrib6 a Gss con un derechazo
"por la GAIA de las Judas. Sc
levant6 Roger antes de que el
arbitro Young Raymond lie ter
minara la cuenta.
Gan6 ell veterano seis de les
asaltos y su c%ontrario solo dos.
Cecilio Losada, ell mejicano,
venci6 por puntos a otro prote-
gido de la empresa, Buddy Rose
pero la patrioteria reparti6 Ia
bias. Los jueces que la empresa
escoje, cast siempre deciden,
cuando ash convene, a favor de
los "amigotes" de la "casa".
La gaceta., 1940-08-31
DEPDRTFS
mAMR1sEs Y

MAMBISES Y ASTURES-.--
Dos desafios de gran impor-
tancia Sc verificaran manana do
mingo, bajo la direction de a
Liga lntersocial, en- Ell parque
Cuscaden.
Sc batiran en- el primero los
Mambises, comandados por 81
joven JESUS Rodriguez, y los
ASSURES, que ahora obedecen
las inteligentes 6rdenes de Rans
tino Casares.
Todo indica, segun los exper-
tos, que JESUS comenzara Ell iue-
90 con NEG ahagin, su pitcher
estrella, teniendo en- Ia reserva
a Torres y Evelio Martinez. ,
JESUS no sc propone dar Guar
tel a sus contrarios y asegura
que luchara hasta ell fin.
La novena Guiana estara re-
forzada por Kline, que la sema-
ma pasada no hizo acto de pre-
sencia en- Ell terreno.
Los peritos Green que Casares
usara al zurdo Varas, bien pre-
parade, o a Piniellas, su nuevo
notable lanzador.
Las dos 1ltimas victorias de
los ASSURES fueron conquistadas
con Piniellas en- la Inca de fue-
go.
Greco, Ell nuevo receptor del
Centre, sigue actuando con gran
habilidad.
Los dos "trabucos", la novena
de los CabalIeros Leales y la de
la Unione Italiana, jugaran en-
Ell Segundo turno.
Creese que los Deales empe-
zaran con Pubic en- Ell box, te-
niendo a Pedrero en- el banco
como reserva de calidad. Pull
do y Pedrero figuran entire lo'
mejores pitchers amateurs de Il
Florida.
Retornara a la primera bas'
de los Leales, Ell valioso inicialis
ia Manuel Fernandez. Chel'
La gaceta., 1940-08-31

.es eloroformo. Vertiendo unas
gotas en- un pahuelo y hacienda
10 aspirar varias wees a una
persona, Sc la priYa de sentido
.por yarias horas. iExpliqueselo
Iusted bienl
Rosendo tranquiliz6 al dip.o-
matico.
Los indios conocian varios II
lquidos con esta misma prop:e-
dad pero puesto que ell que ofre
cia Borgona era infahble, 10 lie
varian desde luego los indios
que ~reallzaran ell rapto del mu-
chacho.
La expedition sc organiz6 in
mediatamente tan pronto como
|Rosendo explic6 a los brutos dc
10 que Sc trataba.
Sc formaron dos pelotoneS, y.
ell jefe de uno de ellos Muscular
do palabras ininteligibles y es-
cupiendo saliva al rostro de Isl
doro, lie intent6 explicar que To-
La gaceta., 1940-08-31

Rosendo tradujo las palabras
del embajador a los salvajes. y
&stos Sc ~arremolinaron alzando
cada cual Ia diestra en- el aire.
profiriendo con vcz sorda:
-Imeri, imeri!... GYo, yol)
Borgoha ~puntualiz6 81 asun.o.
Sc trataba de arrebatar al pc
queno de Ia finca mientras dor
mia Y traerlo aqui.
[iPero advierta listed bien
-aclar6 Isidoro al CdntiNerO-,
que 10 han de traer vivo, sano Y
salvol.... Para clio pueden hacsr
uso de este f~rasquito-ahadi6.
sacando uno del bolsillo-. Este
La gaceta., 1940-08-31
como 81 contara dinero.
Borgoha qued6se unos instan-
ties pensativo.

Era evidente que estas gentes
salvajes representation un pe.i-
gro; pero siendo amigos de su
guia y estando dispuestas a ayu-
darles, ofrecianle tambien ell me
do de llevar a cabo su vengan-
"a esta misma noche.....
IPor que no?
Ell pensaba raptar al hijo dc
la infame Y del traidor manana
mismo.
Pero, w 81 Surgia algdn incl
dente durante la noche, que le
'obligara a matar como perros a
los dos miserables, sin haberles
hecho antes padecer el tormen-
to de yer desaparecer al hijo a
mado, al muchacho rubio que
debia ser toda la algeria de los
padres y de la haeieHdqP
La gaceta., 1940-08-31
Carroll vencio a Goss en- una sangrienta pelea
Iosada venci6 a Rose, pero lie estafcroa
Ia decision

Y Losada superb a su rival y ia
estata sc consume cuandoc dos
brazos Sc pusieron en- alto per-
iudicando asi al mejicano.
Anoche Sc apreci6 que Ell es-
tado de Florida necesita una CO
mission de boxeo para impedir
que los empresarios controller
programs, p1giles, jveces y r
do 10 relacionado con Ell viril ar
tie.
Young Allen venci6 a Fran
kie Thomas, por puntos. Dos We
ces rod6 ell Sr. Thomas a la 10
ma, la primera en- ell asalto ter
cero y la segunda en- FL septimo,
Sc concedi6 a Ricardo Her.
nandez una victoria sobre Fred
Barja, pero la mayor parte de-
pdblico protest6 del fallo, esti'
mando que Ell triunfo pertene-
cia Fred.
Jorge Gutierrez vencio por
puntos, Icastigandolo duramen-
te, a Joe Turner, de San Peters
burg. Los padrinos de Turner
lanzaron la toalla al "ring', en-
el tercero.
La gaceta., 1940-08-31

Castillo pasara a la reserva o sc
le pondra en- otra posici6n.
Contreras Sc propone cuidsr
su batting, de modo que ell Ga
lego no lie alcanee
Espolitascuenta para la defen
sa de la Unione con los pitchers
Domingo y Capitano.
Domingo lie do excelente re-
sultado ell domingo anterior
frente a los cubanos, pero los OBJ
servadores estiman que Capita
no es su mejor recurso.
La Unione agregarA dos Q
tres jugadores, bajo permiso es-
pecial de la Liga, pero siemore
que sean de los conocidos en- eI
patio.
Sc lie marcharon a la Unione
Lito Casares, Champ Williams
y Salemi. Despues Polk pidi6 y
cencia, con motive de sus vaca'
clones. Ippolito jug6 muy bier
Ell catcher la semana pasada,
bate6 un jonrr6n y un tubey.
Actuara en- ell 'home' ell ar.
bitro Ed Leavine yen las bases
Carl Lopez.
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hacia IsidorO, e~xclamandO;

hacia Isidoro, ~exclamandO;
dice que 81 quiere listed
puede ir a la casa y yer a esos
Isehores. iTodo Ell mundo duer-
me en- la fincal
Borgo1a no pens6 ahora que
pudiera ~tratarse de una emhos-
Podia yer de nuevo a los In
flames, sorprenderles en- la init
mIdad y contemplar ell cuadro
de ventura en- el hogar c~onstrui-
do sobre la ~infamia....
De este modo saborearia con
mas delectaci6n la venganza....
iAdelante!
|tTraeran aqui al niho? -
pregunt6 al indio por medic de
RosendO,
Este tradujo su pregunta y
luego contest6:
81; puede listed estar tran
quilo. lVayal iCuando vuelva,
va estara aQui el muchachOI..
La gaceta., 1940-08-31
LIGA NACIoNAL

Solo un desafio pudo verifi-
carse aver y los Dodgers de
Brooklyn, con Hamlin de pitch
er, vencieron a los Rojos de Gin
cinnati, rebajando la ~ventaja de
estos en- Ell primer lugar a 712
juegos. Camilli, la primera ba-
Sc del Brooklyn, bate6 un jOa-
IRON y dos hits, hacienda tres
carreras, en- cuatro wees al ba-
te. Reiser jug6 la tercera y peg6
dos hits,
Medwick peg6 un hit e hizo
una carrera, en- a Wales al "pia
to-.
Brooklyn &c, 11h, De; Cincin'
natl &c, Ion, Sc.
Los primeros bateadores d
esta Liga 10 son Rowell, Ell no
vato de las Abejas, la sensation
del ano; Mike Nice ormick, e
jardinero de los Rojos de Gin
cinnati, y Walker, Ell jardiner'
central de los Dodgers. Mize, d
los Cardenales, sigue en- la van
guardia de todos los %jonrrone
ros, con 81; lie sigue RiEzO, d.
los Phillies, con %, y Nichol
son, de los Cubs, con 20.
La gaceta., 1940-08-31
% HOMBRES PARA
LOS Medals ROJAS

Los Medals Rojas llamaron pa
"a sus filas EN- los 1ltimos dfas,
a catorce jugadores. Los llama
dos son Wilburn Rutland, Mi
ckey Harris, Woodrow Richard
Wifred Lefevre, Bill Seyles y
Alpa Brazle, pitchers; jugado-
res de cuadro Tony Lupien y
Hal Selling; jardinero Leo Nom
nenkamp, del Newark, y otros.
La gaceta., 1940-08-31

Sc mantlenen en- los prime
ros lugares de la Lga, al 'batt-
ing, Radcliff, de los Browns ;
Ted Williams de los Medias Ro-
jas, y Joe DiMaggio, de los Yam
KEGS.
Los jOnrroneros del Circuito
10 son: Foxx, que sigue jugando
ell catcher del Boston, "a; Di
Maggi, de los Yankees, con %, y
Hank Greenberg, la eStrella de
los Tigres de Detroit, con 26.
La gaceta., 1940-08-31
MATARON A OTRO DE LOS
REGGIONE

New York, agosto 31.-El ter
zero de los seis hermanos Reg
gione Luis, fue asesinado aqui
en- la calle Mulberry, cuando iba
en- compania de su hermano Jo-
sc. Habia salido de la peniten-
ciaria de Lewisburg, donde cum
pli6 una sentencia por fabricar
La gaceta., 1940-08-31

Connecticut, por robo; Tom Sc
halla recluido en- Sig Sing, por J
robo, y una hermana ha sido la
mazda a declarar en- relsci6n con
Ell ssesinato.
La gaceta., 1940-08-31
LTGA AMERICANA
49,

Doc hits he batearon los Me-
dias Blancas de Chicago a BOP
Feller, pero con ellos solo pudieS
ron anotarle dos carreras.
Obtuvo Ell joven lanzador su
vigeSima tercera victoria del a.
no. Con hombres en- las ba0es
Feller era "intransitable". Qua
tro carreras hizo ell Chicago,
con 8 hits.
Cleveland &c, Oh L; Chicago
&c, 12h, 2s.
La gaceta., 1940-08-31

Los Medals Rojas salieron de
su letargo en- Ell septimo, luego
de haber hecho cuatro en- ell Sc
gundo, y en- ell septimo a~notarOn
de nuevo, ganando Ell desaffo,
La carrera Sc produjo con un
tubey de Cramer y un tribey dc
Ted Williams.
Boston sc, 11h, De; Filadel-
fla 4c, Oh, De.
Cramer peg6 cuatro hits, en-
cinco veces, pasando tambien u
ma de las carreras,
La gaceta., 1940-08-31

PERDIDA un manOjo de la
yes, como de 40, de valor para
su dueno. Sc grattiicara al que
10 entregue en- ell 1903 de la Sep,
TINA avenida o lame por ell te-
lefono Y 1892.
La gaceta., 1940-08-31

billetes falsos.
Los otros dos Reggione ase.
sinados Sc tlamaban James y
Mike. Patsy Ressioae, segdn Ia
.Policia, ests en- Ell preside de